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– The Terraplanes be at 'Gaz's Rockin Blues Club', Soho London on the 29th July! –
Terraplanes UK playing at 'Gaz's Rockin Blues Club' Wardour St, Soho London on the 29th July 2021
"THE TERRAPLANES LIVE! IN LONDON"
Surely one of the most exciting blues bands around. The Terraplanes Blues Band, from Bristol UK are playing their first ever London show at the iconic blues venue "Gaz's Rockin Blues Club". Wardour St, Soho
on the 29th July 2021.
Playing brand new material from their album to be recorded in August, plus tracks from the band's critically acclaimed debut E.P Midnight Train (released May 2020).
The band have been described as…
"A heady mix of driven and laid back blues..Raw & Authentic" by Blues In Britain Magazine.
"Superb! An Extraordinary Blues Band" by Blues Matters Magazine.
Gaz Mayall, eldest son of British blues legend John Mayall DJ's and hosts London's longest running one-nighter. He occasionally plays with his Ska band The Trojans.
He first began Gaz's Rockin Blues in July 1980 after a few guest appearances at the Two Tone Club, Oxford St in 1979. The blues club moved to St Moritz in 1995.
The band are undoubtedly hugely excited about this show!..
Frontman Nick Scrase told TTP exclusively…
"This is a great time for us to be doing this gig! We are buzzing about playing the new stuff live. Dancefloor Rhythm and Blues is what we're all about and the warm up shows we've had has given us a great chance to work on the songs live.
"We have written some top tunes and can't wait to get into the studio next month to record our first full album. Its always been our idea to live at the studio for a short time and lay the music down at our own pace".
"Next month we're heading to the Welsh Valleys to Foel Studios for four days to record. It's everything we've been building for for the last seven years. For it to be just around the corner seems crazy now!"
"We had a show in London last year at a different blues venue which was unfortunately cancelled but playing at Gaz's has always been on the list as far as London goes..If you're a blues band, this is where you want to play!"
"We are looking forward to putting on a great show!"
A Small Bio on The Terraplanes UK
The Terraplanes are a 4 piece blues band from Bristol UK. Taking influences from the juke joints of the Mississippi delta through to the British R'n'B invasion of the 1960's.
A fine blend of finger pickin' country blues and hi-energy, raw R'n'B. This 4 piece from Bristol UK have a unique, distinctive feel of the golden era of the blues.
These guys have so much lined up and planned for the future, stay tuned and follow the 'Terraplanes UK' on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Spotify or on the Social Media Icon links supplied below!
Enjoy this Original of their's called 'The Rambler' it shows their quality and sheer class…
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Monica Gandhi
The Gandhis, BS'86, 91, 92
Last December, when the three Gandhi children, Rajesh BS'86, Monica BS'91 and Leena BS'92 returned home to Salt Lake City—two from one coast, and one from the other—they celebrated their parents fifty-fifth wedding anniversary. As alumni, all three, from the School of Biological Sciences, they must have had a lot to reflect on.
Their father, Om, now aged 84, had brought his young family to the U in 1967 during the "summer of love" from their native India when Rajesh "Tim," the only child at the time, was three years old. A Professor of Electrical Engineering at the U for over 50 years (and former department chair) Om has since retired. Says Rajesh, "We essentially grew up in the Merrill Engineering Building." He and his sisters remember department picnics and other college events. "We were especially impressed as children with all of the colored chalk they had in the classrooms," remembers Rajesh. Both Om and the Gandhi children's mother (Santosh) had to leave home at a young age to pursue further education. After Om earned his PhD at the University of Michigan in the late 50s, he returned to the subcontinent where he taught physics for a time in a small town in India before accepting an opportunity to return to the U.S. He chose the U.
Once the children were older, Mrs. Gandhi returned to school herself, and even took classes from her husband. Far from showing her favoritism, he insisted on only answering her questions during office hours! She eventually finished her degree in computer programming before taking a position at the Salt Lake branch of 3M.
It was an educated family, for sure, and all in the sciences. It was also a family inextricably tied to the University of Utah. All three of the Gandhi children attended the U because it was local, "a function of my parents' having to leave home early [in their studies] in post-partition India," says Monica who attended Harvard for her MD and who is currently Professor of Medicine and Associate Chief of the Division of HIV, Infectious Disease, and Global Medicine at UCSF. She also serves as Medical Director of the Ward 86 HIV Clinic at San Francisco General Hospital, one of the oldest HIV clinics in the country. All three siblings remember the excitement of coming to the U after going to public schools in the 1970s/80s, recalling how it broadened their horizons from the more limited experiences they had growing up.
"We were all pretty much wedded to the U. Part of our ethos growing up" in Utah, continues Monica. Attending the U was liberating, they say, mind-opening with a bit of counter-culture at play after going through the public school system in Salt Lake. And certainly it was formative.
"I was moved to enter HIV care," says Monica, "after growing up in a place where I saw friends coming out as gay in high school struggle with stigma. I also became interested in infectious diseases, which differentially affect the poor, after going to India several times as a child to visit grandparents and witnessing the stark contrast between rich and poor. This set me on the path to medical school.
" Beginning her sophomore year Monica worked on chemotaxis in E.coli with her undergraduate advisor Dr. John ("Sandy") Parkinson in his lab. She will be returning to Utah as this year's convocation speaker in May. She describes the Bay Area where she currently lives as a place "that couldn't be more different than Utah." Although San Francisco is generally a place where gay and transgender individuals have sought refuge from more conservative places throughout the U.S., "stigma towards people living with HIV still exists and must constantly be combatted," she says.
Before Monica enrolled in the U, Rajesh, five years older, worked in Dr. Baldomero "Toto" Olivera's lab, the celebrated faculty researcher whose subject model is poisonous cone snails. "Toto was an incredible mentor to me and to countless others," says Rajesh. "He taught me the transformative power of science and set me on the road to a career in biology and medicine. I would not be where I am without his encouragement and influence."
Rajesh's U experience was as much about philosophy and history as biology. Both he and Leena remember fondly the five-term Intellectual Traditions of the West colloquia with professors like the beloved theologian and classicist Dr. Sterling McMurrin. "At the U, I experienced a whole new world from my time in public schools," says Rajesh. "It was a place packed with people of diverse experiences, interests and perspectives. It was a vibrant and exciting place to be."
Around the time Rajesh entered medical school, also at Harvard, he recalls with Monica, the state of affairs of that singular time in American medical history. "HIV was just ramping up. It was a devastating disease and one that was being defined in front of our eyes." Between 1988–90, the medical sector was furiously attempting to figure out how the disease manifested itself. Treatments were very poor. He especially admires Kristen Ries, MD, MCAP who for a time was head of the clinic at the U serving HIV/AIDS patients. The difference, he says, between the attitude toward the sick in small towns compared to, again, a place like San Francisco at this time was "very moving to me," he says. Currently, he practices medicine in Boston where he is a specialist in infectious disease and Medical Director of the HIV Clinic at Massachusetts General Hospital and Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. He is also actively involved in HIV clinical research, working on discovering a cure for HIV—the disease that defined his generation.
While all three Gandhis ended up as medical doctors, Leena, who has focused on oncology for the past 10-plus years, currently leads early drug development at Lilly Pharma. Leena earned her PhD at the University of California Berkeley in DNA replication studies before attending New York University for medical school, followed by her residency at Mass General and a fellowship at Harvard Medical School, both in Boston. She characterizes her experience at the U as providing "a genuine 'college experience'. [The School of Biological Sciences] …was all about scientific inquiry," she says. "I learned something every day from [then] junior faculty like Dr. Mary Bekerhle [now head of the Huntsman Cancer Institute]." Leena also worked in Ted and Tucker Gurney's lab in cell biology.
"The spirit of scientific inquiry was everywhere," she continues, "and it really motivated me to go on for a PhD in the science of medicine and the early development of drugs… At the U, I learned that science drives how we interact at the macro level. It was very grounding." With the benefits of the novel field of immune-oncology, Leena still has patients who have been free of cancer for more than ten years. But, of course, there is still work to be done. "At Lilly I'm able to do work at a much larger scale and with a much broader population."
The Gandhi Effect found in Rajesh, Monica and Leena Gandhi— from "sea to shining sea"—is indeed a rarity, what one might call "A Triple Threat" that the School is proud to embrace.
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Two friends, Kyle and Carson, who met in university built this site over 10 years ago in British Columbia and even after all this time they are on the site talking to us pretty much each day. Just wait until you read the simple yet generous commissions structure.
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Payouts are quick, and, the contests, OOHH Vegas – I'll let you read that for yourselves. I could spend days on here talking about the advantages. Even after all these months I still come across features I didn't realize were here; features that would be upsells on other sites.
Every WA member is on the site pretty much daily because it is so inspiring and fascinating. So much going on.
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Families from a Lebanese border town flee along the dangerous coastal road between Tyre and Sidon, during the Israeli bombardment of the south of the country. The Lebanese government estimated that over 900,000 people, approximately 25 percent of the population, were displaced during the conflict. Travel became unsafe as Israeli bombs also hit roads in the offensive against Hezbollah bases in Lebanon.


