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Jeff Gray, Ph.D.
Office: 3447 SEC
(Science and Engineering Complex)
Email: gray@cs.ua.edu
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February 16, 2015: American Christian Academy (Photos)
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April 1, 2015: Tuscaloosa County Schools
April 20, 2015: Fort Payne
To schedule a workhop in your area, please contact gray@cs.ua.edu.
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Jeff Gray is a Professor (Full) in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Alabama (UA) and a member of the newly formed Software Engineering Group. He is a National Science Foundation CAREER award recipient and was named the 2008 Alabama Professor of the Year. Jeff is a Distinguished Member of the ACM and a Senior Member of the IEEE, and he currently serves as the chair of the Alabama IEEE Computer Society. He also serves on the Education Advisory Council of Code.org.
Dr. Gray received a Ph.D. in Computer Science in May of 2002 from the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. While at Vanderbilt, Jeff was a research assistant at the Institute for Software Integrated Systems (ISIS), where he worked on the DARPA Program Composition for Embedded Systems (PCES) project. He also worked on a tool integration project at ISIS that was funded by Boeing. Jeff's thesis advisor was Dr. Steve Schach, and his dissertation committee members were Dr. Janos Sztipanovits, Dr. Gabor Karsai, Dr. Larry Dowdy, Dr. Mike Fitzpatrick, and Dr. Fritz Barnes
In 1991, he graduated summa cum laude with a BS in Computer Science from West Virginia University in Morgantown, West Virginia. Jeff completed the undergraduate degree in three years and was a WVU Honors Student. As an undergraduate, he made the Dean's list every semester and was named a WVU Arts and Sciences Scholar in 1990 and 1991 (1 of 25 students from over 3,000). In 1993, he received an MS in Computer Science (also from WVU). His MS advisor was Dr. Murali Sitaraman and his thesis committee members were Dr. Frances Van Scoy and Dr. Doug Harms.
Jeff graduated high school in 1988 from the Linsly School (founded in 1814), in Wheeling, West Virginia. He was a member of the last all-male graduating class before the school went coed. His research mentors at Linsly were Dr. Garth Innocenti and Mr. Mike Chokel. At Union Junior High School, Mr. James Asplund and Mr. Emil Nardone gave Jeff his first opportunity to explore the joys of computing.
Other additional information about Jeff is available here.
Current/Previous Funding
Below is a summary of external awards over $5k on which I serve(d) as PI or co-PI. A summary of all research grants can be found here.
Active Awards:
NSF STEM-C
$854,484 8/14-7/17
Google CS4HS (2014)
$24,000 5/14-6/15
NSF CE21
$1,011,133 1/13-12/16
College Board/NSF
Pilot III:
$6,000; 6/12-5/15
NSF IIS:
$315,524; 9/11-8/15
Previous Awards:
NSF BPC:
$499,707; 4/10 - 3/14
Dept. Education GAAN:
NSF CAREER:
NSF Discovery K-12:
$2,437,577; 8/09-7/14
(no lonver involved)
NSF RAPID:
$65,013; 8/10-7/13
NSF SHF
Air Force/AFRL STTR
Pilot II:
NSF CPA:
Google Research Award:
$48,500 12/09-12/10
NSF ITEST:
$1,080,000; 1/08-12/10
NSF SMA:
IBM Eclipse Grant:
$15k; 3/05-2/06
DARPA PCES 2:
DARPA PCES:
$51,009; 12/02-5/03
Committees and Editorships
Below is a list of conferences in which I serve as organizer or program committee member in the upcoming year. A more detailed list of these events, as well as an archive of past events, is available here.
ICSE 2015, MODELS 2015, GPCE 2015, SLE 2015, MiSE 2015, ICSE 2015, ECMFA 2015, ICSEA 2105, Sustainability 2015, ICMT 2015
I currently serve on the Editorial Board of Software and Systems Modeling, a Springer journal.
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Songqing Yue
Huseyin Ergin
Jonathan Corley
Dr. Mokter Hossain
Brian Eddy
Previous Students
Dr. Yuehua Lin
(Summer 2007)
Dr. Hui Wu
Dr. Suman Roychoudhury
Dr. Jing Zhang
(Spring 2009)
Dr. Robert Tairas
Dr. Yu Sun
Dr. Ferosh Jacob
Dr. Hyun Cho
Previous Postdocs
Dr. Frédéric Jouault
(Univ. Nantes/INRIA)
Dr. J. Eduardo Rivera
(Universidad de Malaga)
Dr. Romain Delamare
(IRISA/INRIA)
co-advised
Previous Fulbright Student
Dr. Tomaž Lukman
(Jozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia) (2009-2010)
The University of Alabama has been ranked among the top 50 public universities (currently 31st) in the nation for over a decade
in U.S. News and World Report's annual college rankings, Fall 2012.
For the 2012-2013 acadmeic year, UA led the nation as the public university with the most number of incoming National Merit Scholars (241 students).
The University is the first university in the state, founded in 1831, and has the largest enrollment of any university in Alabama.
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States can't have lower fine than in amended MV Act: Attoney general
The road transport and highways ministry in September had sought legal opinion through the law ministry soon after some of the state governments including Gujarat had reduced the fines for compoundable offences below the minimum penalties, which has been specified in the Motor Vehicle Act. The amended law came into effect from September 1.Dipak K Dash | TNN | December 06, 2019, 20:05 IST
K K Venugopal said that state governments cannot reduce fines for traffic offences below what has been notified as minimum amount,
Till now only eight states - Odisha, Assam, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Uttarakhand and Manipur - have notified the Motor Vehicle Act.,
Till now only eight states - Odisha, Assam, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Uttarakhand and Manipur - have notified the Motor Vehicle Act.
NEW DELHI: State governments cannot reduce fines for traffic offences below what has been notified as minimum amount in the recently amended Motor Vehicle Act, the country's top law officer has said.
Attorney general K K Venugopal also said that the Centre is within its rights to issue directions to states to implement the law passed by Parliament.
The road transport and highways ministry in September had sought legal opinion through the law ministry soon after some of the state governments including Gujarat had reduced the fines for compoundable offences below the minimum penalties, which has been specified in the Motor Vehicle Act. The amended law came into effect from September 1.
Under the law, there are 24 compoundable offences, which means in such cases an offender can pay the penalty at the spot and doesn't need to visit a court. Such offences include driving without wearing helmet and seatbelt, driving an uninsured vehicle, blocking way of emergency vehicles and racing. Section 200 of the amended law empowers the states to notify the exact fine where the central law has set minimum and maximum fine or penalty.
Sources said Venugopal has opined that since amended MV Act is a parliamentary legislation, states cannot pass any law or issue executive order to fix the penalty below the statutory provision of the central law without assent from President of India.
On whether states can set aside implementation of the central law, the AG has said under Article-256 of the Constitution, the central government can issue directions to states to follow the norm, sources said. TOI has learnt that AG has also opined that disobedience of the Centre's direction can even attract action under Article-356, which will mean that the state government will have to implicitly comply with the central law.
Goa to follow 'Gujarat model' to implement amended MV act
Odisha: 5.87 lakh learner's driving licence issued in 3 months after implementation of new MV Act
Soon after the Centre notified nearly 60 sections of the MV Act, Gujarat was the first state to breach the lower limit of fine prescribed in the central law and had even altered fines, which the Act does not permit. Soon some other states had followed suit.
Central government officials had claimed that the states would have to comply with the norm since Article 254 of the Constitution says if there is a point of contention between the Centre and the state on a provision of law that falls in the Concurrent List, then the central law shall prevail.
Gujarat had even notified different penalties for non-compoundable offences, which requires the offender to visit court to pay fine.
It can be recalled that Gujarat has fixed Rs 500 fine for not wearing helmet whereas the MV Act has set Rs 1,000 as minimum fine for this offence. Similar changes have been made for not wearing seat belts.
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Springbok Olivier is on board
Worcester Editorial	23rd Sep, 2015 Updated: 19th Oct, 2016
WORCESTER Warriors have secured the signature of South Africa international and World Cup winner Wynand Olivier.
The powerful centre joins up with his new team-mates this week and could make his Warriors debut against Wasps at Sixways on Saturday.
The 32-year-old has won 38 Springboks caps and was part of the World Cup-winning squad in 2007, making three appearances during the competition.
At club level, Olivier was a key component of a successful Bulls side in his home country from 2005 to 2013 as he tasted both Super Rugby and Currie Cup success with the province.
He then moved to France for two seasons with Montpellier, making 38 appearances and featuring alongside new Warriors prop Na'ama Leleimalefaga.
And Olivier, who featured in the Barbarians side which edged past Warriors 43-35 earlier this month, said he was looking forward to staking his claim for a regular starting spot at Sixways.
"Sixways is an exciting place to be with all the changes and developments taking place," he said.
"The vision of the club is something that appeals to any professional athlete and I can't wait to compete for my place in the squad.
"I want to help push Warriors to be successful in the Aviva Premiership."
Director of rugby Dean Ryan said he was delighted to add more experience to his squad having already captured former Ireland international Donncha O'Callaghan and Fijian lock Tevita Cavubati.
"Wynand is another example of a player that brings international and European experience which is essential to the balance of a successful squad," Ryan said.
"He will add competition to places in the centre while also being able to contribute to the development of some of our youngsters."
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#13896: JACK PAAR PROGRAM, THE
Jack Paar, Ted Kennedy, John F. Kennedy, Joan Kennedy, Mr and Mrs. Edward Kennedy, Edward Kenned, Joseph Kennedy
September 21st, 1962- September 10th, 1965 (NBC)
Jack's guests are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy.
Open of the show is heard. Jack Paar mentions in his monologue that "a lot of excitement going on here back stage." Jack states that Edward Kennedy is handsome but has a strange accent. Also remarks related to TV trends, fluffs. Jose Melies anecdote when he and Jack were in the service together.
Jack Paar introduces Edward Ted Kennedy and his wife Joan Kennedy. Jack comments on home movies of  the Kennedy family. Questions asked by Paar to Kennedy:
"Are there drawbacks as a brother of a President elected to the Senate?" "What interests does Edward Kennedy have, away from political life?"
Joan remembers when she first met her husband. Anecdotes related to their 20 nephews. Reflections on the Primary and the recent Election by both Teddy and Joan Kennedy.
It is remembered that father Joseph Kennedy  felt that of all his sons, Joseph Kennedy was the brightest and with the most promising future.
Ted remembers how he felt at age 12 hearing of  Joe's death. He remembers a sailing outing with his brother Joe, both winning a race.
Kennedy remembers PT109 moments related to brother John,  and his reaction.
Anecdotes about the convention.
Joan states she is looking forward to moving to Washington DC.
Included,an Anacin commercial ("Mother I'd Rather Do It Myself").
#14367A: ASSASSINATION OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD BY JACK RUBY: SPEICAL LIVE RADIO AND TELEVISION COVERAGE
1963-11-24, , 395 min.
Walter Cronkite, Frank McGee, John Chancellor, Bryson Rash, Gabe Pressman, Merrill Mueller, Howard K. Smith, John F. Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, Neil Strawser, Ted Kennedy, Roy Neal, Dan Rather, Charles Murphy, Tom Pettit, Frank Singiser, Edward P. Morgan, Sander Vanocur, Bill Ryan, David Frost, Robert Trout, Richard Dimbleby, Earl Ubell, Ike Pappas, Jack Ruby, Charles Quinn, Morgan Beatty, Lyndon Johnson, Lee Harvey Oswald, Henry Wade, Dr. Martin Luther King, Tom Shires, Jerry Landay, Lew Fisher, Jim Van Sickle, C.H. Combest, Myrna Oswald, C.A. Droby, John Fritz, Jesse Curray, Eli Abel, Bill Lord, Edwin Neuman, V.H. Combass, C.E. Drovey, Ed Voebel, Marie Tippet, Eva Grant, Tammi True, Adam Clayton Powell
TELEVISION & RADIO COVERAGE, in real time, of the
ASSASSINATION OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD BY JACK RUBY
Sunday, November 24, 1963. Broadcast coverage from Approximately 2:00PM (Eastern Standard Time) to 11:35 PM,
A total of 395 minutes of coverage.
This Special TV and Radio audio air check, originally recorded off the air at the time during its original broadcast, November 24, 1963, is one of the two most rare and valued archived broadcasts in the over 20,000 titled Archival Television Audio, Inc. collection. Second only to Phil Gries' off the air recording of Don Pardo's first two NBC TV bulletins announcing the shooting of President JOHN F. KENNEDY and the initial 3 minutes and 53 seconds of NBC TELEVISION coverage NOT RECORDED (AUDIO OR VIDEO) BY NBC or any other affiliate station, person, or archive in the United States.
NOVEMBER 24, 1963 original coverage on reel-to-reel AUDIO TAPE (RECORDED DIRECT LINE PROVIDING EXCELLENT SOUND REPRODUCITON) begins at approximately at 2:00 PM, Eastern Standard Time, one hour and thirty-nine minutes after Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald as he was being transported from the Dallas city Jail to an awaiting armored vehicle at 11:21 Central Standard Time, 12:21 Eastern Standard time.
Only recently rediscovered, by ATA founder/owner Phil Gries, originally thought lost, this six hour and thirty-five-minute audio tape air check has been monitored for the following summaries and names / details that are contained related to assassination coverage of Lee Harvey Oswald as it unfolds in Dallas Texas. This broadcast  recording is not linear, focusing on only one station, but audio recorded by many TV and Radio stations at the time of the actual events, randomly channel changing and searching for salient station coverage ("channel hopping)" from TV to Radio back to TV, back to Radio, etc. This only extant broadcast record is a true TIME CAPSUL RETROSPECTIVE FEELING OF EVENTS OF THE DAY AS THEY WERE HAPPING IN REAL TIME.…RECORDING OVER SIX & HALF HOURS of audio tape covering a NINE & HALF HOUR period of time related to covered broadcasting air time on November 24, 1963 form 2:00pm Eastern Standard Time, ending at approximately 11:35PM, Eastern Standard Time.
Five Radio Stations are recorded (WJRZ, WINS, WNEW, WRR, MUTUAL, KLIF), and six television stations are recorded (CBS, NBC, WNEW, WFAA, ABC, WNTA), disseminating the news as each broadcast station presents programming from varied locations. 108 individuals can be heard or mentioned, in different capacities…news reports, interviews, subjects under investigation, and individuals connected to Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby. Interspersed, there continues to be coverage of today's event of President John F. Kennedy who lies in state in the rotunda at the Capitol in Washington D.C.
NOTE: 85% of the 395 minutes contained in this air check are unique representing "lost" broadcasts representing coverage of the Oswald assassination as presented on television stations, CBS, NBC, ABC, WNEW, WFAA, WNTA, and radio stations, WJRZ, WINS, WNEW, MUTUAL. 15% of the radio and television RECORDINGS contained in this tape can be found on YouTube, and are archived by museums and television stations. However, 85% of the air checks contained in these originally audio taped recordings are a one of a kind broadcast record. To date no other resource of media recordings (TV / Radio) such as detailed below, moment to moment on different Radio and Television stations in real time sequence, has been found to exist in any broadcast or transcript form other than the following air checks contained in the Archival Television Audio, Inc. archive.
In 1993 a 49-minute CD, narrated by Reid Collins of WNEW Radio News, was released containing highlights of media broadcast coverage related to the JFK assassination and additional news coverage Nov. 22 -25, 1963. Included in the ten different clips are a 6:34 audio tape recording (edited version) of Ike Pappas audio tape coverage at the scene as Jack Ruby shoots Lee Harvey Oswald. Included in this ATA air check is over one and half additional minutes of original audio coverage by Ike Pappas and additional on the air live post commentary and reporting by Pappas communicated back to Jim Van Sickle anchoring at station WNEW 1130 AM in New York.
The only other extant radio / television coverage of the assassination of Lee Harvey Oswald are You Tube postings recorded by station KLIF- Dallas Radio at 12:18pm (EST) which begins after the shooting, prior to Oswald being transported by ambulance to Parkland hospital. It is interesting to note seen in this footage, recorded by station KRLD-TV, reporter Ike Pappas walks with his audio tape recorder over his left shoulder and gets into line, (only twelve seconds prior to Lee Harvey Oswald appearing, and being shot) with other reporters. Unknown to Pappas, Jack Ruby, stands in line, only a few feet away to his left. Also archived is NBC TV coverage with Tom Pettit reporting the shooting on live television, including KRLD, WFAA, and NBC TV coverage, AUDIO ONLY of the assassination. Note: all the above extant air checks are excerpts, some brief.
Audio air check coverage discovered on this off the air audio recording of TV and Radio coverage begins at approximately 2:00pm E.S.T. We are tuned to WJRZ RADIO:
"Reviewing details of today's events surrounding the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald as he was being transferred from one jail to another. A crowd of journalists, photographers and police crowded around in the jail's basement garage and watched as Oswald was led out and was about to be placed in a police car. As the report indicates, at this time, Oswald's heart has stopped, and doctors are attempting to keep him alive using 15 pints of blood to save his life administering open heart message. Reporting is Mike Ludlum."
CBS TV NEWS: A report by Neil Strawser at 2:05pm. "Doctors are fighting desperately to preserve the life of the accused assassin of the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy. Lee Harvey Oswald, who was shot two hours ago (12:21 EST) is now undergoing surgery.
At 2:10 pm a CBS NEWS FLASH:
"This is CBS News Headquarters in New York. We now have a flash from Dallas Texas that Oswald is dead. (2:07 PM, Eastern Standard Time). He had been shot just two hours ago as he was being moved from Dallas City Hall jail to the county jail where the process of justice was about to be carried out, one step farther."
At 2:13 pm (EST). NBC NEWS: "In the Capital of the rotunda ceremony for JFK is concluding. Members of the Senate and their wives are departing."
Almost simultaneously, a "Flash" from the NBC Newsroom. United Press: "OSWALD IS DEAD."
at 2:14pm (EST). WNEW TV Channel 5. "SPECIAL BULLETIN REPORT FROM THE WNEW CHANNEL 5 NEWSROOMS. "LEE OSWALD IS DEAD."
NBC TV: Morgan Beatty reports. "Lee Harvey Oswald died of a gunshot wound at 12:07pm Central Time, 1:07 Eastern Standard Time. Dr. Tom Shires, chief of surgery at South Western Medical School was the surgeon operating on Oswald. He said that the patient was in massive abdominal injury with major vessel injuries. Oswald heart messaged but to no avail. The procedure is described taking place at 12:12 CST. after death."
NBC's Bryson Rash reports form the Capital as people are lined to pay respects to the fallen President and pass bye his casket at the Lincoln catapult.
WINS 1010 AM RADIO:  From the central desk in New York, Jerry Landay and Lew Fisher report their evaluations of what has just occurred during the past two hours.
CBS TV. Walter Cronkite reports up to date news of the assassination of Oswald.
WNEW 11:30 AM RADIO. 2:15PM:
2 hours and 54 minutes after Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald, on air anchor Jim Van Sickle states, "As reporter Ike Pappas, on the scene, described earlier most vividly, police are now holding night club owner Jack Ruby with the killing of Lee Harvey Oswald who was denying to the last minute his involvement killing the President. Police had checked out everybody including Jack Ruby."
Jim Van Sickle then reminds his listening audience, "By way of a tape recording, reporter Ike Pappas describes the moment Oswald was shot. He was standing just 6 feet from Oswald when Ruby fired his pistol. In fact, he wondered himself whether he had been shot. Pappas called in to WNEW immediately and relayed his report."
Jim Van Sickle replays the entire tape recording that Ike Pappas had made which was originally played earlier in the broadcast.
"We have a prisoner wearing a black sweater. He has changed from his T-Shirt. He's being brought out toward an armored car, being led out by Captain Fritz."
As Oswald nears Pappas IKE PAPPAS moves his right hand holding his microphone and asks LEE HARVEY OSWALD,
"Do you have anything to say in defense?"
IMMEDIATELY, A SHOT RINGS OUT as JACK RUBY shoots Oswald. Pappas continues to roll tape and we hear him describe the chaotic scene. "Oswald has been shot. There is a great deal of confusion at the moment. One of the wildest scenes I have ever seen," exclaims, Ike Pappas.
NOTE: ON THE INTERNET ONE CAN HEAR 4 minutes and 47 seconds of this riveting account of the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Ruby as tape recorded by Ike Pappas on David von Pein's exceptional JFK Channel on You Tube. On this Archival Television Audio, Inc. air check there exists additional minutes heard, totaling 8 minutes.
After the recording is rebroadcast, Jim Van Sickle goes live to Dallas and converses on WNEW AM with Ike Pappas who is still at the scene at the Dallas County Jail at 2:25pm
(EST)just a little over two hours since Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald.
Ike Pappas live telephone conversation from Dallas Texas to New York with WNEW Radio anchor, Jim Van Sickle.
IKE PAPPAS:
"Just after learning that Oswald had died Jack Ruby is being held in the 4th floor jail under extremely heavy guard. Latest development has been C.A. Droby, Jack Ruby's attorney has arrived. He states that Ruby has been brooding and emotional ever since the President was shot. More and more he has been thinking about avenging the death of the president. Detective C.H. "Billy' Combest stood opposite Ruby and saw the gun come out of the jacket of Ruby and saw the TV lights against the gun. Combest screamed, "JACK YOU S.O.B. DON'T DO IT."
Pappas further reports "At the moment a press briefing is being held. In retrospect since Friday night Jack Ruby has had total access at headquarters here. An incredible thing for a man who is not a policeman."
Ike Pappas continues to tell Jim Van Sickle, "Attorney C.A. Droby's wife received a phone call from a man with a foreign accent and stated that he will be the next one shot." Police chief Jesse Curray is following up on all leads whether this assassination is an organized plot or a one-man act? "
Back at the WNEW 11:30 radio studio, anchor Jim Van Sickle states, "Ike Pappas reporting from Dallas Texas doing a magnificent job."
WNEW radio report is heard from science editor Earl Ubell who states that Jack Ruby shot Oswald with a 38-caliber gun. Also stated, "…frenetic efforts of surgeon and doctors to save Oswald's life at any cost. However, the bullet penetrated the aorta and Oswald had no chance of surviving."
Switching to MUTUAL NEWS:
Bob Jett reports. "Jack Ruby will be arraigned tomorrow at 2:00pm on a writ of Habeas Corpus for pre-meditated murder that could bring the death penalty under Texas law. And repeating, Lee Harvey Oswald died on the operating table in Parkland hospital at 1:07 pm Dallas time, 48 hours and 7 minutes after President Kennedy succumbed to shots by Oswald." "Moscow Radio reported the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald after news agencies flashed the news."
A repeat tape recording is played airing earlier on the Mutual Broadcasting System…breaking in on news broadcasting of the pre-funeral ceremonies of President John F. Kennedy with the first word related to Oswald's death.
Announcer: "A report as recorded by Mutual News."
Reporter, Bob Jett.
"This is Bob Jett from WRR-FM Mutual News Dallas where I just received and confirmed a report from Parkland Hospital that Lee Harvey Oswald has died."
"THAT IS THE FIRST WORD AND MUTUAL LISTENERS HEARD IT FIRST."
Mutual News reporter, Frank Singiser reports.
"We hear responses by the public related to today's events by parents and relatives of Oswald who have all been absolved of any connection.
A report broadcast at 12:41 Eastern Standard Time: "Oswald has gone into surgery.  His wife Myrna has not appeared at Parkland hospital. Jack Ruby still being questioned."
We hear more on Jack Ruby and his background. Repeat and description of the shooting. Disbelief by Dallas police.
WINS RADIO NEWS. Reports of requests that JFK should be considered not to attend Dallas. Now, a sense of shame in Dallas in the death of Lee Harvey Oswald.
