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EARNINGS REPORT 3RD QUARTER 2020
Merriam, Kansas
The following is a report of earnings for Seaboard Corporation (NYSE American symbol: SEB) with offices at 9000 West 67th Street, Merriam, Kansas, for the three and nine months ended September 26, 2020 and September 28, 2019, in millions of dollars except share and per share amounts.
Notes to Report of Earnings:
Capital market volatility on short-term investments has an impact on Seaboard's earnings. For the three and nine months ended September 26, 2020, net earnings attributable to Seaboard Corporation included other investment income (loss) of $56 million and $(41) million, respectively. For the three and nine months ended September 28, 2019, net earnings (loss) attributable to Seaboard Corporation included other investment income of $2 million and $152 million, respectively. Non-cash unrealized marked-to-market gains (losses) on short-term investments was $53 million and $(45) million for the three and nine months ended September 26, 2020, respectively.
Seaboard Corporation announced today that its Board of Directors has authorized and declared a quarterly cash dividend of $2.25 per share of its common stock. The dividend is payable on November 16, 2020 to stockholders of record at the close of business on November 6, 2020.
Seaboard Corporation today filed its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. Seaboard Corporation has provided access to the Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q on its website at https://www.seaboardcorp.com/investors.


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January 19, 2015 | Business & Finance
Nigeria's Naira Falls To A Record Low As Rate Decision Looms
Nigeria's naira weakened to a record low a day before the central bank decides on interest and exchange rates and as Morgan Stanley and Renaissance Capital forecast further declines for the currency battered by low oil prices.
The naira fell 3 percent, the most in a week, to 190.45 against the dollar before paring losses to trade at 190.30 as of 12:03 p.m. in Lagos. It will probably drop to 220 by the end of 2015, according to Yvonne Mhango, a sub-Saharan Africa economist for Renaissance Capital.
"We see no respite over the short term," Johannesburg-based Mhango said in a note to clients. The reversal of inflows and low foreign-exchange reserves imply "a sizable naira depreciation is coming," she said.
Policy makers in Nigeria, which relies on crude for 90 percent of export earnings and 70 percent of revenue, have reacted to oil prices more than halving since June with spending cuts and an increase in interest rates to a record 13 percent. The naira has still depreciated 13 percent in the past three months, the most among 24 African currencies tracked by Bloomberg.
The currency may weaken beyond 200 per dollar in the interbank market this year, while the central bank may devalue the official rate in auctions by 5 percent to 10 percent, Johannesburg-based Morgan Stanley analysts Michael Kafe and Andrea Masia said in an e-mailed note.
The central bank will keep rates at 13 percent, according to nine out of 12 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Morgan Stanley and Renaissance Capital predict a 100 basis points increase to 14 percent, while HSBC Plc estimates rates will rise to 13.5 percent.

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Published by Max Crowe at November 12, 2010
Google Instant Previews
Recently, Google began rolling-out Google Instant Previews. Instant Previews display a magnifying glass next to natural search results that enables searchers to preview the page before clicking. Searchers who activate Instant Previews are able to click on the magnifying glass to see the preview. Google doesn't count the preview as a click and the new feature doesn't change the algorithm or search rankings. Instant Previews help searchers evaluate which result is most relevant by (1) highlighting the part of the page where the searcher's query appears and (2) letting searchers see the page's layout before they click. Google currently doesn't plan to offer Instant Previews for paid search results.
Google provided an example:
Natural Search Implications
Instant Previews are just another way that Google is striving to make the search engine results page (SERP) as relevant to each searcher's query as possible. Now, searchers will be less likely to click on results that don't satisfy their specific needs. Searchers will preview pages to find the most relevant page; therefore, they'll likely land on more relevant pages and natural search bounce rates will decrease. Instant Previews are also indicative of the slow shift to visual search. It's nothing new that natural search marketers must focus on (1) relevancy and (2) optimizing the visual elements of a page. Best practices for Instant Previews around relevancy and visual optimization include:
Clearly structuring SEO landing pages so that the crawler can easily display previews. Google noted that most previews are generated through its regular crawl, while others are generated on-the-fly through its new "Google Web Preview" user-agent.
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Webmasters can prevent Google from showing a preview of a page by adding a nosnippet meta tag (<meta name= "googlebot" content="nosnippet">) to the page. However, Google advises against this because it has found that users are four times more likely to click on sites with previews.
All the SEO best practices around Instant Previews are centered on user experience. For instance, if a page is clearly structured, it will not only look better in the preview, but will also be more helpful to a searcher once he/she is on that page. This means that natural search marketers should leverage insights from landing page optimization (LPO) when thinking about how their pages should best display in Instant Previews. With LPO, a marketer can determine, through testing, which pieces of copy and which images are most effective in driving a desired action on a page. These learnings translate directly to Instant Previews. For instance, LPO can help determine which preview images and/or copy are most likely to drive the desired action—a click on the listing.
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$ python c:/Users/.../app.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\...\anaconda2\lib\site-packages\sqlalchemy\util\_collections.py", line 210, in __getattr__
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KeyError: 'passenger'