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Dynaco Stereo 70 Tube Amp Reviewed
By HomeTheaterReview.com | February 13, 1991
Retro -- makes me glad to be alive. While I wasn't surprised to find Rollei and Contax exploiting nostalgia for camera collectors, or Fortis and Jaeger-LeCoultre playing to the horologists, I continue to register surprise whenever a piece of aged hi-fi equipment is Lazarus'd. After the Radford STA25 Mk IV, a couple of revived moving-coils, the (japanese) Marantz valve gear and some cabinets to turn JBL drivers into 1950s horn systems, I figured that was all we'd ever see.
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Imagine, then, my glee upon learning that one of my all-time faves, the Dynaco Stereo 70, was -- Gary Glitter-like -- back, back as a matter of fact. Said to be the best-selling valve amp of all time (according to legend, more three times as many Stereo 70s were sold than Quad IIs), the Dynaco was a humble, affordable, easy-to-assemble work-horse which probably fed sound to more American college dormitory rooms than any amp of its era. 25 years later, it's still a mover in the used amp market and still the subject of as many modifications as the Austin Seven.
Dynaco circa 1992 has nothing to do with David Hafler; the blurb describes Dynaco as 'a division of Panor Corp', about which I know nothing. But I gather that a diehard fan wrested the name and the design from the indignity its suffered since David Hafler sold the company 20 years ago. Along the way, Stereo Cost Cutters (who kept the spirit alive with parts and kits) got involved. Whatever the manouevres, the result is a bona fide Stereo 70, instantly recognizable despite new colour schemes.
It's the same 13x9.5x7in (WDH) chassis, crowned with a perforated cage, compact, utilitarian and so frill-free that 'agricultural' is the first term to spring to mind.would you believe revived moving-coils, the (J I.
Stereo 70s were sold thanof a kit ' But, in keeping with modern sensibilites and a price far higher than that of a decent second-hand original, the unit has been tarted up with an all-black finish, or a chrome-plated chassis as a #100 optional extra. Oh, and the rubber feet are new, too.
Underneath the lid, it's still recognizable, but obviously updated. For one thing, the parts quality far surpasses that of the original, and even the most fastidious of assemblers would have had to purchase superior aftermarket parts to allow an original to approach the calibre of the Series II. But it's shy a couple of valves, which suggests some solid-statery to yank the Stereo 70 into its thirtysomething decade. And these physical changes, be it due to parts availability or a well-meaning attempt to update the sound, have altered the sonic character in virtually every area.
The basic circuit has been 'largely retained', as have the legendary output transformers (the current cost of which must have contributed to the current base price of #1070 inc VAT). The output tubes are the warmly regarded EL34s, the review sample sporting superb German-made examples. Changes include new parts of far higher quality than those used in the original, which was -- after all -- designed to be affordable. Among them are precision metal-film resistors, poly-composition capacitors and power supply electrolytics which weren't even a twinkle in Radio Shack's eyes way back when the Beatles wore a silver prefix.
Filter capacitance has tripled and the power transformer is all-new and overspecified so as to run cooler than the original (which it does). The power supply is far stiffer, for definition and bass, the latter so taut as to cause alarm among anachrophiles. All of the components are mounted directly to a single double-sided motherboard, with the tube bases mounted directly to it, thus eliminating a fair bit of wiring. (The overall reduction in wiring is said to be 70%.) And the new driver tubes are Chinese 6GH8As. Best news of all is ultra-simplified user-adjustment of the bias: a screwdriver is all that's neededd, for turning two front-panel-mounted pots until the red tell-tales glow equally. So put away your AVO meter. Although the biasing employs semiconductor circuitry, the company states, in upper case, that ABSOLTELY NO SEMICONDUCTORS ARE UTILIZED IN THE AMPLIFIER SIGNAL PATH. Ahem.
Modern audiophile practices are self-evident. Hot damn: gold-plated sockets on a Dyna Stereo 70! Proper five-way binding posts...for all three impedances! Bye-bye rectifier tube, thanks to the new transformer! And hello, three-year warranty and 12 months on the tubes!
Continue reading about the Dynaco Stereo 70 tube amp on Page 2.
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Home Nation For Record Purpose: Atiku Joins Apc, Says Pdp Is Beyond Redemption
For Record Purpose: Atiku Joins Apc, Says Pdp Is Beyond Redemption
Vice-President of the country and one of the founders of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, yesterday, dumped the party, alleging a reign of impunity that has put the party beyond redemption.
Atiku Abubakar, whose resignation letter is to be delivered to the PDP ward chairman in Jada, Adamawa State today, said he would be joining the All Progressives Congress, APC.
Sources close to the former vice-president said last night that Atiku would be received by the top leadership of the APC at a rally being organised in Yola this morning.
Party leaders, including Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, among others, are to witness the public defection of the former vice-president at the Yola rally.
Atiku Abubakar in a statement yesterday, urged his supporters across the country to take opportunity of the APC registration exercise commencing Wednesday to join the opposition party.
Abubakar was cited what he claimed as the reign of impunity in the PDP which, according to him, had led to the unprecedented division in the country along religious, regional and ethnic lines.
The exit from the PDP would be the second time that Atiku would leave the party, having first left the party in 2006 at the time of the crisis between him and former President Olusegun Obasanjo.
The National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh, did not respond to enquiries on the exit of the former vice-president, who was one of the founders of the party in 1998.
Governor Murtala Nyako of Adamawa State, who is also announcing his public defection to the APC, welcomed Atiku's move, yesterday, saying he was aware of the internal humiliation that the former vice-president had endured in the PDP where he had been stripped of his privileges as a former vice-president.
Gov Nyako who spoke through his director of media, Ahmed Sajo said: "He is welcome and it has long been expected as we are aware of the internal humiliation he had suffered in that party as he was denied of his statutory privileges including invitation to high level meetings of the party."
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Dave Chapman (Born 21.8.36) ran the 3000m Steeplechase in 8:46.4 on cinders in 1962. Before that he brought his time down to 8:50.6 in his heat of the 1960 Rome Olympics. Back in 1959 he was Inter-Counties Steeplechase Champion, at a time the Inter-Counties was as hotly contested as the AAA's Champ's. He was fifth in the British Empire & Commonwealth Games Steeplechase in 1962 in Perth Australia. He represented Great Britain on eight occasions from 59-62. He joined Woodford Green Athletic Club when he was sixteen years old.
" I have always been in the meat trade, starting in the 1950's and been in it ever since. Nowadays I market stock for local farmers where I live. You can imagine with the last three years with BSE you would not say that the meat trade has been very boyant (Talking of course in 1998).
When he looked back at those ' International Years' what races gave him satisfaction I wondered!
' I think to be honest they were associated round the club. The things like the London to Brighton Road Relays, with a couple of coach loads of people supporting you, which was allowed in those days and, various other road relays."