From Group Station Westinghouse reporting are Jerry Landay and Lou Fisher. "WINS RADIO STATION 1010 AM is suspending its regular broadcasting and dropping all commercials with coverage of events following the assassination of Lee Harvey Oswald."
Late report at 2:30PM of eyewitnesses. Interview with close associate and co-worker, Tony Zoppi, at Jack Ruby's Carousel Club.
WFAA TV coverage: More on Ruby…months ago acquitted in court of beating a man in his club. C.A. Droby Ruby's attorney comments.
On ABC TV, Howard K. Smith comments about the "lunatic fringe" in our society. Edward Morgan comments related to the day's events and the vengeance motive.
"What causes such actions are not the case in Western Europe. Associates of Jack Ruby state he was an admirer of President Kennedy and no warning that Ruby would kill Oswald."
WINS RADIO. Reporting, Jerry Landay and Lou Fisher.
NBC TV: "Moscow reports Pravda communist propaganda" as covered and reported by John Chancellor from Berlin.  Morgan Beatty and Chancellor talk to one another about how propaganda cannot be misused. They predict that both assassinations have been right wing plots…a big lie that nurtures Russian propaganda.  NBC TV announces that the station will continue to cover the Assassination of Lee Harvey Oswald till Midnight, Eastern Standard Time and will resume broadcasting at 7:00AM on Monday, November 25th.
Dallas Police Chief John Fritz, the only person to interrogate Owsald prior to his assassination states that as far as he is concerned the case is "closed, period."
Tom Perryman reports in Dallas.
Police Chief Jesse Curray press statement: "Oswald dead at 1:07PM." (EST).
Report by police officer Roy Lee Lowery who states he saw the shooting and describes what he witnessed. Officer E.H. Convess (?) states that he witnessed Jack Ruby attempting to fire a second round into Oswald as Ruby was subdued.
NBC TV Reporting of John Connally convalescing and will be alright to leave Parkland Hospital in ten days. Returning, coverage to the Nations' Capital in Washington D.C. related to JFK lying in state in the Rotunda. Robert McCormick reports.
From the White House, Richard Valeriani reports.
CBS TV Reporting from Dallas by Dan Rather and in the CBS Studios in New York, Walter Cronkite reports that Jack Ruby's roommate is arrested.
NBC TV Reporting with anchor Frank McGee with the latest updated coverage from the Capital Rotunda. Comments from those attending and why they have elected to travel to attend this day to pay last respects to President John F. Kennedy as they file past the bier of the late President.
Reported are the "bizarre ironies related between Kennedy and Oswald which would ruin a lawyer for life."
Currently there are three lawyers called to defend Jack Ruby.
Merrill Mueller and Elie Abel read part of the eulogy honoring the late President.
Report from the Vatican that there will be a solemn requiem mass in Rome on Monday.
From WINS RADIO:
Report on the challenges which lie ahead for President Lyndon Johnson.
We hear the song "Hallelujah" played in tribute to the memory of President John F. Kennedy.  "Cancellations of all school's tomorrow, a day of National Mourning." A Report that a 38-caliber bullet was retrieved from the stomach of Lee Harvey Oswald. Interview with Doctor Malcolm Nelson McClelland who attempted to save Oswald's' life.
From ABC TV affiliate WFFA in Dallas, Bob Walker anchors.  Bill Lord and Roger Sharp report. "How Does a City React to the Shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald?"
Citizens are interviewed on the street. Reporter Paul Good interviews Mrs. Eva Grant, sister of Jack Ruby. She states that Jack was terribly upset over the assassination of President Kennedy.
From ABC TV in New York: Murphy Martin reports.
Reporter David Jayne reports from Hyannis Port Massachusetts airport as Rose Kennedy, Eunice Shriver and Ted Kennedy are boarding. Kenney states his appreciation of all prayers by all Americans. Larry Newman, longtime friend, and neighbor of the Kennedy's comments. He states that Joseph Kennedy is taking the news of his son's killing very well. Others taking the two-hour flight to Washington D.C. are Ruth Kennedy, Ted's cousin Joe Gordon and Lieutenant John F. Dempsey, State Police 40-year friend of the Kennedy family and secret serviceman Frank McDermott.
Other news story reported: "A statue of Kennedy begins to fund in London England to be constructed.
WNEW 11:30 AM RADIO: Report from Ike Pappas on Jack Ruby's past infractions going back to 1959. Captain John Fritz states that Lee Harvey Oswald was the only shooter of President John F. Kennedy.
NBC TV: Merrill Mueller reporting from Dulles International Airport that security in the Nations Capital has been doubled. At Washington International Airport world leaders are arriving for the funeral of President John F. Kennedy, including French President Charles De Gaulle, Japanese Prime Minister, Hayato Ikeda, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, others.
Frank McGee reports a summary of the day's events till now. Tom Pettit reports from Dallas with updated news from the 3rd floor Dallas Police headquarters.
A report from John Scally relating comment from Cuban President Fidel Castro on both JFK and LBJ.
Reports from Edwin Neuman and Elie Abel.
Lorne Green is heard at the beginning of a special television broadcast "A TRIBUTE TO JOHN FITZFGERALD KENNEDY: AN HOUR OF DEVOTION TO OUR LATE PRESIDENT."
WNEW AM RADIO:
Jim Van Sickle summarizes the events of the day, including how Jack Ruby entered the police precinct. Again, a replay of Ike Pappas' tape recorder continuing to record the assassination and aftermath.  Pappas states that since 1953 Jack Ruby has had a police record. Pappas interview with police at a press conference, Captain John Fritz confirms to Pappas that Oswald alone assassinated the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy. Asked if Oswald said anything before his own assassination, Fritz says, "No."
Back at the WNEW- RADIO STUDIO, Ike Pappas communicates with anchor Jim Van Sickle. He states that on Friday night (November 23rd) he met Jack Ruby who befriended him and gave him his card. Ruby told Pappas that if he had any trouble getting news out of the police to just call him.
Jim Van Stickle states that:
" Ike Pappas, who almost got in the way of that bullet directed at shooting Oswald was on the wire to WNEW within minutes of the shooting. At that point Ruby had been hustled off into the courthouse to be questioned. The police had not yet officially divulged the name of the shooter and in proper fashion Pappas had refrained in telling us just who it was and what kind of man he was. Here in New York, we had received a FLASH that it was Jack Ruby. I told Pappas, 'Ike, we just received word that they have named the killer.' 'What is his name asked Pappas?' "Jack Ruby," I said. And, then Ike Pappas said this:
"Now I have just reached into my pocket when you said Jack Ruby, and I pull out a card called the Carousel Club. Now is this official, Jim, from the police department here?"
Van Sickle responds, "Yes, this has been reported here."
Ike Pappas, "OK, on the basis of that I will continue. The Carousel Club located at 131 &1/2 Commerce Street; Dallas Texas is a club which puts on continuous shows. Glamourous Girls, Girls, Girls. And at the bottom of the card, it says 'Your Host Jack Ruby.' Apparently, this man, Jack Ruby, that you just told me about, and I was reluctant to release his name because it did not come out officially, runs this night club the Carousel Club. Now, the other night as I said, it struck me as extremely unusual to have this man, who is not a policeman, come up to me after the brief press conference we had with Oswald, who mumbled that he had not killed the President, and the police on Friday. This man, Jack Ruby had straight black hair with a bald spot on the top of his head. He is angular thin. He has a dark thick beard. He speaks in short, fleeting sentences. He knows the police very well here. Apparently, some of his best friends are on the police force. And, he had access to that room. He was running freely. As a matter of fact, when I wanted to talk to the District Attorney of Dallas, the equivalent of Louis Lefkowitz, the State attorney General of New York State, this man Jack Ruby went over, and he talked to him and told him this reporter wants to talk to you. And Jack Ruby brought this District Attorney over to me and got him on the phone. So, here as you tell us, Jack Ruby who I didn't want to mention to you apparently has shot Lee Oswald."
Further tape recording on the scene reporting by Ike Pappas is played.
Ike Pappas interviews policeman who was in the corridor when Jack Rugby is led by police after questioning him on the third floor.
Reid Collins of WNEW reports the days events from the Capital in Washington D.C. We hear "Hail to the Chief" music as the president lies in state. We hear a speaker giving a sermon, "We Must Become A Nation of Reason and Law."
WNEW's Jim Van Sickle continues to review the days events and other news in V this day, Viet Nam, Soviet Union updates…three-way tie in the NFL, first place New York Giants vs Cleveland Browns results, Vatican news.
Back to the assassination today of Lee Harvey Oswald, Van Sickle reports John Connally comments including those including his grief over the assassination of the President, Jack Ruby, other.
In summing up, at approximately 6:30pm EST,  Jim Van Sickle addresses the topic "WHO NOTICED TODAY?"
He signs off, "Jim Van Sickle, WNEW NEWS."
CBS TV: Robert Trout reports late news from Washington D.C. and the investigation into the assassination of JFK. The FBI continues to probe even though Dallas Police Department considers this case closed. Still probing all records related to Lee Harvey Oswald and all public evidence.
WNBT Channel 13 in New York:
"We are now rejoining ABC Channel 7. A tribute to John Fitzgerald Kennedy from the Arts all joining in this evening in ABC Studio One in New York to honor in their special way with the Boston Symphony Orchestra "A TRIBUTE TO JOHN FITZGERALD KENNED FROM THE ARTS." Fredric March opens the program. We hear the opening six minutes.
Excerpts from Meet The Press are heard on which John F. Kennedy appeared on,
November 9, 1952 questioned by Murray Davis of The New York Telegraph and Sun. Laurence E. Spivak is moderator. Another excerpt from February 14, 1954 is broadcast, JFK responding to actions taken by Sen. Joseph McCarthy and his effect on the nation. Marquis Chiles of the St. Louis Dispatch and Ned Brooks are on the panel.
ABC states that they will continue to broadcast latest developments until 2AM.
CBS TV with Robert Trout reports that Jack Ruby has been, in the past, a habitual street brawler, nick named "Sparky" referring to his violent temper. Ruby, a reputation as a "gate crasher."
Steve Banka (?) reports at the National Airport in Washington D.C. Richard Nixon arriving along with 100 other dignitaries for the funeral cortege and grave site ceremonies to be held Monday. The names of Heads of State schedule to arrive is read.
President John F. Kennedy Biography broadcast is heard including JFK speech related to Fidel Castro Cuban Dictator…seven steps to initiate during Cuban missile crisis.  Also, Kennedy on the phone congratulating Col. John Glenn.
NBC TV REVIEW with Bill Ryan:
Tom Pettit from Dallas Police station.
A biography of Lee Harvey Oswald is broadcast.
From NBC affiliate WBSU in New Orleans.
Reporter Jim Kemp interviews Jessie James Garner, landlady where Oswald resided, shedding light on his "distant" personality.
Reporter Bern Ratlee (?) interviews Ed Voebel a former Junior High School classmate of Oswald who states that Oswald was always concerned about his mother…get into fights…once painted a plastic gun to look real.
A Jack Ruby biography is broadcast.
Reporter Ray Neal interviews Nelson Saul who was a boyhood friend of Jack Ruby, who states that Ruby had two personalities. Also interviewed is Earl Norman comic at Jack Ruby's Carousel Club.
BILL RYAN states that we have witnessed the first Nationally Televised Murder…three connected murders in Dallas spread out over a period of 50 hours.
Reporter Charles Murphy from WBAT TV Fort Worth Dallas…funeral of J.D. Tippet, slain policeman by Oswald. He conducts an Interview with Tippet 's wife Marie. Also, we hear his interview with Jack Ruby's sister Eva Grant, who visited with her brother today. Murphy also interviews Ruby's attorney, Tom Howard, who states that his client is in shock.
Tom Pettit interviews Nancy Myers whose stage name is Tammi True, a stripper at Ruby's Carousel Club.
NBC reporter Sander Vanocur reports from Washington D.C. with updates stating that the investigation goes on by the FBI related to the assassination of Lee Harvey Oswald.
NBC Studio anchor Bill Ryan closes this Special NBC News Report: "THE STRANGE STORRY OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD: THE MAN ACCUSED OF ASSASSINATING THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES."
NBC TV: Bryson Rash and Ray Shearer reporting. Return coverage at Rotunda at the Capital in Washington D.C. Arrivals including Peter Lawford, Eunice Shriver, Jacqueline Kennedy, Robert Kennedy. Coverage and observation of Jacqueline Kennedy walking to the rotunda in the streets of D.C. unrecognized.
ABC TV:
Roger Sharm reports news events of this day recreating the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald using SLOW SCAN TV. He states:
"Watch the reporter holding the microphone on the right of your TV screen (referring to WNEW reporter, Ike Pappas). A flash bulb goes off, and the assailant steps into the picture in front of Oswald and fires. Another flashbulb goes off. Oswald winces and falls to the ground. Police immediately grab the man, the assailant identified as Jack Ruby, the man accused of killing Lee Harvey Oswald.
ABC's Bill Lord reports form Dallas police headquarters on the 3rd floor.
He states that the transfer of Oswald was scheduled for 10AM (Central Time), but it occurred shortly after 11AM (11:21AM).
BILL LORD:
"This advanced publicity might have been a contributing factor. The presence of the News Media encouraged the police to cooperate fully. They thought of getting Oswald out a back door. But they decided not to. They wanted to cooperate. No one can write history. But we can all hope the lessons learned here in Dallas during the past three days will teach us something. History will not again be written by assassins."
Lord continues, "Oswald was taken to Parkland Memorial Hospital to emergency room 2 after being shot, trauma room 2 just a few feet from emergency room 1 where President Kennedy had died, almost exactly 2 days before these unbelievable events occurred. Lee Harvey Oswald never regained consciousness. At 1:07PM Chief surgeon Dr. Tom Shires let newsmen into the first floor of the hospital.
WNBC TV NEWS COVERAGE: Eli Abel reports, and is introduced by Edwin Neuman.
Peter Hackes reports that Mrs. Kennedy is with her children telling them to be strong like their mommy. Mrs. Kennedy may continue to live in Washington D.C.
NBC TV News: Frank McGee reports that the FBI has been ordered by President Lyndon Johnson to make a full investigation of the Oswald slaying.
District Attorney, Henry Wade has called a News Conference and has disclosed a great deal of evidenced that he has collected against Oswald.
Tom Pettit reports from
WBAT TV Fort Worth Texas.
Wade enumerates:
-Palm print found of Oswald…
-Three shells have been recovered as well as the rifle with telescopic high-powered site…
-Pictures of Oswald found on him holding that gun…
-Myrna Oswald states rifle was gone from the apartment…
-Witness sees revolver and Oswald enter movie theater…
-Account of Oswald trying to kill police officer Nick McDonald in movie theater, but shell misfired…
and other details revealed during Q&A press conference.
Merrill Meuller reports the activities of President Lyndon Johnson this afternoon. Arrival of Dr. Martin Luther King at National Airport in Washington D. C. He comments.
Dr. MARTIN LUTHER KING:
"This has been an extremely sad moment, and I am grief stricken." He further states, "We should realize that President Kennedy was a victim of a development which has made hatred and violence a sought of popular pastime in all too many quarters of our nation. And I think that we are challenged to work with new vigor to rid the nation of all of the conditions that can make such a great tragedy, and an act like this, possible." King also expresses his thoughts related to our new President Lyndon Johnson, and future Civil Rights legislation.
At National Airport arriving John Glenn is interviewed. Eli Abel reports from the Capital rotunda…arriving, Irish leader President Eamon de Valera, aged and virtually blind.
Ray Scherer reports at the Capital. He describes poignant moment of Mrs. Kennedy kissing the casket.
NBC TV:
At 11pm Eastern Standard time, Frank Mc Gee, at NBC Studio Headquarters, introduces a replay of a broadcast televised in the UK last night (November 23rd) THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS. Richard Dimbleby joins McGee and after the complete program is broadcast Dimbleby mentions some facts about the host of this new satirical TV series hosted by, unknown in the USA, David Frost.
Frank McGee summarizes. "One of the remarkable things, this is a program that has devoted itself until now to the slicing political of figures, to ridiculing movements and ideas, and bringing to bear the weapon of wit. To destroy the pompous and to lay low the evil. This time they chose to make a program that gave tribute to the President of the United States. For me it was both flattering and reassuring to find that foreigners cand find us so well, and to put into words so aptly what so many of us have felt. Shattering, because it shows what they could make of our weaknesses. Reassuring, in that what they had chosen to make in a moment of sorrow."
WNBC TV NEWS WITH GABE PRESSMAN:
Mayor of New York City, Robert Wagner addresses New Yorkers with his reaction to the past day's events, 1000 Greek Americans will be on hand for a two- and half-hour Memorial Service at churches all over the City, Flags here all at half-staff for the next 30 days, reaction of New Yorkers in the street related to today's events, Reactions by passengers on ship liner SS Bremen at Pier 86. Cardinal Spellman is interviewed.
Charles Quinn interviews Adam Clayton Powell who states, "President John F. Kennedy was the greatest friend the negro ever had and his effect on the Civil Rights movement." Powell also states: "Given a chance President Johnson will prove himself as a great president."
NOTE: WHAT MAKES THIS SIX AND HALF HOUR ORIGINAL AUDIO AIR CHECK COVERAGE SO REMARKABLE IS THE ONE-OF-A-KIND EXTANT SEQUENTIAL BROADCAST COVERAGE RECORDED OFF OF RADIO AND TELELVISON'S VARIED STATIONS, AS BREAKING NEWS DEVELOPED FOLLOWING THE ASSASSINATION OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD BY JACK RUBY, IN REAL TIME ON SUNDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1963. LISTENING CREATES A TRUE FEELING OF RELIVING THIS DAY OF TRAGEDY THROUGH THE AFTERNOON AND INTO THE EVENING.
While some of the above audio material is extant as audio and video, archived in major museums, in private collections, and accessible on the internet via You Tube, 85% OF THE ABOVE TV AND RADIO AIR CHECKS DO NOT EXIST IN ANY BROADCAST FORM OR AS A TRANSCRIPT, AND IS UNIQUE AS AN HISTORICAL AND CULTRUAL BROADCAST, RECOUNTING A DAY WHEN AMERICAN JOURNALISM AND THE UNITED STATES TURNED AN IMPORTANT PAGE IN THE HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY IN 1963.
#2417: EVENING AT POPS
1970-07-05, WNET, 57 min.
Ted Kennedy, Edward Kennedy, Arthur Fiedler & the Boston Pops Orchestra, William Pierce, Arthur Fiedler
July 5, 1970-Sept. 23, 1979.
This broadcast featured Edward Kennedy, Senator from Massachusetts. This was the first broadcast of the series. A recurring summer series, "Evening at Pops" presents the Boston Pops Orchestra, under the direction of Arthur Fiedler (until his death July 10, 1979).
Debut: A musical salute to America opens a 13-week series of concerts by Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops.
Announcer for the series is William Pierce.
Evening at Pops was a long-term television series produced by Boston's local PBS-affiliate station, WGBH. It aired from 1970-2005 (reaching much wider PBS audiences than the WGBH area), and was conducted by Arthur Fiedler from 1970-1979. He did one program, a 50th anniversary celebration in April 1979.
Evening At Pops included a wide variety of performances by the Boston Pops Orchestra, usually also featuring special guest performers.
The premiere broadcast had guest Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who read excerpts from the writings of President Lincoln as the orchestra played Aaron Copland's "Lincoln Portrait."
Other selections included waltzes by Richard Rodgers and music from his "Victory at Sea"; John Philip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever"; Morton Gould's "American Salute"; and a medley from Broadway's "Hair."
NOTE: There are 21 duplication Evening of Pops broadcasts listed in the Archival Television Audio library. All were recorded, direct line, at the time of the original broadcast. Most of the entire series (1970-1979) has been preserved as pristine audio air checks (Approximately 115 different broadcasts).
Representing Evening at Pops  classic programs there are none extant at The Library of Congress, or UCLA Film & TV Archive. Only four broadcasts representing the entire nine year run of the series are archived at The Paley Center (May 23, 1973, July 14, 1974, August 22, 1976, & June 24 1977).
The Chicago Film Archives has one issue of the series, a black and white 1" reel to reel video tape recording of an off the air 1978 broadcast.
There are no complete broadcasts extant on YouTube with the exception of a May 1972 broadcast, with guest Leroy Anderson (still pictures seen over the audio track), and a poor video 46 minute excerpt of a broadcast with The Carpenters (Aug. 4, 1974).
Evening at Pops has never been released on VHS of DVD to the public. WGBH, the Boston Pops Philharmonic archival library, and PBS's own archives have indicated that they have no copies.
Arthur Fiedler was the conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra for 50 years and one of the world's best‐known musical figures. He died July 10, 1979 at his home in Brookline, Massachusetts after a long illness. He was 84 years old.
After the death of Arthur Fiedler, to meet contractual obligations for the 1979 summer series of thirteen Evening At Pops broadcasts, seven re-runs were aired as well four new programs under Harry Ellis Dickson, Evening at Pops assistant conductor for 25 years. Dickson performed four new broadcasts, July 22, August 5th, 19th and September 9th.
One program during this final summer series was pre-empted (Aug. 26th). The last broadcast of this series was a re-run, televised  September 23, 1979.
Evening at Pops remains a treasure trove of rich programming that portends to be forever locked away, as it has continued to be, the past forty years, with no potential in sight for its re-release in the future because of many factors, including music copyright issues.
#1130: SHOW BUSINESS SALUTES MILTON BERLE
Jack Benny, Jackie Gleason, Redd Foxx, Milton Berle, Bob Hope, Kirk Douglas, Ted Kennedy, Alan King, George Burns, Henny Youngman, Jack Lemmon, Jan Murray, Fulton J. Sheen, Sammy Davis Jr., Carroll O'Connor, Walter Matthau, Lucille Ball
The Friars Club "roasts" Milton Berle, who celebrates his 60th anniversary in show business. Guests include Sammy Davis Jr., Alan King, George Burns, Lucille Ball, Jackie Gleason, Red Foxx, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Carroll O'Connor, Jan Murray, Walter Matthau, Kirk Douglas, Jack Lemmon, Senator Ted Kennedy, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen and Henny Youngman.
#4421: SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE WITH HOWARD COSELL
Howard Cosell, Ted Kennedy, Gwen Verdon, Chita Rivera, Roy Clark, Clown Alley, The Carrillo Brothers, Bill Murray
September 20, 1975-January 17, 1976. This hour-long variety show was hosted by Howard Cosell. Among Cosell's regulars was Bill Murray.
#9613: TODAY SHOW, THE
1976-06-04, NBC, 120 min.
John Chancellor, Ted Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, Barbara Walters, Cornelia Wallace, Jim Hartz, Michael Dukakis, Martha Mitchell, Wayne Hays, John Mitchell, Clyde Beall, Eugene Whelan, Carl Rowan
January 14, 1952-Present. First early-morning network program and longest-running daytime series. Created by Sylvester "Pat" Weaver. Telecast Monday thru Friday, 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM, the broadcasts have maintained a format including a News Summary, segments related to Sports, Weather, Interviews, and Features. Throughout its long run, hosts of "The Today Show" have included Dave Garroway (1952-1961), John Chancellor (1961-1962), Hugh Downs (1962-1971), Frank McGee (1971-1974), Jim Hartz (1974-1976), Tom Brokaw (1976-1981), Jane Pauley, Bryant Gumbel, Chris Wallace, Katie Couric, and others.
A bi-centennial salute to the state of Massachusetts. Barbara Walters final day as the co-host of the Today Show.
The hosts are Jim Hartz and Barbara Walters.
#18358: NEWS,THE
1979-11-10, , min.
Edward Kennedy, Ted Kennedy
Crisis of confidence in US elected officials. Senator Edward Kennedy visits Wesleyan College to see son Teddy.
Ronald Reagan, Ted Kennedy
Senator Ted Kennedy says US should not negotiate with a terrorist group. Ronald Reagan will not debate with other Republican presidential candidates in Iowa.


