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It is now one hundred years since the fore-runner of Hats, Felt, Gurkha, which has become synonymous with the Gurkha soldier, was first introduced into Gurkha Regiments for field service wear. The hat went on to be worn by Gurkha units on the frontiers of India and in all the operational theatres during both World Wars. Today, it is worn by Gurkha units of the British and Indian Armies, the Nepalese Army and the many Gurkha police and security units that have been raised around the world. In The British Army, it is no longer worn in the field and its wear is now primary confined to parades and ceremonial duties. The origins of Hats, Felt, Gurkha date from the beginning of the 20th Century when a substitute form of head dress was being actively sought to replace the Kilmarnock Hat for wear on field service. The Kilmarnock, which had been adopted during the second half of the 19th Century and had become the universal head dress of Gurkha Regiments, had very little to commend it when worn in the field. It neither gave protection from the burning sun nor the heavy monsoon rain. Over the years, a number of modifications had been made to it both by the authorities and individual battalions. In 1864, the Adjutant-General's Department in India had sanctioned khaki covers for wear on field service1. Later a flap was hooked on to the cover at the back of the Kilmarnock to protect the neck from the sun. When 4th Gurkhas went to China in 1900 following the Boxer Rebellion, a wired brim, narrow in front and wide at the back, was fitted over the Kilmarnock as protection from the sun2.
During the 2nd Afghan War of 1878-80, 3rd Goorkhas had for a time worn a puggaree. This drew derision from 2nd Goorkhas, because in Nepal the puggaree was viewed as being the outward sign of a man from the plains3. Nevertheless, following the Tirah campaign on the North West Frontier in 1897, 2nd Goorkhas also considered replacing the Kilmarnock with the puggaree for wear by both British officers and Gurkhas. The main object appeared to be not so much to give protection against the elements, but rather to make it more difficult for rebel tribesmen to pick off British officers. The proposal did not, however, find much favour and this form of head dress was not adopted4. At the time of the 2nd Boer War in South Africa, the slouch hat, worn by the Dominion Forces of the British Empire, was becoming an increasingly popular form of head dress with British troops in the field. This may have influenced the introduction of a hat of similar design within Gurkha Regiments. It was during the Waziristan Blockade in 1901, that the 1st Battalion 2nd (Prince of Wales' Own) Gurkha Rifles tried out a new hat advocated by one of its officers, Lieutenant Bechar. It consisted of a several layers of cloth covered on both sides with puttoo or home spun tweed. It was criss-cross machine stitched, giving it a certain amount of stiffness to help maintain its shape. Sometimes known as the Kashmir hat, it was fitted with a light puggaree, ventilating holes and a chin strap. The whole effect resembled a slouch hat, affording protection both from the sun and the rain. 2nd Gurkha Rifles subsequently adopted the hat for field service. Regimental histories record that a similar head dress was introduced into other Gurkha Regiments during the same period. Initially procured from unofficial sources, it was eventually sanctioned by Army Headquarters and issued through ordnance channels under the nomenclature of Hats, Felt, Gurkha5. The Tibet Expedition 1903-04 became the last campaign when the Kilmarnock was worn in the field by 8th Gurkha Rifles operating at altitudes in excess of 18,000 ft. Thereafter, the Kilmarnock has only been worn on parades and ceremonial duties.
The Zakka Khel Expedition, on the North West Frontier of India, in 1908 was the first campaign when the new field service head dress was worn by 5th and elements of 6th Gurkha Rifles. Not unexpectedly, Regiments and Battalions soon began to fashion the hat to their own designs. Some wore it with either the left or right side hooked up; puggarees were added, with Regimental coloured piping; and Regimental badges and or flashes were incorporated. In the years following the 1st World War, the brim became flat and stiffened, as we know it today, and the hat was worn well tilted over one ear and a size or two smaller than necessary for effect. This laid most of the skull bare to the elements, thereby defeating the original object of the hat to give protection from the sun and rain6. Initially, Hats, Felt, Gurkha were only worn by Gurkha officers and soldiers, but photographic evidence suggests that British officers began to wear the hat in the 1920s. By the end of the 2nd World War, the hat was being worn by all ranks in most Gurkha Regiments.
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(Bloomberg) -- Micron Technology Inc., the largest U.S. maker of memory chips, gave a bullish forecast for the current period indicating improving demand for its products used in phones and computers.Revenue will be $5.8 billion, plus or minus $200 million, in the fiscal second quarter, the Boise, Idaho-based company said Thursday in a statement. That compares with an average analyst estimate of $5.48 billion. Earnings per share, except certain items, will be 75 cents, plus or minus 7 cents, Micron said.Micron's chips act as storage in smartphones and are also an important part of computers, where they help process data and form the base component of new types of hard drives. Its earnings, which are a key indicator of demand for all devices that compute, suggest increasing sales across the industry.
Chief Executive Officer Sanjay Mehrotra is trying to broaden Micron's reach into new markets such as cars. Demand related to artificial intelligence, cloud computing and fifth-generation, or 5G, wireless phone systems are driving the company's current sales increases, Mehrotra said on a conference call.
The need for dynamic random access memory chips will likely exceed supply, Micron predicted. That type of chip accounted for 70% of the company's revenue in its most recent quarter. The tightness of supply in DRAM is already driving up prices, Mehrotra said.
In Nand, chips that store data in phones, expected supply increases may exceed demand growth if suppliers don't moderate their expansion plans, Micron said.
The company said last month that revenue and profit came in at the higher end of its previous forecasts for the three-month period ended Dec. 3, sending shares to a 20-year high. Revenue in the current quarter will be hurt because production was affected at factories in Taiwan by power outages and an earthquake, the company said.
For the year, Micron is planning to spend about $9 billion on new plants and equipment. Memory chipmakers are unusual in the chip industry in that they make their own products rather than outsourcing production.Micron shares rose about 1.5% in extended trading following Thursday's announcement. Earlier, they closed at $79.11 in New York. The stock has gained 36% in the past 12 months.
Micron competes with South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix Inc.
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Q: Display servlet data on html page with javascript I have a java servlet and I want to display the data from my servlet on my html page with javascript.
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The html page opens the servlet data in a new window but how can I show the servlet data on the html page (with javascript)?

A: You can do it several ways, but most recommend jQuery.ajax.
