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The transactions highlighted below are representative of Greenhill engagements. In addition, the Firm has completed many engagements that were not publicly-disclosed.
Continental Europe
Energy, Utilities & Infrastructure
Real Estate, Gaming & Lodging
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Dollar Amount
$400 million
Olsy SpA (Olivetti SpA)
Acquiror:
Wang Laboratories Inc.
Advised Wang on its acquisition of Olsy, the systems and solutions division of Olivetti, for a combination of cash and securities.
$12.8 billion
One2One
(joint venture between Cable and Wireless plc and Media One)
Strategic advice to C&W in connection with the sale of One2One, a UK mobile phone operator, 50% owned by C&W and 50% owned by Media One
$9.7 billion
Cable & Wireless Optus Limited
Singapore Telecommunications Limited
, 52.5% subsidiary of Cable and Wireless plc Advised C&W on the sale of its 52.5% owned Australian subsidiary, Cable & Wireless Optus, to SingTel
Kymata Ltd.
Alcatel Optronics
Advised Kymata Ltd, the Scottish manufacturer of optical components, on its sale to Alcatel Optronics of France.
AT&T Canada
Advised AT&T Canada on a stand-alone financial restructuring
19-Dec-06
Brion Technologies, Inc.
Advised ASML Holding N.V., a leading provider of lithography systems for the semiconductor industry, on its acquisition of Brion Technologies, Inc.
Wolters Kluwer Education
Bridgepoint Capital Limited
Advised Bridgepoint Capital Limited on its acquisition of Wolters Kluwer Education, the pan-European educational publishing division of quoted Dutch-based information services and publishing company Wolters Kluwer NV
BCE Inc.
Teacher's Private Capital, Providence Equity Partners Inc. and Madison Dearborn Partners, LLC
Advised the Board of BCE on a review of a range of strategic alternatives that culminated in an agreement to sell to a consortium consisting of Teacher's Private Capital, Providence Equity Partners and Madison Dearborn Partners for $52.0 billion that was ultimately terminated
02-Jan-08
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E. Brost & J. Funke GmbH & Co. KG (BFK KG) and its 25% stake in Otto Group
Otto AG für Beteiligungen (investment vehicle of Otto family)
Advised the shareholders of BFK KG, comprising the families who also own German publisher WAZ Media Group, on the sale of their 25% holding in German retailing and services group Otto to the Otto family, which thereby regained full ownership of the business
BARTEC Group
Capvis
Advised Capvis, a leading Swiss private equity firm, on its acquisition of the BARTEC Group, a leading European provider of industrial safety technology, from Allianz Capital Partners, the captive private equity arm of Allianz AG, and the Barlian family (founding family)
Fermat International
Moody's Corporation
Advised Moody's Corporation on its acquisition of Fermat International, a leading provider of risk and performance management software to the global banking sector
Beattie McGuinness Bungay Ltd.
Cheil Worldwide, Inc.
Advised Cheil Worldwide, Inc, South Korea's largest marketing agency, on the acquisition of Beattie McGuinness Bungay Ltd, a leading independent UK advertising agency
01-May-09
euNetworks Group Limited
Advised euNetworks Group Ltd, a Singapore listed operator of a fibre telecommunications network in Europe, on a repurchase at a discount of the majority of its outstanding convertible bonds, financed by a placement and rights issue
Quebecor World Inc
Acted as financial advisor to Quebecor World on its CCAA / Chapter 11 restructuring
Verivox Holding Limited
Oakley Capital Private Equity LP
Advised the shareholders of Verivox Holdings Limited, comprising Independent News & Media plc and the founders and joint CEOs of Verivox, on the sale of 51% in Verivox, Germany's leading price comparison website for energy and telecommunications services, to Oakley Capital Private Equity
The Synovate Group
Ipsos S.A.
Advised Aegis Group plc on the sale of The Synovate Group, a leading global provider of custom market research, to Ipsos S.A.
Village Roadshow Entertainment Group
Advised Village Roadshow Entertainment Group on its $275 million mezzanine and equity capital raise from a group of investors
ASML Holding NV (minority stake)
Customers including Intel Corporation, TSMC and Samsung Electronics
Advised the Supervisory Board of ASML on the establishment of a Customer Co-Investment Program including the issue of 23% equity stake and $1.7 billion of R&D funding
Aegis Group plc
Dentsu Inc.
Advised Aegis Group plc, a leading global media and digital communications agency, on its sale to Dentsu Inc., the leading advertising group in Asia
Cymer, Inc.
Advised ASML Holding NV, a leading provider of lithography systems for the semiconductor industry, on its acquisition of Cymer, Inc., a leading supplier of lithography light sources used by chipmakers to manufacture advanced semiconductor devices
hibu plc (formerly Yell Group plc)
Advised hibu, a full service provider of digital and print marketing services for SMEs and owner of print directory brands Yellow Pages (UK), Yellowbook (US) and Paginas Amarillas (Spain), on the comprehensive restructuring of its £2.2 billion balance sheet debt
08-Apr-14
Skate Capital Corp.
Advised ARTnews, the world's oldest and most widely circulated art magazine, on its sale to Skate Capital Corp., a private art and media industry investment vehicle
Publications International, Ltd. Children's Division
Jiangsu Phoenix Publishing and Media Corporation Limited
Advised Publications International, a leading consumer book publisher, on the sale of its Children's Division to Jiangsu Phoenix Publishing and Media Corporation Limited
Siemens Health Services
Cerner Corporation
Advised Cerner Corporation, a leader in healthcare information services, on the acquisition of the assets of Siemens Aktiengesellschaft's healthcare information technology business unit, Siemens Health Services, for $1.3 billion in cash.
Telecity Group plc
Equinix, Inc.
Advised Telecity Group plc, Europe's leading provider of premium carrier-neutral data centres, on a recommended cash and share offer from Equinix, Inc. a leading US provider of colocation data centre services globally
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Early Decision 2 and Early Action 2 Deadline - January 15
Debbie Katz Knowles
Senior Lecturer in Music
Winds and Brass
Playing many instruments, jazz and percussion arrangements, jazz piano
BME Northwestern University
MM Northwestern University
Music 107: Band
Music 111-13: Applied Percussion
Music 104: Perspectives on Music
Music 150: Fundamentals of Music
Musicals: West Side Story, Oklahoma, Guys and Dolls, Kiss Me Kate, Music Man, 1776, Sound of Music, South Pacific, Singing in the Rain, Hello Dolly, Fiddler on the Roof, Man of La Mancha, Pirates of Penzance, the Mikado, Anything Goes, Oliver, Cats, Ragtime, Candide, the Fantasticks, and others '
Light Opera Works in Evanston, principal percussionist
Lake Forest Symphony, principal percussionist for over 20 years
Nutcracker Ballet
Jazz and Dixieland combos
New Horizons Band (tuba, euphonium, flute, alto flute, piccolo, bass clarinet, bariton sax, percussion)
Debbie Katz Knowles has been a Senior Lecturer and Teaching Associate in Music at Lake Forest College for over 20 years. She has Bachelors and Masters degrees in music from Northwestern University. She formerly held teaching positions at Northeastern Illinois University and the University of Wisconsin, Parkside. Courses she has taught at LFC include Fundamentals of Music, American Music, World Music Survey, Perspectives on Music, and Senior Seminar. She previously conducted the concert band for 7 years, and did so again during the Fall of 2016. Professor Knowles is a very active professional percussionist and drummer in the Chicago area, performing with many different groups like the Lake Forest Symphony (principal percussionist), Light Opera Works (principal percussionist), the Kenosha and Evanston Symphonies, the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra, other orchestras, musical theater groups, and jazz bands. She has recorded cds with the Lake Forest Symphony, Millar Brass Ensemble, Belle Aire Brass, Dana Legg Stageband, and Mike Fiorino and Ensemble 456. Besides percussion, Professor Knowles plays baritone sax, flute, piccolo, clarinet, and bass clarinet in community musicals and jazz bands.
Email: knowles@lakeforest.edu