CrawlSpace Care is a system that is installed to protect the micro-environment of the crawl space. This process establishes a stable environment in the crawl space through the reduction of moisture and relative humidity levels. That means this system minimizes the likelihood of wood rot, mold and wood destroying insects. An additional benefit of a "sealed crawl space" is that this system also promotes substantial energy savings.
The introduction of central heating and cooling to homes in the 1970's changed the dynamics of the crawl space environment. Due to temperature fluctuations from underneath the house and the exterior of the house, duct work has the potential for increasing moisture accumulation under a home. This can negatively impact the crawl space as it creates an environment that is conducive to the growth and attraction of wood destroying organisms.


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Q: Remove all levels from dates data in R I have a dataset where one of the columns is dates but in character format. I used the following code to convert it to dates format and then take the month only:
library(lubridate)
dates <- dmy(Austria$date)
Month <- month(dates, label = TRUE, abbr = FALSE)

The problem is that I am taking levels back for the months which I don't want to. I searched on how to remove the levels but everything I found was about removing levels that are unused (which is not my case).
I also, used the as,Date but I am still having the same problem:
dates_Austria <- as.Date(Austria$date, "%d/%m/%Y")

My final purpose is to make a plot which will have unemployment on the horizontal axis, income level on the vertical axis and then change the color of the plot according to the month, like that:
ggplot(data = my_data, aes(x = unemployment, y = income, colour = Month)) +
  geom_point() +
  geom_smooth(method = "lm", se = FALSE)

But by using that code I am getting back different regression lines according to the month. I want one line for all the data and the the rest of the dots of the scatter plot to change colour according to the month.
Any help would be appreciated.