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}).done(function (msg) {
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Integrating labs in the production chain with digital twins and threads
Two key expressions of digitalization in Smart Industry are digital threads and digital twins," Van Barneveld says. Digital threads are the strings of digital information that accom- pany products on their journey through the production chain. Digital information is added at every step along the way, in the manufacture of parts, components and end products. This data can pertain to the quality and origin of raw materials or to the production condition. "Today's assertive customers demand demonstrable quality, based in part on complete traceability. On top of that, there's a demand for personalized products and packaging. You want to order green M&Ms only? No problem!" says Van Barneveld.
Tips for culturing mesenchymal stromal cells
Ideally, cultured cells have the same characteristics as cells that develop in the patient's body. But in practice, there are still many obstacles to be overcome in the development of cellular therapies. To begin with, cultured cells need not only to possess the right weapons to attack a tumor, but they must also move in the right direction. That doesn't always happen, noticed Carlijn Voermans, head of the Cellular Therapy Department at Sanquin, during her research into mesenchymal stromal cell-based the- rapy. Mesenchymal stromal cells are very young cells that mature in the body to become part of cartilage, bone, adipose tissue and other supportive tissues.
Extra scrumptious tomatoes
How is the growth and ripening of fruit regulated? That's what researcher Ruud de Maagd at Wageningen Plant Research focuses on. The CRISPR-Cas system enables him to edit the genome much more precisely. "Basing our research on the tomato as a model fruit, we use CRISPR-Cas to inhibit certain genes, particularly transcription factors, to determine what their function is. In the past, we did this by means of spontaneous mutants or RNA interference. The dra- wback was that it was difficult to inhibit a gene completely or to inhibit one specific gene if there were several similar genes. CRISPR-Cas works much better and allows us to be far more precise,"
LiFi: LEDs for data transmission
Is LiFi about to revolutionize data exchange in clean- rooms? LiFi, or light fidelity technology, is like WiFi without the radio waves. Based on Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs), LiFi uses visible UV and Near InfraRed light. The advantage is that light has a much broader spectrum, enabling users to exchange data far more rapidly. This is because LEDs can be switched on and off millions of times per second and this is used to transmit an enormous amount of data. It's like morse code in a supersonic dimension.
Safe, automatic solvent purification
Quick, well-managed distillation at Radboud University Purifying ultra dry solvents in a solvent purification system is quicker and safer than distilling them. PhD candidate Hidde Elferink at Radboud University's faculty of Synthetic Organic Chemistry explains. "We research the chemical bonding of sugars, also known as glycosylation. We need extremely pure, dry solvents for that. When we used to distill those, things sometimes went wrong. Now, purification is fast, safe and flawless." Distillation is a great old-school method for drying solvents. But it is neither quick, nor easy, says Hidde Elferink. "I hated doing it when I was a student. Setting things up in the lab takes up so much time and space. So much can go wrong. Just take THF [tetrahydrofuran] for instance. If you don't pay very close attention, it goes dry and then it can combust. I must admit that in my student days, I caused several fires and even a small explosion."
Skalar Analytical houses production
Renovation and modernization accelerate innovation After gutting and completely renovating its headquarters in the Dutch city of Breda, Skalar Analytical integrated its production, R&D and labs while simultaneously doubling lab capacity and consolidating office functions. The new facilities enable the chemistry analyzer manufacturer with over 200 employees worldwide to improve its efficiency and boost innovation.
Non-destructive analysis
FrieslandCampina Innovation Centre recently commissioned a new Nuclear Magnetic Resonance machine to analyze the structure of 'bound', 'entrapped' and 'free' water in dairy products. The manufacturer originally designed this NMR machine for the petrochemical industry, but modified it for use in the food industry.
Vibration free, sustainable office cum lab
On Friday March 22, 2019, the Matrix VII building in Amsterdam Science Park was officially opened. This vibration free office-cum-lab houses various companies, including the Advanced Research Center for Nanolithography (ARCNL), a 'triple helix' cooperative between NWO, UvA, VU and ASML.* The building was designed by a team consisting of Deerns, Ector Hoogstad Architects and IMd engineering consultancy. The hybrid office-lab building has more than 9,000 square meters of office space that is easily convertible into labs should the need arise.
Year of the Taco
I've actually written this column a little early, because the real Taco Day is celebrated on October 4. But hey, I can't help the fact that there's no LABinsights edition planned for that day. Besides, my topic today is bigger than just me. I'd like to call your attention to the importance of standardization in the widest sense of the word. As you may know, I am the 2019 Chairman of the Board of Directors of ASTM International. I consider it a great honor to represent more than 32,000 international volunteers.
Connectivity between data management and lab automation is the big thing
This shows the complete history of the sampling cycle Today's clinical genomics and bio-pharmaceutical research laboratories and contract research organizations are increasingly challenged by enormous amounts of data, they need to manage, process and interpret, often in a highly regulated environment. Advanced scientific data management solutions optimize workflows, increase output and enable instrument and data connectivity within and between lab organizations in a compliant way, says Nicole Rose, responsible for Product Applications, Digital Science at Thermo Fisher Scientific. Particularly industry companies in their growth stage - let's say the clinical genomics start-ups - produce huge amounts of data, when using for example next generation sequence techniques and likewise and also face strict regulatory compliance requirements.
Lab Innovations 2019
Simplifying laboratory procurement Lab Innovations will return to the NEC, Birmingham, for its 8th successive year on 30 & 31 October 2019. As the UK's only laboratory industry dedicated trade show, and 'Best Trade Show' winner at the 2019 Exhibition News awards, it is growing annually, supported by many of the UK's leading scientific insti- tutions. This year will be the largest ever show, with over 160 leading scientific suppliers providing more product launches, innovation and discussion than ever before.
Truly sustainable office and laboratory complex
MVRDV designs Matrix 1 for Amsterdam Science Park Located in the heart of Amsterdam Science Park is MVRDV's design for Matrix 1, an office and laboratory complex that combines standard laboratories with playful and spacious social areas. The University of Amsterdam (UvA) has reached an agreement to occupy around a quarter of the 13,000m2 building to host the SustainaLab, a specialist facility for research into sustainability that aims to stimulate creative cooperation between education, research, government, and entrepreneurship.