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We're always trying to make sense of background, and especially our region in it. The Caribbean is fraught with chiefly painful questions around old narrative that replicate a fundamental disconnection between the islands' peoples these days and their old writers of the past five hundred years.
On July 28 in long island metropolis, the national Museum of the daftar poker American Indian and the Smithsonian Latino core are opening "Taíno: Native identity and Heritage within the Caribbean," which explores the legacy of the Native peoples in the Spanish-speaking improved Antilles—the epicenter of the early European conquest and colonization in the Americas—and presents a context for knowing the growth of the Taíno Native heritage movement throughout Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and their diaspora in the united states. The Taíno move emerged within the late 1970s and today contains diverse agencies of Native-descent people, frequently with rural roots and indio-identified family members. For a people whom most history books exhaust because the emblematic case of Indigenous extinction, it's amazing to peer how alive the presence of the Caribbean's First Peoples is within the hearts and souls of their descendants. while many caribeños* have Native ancestry, most do not determine themselves as Native; in its place, many Caribbean Latinos' native identities keep in mind themselves as being fundamentally combined-race in a neighborly context that has traditionally preferred lighter skin and proximity to Whiteness. on the other hand, caribeños are excited with the aid of Taíno legacies as a result of these are so deeply ingrained within the spirituality, geography, iconography, folklore, and established lifeways of their islands' standard rural cultures.
This subject matter of Native roots is of fond activity to friends of Cuban, Dominican and Puerto Rican descent on the national Museum of the American Indian. after they go into the museum they regularly ask to see the artifacts that the Taíno—their cultural if now not also genetic ancestors—left at the back of. whereas that you could get your pre-Columbian archaeological fix during this exhibition, our aspect is to go beyond 1492 and to discover Native legacies as alive, effective, and central to the current. Taíno peoples and other Caribbean Natives taught important lessons about survival and adaptation to the ecu and African newbies to the islands. Native societies were decimated all over the Americas, but the Native peoples of Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico did not all just disappear inside a number of generations after 1492 on account of disease, abuse, or demographic alternative. although fragmentary, archaeological, ancient, and genetic proof is rising which defies the idea Taíno extinction.
The archival data for much of the Caribbean are missing and have a colonial context that, agendas aside, makes little room for documenting rural existence or the ethnic complexities of its peoples. having said that, work by Cuban historians, archeologists, and different researchers in collaboration with Native Cuban communities, is convalescing the island's Native background all over its colonial length and into the existing. having said that, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic need greater attainable analysis around this topic; there, historical texts mention Native communities into the late 1700s and early 1800s. This absence is countered with many family unit reviews and abundant customary lore, moreover emerging genealogical documents all of which require scrutiny, that represent the ancient proof for the survival of small Native communities and family companies throughout the enhanced Antilles.