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UTD Podcast: Anderson proud of England landmark
Sam Carney
Monday 29 June 2020 17:00
Former Manchester United and England defender Viv Anderson is the guest on this week's UTD Podcast.
In an episode which you can listen to from this evening on Deezer and all of your favourite podcast platforms, Viv discusses his time with the Reds – he was Alex Ferguson's first signing at Old Trafford, and turned out for the club between 1987 and 1991.
Anderson also talks about becoming the first black player to appear in a full international for England – a landmark he pipped another former United man, Laurie Cunningham, to.
"Laurie was the first black Under-21 international, I was the first full international," recalls Anderson, who also played for Nottingham Forest, Arsenal and Sheffield Wednesday, among others.
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UTD Podcast: 'It was big news at the time'
Former Reds defender Viv Anderson remembers becoming the first black player to represent England, in 1978…
"It was always in the papers debating whether it was going to be Laurie or me [to be the first to appear for the Three Lions], and we were room-mates.
"We never discussed it, it was one of those things, whatever happens, happens. It was just fortunate to be me.
"Was it big news at the time? Yeah it was big news at the time. They spoke to my mum and dad and went to my school, so it was big at the time, yeah."
Viv stepped out at right-back for Ron Greenwood's side for a friendly against Czechoslovakia at Wembley in November 1978.
It was the first time the Three Lions had fielded a black player in 106 years of playing senior internationals – an achievement Viv, who would go on to win the European Cup with Nottingham Forest later that season – is still proud of.
"Even now, I go to London and cabbies will say I was at your debut and the rest of it – they're all like 97 now, but they still remember!" he added.
"I never get fed up of talking about it. It's something you should be very proud of, and I am."
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Anderson went on to make 30 appearances for the national side and, along with Cunningham, Cyrille Regis and later, John Barnes, helped pave the way for black players to thrive in English football.
Racism was a big issue at grounds up and down the country throughout the 1980s and Anderson believes it was much worse for forwards than for himself.
"Laurie and Cyrille are both sadly no longer with us, but it was completely different for them than it was for me.
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"My job was to kick people, and their's was flair, score goals. They got a lot of abuse. For some reason, I didn't.
"I never used to like wearing long-sleeved shirts, gloves and all that. My job was to kick the winger, and if he didn't like it he'd go to the other side and the other full-back would kick him back to me! Brian Clough used to say 'your job is to keep the ball out of my net – anything else is a bonus.'
"Whenever I played for England, I never got booed or anything by our supporters, but some, like Laurie and Cyrille, did. I didn't and I think it was because of the position I played."
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Derbyshire murder: Community leaders 'shocked' and 'angry' as police hunt for Langwith Junction killer
Renishaw Hall owner and Ex-Emmerdale actor turned Peak District farmer star in two new telly series
MP takes fight against controversial Chesterfield cycle path route to top of Government
Chesterfield's MP has secured top-level meetings as part of his campaign to alter the route of a proposed east-to-west cycle path across the town.
By Tim Paget
Monday, 29th November 2021, 12:07 pm
Updated Monday, 29th November 2021, 12:29 pm
Toby Perkins will meet with the Government's minister for cycling, Chris Heaton-Harris, and Councillor Kewal Singh Athwal, cabinet member for highways, assets and transport at Derbyshire County Council.
The talks follow a public meeting attended by hundreds of residents concerned about the route, particularly sections along Chatsworth Road and Crow Lane, and the consultation held into it which has been labelled 'flawed'.
Labour MP Mr Perkins also secured a debate about the path in Parliament earlier this month.
Chesterfield MP Toby Perkins, here addressing a public meeting, has secured top-level talks as part of his campaign to alter the route of a proposed east-to-west cycle path
"It was clear from the Government's response in the Westminster Hall debate I held recently that the county council's consultation did not match what the Department for Transport would expect for this type of project and I will be exploring this further with Mr Heaton-Harris," Mr Perkins said.
"I am also hoping to learn more about any limitations on the government's funding for cycling with regard to alternative proposed routes."
Derbyshire County Council has described the consultation it carried out as 'appropriate'.
"During a three week period we did all we could to promote the consultation, we dropped information through the letterboxes of 4,000 homes on or close to the route, used our social media accounts and the local media to bring it to as many people's attention as possible," a spokesperson said.
"The response we received was that 71 per cent were supportive of the route."
Mr Perkins said he was grateful to Coun Athwal and senior council officers for agreeing to meet with him and discuss these matters in more detail.
"All I want is for people to be fully-consulted and their views properly considered before any final decision is made," he added.
Chesterfield and District Civic Society, which organised the recent public meeting, said more than 350 people attended and it was 'one of the largest of its kind in Chesterfield for some years'.
People who attended raised concerns the plan would turn Chatsworth Road into a dangerous 'cycle super-highway'.
Other people spoke out in favour of the scheme which has been described by cycling groups as a 'step change' for cycling infrastructure in Chesterfield.
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Over the last couple of years, there has been renewed energy in the subject of service oriented architectures. The invention of term 'micro services' has warranted a immense interest in the subject of service oriented architectures.
Despite the initial contention on the difference between SOA and the already mature Component Based Software Engineering (CBSE), there is consensus that SOA improves the key attributes of software such as agility, cost to market, flexibility, inter-operability and many others. A service in SOA is now understood as an autonomous software unit that can be used programmatically across the network. Services can interact regardless of the underlying technologies for as long they expose their interfaces for use by other entities.
The size of a service — how much functionality can be bundled into a single service unit is a issue of design left to programmers and software architects. Of course services are compositional – i.e. two or more services may be combined into a new service in its own right. Practice and programmatic recommendations suggest that a service should bundle a business functionality. And SOA in is traditional form has been largely conceived to be applicable at the business level.
Microservice advocate a new way of building systems with more fine grained service units. Simple low-level core functionality can now be exposed as services for use in building high-level systems. A micro service may be as large as a function in a functional language or method in Object oriented Language. Microservices should not be equated to functions or methods because a service is an architectural unit.
Whereas micro services raise the level of flexibility, they increase the number of 'moving' parts – each service is autonomous, deployeable in an independent process. This comes with well known challenges of distributed computing. Obviously we have come to learn that in software architecture there is need for trade-offs. It may be very hard to optimize both flexibility and reliability.
The level of granuality and new usage scenarios for microservices, require new support tools for designing, monitoring, provisioning, management of microservice based systems.
is self contained, highly modular, and can be independently deployed. A service can do something useful in its own right.
is distributed component, accessible over the network or locator other than the absolute network address.
has a published interface, so users only need to see the interface and need not to know the internal details of the implementation.
is discoverable, meaning users can look it up in a special directory service where all the services are registered. Services designed for public use require to be discoverable, otherwise potential users may never learn about the service.
stresses inter-operability such that users and providers use different implementation languages and platforms. That is any software can be turned on a service for use with other services regardless of the languages in which they are implemented.
is dynamically bound, which signifies that the service is located and bound at runtime. Therefore service users do not need to have the service implementation at build time.
Therefore, turning a software system into a service consists of encapsulating the software such that it is exposed to the web via well defined and flexible network accessible application programming interface (API). This can only happen using a set of inter-related technologies. Currently web services provide a technology suite that can provide the above listed characteristics.
Our next article will relate the technologies in web service to the properties of a service.