Unique microbial fingerprint from a hand smear test
Metagenomics benefits forensic science through microbial profiling By comparing the microbial profiles taken from a suspect's hand and from an object found at a crime scene, it is pos- sible to assess the probability that the suspect was present there when the crime was committed. Humans, on average, have 150 types of microbes on their hands. This population is unique enough to be used as a means of identification. Moreover, microbial profiles show the origins of the tissue found in a trace. Peter de Knijff, professor of population and evolution genetics at Leiden University Medical Center's department of Human Genetics, explains why this is such an exciting breakthrough. "The main problem in forensics is usually the lack of DNA. A human body cell contains just 6 picograms of DNA. The success of DNA testing depends largely on the amount of cell material on the surface and the time that has elapsed since it was last touched." As De Knijff, who also heads the forensic lab for DNA testing (FLDO), points out, "microbial profiling is a totally different kettle of fish, because there's usually plenty of bacteria available at the crime scene."
Infected with the metrology bug
OMT Solutions: specialized in optical measurements and testing He was working as a researcher at TNO [Netherlands Orga- nisation for Applied Scientific Research] when he founded the Optical Measurements and Testing working group, in 1995. Van Nijnatten's group grew quickly and soon employed five people. In 2008, he decided to take the leap and continue his business under the name OMT Solutions at the Dutch High Tech Campus Eindhoven. With its modern office space and high-qua- lity electrotechnical labs, the campus attracts many young high- tech companies active in R&D. And it wasn't just its facilities that attracted OMT. It was "the whole campus climate. It's got a great reputation and that rubs off on the companies that are housed here. The infrastructure is great, too. Suppose you need liquid nitrogen or specific gases. It's just a phone call away. Our activities fall under the environmental permit for the whole High Tech Campus, so we never have to apply for separate permits. There are so many facilities here that companies can use. It's a well-oiled machine, which makes it very pleasant to work here."
Raman shows you exactly what's happening in the fermentor
The payback period can be surprisingly short "We are known for our process analysis sensors, which measure parameters like temperature, pressure, pH, oxygen content and conductivity. These sensors are used in pharmaceutical bio processes. They are validated for that environment and can support head-to-tail processes. However, they're also suitable for research purposes and can be used at lab or pilot scale. We're talking 3 to 100 liter bioreactors then. Our industrial probes work just as well in a lab. Obviously, this makes scaling up all the easier: you're working with FDA-compliant equipment right from the start and the same sensor can be used at any scale, even in a one thousand-liter tank. And all the data are collected in a LIMS. Thanks to our takeover of Kaiser Optical Systems about five years ago, we also sell Raman spectroscopes. Raman is a multi-parameter technology that allows you to do multiple checks simultaneously.
TNO's Seaweed Processing Laboratory
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Glasgow Lighthouse Lab facility operational for COVID-19
The Lighthouse Laboratory in Glasgow – a major new COVID-19 testing facility based in Scotland – is now operational. The Lighthouse Lab, which officially started testing samples for COVID-19 this week, is part of what will be the biggest network of diagnostic testing facilities in British history, alongside other Lighthouse Lab sites in Milton Keynes and Alderley Park, which were opened in recent days. The Lighthouse lab project is funded by the UK Government. The newly operational lab will will test samples from the regional test centres where NHS staff and frontline workers with suspected COVID-19 infections are tested. It is hoped the lab will quickly move towards processing several thousand tests per day, before scaling up further to tens of thousands of tests per day. The Lighthouse Lab in Glasgow is hosted by the University of Glasgow at their Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Campus, and opened in collaboration with the Scottish Government, industry experts
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The future's not bright: Low-level air pollution leads to drop in wildflower populations say Manchester scientists
28 Jan 2013 - 09:53AM
By Phil Jones
The UK's colourful countryside is in danger due to air pollution, according to a Manchester Metropolitan University researcher.
Air pollution caused by car exhausts, fertilizer and industry is killing off many of our plants – with numerous wildflowers being threatened with extinction.
The man-made processes release nitrogen into the atmosphere, which comes back down in rain or snow – acidifying the land.
Even low levels of pollution are now believed to result in declining plant populations, particularly wildflowers such as creeping buttercup, harebell, yarrow and autumn hawkbit.
High nitrogen levels are typically associated with declining populations, and Professor Nancy Dise's research indicates the impacts of pollution may be more widespread than previously thought.
"We studied many grasslands along the natural gradient of pollution across Europe," said the professor of biogeochemistry.
"Our results showed that even at the cleanest sites, low levels of pollution affected the abundance of some plant species."
The biology and conservation ecology group's Dr Richard Payne and Professor Dise collaborated with the Open and Lancaster Universities to examine 153 European grassland sites.
Levels of nitrogen found at the cleaner sites was below the legally-recognised 'safe' level, and prompted Professor Dise to advise against further pollution of clean areas.
The new research was conducted across sites with a variety of pollution levels to prevent skewing the data as previous studies may have.
"One of the drawbacks to previous studies is that most field experiments to establish limits on pollution are near the populated and polluted areas where most scientists live," added Professor Dise.
"It may be that long-term exposure to even medium levels of pollution have already changed their ecosystems."
So with Britain, the Netherlands, northern Germany and Brittany recording high nitrogen levels, the countryside may look a little less bright in years to come.
Picture courtesy of Dandelion and Burdock, with thanks.
For more on this story and many others, follow Mancunian Matters on Twitter and Facebook.
This begs the question - what does background pollution, even low levels, due to trees and other longer-lived plants that are exposed to cumulative damage over seasons? Fumigation experiments have proven too that when trees are injured by pollution, they are subject to worse attacks from pathogens. Most people blame the insects, disease and fungus but those are secondary, opportunistic "sharks that smell blood in the water" as one arborist called them. Download a free book on ozone and trees here: http://www.deadtrees-dyingforests.com/pillage-plunder-pollute-llc/
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I gioielli indiscreti (in francese Les bijoux indiscrets) è il primo romanzo di Denis Diderot, pubblicato per la prima volta, in forma anonima, nel 1748.

Nella parte finale dell'opera filosofica pubblicata l'anno precedente, La promenade du sceptique (La passeggiata dello scettico), Diderot ci descrive l'"allée des fleurs", sede della vita epicurea e dei piaceri d'amore. In questo senso,  "Les bijoux indiscrets" possono essere definiti come un prolungamento della "promenade" stessa, un excursus nella letteratura libertina.