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "c:/Users/.../app.py", line 21, in <module>
    Passenger = Base.classes.passenger
  File "C:\Users\...\anaconda2\lib\site-packages\sqlalchemy\util\_collections.py", line 212, in __getattr__
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Compassion, an act of ones Will
Nathan Hay
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Gods mission, is the churches mission!
He came to seek and save that which was lost!
And Jesus said to him, "Today salvation has come to this house, because he also is a son of Abraham; for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost." (Luke 19:9-10 NKJV)
Psa 111:4 He has caused his wondrous works to be remembered; the LORD is gracious and full of compassion.
When he saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Matt 9:36
1 John 3:17 But if anyone has the world's goods and sees his brother in need, yet closes his heart against him, how does God's love abide in him?
Luke 15:20 And he arose and came to his father. But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and felt compassion, and ran and embraced him and kissed him.
Mark 1:40-41 And a leper came to him, imploring him, and kneeling said to him, "If you will, you can make me clean." Moved with pity, he stretched out his hand and touched him and said to him, "I will; be clean."
Matt 15:32 Then Jesus called his disciples to him and said, "I have compassion on the crowd because they have been with me now three days and have nothing to eat. And I am unwilling to send them away hungry, lest they faint on the way."
Feeling empathy or feeling sorrow for someone is still not Compassion!
Has anyone driven past someone broken down on the highway and felt sorry for them? Did you stop? It still didn't move you to ACTION. Compassion moves you to getting involved.
The Hebrew word compassion comes from the word meaning the Womb. So compassion means, to have tender mercy, toward someone in need, and to have deep love like an unborn child with a commitment to care for that someone as if their life depended upon it.
The true Compassion creates an atmosphere for the Supernatural
We want the miracles, do we want to show compassion first?
Charles Finney once said "to pray and do nothing is to temp God"
Three Steps to be moved with Compassion:
Object – Eros (needs a physical form)
Emotion – Philo (from the mind, a companion) brotherly Love, need to be moved in our emotion
Will – Agape Gods love (from the Heart, a decision to step in and love with action, unconditionally reaches out)
God wants us to be a people that live in community with a true commitment to COMPASSION! We are the light of the World…
YOU ARE PART OF GODS BIGGEST PLAN!! THE CHURCH!!!
John, Mark, Psalms
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Sign o' the times: RIP Leonard Miller
by Jessica Leigh Lebos
Courtesy Rexanna Lester
Artist and signpainter Leonard Miller leaves a legacy of bright color, iconic missives and an iconic Savannah "brand." P
ONE CHILLY morning years ago, I was riding my bike to work through Daffin Park when I came upon the strangest of visions:
There at the roundabout was a large black man leaning up against a beat-up van, singing in a velvety baritone. The trees framed him in a curtain of moss, and a ray of sunshine had broken through the mist, bathing him in a heavenly spotlight.
"Praise be to God on this beautiful day!" he bellowed, nodding to me in greeting as I slowed to a stop.
"Hi," I said, blinking hard, trying to decide if this was a holy visitation or that I just hadn't caffeinated properly.
"Hello," he intoned with a toothy smile.
We stared and grinned at each other for a long minute, then he returned his gaze to the sky. I took in his weathered hands and cut-off jeans and concluded that angels probably don't wear orthopedic shoes.
"Ok, well, have a good day," I said, pushing off.
"Oh, yes, ma'am, I will," he laughed, turning to fiddle with the equipment in the back of his van. He resumed his song, and his melodic voice floated above me all the way to Grayson Stadium.
That was my first close encounter with Leonard Miller, the legendary sign painter and self-taught artist who passed away last week at 59 from complications caused by diabetes.
I had long heard of this prolific local talent, and after our exalted meeting that morning in the park I began to notice his work everywhere.
The man and his van got around, and his signature looping script graces buildings and businesses all over Savannah and beyond: The iconic clown at Bradley Lock & Key, the window dressing at Sekka Bikes, the list of ice cream flavors at Seaside Sweets.
Our whole family became big fans of Leonard (pronounced "Le-NARD," he'd remind you firmly,) and my kids have learned to recognize his handiwork.
"There's a Leonard!" they squeal every time we discover a new instance of his perfect lettering. One time we ran into Leonard eating a meatball sub at Nickie's 1971, and you'd have thought he was a YouTube star the way they fawned all over him.
While some companies are all about slick marketing campaigns and "brand identity" these days, there have always been plenty of small businessowners who preferred Leonard's simple signage.
He started making signs for Belk's in the '70s when he got out of the Air Force and struck out on his own soon after; some folks remember when you'd have to leave a message at a beauty parlor if you wanted to hire him and wait for him to call back.
"He could sit down with a pencil, and ten minutes later he had painted what you wanted, completely freehand," reminisces Gerald Schantz, who commissioned him to decorate Gerald's Pig & Shrimp restaurant on Tybee Island with several dozen quotes by Einstein, Gandhi and a couple of Leonard originals. (Our family favorite: "It doesn't cost anything to be nice.")
"You never knew when he was going to show up, mind you, but he always did a marvelous job."
Photo by Jon Waits
While he lent his sonorous vocals at church services and early morning raptures, his clients knew him for his sweet-as-tea disposition and his habit of whistling as he painted a wall or meditated on a new project.
Leonard also constructed large-scale outdoor mobiles—there's one weathering outside Coach's Corner on Victory—and could camouflage a shipping container with foliage so realistic it disappeared.
Other works have also disappeared, but not in a good way. Many businesses have closed over the years, taking with them the primary-hued murals and wall-mounted menus. Other masterpieces have simply been painted over or torn down to make way for the next hotel or chain store.
There has been a focus in the last decade of the importance of documenting and preserving the tradition of African American sign painting, examined through the lens of Leonard and other Savannah "wall dogs," Jimmie Williams and William Pleasant. Their work was heralded in a 2004 photography retrospective at the Beach Institute and an lecture with anthropologist Susan Falls in 2010 as vital representations of a rich culture and history. In spite of such attentions, the wrecking ball of commercial progress continues its slow erasure.
But perhaps slower on Tybee, where Leonard especially revered for building intricate sandcastles, earning him the sobriquet "The Sandman." While those arches and moats are gone with the tides, his murals and script still decorate some of the island's toniest homes, thanks to his friendship with award-winning interior designer Jane Coslick, who brought him out to the island to paint zebra-striped garage doors and wall art in her trademark beachy bright hues.
"He had no idea how fabulous he was," she laments. "He would never say, 'I can't do that.' He'd say, 'let me think about that for a minute,' and then he'd figure it out. He was brilliant."
Coslick's chic designs make regular appearances in glossy coastal shelter mags, and she made sure Leonard received print credit when one of his painted windows appeared in Cottage Style. When she found out that Leonard also crafted vibrant scenes of the beach and shrimp docks on pieces of plywood, she encouraged him to sell them at the Isle of Hope Art Show.
Original Leonard Millers now hang in some of the South's most impressive art collections, though his most visible legacies can still be found on the city's streets.
"You can't really understand Savannah without knowing about Leonard Miller," says SCAD professor Rexanna Lester, who uses examples of both his signs and fine artwork to deepen her ESL students' insight into their adopted home. "He drew the city in ways that captured life here that no one else could."
Yet for all his breadth of talent and local fame, Leonard Miller remained humble and unabashedly devoted to the higher realms. He lived with his parents throughout his life, and all who loved him were constantly scolding him for undercharging for his services and his artwork.
"He was not concerned about money," sighed the Rev. Lee Wright at Leonard's funeral last Monday.
"He was most interested in using the talent God had given him."
The passing of Leonard Miller is indeed a setback in the battle against gentrification and corporatization, a harbinger of a future when the plywood signs of Savannah's poorer and lesser-known neighborhoods will fade away.