An app called MeshMe lets you communicate without a cellular or Wi-Fi connection, providing enough other users are close by.
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Called MeshMe, the app allows you to chat with several people at a time while your phone is in airplane mode as long as you keep Wi-Fi or Bluetooth radio on. An iPhone MeshMe app was released last month, and an Android version is expected to be ready in several months, MeshMe CEO Jory Schwach says.
MeshMe uses what's known as mesh networking: it treats each smartphone running the app as a router, passing data from one handset to the next to get messages to recipients via the most efficient pathway. Even if you're acting as a node in this network, you can't read data sent over MeshMe unless it is routed to you, Schwach says.
Mesh networking is increasingly used to help people keep in touch even when out of network range (see "Build Your Own Internet with Mobile Mesh Networking"). An app called FireChat has a "nearby" chat room that allows you to send messages to anyone within 30 meters of you (see "The Latest Chat App for iPhone Needs No Internet Connection").
MeshMe lets you talk with anyone, as long as a message can reach them via other MeshMe users. It can find contacts by combing your phone's address book or your Facebook profile.
When you send another MeshMe user a message, your phone asks devices nearby if they know the person you're looking for; if those devices do not, the message is passed on to other users. Once your phone finds a good path, it can route the data; and if the network changes (say, someone turns off her phone), MeshMe will try to find a new route.
Schwach says the distance over which MeshMe will work varies according to the amount of wireless signal interference in the area (which increases if there are more phone-toting people around). The iPhone 6 should be able to transfer data via MeshMe at a distance of about 20 to 30 meters using Wi-Fi. Over Bluetooth, it's more like 10 to 15 meters.
In one test, the startup positioned a person with MeshMe running on an iPhone on each floor of a 13-floor building, and it took less than half a second to send a message from the user on the ground floor to the user on the top floor.
In my limited experience, MeshMe didn't always work. I tried it with my iPhone and one belonging to a coworker, and for some reason I could only get the app to send messages one way while the handsets were in airplane mode and their Wi-Fi radios were turned on. After setting it up with a second coworker's iPhone, however, it worked fine, and messages sometimes arrived faster than they did when routed over a regular wireless network.


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If you have been injured or found yourself at harm through no fault of your own, you are probably entitled to some compensation. Individuals who have been injured due to a wide range of different reasons can often claim against whoever is at fault in order to obtain financial compensation to cover medical bills, loss of income, emotional damages and more. But, in order to win a personal injury case, it's often important to make sure that you have the right lawyer by your side. Here we have listed some of the main things to put into consideration when choosing a personal injury lawyer to fight your case.
Getting certain people or groups to pay out compensation can often be quite challenging. If you are up against an opponent who is fighting to get out of paying up, having a lawyer who is very experienced in these kinds of cases by your side is definitely important. The right lawyer will be able to guide you through and get a positive result from even the most challenging of cases. Before you hire a lawyer, it's a good idea to ask them a range of questions prior to making a decision. One of these questions should be to enquire about how much relevant experience they have. All good lawyers will always be happy to share their previous experience with you and prove their skill.
Before hiring a personal injury lawyer to help you fight your case and get the compensation that you deserve, it's important to know as much as you can about their reputation. Many lawyers will have a website where you can learn more about them, what they stand for, the type of customers that they represent, and the types of cases that they specialize in. Some lawyers may also display customer reviews on their websites, although bear in mind that these reviews are hand-picked by the lawyer for marketing purposes so third-party review sites may provide you with a more honest overview. Florida personal injury attorney David Heil is a reputable lawyer who can help you win your case.
Personality qualities are something that can often get overlooked when choosing an attorney, but the fact is that how well you get along with a person is very important when you expect to be working closely with them on something. Since you can expect to spend a considerable amount of time communicating with and working with your lawyer on your strategies to win your case, it's important that you find somebody who you feel comfortable and get on well with. Along with this, it's also important to remember that you may need to share sensitive information with your lawyer if it is important to the case, therefore finding somebody who you feel you can trust and be honest with is crucial for your success.
Fighting a personal injury case can be stressful, which is why having a good lawyer on your team is an important part of your success.
This is some great information, and I appreciate your suggestion to find a personal injury attorney that has a lot of experience in the area. My husband was in a car accident, and we want to take legal action so we can get fair compensation. We'll definitely look into finding a good lawyer who has a lot of experience with cases like this so we know they have the expertise to handle it. Thanks for the great post!
Great pointers on factors to consider when selecting an attorney. Might also want to consider checking out the attorney's profile with the State Bar.
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Try and hire someone who can work with you as soon as possible. If you want to make a personal injury claim, you'll want to get it done quickly, especially if money is an issue. Someone who will do the job swiftly and thoroughly is ideal, especially if you have medical bills piling up and a low income on which to survive.
These are great tips and super important to remember when hiring an attorney.
I really liked how you explained that you should choose your lawyer based on the personality. This would make sense. You are going to be working with this person, so you want to make sure that it is someone who you will get along with! I know, work always gets done faster and more efficiently when I am working with someone that I can either relate to or I get along with! Thanks so much for sharing this! I will be sure to remember this for when I choose my lawyer.
I really like that personal experience made it to the top of your list of things to look for. After all, when you're choosing a personal injury attorney to fight your case you want them to be experienced. That way they can bring that experience and use it to better ensure a victory for your law suit.
It sure was nice when you said it's important to hire a personal injury lawyer that can make you feel comfortable since you can expect to work with them closely. This is something that I will make sure to remember because I'm looking to hire a personal injury lawyer. I don't want to feel uneasy and awkward when I have to share the story of my accident, so I will make sure to interview the personal injury lawyers that I will be interested in first. Thanks!