L'autore fonde l'adesione alla tradizione dell'utilizzo di elementi magici e orientaleggianti inaugurata da Crébillon ad una accentuazione del carattere pornografico del racconto.

La stessa idea di far parlare i genitali femminili (i gioielli, appunto), attraverso l'intervento prodigioso di una magia, è ripresa da un racconto del conte di Caylus, intitolato Nocrion, conte allobroge (1747).

Diderot, però, rielabora questo gioco malizioso in una chiave ben diversa: i bijoux divengono una sorta di bocca della verità, un modo impietoso per passare in rassegna i vizi delle varie classi sociali. Questo forse è il punto cardine che differenzia quest'opera dagli altri testi libertini dell'epoca.

Si deve comunque precisare che questo primo tentativo di espressione letteraria che Diderot esperì dopo i "Pensées philosopiques" (tentativo che si oggettiva nella promenade e nei bijoux) non ebbe alti risultati. Infatti lo stile è eccessivamente macchinoso e appiattito dall'utilizzo, all'epoca diffusissimo, dell'allegoria. Solo più tardi, il filosofo saprà coniugare felicemente le proprie idee illuministe con opere di buon profilo artistico.

In merito a questo si deve ricordare che le uniche parti veramente notevoli dei bijoux sono quelle in cui tramite il paradosso, si parla dell'anima umana uscendo dalla dicotomia che la vuole contrapposta al corpo. Diderot qui espone la sua visione vitalistica che mette in risalto il valore della fisicità, dell'intuizione e dell'esperienza.

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Romanzi di Denis Diderot
Romanzi erotici
Romanzi di autori francesi

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GWL Realty Advisors Officially Opens 128 Units of Residential Rental on Robson
Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart joins opening ceremony for first Lower Robson rental building in decades
Mayor Kennedy Stewart, Jeff Fleming, and Anne Morash at the opening ceremony
Vancouver, BC; November 24, 2021 - GWL Realty Advisors, joined by Mayor Kennedy Stewart, today officially opened Chronicle, a 21-storey market rental tower at 825 Nicola Street (at Robson). This dedicated market rental building is providing homes for more than 250 people across 128 units. The project adds significant rental stock to the Lower Robson neighbourhood, which has not seen a new rental building open in decades.
"GWL Realty Advisors is proud to have brought new rental housing to Vancouver's West End," says Ralf Dost, President, GWL Realty Advisors. "Chronicle is a reflection of our focus on building strong, engaged, liveable communities in cities like Vancouver. We're looking forward to welcoming individuals and families who want to love where they live, build a life in the downtown core, and enjoy all that connected urban living has to offer."
More than a collection of rental units, Chronicle was designed to be a community for its residents. In response to the shortage of family-oriented rental housing in the area, more than a third of Chronicle's units are two- and three-bedrooms, suitable for families. The property offers indoor and outdoor amenities such as fitness and yoga rooms, a rooftop patio with an outdoor fireplace, seating area and dining space. The entire top floor of the tower is a common area for all residents to enjoy.
Chronicle is pet friendly and offers amenities that include a pet spa with dog washing and grooming facilities and a "bark park", an outdoor space for pets on the building's second floor rooftop. The building maximizes its prime location in the downtown core, enabling a car-free lifestyle by offering substantial bicycle storage and maintenance facilities.
Rendering of Chronicle
"In a city where over 50 per cent of people are renters, increasing our supply of secured market rental apartments is critical. The completion of Chronicle represents an important next step in expanding the range of rental options in downtown's West End," says Mayor Kennedy Stewart. "By increasing the supply and diversity of housing in highly desirable, family-friendly, transit-connected neighbourhoods – as this project does – we are taking a step in the right direction and moving closer towards making Vancouver a city that works for all of us."
Chronicle was the first project on the Robson corridor approved under the new West End Community Plan and it delivers on the City's efforts to increase rental housing density in the area. The Lower Robson neighbourhood has some of the highest land costs in the city and, until now, new developments have tended to take the form of luxury condominiums. As a purpose-built market rental tower from an institutional developer that intends to hold and manage the building on a long-term basis, Chronicle has broken that trend.
GWL Realty Advisors developed the project on behalf of the project owner, The Canada Life Assurance Company. Chronicle was designed by architect the IBI Group. The building will be professionally managed by GWL Realty Advisors Residential.
Visit https://rentchronicle.com/.
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GWL Realty Advisors Inc. is a leading North American real estate investment advisor providing comprehensive asset management, property management, development and specialized real estate advisory services to pension funds and institutional clients. GWL Realty Advisors Inc. manages a diverse portfolio of office, industrial, retail and multi-residential assets as well as an active pipeline of new development projects.


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Distance between Lake Meran and Kerang East. How many miles from Lake Meran to Kerang East.
The straight distance between Lake Meran (Victoria) and Kerang East (Victoria) is 14.52 mi, but the driving distance is 20.88 mi.
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Alpha warning as Compaq and Hewlett-Packard become one
Hewlett-Packard and Compaq finally launched their merged company on 7 May, following HP's court victory over dissident...
Eric Doyle
Published: 08 May 2002 1:00
Hewlett-Packard and Compaq finally launched their merged company on 7 May, following HP's court victory over dissident shareholder Walter Hewlett last week.
The company is now expected to announce its roadmap for the harmonisation of its product lines, which may bring bad news for owners of Compaq Alpha Servers. There has also been speculation that 15,000 jobs could be cut.
Customers of the new company will be anxiously waiting to hear the plans. Craig Res, a computer scientist at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratories in the US, said, "As an HP customer for 15 years, I am cautiously optimistic, but I fear it is going to throw the company into a loop for 18 months."
Martin McGuckin, research area director and vice-president at analyst firm Gartner, said, "The main challenge within the first 100 days of the merger is to rebuild the trust of the customer and boost the morale of the staff against a backdrop of redundancies. The image of HP has been tarnished by the proxy battle and it must now go out and communicate with its customers."
McGuckin believes that this is a massive challenge. "Neither company has been seen as a marketing powerhouse. In fact, their marketing has been dull and based on technology. They need to find a way to describe what is happening that is inspiring - but my fear is that it will still sound boring," he said.