It's also, more simply and sadly, the loss of one of our greatest characters, a gentle giant who never once let the devil find his hands idle.
I can almost see him now, painting the halls of heaven and whistling while he works.
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Russia may try to impose limitations on food transit from the European Union to Kazakhstan to prevent re-export of goods to Russia.
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Russia may impose limitations on transit of food imports from the European Union to Kazakhstan in order to prevent re-export of those goods to Russia, Head of Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (VPSS) Sergei Dankvert said. But Kazakhstan's Deputy Minter of National Economy Madina Abylkasymova insisted that all Russia can do is limit food shipments that are destined for Russia, Tengrinews reports.
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Backing the winner of the Grand National is not easy, for even though the unique Aintree course is not as difficult as it used to be, the race is still something of a lottery – which, appropriately, was the name of the first ever winner way back in 1839.
Take a look at the 2013 edition for example. The world's greatest steeplechase was won by a 66/1 outsider, Auroras Encore, who had not shown any proper form for nearly 12 months and was partnered by a jockey in Ryan Mania having his first ride in the race.
But if you looked back far enough at his past accomplishments, Auroras Encore could have been given a chance – and those that backed him would have won big money. A £5 each way bet on Auroras Encore at the starting price of 66/1 would have returned £422.50.
Many people like each-way bets on the Grand National
You have the opportunity to bet either win or each-way on the Grand National and when you visit an online bookmaker, they will often give you more favourable place terms than if you had visited one of their shops.
For example, in the 2013 Grand National some firms were paying out on the first six places whereas shop customers would get just four.
And those who bet on the Grand National online can help themselves to bigger odds than the starting price. Most bookmakers offer Best Odds Guaranteed, which means if you take a price before the race and your horse drifts out to a bigger S.P. you will still be paid out at the greater odds.
When you have placed your bet, you will usually then have the chance to watch the race at that bookmaker's website via their live streaming service.
The Grand National coverage always starts early!
But we don't just limit our Grand National coverage to that one week in early April.
If you enjoy betting on the Grand National you have come to the right place, for our coverage starts from the moment the first key trials are run several months before, earmarking which horses are worth considering for an ante-post bet and likely to be among the leading contenders come the big day.
When the Grand National weights are revealed in February we will tell you which horses look to have been given the best chance by the handicapper.
And don't forget, several bookmakers will run money-back special offers on the Grand National which means there is the chance to get your stake refunded if you miss out on backing the winner.
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Seton Hall's defense is a team chemistry problem. They played much better defense last night against Loyola, the stats don't dictate how well they played. The game was not that close and Loyola got a lot of baskets in garbage time.
It's too early to judge a team based on three games. They have a lot of new players that need to get used to each other. They'll definetly be in the Big East Tournament (5 teams in the league are DEFINETLY worse than them) and probably the NIT as well.
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Monroe Street in downtown Port Clinton is one of 17 areas in the city that have been negatively impacted by high water this year.
Port Clinton officials are reaching out to state and federal agencies for help with a high water crisis that has been damaging the city's sanitary sewers and storm sewers. There are 17 different areas around the city that have been impacted, and estimates to repair them have topped $7.5 million.
"We have been investigating plans to mitigate the high water along the Port Clinton shoreline in the downtown area," said Port Clinton Safety-Service Director Olen Martin. "We recognize the impact the flooding and high water is having on our downtown businesses and we're working to handle the prob-lem in the best ways that we can."
Monroe Street in the Veterans Park area has been among the most visible, with standing water that is at the same level as the nearby Portage River. Lake Erie and the Portage River are at record highs, and US Corps of Engineers officials forecast Lake Erie will only drop a few inches in July.
"Monroe Street is going to be cordoned off for quite a while, like the Port Clinton City Beach, where fencing is still up," said Mayor Mike Snider. "We had to block that section of the beach because of an exposed utility line."
City officials have installed Jersey Barriers at the city beach. While normally used to separate highway traffic during road construction, they can also be used to break up destructive wave action.
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Port Clinton officials have been reaching out to state and federal agencies for funding to repair the damage, but the city must first exhaust its fiscal resources. That, said the mayor, could happen very quickly.
"We have areas around the Port Clinton Drawbridge where the water in storm sewers is flowing backward, and pooling in the sewers," said Snider. "Those storm sewers are old, leaking and causing underground erosion."
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ian Book passed for 352 yards, Dexter Williams went 52 yards on a go-ahead touchdown run and No. 3 Notre Dame completed an unbeaten regular season and likely secured a spot in the College Football Playoff with a 24-17 over longtime rival Southern California on Saturday night.
Chris Finke caught an early TD pass for the Fighting Irish (12-0, No. 3 CFP), who showed playoff-level tenacity in rallying from an early 10-point deficit, their largest of the season. Tony Jones Jr. then took a short pass 51 yards for a touchdown with 3:09 to play to finish off Notre Dame's 10th perfect regular season since 1945, the first since 2012.
"It brings tears to your eyes," Notre Dame cornerback Julian Love said. "So much is put into this, and it was very tough at times. It just feels so good to get here. Nothing has been handed to us. USC was struggling this year, but they weren't just going to hand it to us. We had to go out there and seize it."
Notre Dame is all but certain to be chosen for the four-team playoff, and this win could keep the Irish away from powerhouse Alabama in the first postseason game.
Williams rushed for 97 yards as the Irish overcame a slow start in the 90th edition in this famed intersectional rivalry. Notre Dame didn't score until Finke's TD catch shortly before halftime, but the Irish ran off 24 consecutive points and shut out USC in the second half until Tyler Vaughns' TD catch with 48 seconds to play.
"It's something I dreamed about, so to have it really be like that, it's a surreal moment," said Book, the Californian who improved to 9-0 as Notre Dame's starter, including 8-0 this year. "This whole team, we're just so fortunate to be here. USC, they played great. We knew they had a great defense, and to be able to finish the season off undefeated in a rivalry game, you can't ask for anything better than that."
J.T. Daniels passed for 349 yards for the Trojans (5-7), who will stay home for the bowl season after their first losing season since 2000. Vaughns caught 12 passes for 120 yards in what might have been the final game for coach Clay Helton, who is under pressure after the Trojans lost five of their final six games in a dismaying collapse.
USC athletic director Lynn Swann didn't make an immediate announcement on Helton's future.
"The best is yet to be, I truly believe that," Helton said. "I watched the men that are out there, both old and young, and see guys that are truly talented individuals that will develop into a quality football team that can win championships. I know that and I believe that in them."
After USC won eight straight over Notre Dame in the 2000s, the Irish have claimed the Jeweled Shillelagh in six of the last nine meetings in this classic college football matchup. Notre Dame is the first road team to win in the series since 2012, when the Irish also completed an unbeaten regular season with a victory at the Coliseum.
Only four USC teams have finished with losing records since 1961, but this clearly talented group gave a tough game to the powerhouse Irish, who faced their first double-digit deficit of the year when USC went up 10-0 in the second quarter. The Trojans' 289 yards in the first half were 64 more than the Irish had allowed before halftime all season.
Notre Dame had only trailed twice at any point beforehand in their perfect season, but Williams bounced his 52-yard go-ahead run down the USC sideline shortly after halftime.