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Q: Adding values to char* [][] I have been working around with building a simple shell in C. I am wanting to add a history built in function, but I need to know how to do the following:
I have a global variable commanHistory which, I believe is a pointer to an array of characters? (correct me if I am wrong please).
char *commandHistory[MAX_COMMANDS][MAX_LINE_LENGTH + 1];

Within my read line function, I want to store the ith line in the ith row of commandHistory. Here is what I am doing:
char *lsh_read_line(void)
{
  int bufsize = MAX_LINE_LENGTH;
  int position = 0;
  char *buffer = malloc(sizeof(char) * bufsize);
  int c;
  int i = 0;

  if (!buffer) {
    fprintf(stderr, "lsh: allocation error\n");
    exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
  }

  while (1) {
    // Read a character
    c = getchar();

    // If we hit EOF, replace it with a null character and return.
    if (c == EOF || c == '\n') {
      buffer[position] = '\0';
      return buffer;
    } else {
      buffer[position] = c;
    }
    position++;

   // If we have exceeded the buffer, reallocate.
    if (position >= bufsize) {
      bufsize += MAX_LINE_LENGTH;
      buffer = realloc(buffer, bufsize);
      if (!buffer) {
        fprintf(stderr, "lsh: allocation error\n");
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
      }
    }
  }
commandHistory[i++][0] = buffer; // wanting to store command i in commandHistory (also only want to keep track of 10 at a time)

}

When I call my built in function I just get 10 (null) printing out from this:
int lsh_history(char **args)
{
  int i;
  for (i = 0; i < MAX_COMMANDS; i++) {
    printf("  %s\n", commandHistory[i][0]);
  }
}

EDIT: I am required to use a 2d array. This is the last part of building a shell that I am having trouble with. While I believe this can be done with a 1 dimensional array, I am following this part of instructions:

Internally, your shell should save the command history in a 2-dimensional array:
  char commandHistory[MAX_COMMANDS][MAX_LINE_LENGTH + 1];
  Each row of this table will store one command. Viewing the rows arranged in a circle, a data
  structure similar to a queue can be constructed. Unlike a traditional queue, your command
  history will never overflow — as we continue to add commands, older commands will simply
  be overwritten.

A: Your commandHistory is actually a two-dimensinal array of strings/char pointers, while you want a one dimensional one. You should declare it like this:
char *commandHistory[MAX_COMMANDS];

and you don't need to worry about the string length at this point, since each command is allocated dynamically. And then to access the i'th string from this array you just need commandHistory[i], which is of type char *.
Update:
If you (or the instructor) insist on having  commandHistory declared as static two dimensional array:
 char commandHistory[MAX_COMMANDS][MAX_LINE_LENGTH + 1];

You should not allocate the buffer dynamically as you do, but copy the commands into corresponding place in your statically pre-allocated array commandHistory (i.e. instead of buffer[position]=.. do commandHistory[i][position] = ...).

A: You either need to make your command history an array of char*'s , i.e.:
char *commandHistory[MAX_COMMANDS];
and copy the buffer pointer into the history entry (be careful; the history now "owns" the malloced space)
An alternative would be to make it a 2D array of chars, but then you couldn't accept your overly long commands (the ones for which you realloced buffer).


Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, Brendan Griffin has welcomed the announcement of €708,446 for rural recreation projects in Kerry under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme.
"Kerry has been allocated €708,446 for rural recreation projects, which is extremely welcome and will help to boost tourism here in Kerry and in the surrounding region.
"This funding is part of €8 million in funding for 18 stratiegic projects nationally under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme, announced by my colleague Michael Ring, Minister for Rural and Community Development," Minister Griffin said.
The Scheme is part of the Government's Action Plan for Rural Development and provides funding for the development and maintenance of outdoor amenities such as greenways, walking trails and other recreation projects.
The grants being announced today will support a mix of large scale repair and upgrade measures and new strategic trail development measures, with grants of up to €500,000 each under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme.
"Recreational tourism is growing year on year and so it is crucial we continue to improve facilities and encourage more visitors. Figures from Fáilte Ireland show that the hiking and cycling tourism markets are worth approximately €1.2 billion to the Irish economy.
"These activity tourists spent in the region of €915 million in the Irish economy during their stay.
"These strategic projects will enhance existing recreational facilities for the benefit of the communities who use them every day, and also for the many tourists who enjoy visiting our rural areas.
"Projects approved under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme will primarily be run by Local Authorities and State Agencies, and funding will be provided to a maximum of 80% of total project costs, with the balance to be provided from Local Authority or other sources," Minister Griffin said.
Minister Michael Ring said: "I am delighted to announce funding of €8.14 million to 18 projects that encapsulate the diversity of work that is ongoing across the country to provide high quality recreational infrastructure for visitors and locals alike.


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Bajrangbali is a 1976 Bollywood Hindu historical film directed and produced by Chandrakant with Dara Singh playing the lead role of Hanuman.