According to McGuckin, most customers have nothing much to fear from the changes that will come. The PC and handheld market will mainly be ceded to Compaq, the Himalaya and Alpha migration to Itanium will continue, and the move from PA-Risc to Itanium in the HP Unix world will also proceed.
The main threat he sees is to Tru64, the Unix that runs on the Alpha. "I don't expect Tru64 to go to Itanium, but I believe the Alpha line will still be actively marketed for three to four years and supported long afterwards. My advice to customers is to show extreme caution and not to consider Alpha Unix systems for mission-critical applications."
Also on the Alpha, McGuckin is less worried about OpenVMS and believes that it will be migrated to run on Itanium.
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BITTERSWEET An abundance of wild fruits in the hedgerows was once believed to foretell a hard winter ahead.
Hedgerows sustain wildlife through the winter
Nature and Rewilding
Pat Fahy
The Autumn Equinox has passed and the season of change has arrived. While there are still lots of flowers, and some days it seems that summer lingers on, autumnal colours are bringing a mellow mood. We know that every fine day might be one of the last for a while, making them precious until the next unexpected rays of sunshine.
A season of renewal in some ways. If there were no autumn there could be no spring. Autumn can be a beautiful season. You can see it in the leaves and the ripening of fruits and berries. In the shortening of days and the chilly air. We don't get the blaze of colour in our forest canopy like other regions due to our mild climate, but there are hints of it here and there.
Instead, I look to our uplands where rough grasses like common sedge put on quite the display, sometimes in between a shower the sun shines brightly a spectrum of colours, maybe with the shadow of a dark cloud in the background to create sharp contrast, brightening the landscape further. Each blade containing a range of colours from verdant green to reds and russet, burnished gold and shining yellow. A magical display which is all well and good for anyone interested in nature, but it has to be remembered that few places are more important to wildlife at the moment than our hedgerows. This is where many of our birds and mammals are busy right now, raiding nature's larder to see them through the harsh winter months.
In some years there is a bountiful abundance of wild fruits in the hedgerows, once believed to foretell a hard winter ahead. The trees knew, it was thought, of a harsh season to come and were providing bountifully in advance for the birds and other creatures, which depend on this natural harvest to see them through.
Instead, there's a lot more happenstance involved to autumn's bounty than that, with a number of factors coming into play. If the flowers in spring escape damage by wind, rain, frost or birds, if the pollinators like bumblebees, honeybees, hoverflies, moths and butterflies emerge at the right time, if the rain falls at the right time to swell the berries followed by sunshine to ripen them, if all of these things happen right on cue, then our hedgerows will burst with the season's abundance.
All this can be undone, however, during very hot and sunny summers. When some fruits ripen earlier than usual, the birds and mammals will invite themselves to the mini banquets, spotted and snaffled long before we even know they are there.
Now each of the flowers of spring has turned into the fruits of the forest and hedgerow. A multitude of autumn fruits sustain a multitude of wild creatures throughout the months ahead. It has to be said that although it is now permitted to cut the hedgerows, it is really best for our wildlife if they're left for another time. At this time of year, they are heaving with fruits, nuts and berries, so much better to give the hedge-cutters a rest just yet. In a short time, wild creatures have built their stores for winter, and you will have done a power of good by cooling your jets.
An important time of year for flora and fauna, the wild plants of our hedgerows don't want their generosity to go unnoticed. Most berries are red or black making them easier for birds and mammals to spot. In general plants which haven't shed their leaves produce red fruits while black berries stand out against bare foliage.
Garden birds are noticeable by their absence; they're way too busy searching the hedgerows during harvest. Blackbirds, blue tits, great tits, starlings, song thrush, robins all depend on wild fruits. The seeds are often distributed far from the parent plant with a generous dollop of fertiliser for good measure in the circular cycles of nature.
Season to season, the delicate balance of our ecosystem plays out, each actor playing its part, the hedgerow a leading role.
Pat Fahy is Biodiversity Officer with Westport Tidy Towns.
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Be Here Now: New Album Releases 10-23-20 – 10-29-30 Reviewed
Iman Lababedi|October 29, 2020
Album Reviews, Be Here Now, Recorded, Slideshow
Sin Vergüenza – 116 – Spanish for Unashamed, the Spanish and English hip hop collective or also Christian based and they sound a little weak kneed but certainly better than we had any reason to hope – B
instrumentals – Adrianne Lenker – songs performed with just instruments, quite beautiful – B+
songs – Adrianne Lenker – our best songwriter whether she is solo or with Big Thief with a haunting and beautiful collection of songs, and this is a gift, that sound fragile but aren't, they have staying power and sturdiness – A-
elated! – Bea Miller – singer songwriter confessional, not up to much but not bad – B-
Beastie Boys Music – Beastie Boys – Beastie Boys twenty song sampler Beastie Boys Music is not an entirely necessary skim off their hardly big catalog, and missing is the more rhyming and stealing songs off Licensed To Ill which is an act of self-inflicted social management that has well outlived its purpose B+)
Wachito Rico – boy pablo – Norwegian singer songwriter with a but more energy then you might expect – B-
This is What I Live For – Blue October – In which Justin Furstenfelds coming to peace with depression and anxiety ON an album featuring his 13 year old daughter, who is at the exact age you need to be to do anything except roll your eyes and this guy – C-
Letter To You – Bruce Springsteen – : Letter To You – Bruce Springsteen -the overrated for 20 years Bruce remains overrated on a fast hit (recorded in four days) live in the studio with the E Street Band who were overjoyed to have a hand in arrangement for the first time in 30 years – B
Cost of Sacrifice – Chamber – They aren't Code Orange, but the Nashville metalcore band will blow your head off with this raucous, noise, as it seems to move from orchestrated racket "Disassembled/Reassembled" to the all out brain numbing title track – B
Bawskee 4 – Comethazine – the "walk" guys second album of the year is gangstaism with a lot of smarts, try "Derek Jeter" – B
Daniel – Daniel O'Donnell – one of those English guys who sing pop as though they're singing opera – C-
LVV the Real Rondon – Darell – He is a first rate Puerto Rican rapper who completely gets rap beats and uses them over and over again to great effect, on a slow year for Latin Urban, where so much of it seems disappoint compared to 2017-2019 (except for the great Bad Bunny, needless to add), this is a youthful and strong use off a very popular format – A-
Sell Sole II – DeJ Loaf – her debut drops 6 years after her breakthrough single (not to mention her debut mixtape) with Sell Sole II, a features filled collection of hip hop inspired, r&b standard bearers and part of the neo-r&b you might hear from SZA or H.E.R. – B+
The Wanderer (40th Anniversary) – Donna Summer – following Bad Girls and On the Radio: Greatest Hits Volumes I & II, in 1980, The Wanderer stalled, this re-issue adds remixes and sounds as good as ever, though no Bad Girls – B+
WRONG GENERATION – FEVER 333 – agitprop hardcore from the frontlines where Jason Butler spent 13 days protesting the murder of George Floyd and while he screams "tables are turning" I wish we could agree – B+
Schubert Autumnal Study Vibes – Franz Schubert – world class musicians come together to celebrate the season with one of the most purely melodic composers who ever lived – B+
ANTI-ICON – Ghostemane – if Nine Inch Nails married Travis Scott as rapped by Marilyn Manson this thundering album from Florida is what you would get, a pitch black nightmare – B
Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez (Deluxe) – Gorillaz – if you gave the time or aggravation you might remove all the schtick and just hear the album, but it still would be a piece of crap – C-
Pixel Bath – Pixel Bath – Jean Dawson – not untypical, rock, pop, and rap mix and match but he saves his dilettantisms with a huge ability to compose songs – B+ Jean Dawson
Changing Your Story – Jekalyn Carr – at its best, this is as exciting as modern Gospel gets, there is a thoroughly thrilling excitement to her testament and a complete joy, at its worse it ain't bad – B+
Live from Zürich 1985 – Johnny Thunders – from a radio performance, the sound is exactly, the set is typical Johnny Thunders, the pleasures are immeasurable and Rough Trade they've got a lot of other stuff from his private collection still to come – B+