Justin Yoon set a Notre Dame record with his 58th career field goal late in the third, putting the Irish up 17-10.
Although Jones' late rumble to the end zone clinched the expected result for Notre Dame, the Trojans were competitive with an elite opponent despite the roiling subplot of their coach's future.
USC got a 14-yard TD run on its opening drive by Vavae Malepeai, who missed the second half with an injury. When Michael Brown hit a field goal early in the second quarter, Notre Dame faced its first double-digit deficit of the year.
The Irish offense finally scored 2:20 before halftime, capping a difficult 64-yard drive with Book's 24-yard throw to Finke, who hadn't caught a TD pass since the season opener against Michigan.
USC's 10-7 halftime lead could have been much larger, but receivers Michael Pittman Jr. and Amon-Ra St. Brown both fumbled after catches in Notre Dame territory.
Notre Dame: The Irish showed resilience throughout their cross-country odyssey of a season, and narrowly beating an inspired USC squad is nothing about which to be ashamed. They'll be glad to have the test as they head toward a two-game shot at their first national championship since 1988.
USC: The Trojans showed up well for Helton despite the bleak circumstances, but were undone again by turnovers, penalties and poor play after halftime. Swann should announce his decision on Helton's future shortly.
HELTON'S WOES
Helton won the Pac-12 last season and the Rose Bowl just two years ago, but a large portion of the Trojans' fan base is publicly agitating for the dismissal of the coach, who got a contract extension through 2023 just nine months ago.
When Helton's face appeared in a recorded announcement on the scoreboard in the first half, he was booed by a portion of the Coliseum crowd of 59,821 — the smallest for the Notre Dame-USC game in Los Angeles since 1960.
Notre Dame expects to get an invitation to the four-team playoff, hopefully to face Clemson in the Orange Bowl, which had several representatives outside the Irish locker room postgame.
USC's worst season in 18 years is over.
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Xaybu: The Unseen
(Pi Recordings - USA)
An urgent album of modern jazz, underground urban and electronic music, from the international collective of MCs HPrizm (NYC) & Gaston Bandimic (Dakar), saxophonists Steve Lehman (Los Angeles) & Maciek Lasserre (Paris) and drummer Damon Reid, exploring Islamic mysticism of al-Ghaib with the voices of Billy Higgins and Jackie McLean heard throughout the album.
Label: Pi Recordings
Catalog ID: Pi 95
Packaging: Digipack - 3 panel
Gaston Bandimic-vocals
Hprizm-vocals
Steve Lehman-alto saxophone
Maciek Lasserre-soprano saxophone
Damion Reid-drums
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Hprizm/High Priest of the Antipop Consortium is a NYC based-composer, producer and performer - Prizm's beat driven compositions have been presented globally in over 50 countries and performed alongside the likes of Public Enemy, Radiohead, The Roots and More.
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"Described as "a state-of-the-art musical thinker" and a "dazzling saxophonist," by The New York Times, Steve Lehman (b. New York City, 1978) is a composer, performer, educator, and scholar who works across a broad spectrum of experimental musical idioms. Lehman's pieces for large orchestra and chamber ensembles have been performed by the International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE), So Percussion, Kammerensemble Neue Musik Berlin, the JACK Quartet, the PRISM Saxophone Quartet, and the Talea Ensemble. His recent recording, Mise en Abîme (Pi, 2014) was called the #1 Jazz Album of the year by NPR Music and The Los Angeles Times. And his previous recording, Travail, Transformation & Flow (Pi, 2009), was chosen as the #1 Jazz Album of the year by The New York Times.
The recipient of a 2015 Guggenheim Fellowship and a 2014 Doris Duke Artist Award, Lehman is an alto saxophonist who has performed and recorded nationally and internationally with his own ensembles and with those led by Anthony Braxton, Vijay Iyer, Jason Moran, Meshell Ndegeocello, and High Priest of Anti-Pop Consortium, among many others. His recent electro-acoustic music has focused on the development of computer-driven models for improvisation, based in the Max/MSP programming environment. Lehman's work has been favorably reviewed in Artforum, Downbeat Magazine, The New York Times, Newsweek, and The Wire, and on National Public Radio, the BBC, and SWR.
As a Fulbright scholar in France during the 2002-2003 academic year, Lehman began researching the reception of African-American experimental composers working in France during the 1970s. His article in the journal Critical Studies in Improvisation, "I Love You with an Asterisk: African-American Experimental Composers and the French Jazz Press, 1970-1980," is based on his Fulbright research. More recently, Lehman has published writings and presented lectures on a wide range of topics, including jazz pedagogy, rhythm cognition, and European notions of American experimentalism. His current scholarship, including a forthcoming contribution to the Oxford Handbook of Spectral Music, examines the overlapping histories of spectral composition and jazz improvisation.
Lehman received his B.A. (2000) and M.A. in Composition (2002) from Wesleyan University where he studied under Anthony Braxton, Jay Hoggard, and Alvin Lucier, while concurrently working with Jackie McLean at the Hartt School of Music. He received his doctorate with distinction in Music Composition from Columbia University (2012), where his principal teachers included Tristan Murail and George Lewis.
Lehman has taught undergraduate courses at Wesleyan University, the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris, New School University, and Columbia University, and has presented lectures at Amherst College, UC Berkeley, The Berklee School of Music, The Banff Centre, The Royal Academy of Music in London, and IRCAM in Paris, where he was a 2011 research fellow.
Beginning in September 2016, Lehman will join the music faculty at The California Institute of the Arts."
-Steve Lehman Website (http://www.stevelehman.com/bio)
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"A musician with a unique creativity, Maciek Lasserre emerged onto the Paris scene and internationaly playing with contemporary jazz and experimental hip-hop projects."
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"Damion Reid hailing from West Covina, California a city east of Los Angeles. He is the son of well-respected bassist and astute operatic singer and teacher. By the age of three, Damion was already playing in church. It was around the age of twelve that Damion began being mentored by the world-renowned drummer Billy Higgins. During these formative years Billy's spirit for life and music was deeply seeded in Damion's fertile mind. Seeing Damion's ability to grasp the music both, analytically and conceptually it wasn't long before Billy invited him to be a part of his drum collective. As he began to mature musically he found himself frequenting Billy's club "The World Stage," learning and playing with the likes of Billy Childs, George Bohanon and Oscar Brashear.
As Damion continued to cultivate his love for music through his high school years, he managed school life with professional obligations. Damion graduated High School and made the move to Boston, Massachusetts New England Conservatory of Music where he spent time with Cecil McBee, Danilo Perez, Fred Buda and George Russell as well as his musical peers. It was while in Boston between the years of 1998 and 1999 that he received the prestigious Alan Dawson scholarship. He then was accepted into the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz at the University of Southern California. Soon finding himself trekking to New York City to attend The New School. He then began performing and touring alongside Greg Osby, Terence Blanchard, Robert Glasper, Steve Lehman, Rudresh Mahanthappa, Jacky Terrasson, Ravi Coltrane, Reggie Workman, Marcus Belgrave, Lauryn Hill, Robert Hurst, Bilal, Meshell Ndegeocello, Jason Moran, Mark Shim, Mark Turner, Chihiro Yamanaka, Steve Coleman, Bunky Green and many others."
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1. Time Is The First Track 1:28
2. Djibril 3:57
3. Lamina 4:38
4. Gas Akap 2:58
5. Liminal 6:16
6. Gagaku 6:20
7. Poesie I 3:37
8. Poesie II 1:44
9. Go In 2:50
10. Navigation 3:26
11. Dual Ndoxol 2:56
12. Dual HP 1:48
13. Zeraora 3:34
14. Souba 2:01
15. Time Is The First Track 4:25
"Xaybu: The Unseen is the highly-anticipated sophomore release from Sélébéyone, the international avant-rap collective comprised of MCs HPrizm (New York City) and Gaston Bandimic (Dakar), and saxophonists Steve Lehman (Los Angeles) and Maciek Lasserre (Paris). Described as "legitimately new" and a "revelation" by Pitchfork, the group's eponymous 2016 debut was hailed as a game-changing synthesis of . On Xaybu, Sélébéyone - which means "intersection" in Wolof - continues to build on its groundbreaking work with shifting rhythms and state-of-the art sound design, now with a newfound sense of effortless fluidity. The result is a profound musical statement that deftly explores spirituality and mysticism through the lens of experimental music.