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Hungry? Really hungry? Or is it just hypoglycemia?
Sometimes, working, I forget to eat. My friends don't believe that you can forget to eat. They think if you don't eat you get jittery and weak and blank in your brain – how can one work through that?
Then I remember that I used to be like that, too. To this day my family makes fun about the time I wanted to fast for a day, and broke the fast after three hours because I couldn't go on – it felt as if I was falling apart.
The difference between being hungry and being in the grip of hypoglycemia lies in how healthy your metabolism is. When you are diabetic or prediabetic (and most Americans fall in either category), you are always looking for food. You cannot go without for any prolonged time. Most Americans, for that reason, do not only eat, but they snack in between. And, listen – I don't blame them. Because if your metabolism is lousy (because of the Standard American Diet – or SAD) you NEED to eat frequent meals. Otherwise you fall apart. You feel you are hungry. In reality you are voracious because your cells are on a sugar rollercoaster.
This is how your metabolism – the sum of all the chemical and biochemical events in your body at any given time – functions if you eat SAD: You eat a load of sugar (white starches are chains of sugar molecules that are being digested within seconds of entering your mouth, filling you up with sugars, and more sugars). Your brain gets a nice sugar high. Insulin kicks in because high sugars are dangerous for your body (leading to blindness, impotence, heart disease, stroke, dementia, amputations, polyneuropathy, and so on). Since high sugars are so dangerous, your body shoots out much to much insulin. Next thing you know, your blood sugar is really low, and you feel lousy: weak, confused, shaky. What do you do? Well, you reach for another meal or a snack that starts the high-sugar/low-sugar cycle again. On the way, you gain weight because weight gain is the number one side-effect of insulin. And you go see-sawing through high and low blood sugars, never feeling top-fit and at your best potential.
What is the difference when your metabolism is healthy? You eat your three meals, and then you forget about it. You have energy to pursue what you love to do in life. And yes, sometimes you forget to eat because making music, or cleaning the yard, or making a scrapbook is so much fun.
What to eat to reach your perfect metabolism I have described in my diabetes book. But the main points are: Stop sugars and white starches (and don't replace them with artificial sweeteners). Eat proteins and good fats in every single meal. Within a day or two, your body will experience the difference between hunger and hypoglycemia. When somebody around you says: "I am hungry," I bet that in ninety percent they are talking the low-sugar jitters. Real hunger is different. Our ancient bodies are made to survive the normal periods of hunger and plenty of food. Our ancient bodies are not made to survive the overfeeding with sugars.
By the way, I didn't say that you can just suppress that feeling of being "hungry" and ignore it. That is exactly the point: Hypoglycemia is a real condition, and really dangerous. Don't try to starve when you come off a sugar high. Eat reasonably first. Then you can even put in a fasting day – as I can do now without difficulty. Or you can, once in a while, forget to eat altogether because you are so happily ensconced in a project that warms your heart.