Jp4 – Junglepussy – the New York rapper, dance melder aka Shayna McHayle goes from a whisper to a scream on a collection of bangers hosting her strong vocals, it is mostly good and "Where Dem Dollars At" with Juicy J and "Stamina" with (gasp) Gangsta Boo of Three 6 Mafia – B
Crooked Piece of Time: The Atlantic & Asylum Albums (1971-1980) – John Prine – I don't see why not – A
The Blessing (Live) – Kari Jobe – This CCM woman is completely creepy, she writers singer songwriter love songs to Jesus and the stench of incest is all over em – MUST TO AVOID (BY ANY MEANS NECCESSARY) – F
always – keshi – if smooth jazz was r&b's heritage it would sound like this yacht rock beauty of an EP – B
Bad Hair (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) – Kris Bowers, Kelly Rowland, Justin Simien – the move is a horror comedy, the songs are closer to old-school r&b except for the overuse of 808s – B-
Long Time Passing: Kronos Quartet and Friends Celebrate Pete Seeger – Kronos Quartet – Good to celebrate Pete Seeger by the string quartet, and while Zoe Mulford wrote "When The President Sang Amazing Grace" about the 2015 racist attack that claimed nine lives at the Emmanuel AME Church in Charleston, SC (and Joan Baez has the take you know), it is on here as well – B+
On My Own – Lera Lynn – The Americana singer songwriter broke through with songs in "True Detective in 2015, five years later she's a drag – C+
What You See Ain't Always What You Get (Deluxe Edition) – Luke Combs – adds eight songs, all great, by the best songwriter in modern country – A-
Music Is The Weapon – Major Lazer – a mix of dancehall and EDM song based, and just about is indifferent as you'd expect from these always meg guys – C+
Moral Panic – Nothing But Thieves -they come from Essex, if you couldn't tell, and this is better than I expected post-punk rock songs, with quite remarkably finesse and skills – B
NCT RESONANCE Pt. 1 – The 2nd Album – NCT – The 23 member boys band, reconnect and connect into smaller subgroups, but one this is certain about this K-Oio plus rap, dance, etc… t is better than BTS – B
MTV Unplugged – Pearl Jam – Pearl Jam dropped a real old (actually 30 year old) with Eddie overemoting on songs from Ten and "State Of Love And Trust" and to be fair, it sounds better than it sounds as though it does B
10: 22 – Rafa Pabön – the Puerto Rican rapper has beats that suggest salsa and a sound that s very Bad Bunny vocally but emotionally astute and unique – B
Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Rendition Was In) – Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – I feel the loss of Sharon King more today than when she died (another musician I didn't get till I saw her on stage) and on this ace collection of covers putting an r&b spin to stuff like "This Land Is Your Land," with the best pun title known to man is all excellent and "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" at the top of the set at the top of the world -B+
Year Zero – Tchami – the French DJ is a master in a genre, the original song dance track with vocals, that has not done well lately, this is as good as the genre gets with an ear for beats and bass that are simply first rate on the songs that are… OK – B+
Tabasco & Sweet Tea – The Cadillac Three – hard rock rockabilly band, they do it well if a little genetic – B-
Getting Into Knives – The Mountain Goats – Not unlike Stephin Merritt, John Darnielle. writes songs in quotation marks, by which I mean he writes songs that are about things that they are once removed from, he is a story teller that can't help but feel deeply ironic, that weakens his songs despite the prolific songwriter not being ironic at all. Till now, Getting Into Knives has better songs not because John embraces his songs more toughly but because his never questioned songwriting skills have reached a height where nothing can get between us and him. And, oddly, the only two songs that aren't, are also his most sincere – ALBUM OF THE WEEK – A-
The Amanda Tape – THEY. – neo-R&B, well executed though a touch anemic – B-
Off Off On – This Is The Kit – On their fifth album they sound like a modern song variant on post punk folk with a haunting sound and a haunting singer with some of the off center Americana of the National (who they have opened for) – B
Featuring Ty Dolla $ign – Ty Dolla $ign – Ty is so prolific that even a stint in jail for cocaine possession couldn't stop him, this is his second album this year, though despite two Kanye West features, as well as first tier drop ins like Nicki Minaj, Future, and Post Malone, only the one with FKA Twigs is great, everything else is alright but the man is better on other people's track – B-
Stiv: No Compromise No Regrets – Various Artists – a remembrance of all my old roomie (we lived in the same hotel in 1979) and he was better as a sum of his various parts than taken one by one, just one song with the Dead Boys and plenty of other ace material (no Lords Of The New Church??). Apparently it is part of a documentary I am now going in search of… – B+
Remote – Wallows – sophomore effort by a very superior LA indie pop band, they supported Vampire Weekend and while it isn't easy to her why, they don't have the Paul Simon vibe of early Vampire Weekend, for absolutely certain they have the art pop which isn't art pop vibe on a first rate EP that will have you doubling back on their debut – B+
if You Feel – Xavier Omär – a mix of r&b and electronic effects with soulful singing – B
Mad World – X Lovers – indie pop song duo with tuneful, enjoyable sounds and fine melodies – B
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Chorus Master / Cosi fan tutte, 13 October 2009 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Falstaff, 16 October 2009 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Jenufa, 24 October 2009 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Cosi fan tutte, 03 November 2009 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Falstaff, 04 November 2009 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Jenufa, 05 November 2009 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Cosi fan tutte, 10 November 2009 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / Falstaff, 11 November 2009 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / Jenufa, 12 November 2009 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / Cosi fan tutte, 17 November 2009 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Falstaff, 18 November 2009 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Jenufa, 19 November 2009 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Cosi fan tutte, 24 November 2009 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Falstaff, 25 November 2009 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Jenufa, 26 November 2009 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Cosi fan tutte, 01 December 2009 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Falstaff, 02 December 2009 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Jenufa, 03 December 2009 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Macbeth, 13 June 2010 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Macbeth, 02 July 2010 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 09 October 2010 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La Cenerentola, 10 October 2010 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 02 November 2010 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / La Cenerentola, 03 November 2010 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 09 November 2010 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / La Cenerentola, 10 November 2010 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 16 November 2010 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / La Cenerentola, 17 November 2010 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 23 November 2010 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / La Cenerentola, 24 November 2010 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 30 November 2010 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / La Cenerentola, 01 December 2010 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 04 December 2010 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Meistersinger von N at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 22 May 2011 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 09 June 2011 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 03 July 2011 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Rusalka, 23 July 2011 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Rusalka, 03 August 2011 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 04 August 2011 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La boheme, 08 October 2011 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 09 October 2011 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La boheme, 01 November 2011 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 02 November 2011 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