A television transmitter is a transmitter that is used for terrestrial (over-the-air) television broadcasting. It is an electronic device that radiates radio waves that carry a video signal representing moving images, along with a synchronized audio channel, which is received by television receivers ('televisions' or 'TVs') belonging to a public audience, which display the image on a screen. A television transmitter, together with the broadcast studio which originates the content, is called a television station. Television transmitters must be licensed by governments, and are restricted to a certain frequency channel and power level. They transmit on frequency channels in the VHF and UHF bands.
The principles of primarily analog systems are summarized as they are typically more complex than digital transmitters due to the multiplexing of VSB and FM modulation stages.
The audio (AF) input (or inputs in case of stereophonic broadcasting) is usually a signal with 15 kHz maximum bandwidth and 0 dBm maximum level. Preemphasis time constant is 50 µs. The signal after passing buffer stages is applied to a modulator, where it modulates an intermediate frequency carrier (IF). The modulation technique is usually frequency modulation (FM) with a typical maximum deviation of 50 kHz (for 1 kHz. input at 0 dBm level).
The video (VF) input is a composite video signal (video information with sync) of maximum 1 volt on 75 Ω impedance. (1 V limit is for luminance signal. Some operators may accept superimposed color signals slightly over 1 V.) After buffer and 1 V clipping circuits, the signal is applied to the modulator where it modulates an intermediate frequency signal (which is different from the one used for aural signal.) The modulator is an amplitude modulator which modulates the IF signal in a manner where 1 V VF corresponds to low level IF and 0 volt VF corresponds to high level IF. AM modulator produces two symmetrical side bands in the modulated signals. Thus, IF band width is two times the video band width. (i.e. if the VF bandwidth is 4.2 MHz, the IF bandwidth is 8.4 MHz.) However, the modulator is followed by a special filter known as Vestigal sideband (VSB) filter. This filter is used to suppress a portion of one side band, thus bandwidth is reduced. (Since both side bands contain identical information, this suppression doesn't cause a loss in information.) Although the suppression causes phase delay problems the VSB stage also includes correction circuits to equalise the phase.
The modulated signal is applied to a mixer (also known as frequency converter). Another input to the mixer which is usually produced in a crystal oven oscillator is known as subcarrier. The two outputs of the mixer are the sum and difference of two signals. Unwanted signal (usually the sum) is filtered out and the remaining signal is the radio frequency (RF) signal. Then the signal is applied to the amplifier stages. The number of series amplifiers depends on the required output power. The final stage is usually an amplifier consisting of many parallel power transistors. But in older transmitters tetrodes or klystrons are also utilized.
In modern solid-state VHF and UHF transmitters, LDMOS power transistors are the device of choice for the output stage, with the latest products employing 50V LDMOS devices for higher efficiency and power density. Even higher energy efficiency is possible using Envelope Tracking, which in the broadcast industry is often referred to as 'drain modulation'.
Split sound system: Actually there are two parallel transmitters one for aural and one for visual signal. The two signals are combined at the output via a high power combiner. In addition to a combiner, this system requires separate mixer and amplifiers for aural and visual signals. This is the system used in most high power applications.
Block diagram of a TV transmitter (intercarrier method).
Intercarrier system : There are two input stages one for AF and one for VF. But the two signals are combined in low power IF circuits (i.e., after modulators) The mixer and the amplifiers are common to both signals and the system needs no high power combiners. So both the price of the transmitter and the power consumption is considerably lower than that of split sound system of the same power level. But two signals passing through amplifiers produce some intermodulation products. So intercarrier system is not suitable for high power applications and even at lower power transmitters a notch filter to reject the cross modulation products must be used at the output.
The output power of the transmitter is defined as the power during sync pulse. (Real output power is variable depending on the content.) But the output power of the transmitting equipment and the output power of the antenna are two different quantities. The output power of the antenna is known as ERP which is actually the transmitter power times the antenna gain.