PPC or pay per click is technically the fastest way for your business website to get noticed by your target audience or customers. PPC is always a way where you pay to get attention but not earn it as in an organic campaign.
1. Is PPC is a question of pay more to gain more..
The answer to this question is no but it has lot to do with the quality score of any keyword against which you target your campaign and the quality score is define by Search engine publishers like Google themselves.
It's our PPC service which can help you improve that.
2. How the quality score is defined?
A quality score is measured in the range of 1-10.The objective behind giving quality score is give the searcher a better experience. The quality score has a lot to do with the ad copy (short description which you write on a ad) and the website's page on which the searchers lands after clicking on your ad.
3. What you pay to Google or other search engine publishers in PPC?
What Figrative charges for its services?
• First, It is not Figrative decisions on how much money you pay to Google or search engine publishers for running a PPC campaign but is always defined by your marketing budget. Our job is always to get your best results within your budget.


I've transferring a bunch of bulleted text from word into exel. It automatically puts each bullet into a different cell, where as I actually want it all in the same cell. If I merge the cells, it only keeps data in the uppermost cell.
How do I either a) merge and keep all the text in the same cell or b) copy and paste the bulleted text going into a single cell?
I think I had the same problem.
If I am correct the problem is with text to columns and choosing different delimiter than tab. After I changed the delimiter to tab (in any example) and then pasted the value you want one more time, the value will be pasted correctly, all in the same column.


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Let me introduce you all to the future Mrs Dami Cole…. She's our delectable contributor lead editor on this blog. Fomerly Miss Damilola Aweda is formally tying the knot with me on December 6th, 2014 in Lagos, Nigeria.
Venue : The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Lagos Province 25 headquarters, Otunba Runsewe Avenue, Ahmadiyah busstop, Lagos- Abeokuta expressway, Lagos at 10:00am.
So we have a few Pre-wedding pictures which we decided to do.