Cast
Dara Singh as Bajrangbali/Hanuman
Biswajeet as Rama
Moushumi Chatterjee as Sita
Durga Khote as Devi Maa Anjani
Ajay as Luv
Master Alankar as Kush
Dulari  as Shabari
Prem Nath as Ravan
Sumitra Devi as Maharani Mandodari
Randhawa as Rajkumar Meghnath
Jayshree Gadkar as Rajkumari Sulochana
Asit Sen as Kumbhakarna
Shashi Kapoor as Akshaye Kumar
Moolchand as Ravan's guard, setting Bajrangbali's tail on fire
Mehmood as Shakun
Mukri as Shakun's assistant
Ram Mohan as Dhobi, washerman
Polson as Bhagwan Shri Ganesh's devotee
Jagdish Raj
Shahu Modak as a Ravana's brother vibhishana
Jaya Kausalya

Soundtrack

References

External links

1976 films
1970s Hindi-language films
Indian drama films
Films based on the Ramayana
Films scored by Kalyanji Anandji
Hanuman in popular culture

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Harold O. Oelkers, 80, of Pine Island, formerly of Mazeppa died Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at the Kenyon Sunset Home. The memorial service will be Saturday, March 31, 2012 at 11:00 AM at St. John's Lutheran Church in Mazeppa with Reverend Alan Horn officiating. Burial will be at the Mazeppa Cemetery with military honors provided by the Mazeppa Veterans Honor Guard. Visitation will be on Friday, March 30, 2012 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM at Mahn Family Funeral Home- Larson Chapel and on Saturday one hour prior to the service at the church.
Harold Ore Oelkers was born on January 15, 1932, in Pine Island Township, Goodhue County, MN to Ore and Johanna (Buck) Oelkers. He grew up in Mazeppa and graduated from Mazeppa High School in 1950. Harold worked at his father's grocery store while he was in high school and owned his own milk route prior to entering the U.S. Army on August 13, 1952. While home on leave he married, Clarice Lemmerman on December 26, 1952 in Mazeppa. After his honorable discharge on May 29, 1954, they made their home in Mazeppa and he worked for Quarve-Anderson for several years. Harold bought his milk route back and later worked as a grocery clerk. From 1970-1980 he owned and operated Harold's Rubbish Removal. Harold was one of the original collectors of aluminum cans in the Mazeppa area. Harold and Clarice moved to Pine Island in 1993 and into the Kenyon Sunset Home in 2010. Harold was a retired lifelong member of the Mazeppa Volunteer Fire Department and also a member of American Legion Post #588 in Mazeppa and VFW Post #1802 in Zumbro Falls. Harold enjoyed collecting coins and cast iron toys, watching "Days of Our Lives", swimming, traveling and listening to old time music.
Harold is survived by his wife, Clarice; daughters, Brenda (Mike) Schultz and Sara (Roger) Markham, both of Mazeppa; grandchildren, Amanda (Joe) Tweed, Matthew (Jill) Markham and Todd Markham; great-grandchildren, Mackenzie, Haley and Jordon; sister, Kari Goodman of Minnetonka and many nieces and nephews.
Harold was preceded in death by his parents, Ore and Johanna; brother, Gary and nephew, Russell Goodman.


Black cats have a long history of being both the bringers and the breakers of bad luck. The magical Black Cat is used in traditional hoodoo when you are trying to turn your run of bad luck around, or are looking to attract good luck into your life.
Channel her ancient power with this smokeless smudging incense spray- with dark musky whiskers, soft swipes of exotic resins and purrs of fragrant roots.
Many people like to use these sprays as a replacement for conventional incense without the smoke, which can trigger potential allergies or smoke alarms. Suitable for a air spray, a body spray or for use on linens.


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Q: Using Paramiko to ssh in and run a command then have the print out parsed I am writing a script to ssh into a device with Paramiko, run a command and parse the output from that command. I have played with a few parsers and it seems to get hung up. Here is the code for me to ssh in:
SSH
import paramiko

client = paramiko.SSHClient()
client.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.WarningPolicy())
client.connect('127.0.0.1', username='foobar', password='foobar1')

stdin, stdout, stderr = client.exec_command('foo')
print stdout.read()

client.close()

SAMPLE OUTPUT FROM RUNNING COMMAND FOO
   C Processor:12-13-13 09:53:28 -- A Processor Initiated Reset
# Active Alarms:
   12-13-13 09:53:40 -- App Select Required
# Device Settings - Port 1
   MAC Address 00:00:00:00:0A:DF
   IP Address 127.0.0.1
   SubnetMask 155.155.155.0
   AAAA Server Enabled
   AAAA Server IP Pool Start 127.0.0.1
   AAAA Server IP Pool End 127.0.0.1
   AAAA Server Default Gateway 0.0.0.0
# Device Settings - Port 2
   MAC Address 00:00:00:00:0A:E0
   IP Address 127.0.0.1
   SubnetMask 155.155.155.0
   AAAA Server Enabled
   AAAA Server IP Pool Start 127.0.0.1
   AAAA Server IP Pool End 127.0.0.1
   AAAA Server Default Gateway 0.0.0.0
   Default Gateway 0.0.0.0
# Device Settings - Routing Table
   Route #1 - Disabled
   Route #2 - Disabled
   Route #3 - Disabled
   Route #4 - Disabled
   Route #5 - Disabled
   Route #6 - Disabled
   Route #7 - Disabled
   Route #8 - Disabled
   .....(there is another 50 lines of code same format)

If someone can point me to a post or site with some input on how I can parse this to a text file, this would be great. Thanks in advance!

A: This should write to file
data = stdout.read()

f = open('file.txt', 'w')
f.write(data)

f.close()
client.close()