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GoM recommends one-time grant for Sikkim instead of Covid cess
The Group of Ministers set up by the GST Council on Sikkim's demand of levying Covid cess on power and pharmaceutical sectors has ruled out levying any cess on production and has instead recommended that a one-time grant be given by the Centre to the state.
Officials aware of the developments said that levying a Covid cess on production would require a new law altogether and go against the principle of taxation on consumption under goods and service tax (GST).
"A state does not have the right to levy a cess on sale outside the state, the provision is not there under integrated goods and service tax (IGST)," Chhattisgarh commercial taxes minister TS Singh Deo said, who was part of seven-member GoM meeting on Thursday.
"The GoM has suggested that a one-time grant of the shortfall, of about Rs 250 be given by Centre," he added.
Sikkim had proposed to levy a Covid cess of 1% of turnover on pharmaceutical sector and Rs 0.1 per unit on power generated for two years, such that additional revenue can be generated to meet expenses amid the second Covid wave.
While electricity falls under the ambit of GST no tax is levied on it. During the discussions, a legal opinion on whether states can put taxes on consumption of electricity has been proposed, a second official said.
The GoM has opined that a Covid cess was not feasible, and even if it was recommended it would be sought by other producer states as well, leading to legal issues.
In 2018, a GoM set up under former GST Council member and deputy chief minister of Bihar Sushil Modi had recommended to the Council that Kerala be allowed to levy 1% cess for two years to fund rehabilitation work in the state. The Kerala government had made the request to levy the cess after the 2018 floods in the state.
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Now Ron Howard Is Teasing The Millennium Falcon's Sub-12 Parsec Kessel Run In The Han Solo Movie
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmyvFEkJSE4
When it comes to legends within the Star Wars universe few are more impressive— without any in-movie frame of references to the casual fan — like the Millennium Falcon's Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs. According to some difficult to understand Wikipedia entries, a parsec is a unit of measurement which works out to roughly 3.26 light years per parsec. Now, what makes the Falcon's run so impressive was that it was able to make the Kessel Run next to a black hole without getting sucked in, showing off its speed and Solo's ability to ride the wave as it were, in a gutsy route from the spice mines of Kessel.
It looks like the mines (and subsequently, the run) will appropriately be in the Han Solo movie, and it comes right from a not-so-cryptic tweet by director Ron Howard:
Spicey? pic.twitter.com/dLhop8S60T
— Ron Howard (@RealRonHoward) September 20, 2017
As the legend goes, Kessel's spice mines were notoriously difficult to navigate to, requiring many stops, starts and drops out of light speed to navigate the route, which led to an extremely contentious and competitive race between smugglers to show off their navigational skills. Not only does Solo and the Falcon hold the record, but the spice mines of Kessel is where (before the canon wipe at least) Chewbacca was a slave before Solo set him free.
It makes sense that we'd see Han and Chewie come together in the smuggler's standalone movie, and now we know we're pretty much absolutely getting an origin story, rather than just a singular adventure with Han and his furry friend. The next big question: Will Solo be part of the Imperial Navy like in the books? Will Chewie's monologue in which he pledges a life debt to Solo and his entire family going to be two or three minutes of incomprehensible Wookie speak? Hopefully.
Now, where does Lando fit into this?
(Via The Hollywood Reporter)
Topics: #Star WarsTags: HAN SOLO, Ron Howard, Star Wars