The word "xaybu" in Wolof refers to the concept in Islamic mysticism of al-Ghaib - that which is unknowable and unseeable. HPrizm, Gaston Bandimic, and Maciek Lasserre are all Sufi Muslims, and that spiritual connection and sense of abandon and giving in to the unknown has been a cornerstone of the group since its inception. The Senegalese filmmaker Djibril Diop Mambéty is heard on the track "Djibril" describing his creative process, which directly reflects Sélébéyone's own artistic ethos:
It's very simple. You must close your eyes.
Have you closed your eyes?
You see points of light. Close them tightly.
Each time that you want to see the light, you must close your eyes.
(Translated from French)
Throughout the album, the voices of master musicians like Billy Higgins (on "Gagaku") and Jackie McLean ("Go In") - both of whom converted to Islam - are heard speaking to the complex relationship between their spiritual and creative practices. The nuance of those connections is reflected in the otherworldly sonorities and intricate compositional structures that permeate the record. Nearly unheard of for projects of this scope, Lehman and Lasserre not only handle all of the instrumental writing, but also every aspect of the production on their respective pieces, including drum programming, sampling, and overall sound design. The result is an unprecedented integration of complex compositional forms, pre-recorded samples, and electronic sounds. And after multiple tours throughout the United States and Europe, the group has also cultivated a repertoire of hard-won performance strategies that make radical shifts in tempo and texture feel organic and inevitable.
An award-winning saxophonist and composer, Lehman - who holds a doctorate in composition from Columbia University - is widely celebrated for his "sure-footed futurism" (New York Times) in the domains of modern jazz and contemporary classical music. Here, he showcases yet another side of his astonishing creativity in producing and overseeing nearly every aspect of Xaybu. The project makes frequent use of advanced compositional techniques and cutting-edge improvisation: Each aspect of Lehman's musical identity is an inextricable part of this artistic statement. Pulling this off requires enormous trust and commitment among the musicians, which is only possible through Lehman's longstanding musical relationship with the members of the group. HPrizm (a.k.a. High Priest), a legend of New York's underground hip-hop scene and a founding member of Antipop Consortium has been one of Lehman's closest collaborators for almost two decades. Saxophonist Maciek Lasserre, began studying with Lehman in 2005 and introduced him to the burgeoning Senegalese hip-hop scene in 2010. Lasserre later urged Lehman to include Gaston Bandimic - one of Senegal's most distinctive young rap stars - as a founding member of Sélébéyone. Drummer Damion Reid has also been an integral member of Lehman's ensembles since 2006. His innovative drum set adaptations of J-Dilla beats on Robert Glasper's In My Element (2007), are often cited as the beginning of the "drum set as MPC" wave amongst the current generation of young drummers. True to form, Reid's playing on Xaybu is remarkably adept at moving back and forth between electronic and acoustic textures - check out his work with brushes at the beginning of "Dual Ndoxol." Pieces like "Gagaku," "Zeraora," and "Gas Akap" highlight Reid's improvised interactions with both saxophonists in a series of explosive duets.
Tracks like "Djibirl" and "Lamina" feature unconventional sonic landscapes that throw HPrizm and Bandimic's searing lyricism into relief. Both integrate contemporary notions of Islamic mysticism into their rhyme schemes, and frequently mine profound connections between spirituality and artistic practices. On "Liminal" they calmly navigate a meticulously-crafted quagmire of polyrhythms and Lehman's characteristic razor-sharp saxophone lines. Percussive accents drift in and out of time, ebbing and flowing one moment, and snapping into the grid the next. On "Souba," Lehman's experience in the contemporary classical music realm comes to the fore, with the subtle orchestration of harp, strings, flutes, and percussion, deftly shadowing the rhythmic nuance of Gaston's rapid-fire verses.
Lehman reflects on the evolution of Sélébéyone: "When we first came together in 2016, I think we really had to work hard to see if this thing could even work, not just in terms of finding a way to perform together on stage, but even the artistic viability of it all. But, this time around, it really felt like we already know how to do this and we know what we're about. And for that reason, there was very little discussion about how we were going to bring the second record to life. And even the guiding principle of xaybu/al-Ghaib emerged almost on its own. That fascination with the invisible, the imperceptible, the kind of concealed elements of spirituality and creativity is what really ties us all together. And I think this album kind of represents that on-going search for music that we haven't heard before and that doesn't sound like anything else."
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James A. Sipes July 31, 1947 - June 21, 2019
James A. Sipes, 71, of Nesbit, Mississippi, passed away peacefully Friday, June 21, 2019, in his home surrounded by loved ones. The family will be receiving guest Monday, June 24, 2019 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Twin Oaks Funeral Home (290 Goodman Road East Southaven, MS 38671). Service will begin at 1:00 p.m. with interment following. Twin Oaks Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
James was a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend. He was a US Army veteran and member of American Legion and SouthPoint Church. He spent most of his adult life working in the elevator business
James A. Sipes leaves behind his loving wife that have in inseparable for 22 years, Catherine Sipes; children, Billy (Cindy), Sherry (Michael), Dewayne (Lisa); and puppy dog, Lucy; grandchildren, Cameron (Ally), Brittany (Kendall), Brooke, Ashley, Michael Jr., Stephen, and Kevin; great-grandchildren, Addie, Aden, Abigil, Maci, Chevy, Beckham, and Melony; and sister Carolyn.
James A. Sipes is preceded in death by his parents and sister Mickie.
In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to St. Jude (stjude.org) and Le Bonheur Children's Hospital (lebonheur.org).
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James was one of a kind, never met a stranger. Loved by everyone that knew him. James Loved ANN 💕 LUCY with all his heart. It's hard to find a man as kind and in love with his wife 💜 Ann after 22 years together. James will be missed, Thank You loved and missed by all.
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I only knew Mr. James briefly, but the time spent with him was good. We worked together inspecting elevators (something he enjoyed) and I heard many stories of things he had experienced. He will be missed. My family will pray for the family and their loss. He is with Jesus,
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The museum's mission is to provide fun, play-based, interactive, and hands-on learning experiences for children and their families. Their vision is to inspire children and their families to reach their full potential through discovery, creativity, and learning. The Children's Museum is a great place for children to use their imaginations and learn. The museum offers weekly and monthly programs that complement their exhibits and engage their visitors in a variety of activities.
Wee Play – This literacy-based program is perfect for preschoolers 4 and younger. Read, sing, and laugh with us five times a week. Tuesdays at 9:30 AM and 2 PM; Thursdays & Fridays at 9:30 AM; Saturdays and Sundays at 10:30 AM.
Wee Explorer – Discover, create, and explore! Enjoy hands-on science experiments, cool demos, bubble time, and exciting activities each week. For children ages 3-5.
Wee Wiggle – Shake your sillies out! This freestyle exercise program really gets kids moving! For kids 4 and younger. Fridays at 1:30 PM.
Family Brain Boost – The whole family can enjoy this program that shows science is everywhere! From bubbles to building blocks, learn the science behind everyday activities and open your mind to a whole new world. Saturdays and Sundays at 11:30 AM.
Art After Dark – This FREE after-hours program celebrates the arts! Each month the children's museum has two special guests. They are from the Southern Arizona Arts Community and offer hands-on activities as well as performances or demonstrations. Second Saturday of each month, 5:30-8 PM.
My Time Inclusion Hour – This program celebrates families and kids with unique needs. The museum happily opens its doors an hour early with a discounted $3 per person admission to offer an inclusive, positive environment that encourages hands-on play for all. Third Saturday of each month, 9 AM.
I hope you get a chance to check out all these amazing programs that the Tucson Children's Museum has to offer.