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Birmingham Walkathon is back for 2023: date, route, how to sign up & more
Alison Hammond and Ben Shepherd are among those who are supporting the Birmingham Walkathon 2023 - the 26 mile route, with options for shorter distances, around the number 11 bus route
By Fionnuala Bourke
21st Jan 2023, 8:00am
He was the 11 year-old youngster who brought smiles wherever he went.
But young Harry Moseley's life was cut short by a brain tumour. He died in 2011 after raising a staggering £750,000 for Cancer Research UK with his homemade bracelets.
His devoted mum Georgie Moseley turned his Help Harry Help Others fundraising project into a charity which marked its 10th anniversary last year.
And Harry's inspiration continues to live on with the 2023 Birmingham Walkathon which is taking place on Sunday, April 2, which is sponsored by Pertemps and has attracted the support of celebrities including Alison Hammond and Ben Shepherd.
The 26 mile route, with shorter options available for people who prefer not to do the full distance, begins at either Kings Heath Park or Rookery Park in Erdington.
The Walkathon has a rich history with the first event starting in the early 1980s and the last walk taking place in 2013. Over the years the walk has attracted up to 10,000 people annually and has raised over £5 million to date.
What is the Birmingham Walkathon route?
It follows the number 11 bus route around Birmingham's outer circle road.
There are three options for participants of the Walkathon to enable all ages and abilities to get involved:
the full route, which is 26 miles and mapped around the outer circle no.11 bus route,
the junior route, which is 11 miles and a new one,
three and five lap option around Kings Heath Park and there are eight checkpoints where you can finish and pick up a medal along the way.
Birmingham Walkathon
What have the Birminghjam Walkathon said about the 2023 event?
A Birmingham Walkathon organiser said: "If like many others you have been pondering how you can make a positive difference in 2023, why not sign-up to the Walkathon?
"You won't only be improving your own fitness and mental health, but you'll also be making a difference to the lives of those supported by the charities involved.
"The aim of the Walkathon is to re-engage the community, support post pandemic mental health issues and raise much needed funds for Help Harry Help Others, Birmingham Children's Hospital, NSPCC Birmingham, Birmingham & Solihull Women's Aid and Birmingham Mind. All charities close to the hearts of many in the Midlands."
Partner charity Birmingham Mind says, "Any form of regular physical activity will not only improve your physical health but has huge mental health benefits too.
"It can help with better sleep, by making you feel more tired at the end of the day. It will usually put you in a happier mood by releasing those feel-good hormones which in turn helps to reduce stress and anxiety.
"Being physically active also gives your brain something to focus on and can be a positive coping strategy for difficult times.
"Being more active can make you feel better about yourself as you improve and meet your goals, it can reduce the likelihood of experiencing depression and is the perfect wellbeing tool for good mental health."
Alison Hammond is currently a presenter on ITV's This Morning (Photo: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)
How to get involved in the Birmingham Walkathon:
Take part - Register for the walk you would like to complete by signing up here
If walking isn't your thing but you'd like to get involved and contribute to an exciting day for the community, there are 300 volunteer roles available.
Become a volunteer - Register your interest in becoming a volunteer here
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Q: How to require multiple permission group membership for file access? Given that users can be added to multiple groups, I'm in a situation where I need to restrict access to an intersection of groups rather than a union or subset of groups for a file.
More concretely, given permission group A and group B, I'd like to restrict access to users who are members of A and B, and not members of A-only or B-only. Current ACL usage allows you to restrict access to users who belong to A or B by adding to the ACL of a file.
The closest I've considered is some kind of nested directory scheme /dir_A/subdir_B/file. Here dir_A directory has execute-only permissions for A and subdir_B has execute-only permissions for B, and file has read-only permissions ACLs for A and B. As I understand this only prevents listing files and does not stop a user with only group A membership of reading the file given the full file path.

A: ACLs only complicate the situation, so for this question ignore them.
Given this:
drwx--x---  userC  groupA  directory_A
drwxr-x---  userC  groupB  directory_A/directory_B

The contents of directory_B can be accessed by only userC and users that are in both group_A and group_B.
Anyone in only one of the groups (other than ownerC) will be blocked by one directory or the other.
This sounds like what you proposed, so I don't see why you say it "does not stop a user with only group A membership of reading the file given the full file path".


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Thousands Sign Facebook Pledge To Storm Area 51 To 'See Them Aliens'
Filed Under:Aliens, Area 51, Nevada, talkers
(CNN) — Stretch those quads and prep that tinfoil hat!
Over 300,000 people have signed on to a Facebook event pledging to raid Area 51 in Nevada in a quest to "see them aliens."
The event, titled "Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us," is inviting users from around the world to join a "Naruto run" — a Japanese manga-inspired running style featuring arms outstretched backwards and heads forward — into the area.
"We can move faster than their bullets," the event page, which is clearly written with tongue in cheek, promises those who RSVP for September 20.
What they're after
The mysterious Area 51 has been the focus of conspiracy theories for decades, and many people think it's where the US government stores its secrets about aliens and UFOs.
The area was officially acknowledged as a military site in 2013, but the theories live on.
Though the September event is most certainly a joke, it comes just a few weeks after a group of US senators was briefed about reported encounters between the US Navy and an unidentified aircraft — literally an unidentified flying object.
So what do they know? Where can we sign up to hear about that?
radarman67 says:
Area 51 is someplace you don't mess with~!! They don't play games and they will shoot and ask questions later. I have visited that area and took pictures with a very long camera that you only get from the right people. I took pictures at night and the Military will hide everything.
The aliens from 1947 are in that hanger along with other ships. my Dad was at Wright- Patterson when they brought the Spacecraft pieces and Alien to Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio.
He had a Top Secret Clearance( he died in 2012 from Cancer) and he told me what he saw and what the Base was told that it was a weather Balloon but it was too big and too many pieces to be a Balloon.
His job in the Air Force was Photo Intelligence from 1943 to 1963 retired as a Major and he even told me about what he did in Thailand behind the (GREEN DOOR) in 1962 when they photoed a Russian Mig sitting in the jungle in Laos. He couldn't tell me until 20 years later after the time ran out. I have his orders that show he was there and it was stamped TOP SECRET.
The only reason I am telling this is that the FREEDOM of INFORMATION ACT tells all and it's time the people hear it from someone whose father was part of the good side of the Government..


Turkish and Russian warplanes have struck Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) positions near Syria's al-Bab, a strategic town Turkey and Turkey-backed Free Syrian Army (FSA) elements are trying to capture from the jihadist group, the Turkish Armed Forces said in a written statement early Jan. 2.
Turkish warplanes destroyed eight ISIL targets in al-Bab, Bzagah and Tadif, killing 22 ISIL militants on Jan.1, while Russian jets hit ISIL elements in Dayr Kak, eight kilometers southwest of al-Bab, on Jan. 1.
The statement said the operation to capture al-Bab is still ongoing as 103 ISIL positions have been covered with artillery fire with many of them destroyed.
Russia began hitting ISIL positions near al-Bab last week after Ankara and Moscow jointly brokered a cease-fire between the regime and opposition groups.
Russian support came after Turkey criticized the U.S.-led international coalition for not backing its military offensive against ISIL.