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Winne '72 to discuss 'Food Justice and Good Food'
By Doug Hubley. Published on March 26, 2009
As part of a two-day visit to Bates, food activist and author Mark Winne '72 gives a talk titled "Food Justice and Good Food — When Shall the Twain Meet?" at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 30, in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall, 75 Russell St.
The event is open to the public at no cost. A reception and book signing follow in the Benjamin Mays Center, 95 Russell St. This event is sponsored by the Bates Contemplates Food Planning Committee. For more information, please call 207-786-6336.
Winne's time at Bates will also include visits to classes and meetings with students.
Food, like air and water, is a basic necessity, but stands as a glaring example of how the gap between America's "haves" and "have-nots" remains deep and wide. No matter what aspect of the subject we consider — hunger, obesity or recent food trends like local and organic — food is emblematic of a promise fulfilled for some but falling ever so short for many.
Winne has worked for 35 years to close the food gap. From organizing breakfast programs for low-income children in Maine to developing innovative national food policies in Washington, D.C., he has dedicated his professional life and writing to finding local, state and federal solutions to America's food disparities. To this end, and to those whose passion for this purpose is no less than his own, he dedicated his first book Closing the Food Gap: Resetting the Table in the Land of Plenty (Beacon Press, 2008).
Closing the Food Gap tells the story of how we get our food: from poor people at food pantries or bodegas and convenience stores to the more comfortable classes, who increasingly seek out organic and local products. Winne's exploration starts in the 1960s, when domestic poverty was "rediscovered," and shows how communities since that time have responded to malnutrition with a slew of strategies and methods. But the story is also about doing that work against a backdrop of ever-growing American food affluence and gastronomical expectations.
From 1979 to 2003, Winne was the executive director of the Hartford Food System, a private non-profit agency that works on food and hunger issues in the Hartford, Conn., area. During his tenure with HFS, Mark organized community self-help food projects that assisted the city's lower-income and elderly residents. Winne's work with the Food System included the development of commercial food businesses, Connecticut's Farmers' Market Nutrition Program, farmers' markets, a 25-acre community supported agriculture farm, a food bank, food and nutrition education programs, and a neighborhood supermarket.
Winne currently writes, speaks and consults extensively on community food system topics including hunger and food insecurity, local and regional agriculture, community food assessment and food policy. He also does policy communication and food policy council work for the Community Food Security Coalition.
He lives in Santa Fe, N.M., where he serves on the New Mexico Food and Agriculture Policy Council and the Southwest Grass-fed Livestock Alliance.
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New scientific discoveries are being made at such an astounding pace that we no longer bother to question the internal workings of the technologies we use every day. Although many advanced computer users may have a general idea about how computers work, most of the deeper inner workings are simply dismissed as "magic".
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The place where you propose is one of the most important places of your life. It's the place your partner will remember for all your days, the place where you take your after-engagement selfie and the place you'll tell your grandkids about.
Basically, there's a lot riding on where you choose to pop the question. And it is so, so easy to get it wrong, even if you have the best intentions! We've heard it all, from proposing in a movie theater to proposing on an airplane (both of which are big no-nos, so don't get any ideas).
Overall, you've got to follow one golden rule when it comes to proposing: Make it special. If you make it special and make it personal, at the end of the day it won't matter where it is.
But there are still lots of ways it can go wrong (and many ways it can go right)! So we of course made a list of the 10 best and worst places to propose. Hold your horses, ladies and lads!
We have nothing against Walmart. Like everyone, we love low prices. However, Walmart is not the place to propose to your guy or gal. It doesn't matter if you first crossed paths at Walmart or have your deepest conversations strolling through the lanes. Walmart is just…no.
Proposing on top of a tower or a tall building can be very romantic. You can tell your sweetheart you are going on a romantic date and then surprise your love by popping the question. Your partner will not only remember the beautiful view, but will be impressed by your effort and creativity.
We think the people over RantChic said it best: don't propose at a funeral just because you're reminded of how short life is. Funerals are sad, and they really can remind us to keep the people we love close to us, but you should not propose before a funeral, during a funeral or after a funeral.
Many people say that when you find your true love, you see the world from a different perspective. Why not try to show your loved one that in your proposal? Going for a ride in a hot-air balloon and then popping the question is original. Plus, you can look at the horizon with a different perspective after your loved one says yes (you should definitely be sure before asking!).
The picture above makes our heart get all fuzzy, but not fuzzy enough to pop the question at another person's wedding. First off, if it's your significant other's friend, he or she will feel guilty for stealing the friend's spotlight. You don't want your future fiancé to feel guilty every time he or she thinks about how you proposed. Second, it's rude.
Proposing at home is simple and sweet, but we've got some spice for you. Decorate your home with your favorite photos of you both together and hang some lights. No one can resist a good set of white Christmas lights. This will create the mood and make your beloved remember all the reasons he or she loves you.
Yes, we know it's the prime way of communicating nowadays, but does that make it OK? No! You use text messages to ask your guy or gal about the day or whether there's toilet paper at home; you don't use text messages to propose. It doesn't matter if you've written the most beautiful message. If it's that beautiful, say it to your partner's face.
The web is a place, right? Well, it should be considering how much we're on it. Since we're on the topic of techie proposals, we wanted to give you this idea: Make a website asking your beloved to marry you. It's unique, and most importantly, he or she will never see it coming. Just put your site in a bitly link and send it to your love. When your partner clicks it, he or she will be blown away.
Proposing while intoxicated is probably one of the most confusing situations of all time. First, your partner will wonder if you were serious. Second, you may or may not remember that you proposed. Third, both of you will be confused and waiting to see who will talk about it first. Fourth, chaos.
Sometimes classic is just the way to go. Many couples spend years together and go to dozens of places before they get married. In relationships like these, it's the details that count. For instance, remembering what your partner ordered that day, remembering what he or she wore and remembering what you said. Proposing where you had your first date is foolproof, and it will increase your chances of a yes.
As you plan your proposal, please remember our dos and don'ts. We want you to have the best moment possible in the best place possible. It's likely that you have a lot going through your head right now regarding the proposal, but we hope we've managed to narrow your list down a bit and inspire you for the big day.
Have a best or worst place to propose we didn't mention? Let us know in the comments below!