$70 for content that I'm pretty sure is on their website? WOW.
It would help a bit if you linked the book, state an ISBN (or a title). Not everyone is going to LS11 and/or is using the sessions db.
@Bart - Sorry, it is the book directly below the text, but I modified the post to make that more clear.
@Nathan - Craig believes in the subject enough to build it into Teamstudio's way of doing business, but the difference is that on their website, it is focused on their products, their way of doing things. The book, on the other hand, deals with the topic without the confusion and distraction of the vendor's products. Similarly, much of the knowledge that Group's experts tout is available for free on various websites, but I imagine that Group expects clients to drop *CHOKE* a great deal more than $70 for that knowledge to be applied by one of your consultants on their particular needs.
The book is overpriced. No question about it, but even at this price, it is about half the price of attending one session at Lotusphere, assuming you go to a session in every available slot and the price is the same for each one. Gives a different perspective, doesn't it?
If you work in a place that has little governance and your environment is, or is heading, out of control, then this is a great book to help you design a flexible change control environment and is well worth the $70.
If you work in an environment that has so much change control you can't get any work done, then this book can help you push back on 'THE RULES' and establish something more reasonable and flexible and, again, is well worth the cost.
If you have a balanced change process, then this book will just confirm you're doing things right.
In my case, I'm always looking for best practice advice to help me keep the change control process at a level that keeps us in regulatory compliance (work at an FDA regulated shop) without killing us with paperwork. The book validated our approach to change control.
Ben, side comment about your 'how did you miss this'...apparently you weren't spending time at LDD when the book was released. TS and the publisher had a bit of a mis-communication and the publisher pretty much spammed LDD for a couple of days. It got so annoying that I contacted TS about the issue. The apologized, contacted the publisher, and the spamming stopped. I bought the book too...guess spam can work.
@Doug - Thanks for the history lesson. It must have been while I was heads-down developing. When I disappear for a while from LDD, it is usually because I am deep in the bowels of rich text or ODF or something and don't come up for air but once a week.
My kids throw bars of soap at me during those time.
Anyway, glad to hear another recommendation for the book. Maybe you could get on Amazon and add a review?
Thanks for the recommendation everyone! Just for the record, Teamstudio doesn't have much say in the price of the book unfortunately. I'm not sure if this has any effect, but, the publisher is in the UK and exchange rates may be affecting the price a bit also.
The idea for the book absolutely came from our experience with all these topics in various Notes shops all over the world, so there is a lot of Teamstudio in the book. That being said, we tried very hard to be as neutral about the topics as possible. Nothing about the requirements for controlling development/test/production is unique to the Domino world. We did try to put a Notes spin on it and keep it as easy to read as possible.
To Nathans point, you won't find any of the material in the book on our website... mostly because we don't have the rights to it anymore... However, you will find lots of detailed documents on how to implement the topics in the book. Here again, we tried to be open about how you solve the problems and give lots of options in terms of procedures and tools. Sometimes a Teamstudio tool can help, sometimes not, but all options are explored.