La boheme, 08 November 2011 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 09 November 2011 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / La boheme, 15 November 2011 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 16 November 2011 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / La boheme, 22 November 2011 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 23 November 2011 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
La boheme, 29 November 2011 at New Wimbledon Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 30 November 2011 at New Wimbledon Theatre view performance details
La boheme, 02 December 2011 at New Wimbledon Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 03 December 2011 at New Wimbledon Theatre view performance details
La boheme, 07 December 2011 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / La boheme, 09 December 2011 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / The Cunning Little Vixen, 20 May 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La Cenerentola, 23 May 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La Cenerentola, 01 June 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / The Cunning Little Vixen, 03 June 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La Boheme, 06 June 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 27 June 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La Boheme, 01 July 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La Cenerentola, 04 July 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 05 July 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
La Boheme, 22 July 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 03 August 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / L'enfant et les sortileges, 04 August 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 28 August 2012 at Royal Albert Hall, London view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 04 October 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Rusalka, 06 October 2012 at Glyndebourne view performance details
La boheme, 09 October 2012 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 23 October 2012 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Rusalka, 24 October 2012 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 30 October 2012 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 01 November 2012 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Rusalka, 02 November 2012 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 06 November 2012 at New Wimbledon Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Rusalka, 07 November 2012 at New Wimbledon Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 13 November 2012 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Rusalka, 14 November 2012 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 20 November 2012 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / Rusalka, 21 November 2012 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 27 November 2012 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Rusalka, 28 November 2012 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 01 December 2012 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 05 December 2012 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / Falstaff, 19 May 2013 view performance details
Chorus Master / Falstaff, 01 June 2013 view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 08 June 2013 view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 02 July 2013 view performance details
Chorus Master / Falstaff, 04 July 2013 view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 18 July 2013 view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 02 August 2013 view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 03 August 2013 view performance details
Chorus Master / Billy Budd, 10 August 2013 view performance details
Chorus Master / Billy Budd, 27 August 2013 at Royal Albert Hall, London view performance details
Chorus Master / Hänsel und Gretel, 06 October 2013 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 07 October 2013 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Hänsel und Gretel, 29 October 2013 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 30 October 2013 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Hänsel und Gretel, 01 November 2013 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 02 November 2013 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Hänsel und Gretel, 05 November 2013 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 06 November 2013 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 07 November 2013 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Hänsel und Gretel, 12 November 2013 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 13 November 2013 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / Hänsel und Gretel, 19 November 2013 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 20 November 2013 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Hänsel und Gretel, 26 November 2013 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 27 November 2013 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 04 December 2013 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Hänsel und Gretel, 05 December 2013 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / L'elisir d'amore, 11 December 2013 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / Billy Budd, 07 February 2014 at B.A.M., New York view performance details
Chorus Master / Der Rosenkavalier, 17 May 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Eugene Onegin, 18 May 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Der Rosenkavaler, 24 May 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Der Rosenkavalier, 1 June 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Eugene Onegin, 3 June 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 7 June 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 11 June 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Der Rosenkavalier, 12 June 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Eugene Onegin, 13 June 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Der Rosenkavalier, 3 July 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 4 July 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Eugene Onegin, 5 July 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Eugene Onegin, 11 July 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 13 July 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 17 July 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 1 August 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 2 August 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 10 August 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 4 October 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 11 October 2014 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 14 October 2014 (matinee) at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 29 October 2014 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 1 November 2014 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
La traviata, 5 November 2014 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 12 November 2014 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 19 November 2014 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 26 November 2014 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / La traviata, 3 December 2014 at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin view performance details
La traviata, 9 December 2014 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
La traviata, 10 December 2014 at The Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent view performance details
Chorus Master / Poliuto, 21 May 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Carmen, 23 May 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Poliuto, 2 June 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Carmen, 3 June 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Poliuto, 11 June 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Carmen, 12 June 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 13 June 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Carmen, 1 July 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Poliuto, 2 July 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 3 July 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Carmen, 11 July 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Poliuto, 12 July 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 14 July 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Saul, 23 July 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Saul, 1 August 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 2 August 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / L'heure espagnole, 8 August 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / L'enfant et les sortileges, 8 August 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 10 August 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / L'heure espagnole, 11 August 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Saul, 12 August 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 11 October 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Saul, 24 October 2015 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 