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Q: How to  only none existing users from a case. SQL SELECT Working on selecting all users into an html <select> that doesn't exist in it already.
I am working on a "case" website where I can put users on cases. Users can be put on multiple cases at once. I am making a html <select> with all the users I can add to the case and it is important that already existing users on that case aren't shown.
I have 3 SQL tables. Users, Cases, and Junc_jobs. Junc_Jobs works as a many to many relations to connect users and cases. All the users that I want to select are fk_role > 1.
USERS
+-------+------------+----------+
|  id   | firstName  | fk_case  |
+-------+------------+----------+
|  05   | Rasmus     | 57       |
|  06   | Ulrik      | 57       |
|  10   | Nick       | 59       |
|  12   | Lisa       | 59       |
|  22   | Marco      | 65       |
|  23   | Frederik   | 63       |
+-------+------------+----------+

CASES
+-------+------------+
|  id   | caseName   |
+-------+------------+
|  57   | case 1     |
|  59   | case 2     |
|  63   | case 3     |
|  64   | case 4     |
|  65   | case 5     |
+-------+------------+

JUNC_JOBS
+-------+------------+--------------+
|  id   | fk_case    | fk_employee  |
+-------+------------+--------------+
|  1    | 57         | 5            |
|  2    | 59         | 5            |
|  3    | 64         | 23           |
|  4    | 65         | 23           |
|  5    | 65         | 22           |
|  6    | 66         | 10           |
|  7    | 61         | 22           |
|  8    | 60         | 5            |
|  9    | 63         | 5            |
|  10   | 66         | 22           |
|  11   | 62         | 12           |
+-------+------------+--------------+