One of my favorite writers, Harlan Ellison, is being awarded the Prometheus Hall of Fame Award for his classic science fiction story, "'Repent, Harlequin!' Said the Ticktockman," the Libertarian Futurist Society has just announced. The actual award presentation will be May 9 at Marcon, a science fiction convention in Columbus, Ohio, which I plan to attend.
The Robert Anton Wilson connection, as I've mentioned before, is that the Prometheus Hall of Fame Award is the only literary award (so far as I know) that Wilson received during his lifetime, for Illuminatus!; I've posted Robert Shea's acceptance speech.
I'm a member of the Libertarian Futurist Society, and in fact, Your Humble Blogger is the person who actually nominated the story, so I bear an extra bit of credit (or blame) for today's announcement. I've always loved Harlan Ellison's stories, so I'm pleased to be able to bring a little more attention to his work.
As it happens, I nominated the Liu Cixin novel.
The Libertarian Futurist Society has elected Harlan Ellison's story "'Repent, Harlequin!' Said the Ticktockman" to its Hall of Fame.
Originally published in Galaxy in December 1965, "Repent, Harlequin!" portrays one man's surrealist rebellion against a repressive future society obsessed with timeliness. Ellison's rule-breaking narrative structure and style have made the story memorable to generations of readers.
The award ceremony will take place Saturday, May 9, at Marcon, an annual science fiction convention in Columbus, Ohio, as part of the Libertarian Futurist Society's participation in the celebration of Marcon's fiftieth anniversary. The LFS will present a Special Award for Lifetime Achievement to F. Paul Wilson in the same ceremony.
The awards consist of plaques with gold coins mounted on them, a symbol of free minds and free trade.
The Libertarian Futurist Society has presented annual Hall of Fame Awards since 1982. The first awards went to Robert Heinlein's The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress and Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. In 2001 the award was opened to works other than novels. Previously recognized authors of shorter fiction include Poul Anderson, E.M. Forster, Robert Heinlein, and Vernor Vinge.
Prometheus Awards for Best Novel and Hall of Fame commemorate works of science fiction and fantasy with pro-freedom themes. Award winners are selected by a vote of the membership. Special Award winners are proposed by the Board and approved by a vote of the membership. The Prometheus Hall of Fame award for Best Classic Fiction honors novels, novellas, stories, graphic novels, anthologies, films, TV shows/series, plays, poems, music recordings and other works of fiction first published or broadcast more than five years ago.
The Prometheus Award, sponsored by the Libertarian Futurist Society (LFS), was established in 1979, making it one of the most enduring awards after the Nebula and Hugo awards, and one of the oldest fan-based awards currently in sf. Presented annually since 1982 at the World Science Fiction Convention, the Prometheus Awards include a gold coin and plaque for the winners.
For more than three decades, the Prometheus Awards have recognized outstanding works of science fiction and fantasy that stress the importance of liberty as the foundation for civilization, peace, prosperity, progress and justice.
For a full list of past Prometheus Award winners in all categories, visit lfs.org/award.shtml. Membership in the Libertarian Futurist Society is open to any science fiction fan interested in how fiction can promote an appreciation of the value of liberty.
Thanks for sharing this. I loved that story. Did you see the documentary on Harlan from a few years ago? He had a huge influence on me.
I think Harlan had/has a friendship with Thomas Pynchon.
He also helped break Bruce Sterling.