3 November 2015 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 4 November 2015 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / Saul, 6 November 2015 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 11 November 2015 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Saul, 13 November 2015 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 18 November 2015 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Saul, 20 November 2015 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 25 November 2015 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Saul, 27 November 2015 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, 1 December 2015 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 2 December 2015 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg, 21 May 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Il barbiere di Siviglia, 22 May 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Il barbiere di Siviglia, 1 June 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg, 2 June 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Il barbiere di Siviglia, 10 June 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg, 11 June 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Il barbiere di Siviglia, 1 July 2017 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / The Cunning Little Vixen, 2 July 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 3 July 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Il barbiere di Siviglia, 10 July 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / The Cunning Little Vixen, 13 July 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Beatrice et Benedict, 23 July 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Le nozze di Figaro, 2 August 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Beatrice et Benedict, 3 August 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Beatrice et Benedict, 12 August 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
A Midsummer Night's Dream, 21 August 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Madama Butterfly, 14 October 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni: Behind the Curtain, 28 October 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Madama Butterfly, 1 November 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 2 November 2016 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 8 November 2016 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Madama Butterfly, 9 November 2016 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni: Behind the Curtain, 10 November 2016 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Madama Butterfly, 12 November 2016 at The Milton Keynes Theatre view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 15 November 2016 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / Madama Butterfly, 16 November 2016 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni: Behind the Curtain, 17 November 2016 at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury view performance details
Chorus Master / Madama Butterfly, 23 November 2016 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni: Behind the Curtain, 24 November 2016 at Theatre Royal, Norwich view performance details
Chorus Master / Madama Butterfly, 30 November 2016 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni: Behind the Curtain, 01 December 2016 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 2 December 2016 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Madama Butterfly, 3 December 2016 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni, 6 December 2016 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Madama Butterfly, 7 December 2016 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Giovanni: Behind the Curtain, 08 December 2016 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / Madama Butterfly, 10 December 2016 at Theatre Royal, Plymouth view performance details
Chorus Master / La Traviata, 21 May 2017 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La Traviata, 3 June 2017 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La Traviata, 10 June 2017 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Hamlet, 11 June 2017 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Hamlet, 6 July 2017 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 13 July 2017 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / La Clemenza di Tito, 26 July 2017 at Glyndebourne view performance details
Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 2 August 2017 at Glyndebourne view performance details
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Chorus Master / Don Pasquale, 14 August 2017 at Glyndebourne view performance details
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Russian radar "Resonance-NE" will reveal the US-Israeli strike on Iran
Remaining tensions between the United States and Israel on the one hand and Iran on the other could lead to military conflict. Despite the unusually large U.S. military deployed in the Persian Gulf, Iran has something to respond to a possible escalation of the military conflict, пишет Military Watch.
In Iran, who in Washington is considered one of the main opponents of the United States, no deterrent, like Russia, China and DPRK. Tehran is the only one "four US threats", non-nuclear. Besides, Iran's armed forces are also the weakest among the above US enemies.
However, despite the sanctions, the country managed to create a rather powerful air defense system, based on Russian and proprietary technologies. The army is armed with Russian long-range anti-aircraft missile systems S-300PMU-2 and S-200, as well as domestic "Bavaria-373" and "Khordad-15". there is evidence, that Russia at the beginning 2020 delivered the latest missiles for the S-300, thereby increasing the combat capabilities of the complex.
Besides, Iranian air defense relies on Russian radars "Resonance-SE", who will reveal the US-Israeli strike on Iran. This complex of the meter range allows you to detect and recognize targets, including subtle, at a distance 1100 km. The system was originally designed to work in the most severe conditions, the complex is capable of functioning at temperatures from -70 to +70 degrees Celsius, wind speed up to 50 m / s and effectively resist electronic warfare. Wherein "Resonance-SE" completely mobile. It occupies a square of 100x100 meters and can be deployed in a matter of hours by one team.
This January, the Iranian "Resonance-SE" discovered and escorted American F-35 fighters, who flew near the borders of the republic after a series of Iranian missile strikes on American military bases in Iraq.
The publication notes, that after the lifting of the arms embargo, Iran may purchase more advanced air defense and radar systems. In this case, preference will be given to Russian and Chinese manufacturers.


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Freraea is a genus of bristle flies in the family Tachinidae.

Species
Freraea gagatea Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830
Freraea montana (Coquillett, 1897)

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Jon Stewart Tried to Explain White Privilege to Bill O'Reilly and It Did Not Go Well
By Gregory Krieg
Jon Stewart welcomed old sparring partner Bill O'Reilly to the Daily Show on Wednesday night with a simple request: "I want you to admit that there is such a thing as 'white privilege.'"
It went about how as well as you'd expect.
O'Reilly responded with his stock argument: "If there's 'white privilege,' then there has to be 'Asian privilege' because Asians make more money than whites."
At about that point, Stewart interjected to suggest that his guest was "missing the point."
You really have to watch the whole segment for yourself:
Source: Comedy Central
"The Asian experience in America. The Asian immigrant experience is very different from the black experience," Stewart said. "So, it's really — it's not equivalent. And either way, white people, males, set the system. So that's what 'privilege' is, is that white people set the system ... there has been a systemic, systemic, systematized subjugation of the black community."
O'Reilly conceded that, yes, this might have been the case — in the past — but no more.
"There is no slavery, there is no Jim Crow," he said, prompting Stewart to quietly take O'Reilly's book, which he was on to promote, off the desk and ditch it underneath.
Stewart's challenge came in response to an O'Reilly segment from late August, when the Fox News anchor — Ferguson, Missouri, protesters in mind — said he rejected the concept of "white privilege" and, like Wednesday night, pointed to the relative success of Asian-Americans as proof.
O'Reilly, of course, conveniently misses or ignores the big picture. He never quite answers the real question posed, usually accepting the premise on some basic level, then oh-so-cleverly tacking back to say something like, it's easy to make it in America "if you're an honest person." That's his schtick. His audience loves it.
And as long as millions continue to tune in, he's unlikely to make any meaningful concession to anyone or thing, be it Stewart or the truth.


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