So far I've tried doing something like this:
SELECT users.id, users.firstName, users.lastName, junc_jobs.fk_case FROM users
LEFT JOIN junc_jobs ON users.id = junc_jobs.fk_employee
WHERE (fk_case IS NULL AND users.fk_role > 1) OR (fk_case != 66 AND  users.fk_role > 1)
ORDER BY firstName

BUT if junc_jobs contain users with multiple cases it stops working. We get something like this:
+-------+------------+----------+
|  id   | firstName  | fk_case  |
+-------+------------+----------+
|  06   | Ulrik      | 57       |
|  05   | Rasmus     | 57       |
|  12   | Lisa       | 59       |
|  10   | Nick       | 59       |
|  05   | Rasmus     | 59       |
|  23   | Frederik   | 63       |
|  06   | Macro      | 63       |
|  23   | Frederik   | 64       |
|  23   | Frederik   | 65       |
|  22   | Marco      | 65       |
|  10   | Nick       | 65       |
+-------+------------+----------+

As you can see, users that are on fk_case = 66 is removed, but if that user is already on other cases they still get shown. User with id = 22 is on fk_case 66 and this user removed from the list completely.
I tried using GROUP BY ID to only show one of each users, but the users that are already on the case and have other cases, is shown too.

A: I dont think you need fk_case for the SELECT, because if user is on other projects doesn't matter. Only matter he isn't on the current one.
SELECT DISTINCT users.id, users.firstName, users.lastName
FROM users
LEFT JOIN junc_jobs ON users.id = junc_jobs.fk_employee
WHERE users.fk_role > 1
  AND (fk_case IS NULL OR fk_case != 66)
ORDER BY firstName

Also not sure about what junc_jobs does, but maybe something like this may help
SELECT u.*
FROM users u
WHERE u.fk_role > 1
  AND NOT EXISTS ( SELECT 1
                   FROM junc_jobs j
                   WHERE j.fk_employee = u.id and j.fk_case = 66)

A: Put the fk_case test in the ON clause, and then only show the users with no match.
SELECT DISTINCT u.id, u.firstName, u.lastName
FROM users as U
LEFT JOIN junc_jobs AS j ON u.id = j.fk_employee AND j.fk_case = 66
WHERE j.fk_case IS NULL AND u.fk_role > 1

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Thoughful wrapup this week from our sous-chef Katya A.
When I first looked at the SliderShack menu, I got a little nervous and said to Matt "I have never eaten, let alone cooked, most of the dishes on this menu." His response was, understandably, to make fun of me: "I'm Katya and I'm so cultured that I've never eaten chili cheese fries!" When I told another friend about it, her response was that I deserved to be deported back to wherever I was born.
I was born in the US.
I grew up on rice, beans, chicken, pasta, frozen fish sticks and 50-cent school lunches courtesy of federal assistance. This was supplemented by bagels on Saturday mornings and my mother's tabouleh, falafel and hummus. I ate PB&J sandwiches and pizza like every other kid, but there was an unspoken kosher twist to what I thought was my standard, low-income American diet. I'd never eaten corndogs or cheeseburgers and never heard of chili cheese fries or biscuits and gravy. Growing up in a small city (Ithaca, NY) with a large international student and immigrant population, this wasn't abnormal.
I went vegetarian when I was 18 and vegan when I was 20, which steered me further toward South Asian, East Asian, Middle Eastern and West African recipes in my own cooking (not to mention countless meals of plain, sautéed kale when I couldn't afford anything else). I didn't bother trying to veganize American food because I'd somehow managed to grow up in America without figuring out what American food was.
Two months ago, I moved to North Carolina and learned what "chicken-fried" meant. Since Matt undeniably did grow up eating classic American food, I've gotten to hear and think about what that is (also see here). It's been a valuable learning experience to execute Matt's recipes for state fair food, Southern soul food, and "Midwestern church picnic food".
On Saturday, I got to sample the dishes from our Slider Shack event. I have to say, I'm not sure I've ever felt as much like an American as I did in that moment. Culture and politics aside (you may never hear me say that again), I felt a sense of "Oh, I get it now!" patriotism when I tried sliders and chili cheese fries. After trying a few bites of each dish, I felt like waving an American flag above my head and singing G-d Bless America.
So in honor of Oscar night (that happened recently, right?), let me conclude with a fake acceptance speech: I'd like to thank football, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and most of all, Slider Shack night for making me feel connected to the country in which I was born.


Blitz stood the 2004-2016 breeding season. He produced 60 offspring and threw 83% color. He was humanely castrated in the fall of 2016 so that he could have a peaceful and calm last half of his life. We will forever treasure the incredible beauty, disposition, and willingness to please that he consistently passed on to his offspring.
Fid was not standing to the public for his last several years of life but was still siring champion foals in his likeness for us here at Ancan Morgans. His last foal crop came in 2005. Fiddler has passed on to the great pasture in the sky leaving behind his legacy of incredible offspring. They have earned acclaim in the show ring, over trails, and in their owner's hearts. His get have proven time and again to be phenomenal producers, the ultimate sign of a great sire; being able to breed on. Fid produced 84 American Morgan Horse registered offspring. Only one breeding son remain, we offer him, Ancan True Colors.
The Ancan breeding program is founded upon the blood of the great Morgan stallion, Waseeka's Nocturne, shown at right.
All of our stock trace to this stallion at least once. We chose these lines for their unmistakable beauty, and for their kind and willing dispositions.
Choose our stallion not only for beauty and outstanding disposition, but for correct conformation, athletic ability, and COLOR, too. We offer the breeder a chance for almost every color in the rainbow.


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Q: What's the best strategy for migrating a dual boot system to a bigger disk? I have a dual boot system with Windows and Debian on my laptop and I want to upgrade my disk from a 500GB to a 2TB one, while increasing the sizes of both OS partitions. Here is how things are setup:
root@faris:~# LC_ALL=C fdisk -l
Disk /dev/nvme0n1: 476.94 GiB, 512110190592 bytes, 1000215216 sectors
Disk model: Micron 2300 NVMe 512GB
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disklabel type: gpt
Disk identifier: 6974F471-DAB3-4665-A578-591B2C8F5144

Device             Start        End   Sectors   Size Type
/dev/nvme0n1p1      2048     391167    389120   190M EFI System
/dev/nvme0n1p2    391168     653311    262144   128M Microsoft reserved
/dev/nvme0n1p3    653312  350619647 349966336 166.9G Microsoft basic data
/dev/nvme0n1p4 966057984  968085503   2027520   990M Windows recovery environment
/dev/nvme0n1p5 968085504  997390335  29304832    14G Windows recovery environment
/dev/nvme0n1p6 997392384 1000214527   2822144   1.3G Windows recovery environment
/dev/nvme0n1p7 350619648  352573439   1953792   954M EFI System
/dev/nvme0n1p8 352573440  354527231   1953792   954M Linux filesystem
/dev/nvme0n1p9 354527232  966057983 611530752 291.6G Linux filesystem

Partition table entries are not in disk order.

Disk /dev/mapper/nvme0n1p9_crypt: 291.58 GiB, 313086967808 bytes, 611497984 sectors
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes

Disk /dev/mapper/vg-root: 289.72 GiB, 311083139072 bytes, 607584256 sectors
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes

Disk /dev/mapper/vg-swap: 1.86 GiB, 2000683008 bytes, 3907584 sectors
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes

Disk /dev/sda: 1.82 TiB, 2000398934016 bytes, 3907029168 sectors
Disk model: Generic
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 4096 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 4096 bytes / 4096 bytes

I wanna give more space for nvme0n1p3 (the Windows partition) but also nvme0n1p9 (the Linux partition), which is a LUKS2 encrypted partition. Also notice the 3 "recovery" partitions at the end of the disk and the fact that there are 2 EFI partitions and a 128M "Microsoft Reserved" one. I don't know if there's some kind of disk encryption going on there for Windows. Those were there when I got the laptop and I just never removed them.
What should be the best strategy here? There are 3 types of approach I can think of: work on the device layer (dd), work on the file layer (cp) or full OS reinstalls.

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*Fully dd if=/dev/nvme0 of=/dev/sda and then find a way to move/resize partitions after this?

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*Is it even possible to move partitions around after I do this? I guess that would require me to move the right-most partitions to the real end one-byone and then later find a way to somehow tell everybody the new sizes and offsets. How would I even do this?

*Somehow recreate the 9 paritions in the new disk with the same size, and then dd if=/dev/nvme0n1p* of=/dev/sdaX each one separately?

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*Does this even work at all since the offsets form partition starts will be different? Will I be able to resize things after that? I mean, I can run update-grub, but I'm not sure about other issues.

*Create a Windows Restoration pendrive, disk, use it to restore the system on the 2TB drive, install Linux on the new driver while adjusting the Windows partition size, and then finally copy all the files in? I suppose this is probably the safest one, but doing reinstalls of everything does not sound fun. I would prefer to avoid it unless there's a good reason (like moving everything being also time-consuming!).

*Any other approach? Are there any Unix GUI programs that can help me here besides DD?
PS: the 2TB disk is listed as SDA instead of NVMe because I'm using an USB adaptor for it right now. I'll swap them when I have a strategy.
Thanks a lot.