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Q: Python popen running out of memory with large output I am using the subprocess.popen() function to run an external tool that reads & writes a lot of data (>GB) to stdout. However, I'm finding that the kernel is killing the python process when it runs out of memory:
Out of memory: Kill process 8221 (python) score 971 or sacrifice child
Killed process 8221 (python) total-vm:8532708kB, anon-rss:3703912kB, file-rss:48kB

Since I know I'm handling a large amount of data I've set up popen to write stdout and stderr to files so I'm not using pipes. My code looks something like this:
errorFile = open(errorFilePath, "w")
outFile = open(outFilePath, "w")
#Use Popen to run the command
try:
    procExecCommand = subprocess.Popen(commandToExecute, shell=False, stderr=errorFile, stdout=outFile)
    exitCode = procExecCommand.wait()

except Exception, e:
    #Write exception to error log
    errorFile.write(str(e))

errorFile.close()
outFile.close()

I've tried changing the shell parameter to True and setting the bufsize parameter = -1 also with no luck.
I've profiled the memory running this script and via bash and I see big spike in the memory usage when running via Python than compared to bash.
I'm not sure what exactly Python is doing to consume so much more memory than the just using bash unless it has something to with trying to write the output to the file? The bash script just pipes the output to a file.
I initially found that my swap space was quite low so I increased it and that helped initially, but as the volume of data grows then I start running out of memory again.
So is there anything with Python I can do to try and handle these data volumes better, or is it just a case of recommending more memory with plenty of swap space. That or jettison Python altogether.
System details:

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*Ubuntu 12.04

*Python 2.7.3

*The tool I'm running is mpileup from samtools.

A: The problem might be that your are using the wait() method (as in procExecCommand.wait()) which tries to run the subprocess to completion and then returns. Try the approach used in this question, which uses e.g. stdout.read() on the process handle. This way you can regularly empty the pipes, write to files, and there should be no build-up of memory.

A: What kind of output your process generates, maybe the clue is in that.
Warning : The script won't terminate, you have to kill it.
This sample setup works as expected for me.
import subprocess

fobj = open("/home/tst//output","w")

subprocess.Popen("/home/tst//whileone",stdout=fobj).wait()

And whileone
#!/bin/bash

let i=1
while [ 1 ]
do
 echo "We are in iteration $i"
 let i=$i+1
 usleep 10000
done


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2023 polls: Peter Obi biggest reason Tinubu'll win – Keyamo
Festus Keyamo
Spokesperson for the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council, Festus Keyamo, says Labour Party presidential flagbearer, Peter Obi, is the biggest reason his party's candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, will win the February presidential election.
Keyamo stated this, on Wednesday, on Arise TV programme.
Keyamo, who was reacting to former President Olusegun Obasanjo, and ex-information commissioner, Edwin Clark's endorsement of Peter Obi, said similar situation occurred in the 2019 elections, but resulted in nothing.
He said, "When we say that Peter Obi is the greatest weapon Asiwaju Tinubu has, people do not understand what we are saying. I can say it openly now because it is too late to pull out; Peter Obi is the biggest reason why Ahmed Bola Tinubu would win the 2023 election.
"On a lighter note, on the day of swearing in of Tinubu as President, I will beg that Peter Obi is given the front seat; he will sit near Tinubu as his best friend."


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Association of Research Libraries Goes Live with Tizra
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After extensive internal testing, the Association of Research Libraries has begun offering recent issues of its flagship publication on a public test site hosted by Tizra.
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October 9, 2013 (Providence, RI) -- Princeton University Press has selected Tizra as the digital publishing platform it will use to make The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein available online. One of the most ambitious publishing ventures ever undertaken in the documentation of the history of science, The Collected Papers will ultimately comprise more than 14,000 papers selected from all phases of Einstein's career and fill nearly 30 volumes.
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We wrapped up another successful Crew Training class with 38 participants taking part. Be on the lookout for them and invite them for a sail.
Big thanks to our instructors: George Burke, Jerry Latel, Bob Fleck, John Kalinowski, Mike Karn, Jim Raper, Sue Kessler.
And finally thanks to Holly Fuller & Lauren DeSimmone for their help coordinating.


HYDERABAD – Pakistan Medical and Dental College (PMDC) approved continuing dental education's (CDE) accredited hours lecture, live demonstration and hands-on workshop on Componeer (Direct composite veneering system, Coltene, Germany) were recently organized at Isra Dental College, Hyderabad.
Dr. Salman Zafar, Associate Professor and Consultant Medident Dental Specialist Clinic, DHA, Karachi, was the guest speaker, while Dr. Zahid Iqbal, HOD and Assistant Professor, was the programme facilitator.
Dean Isra Dental College, Prof. Abdul Qadir Khero, who was chief guest on the occasion, highlighted the importance of continuing dental education.
Dr. Salman Zafar delivered his lecture on Cosmetic Dentistry, Smile Analysis and treatment planning for esthetic restorations in esthetic zone. He also highlighted the importance of Componeer, components of Componeer system and its application techniques. Live demonstration of Componeer placement in patient was arranged, besides hands-on opportunity was provided to all the participants.
Later, Madam Amtul Qazi presented shields to Dr. Salman Zafar and Dr. Zahid Iqbal and certificates among the participants.