If you're trying to find out where to watch MLS on US TV, you've come to the right place.
MLS is gaining popularity with each season. In fact, a recent ESPN poll showed that Major League Soccer has actually caught up with Major League Baseball's following among 12- to 17-year-olds.
With plenty of new fans, MLS took advantage of a new television deal for 2015-2022. The league struck an eight-year deal with ESPN, FOX Sports, and Univision (for Spanish language telecasts) to broadcast Major League Soccer matches until the end of the 2022 season.
MLS games are televised across FOX Sports (FS1 or FOX), ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, Univision Deportes, Univision and UniMas.
Many Saturday MLS games are not available on national TV, but are instead shown on local TV networks (where available) or ESPN+ (paid subscription service). Plus matches are available via the MLS Direct Kick package from some TV providers.
Every season, MLS teams compete in the US Open Cup, a historic soccer tournament that unfortunately doesn't get as much love or appreciation from soccer fans and media in the United States.
If you have any questions about where to watch MLS on US TV, let us know in the comments section below.
Radio listeners can tune into ESPN Radio and ESPN Deportes Radio for live coverage of live MLS matches. Streaming service TuneIn radio provides specialized team broadcasts of many top Major League Soccer clubs. SiriusXM FC also has plenty of coverage and commentary throughout the MLS season.
Many pubs and sports bars also show live matches of MLS games as well. To find a comprehensive list of pubs/sports bars that air your favorite Major League Soccer team's matches, click here.


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Legal, Management
Apple's application to trademark 'startup' enters indexing phase
Rose Powell
An application filed by Apple Inc to trademark the term "startup" in Australia has been approved for indexing and will be up for examination in November.
Filed by Apple's lawyers Baker & Mackenzie on August 27, trademark application 1576935 is now listed as "indexing approved".
A spokesperson for IP Australia, the government body that processes trademark and patent requests, told StartupSmart once a trademark request is indexed, it usually takes 13 weeks before it is examined and the findings published.
"People can put in to fasten up that process. It still won't change the length of time it takes to get it fully registered (just over seven months), but they put forward a business case to get it expedited," said the spokesperson, adding this trademark's results should be published by mid-November.
The examination includes thorough searches into similar terms.
"[The examination includes] really thorough searches on our database to make sure no one else has anything registered or pending that is same or similar. They do phonetic and what are called 'fuzzy word' searches, for anything that could be construed to the same or similar in that field," says the spokesperson, adding sometimes the examiners let things through that are the same or similar if they're in different industries such as Dove Chocolate and Dove Soap.
Once the findings are published in mid-November, the status of the trademark application will change to "accepted and advertised" if they've passed examination.
"If it's 'under examination', you'll know it's been sent out an adverse report by the examiner. If it's got 'accepted and advertised', you know it's the two month opposition period," the spokesperson says.
Brian Goldberg, an intellectual property lawyer at Premier IP Ventures, told StartupSmart in August that Apple may pass the examination phase.
"With significant usage, there is a possibility it will pass the examination phase," Goldberg said.
While pre-registered trademarks would be allowed to co-exist if Apple was successful, Goldberg said he anticipated Apple would be proactive in enforcing their trademark if successful.
The move angered the Australian start-up community, with several entrepreneurs calling for the sector to unite to object to the trademark application if it passes examination.
To oppose, opponents need to file a Notice of Intention to Oppose form and pay a $250 fee.
Opponents will also need to file a "Statement of Grounds and Particulars" form outlining why they're opposing within a month of filing their notice of intention.
There are 14 grounds on which a trademark can be opposed, detailed in the form.


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package com.seleniumtests.connectors.remote;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.file.Paths;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;

import com.seleniumtests.util.logging.SeleniumRobotLogger;

import net.schmizz.sshj.SSHClient;
import net.schmizz.sshj.common.IOUtils;
import net.schmizz.sshj.connection.channel.direct.Session;
import net.schmizz.sshj.connection.channel.direct.Session.Command;
import net.schmizz.sshj.transport.verification.OpenSSHKnownHosts;
import net.schmizz.sshj.transport.verification.PromiscuousVerifier;

public class Ssh {

	private static final Logger logger = SeleniumRobotLogger.getLogger(Ssh.class);

	private enum ConnectMethod {
		PASSWORD, KEY;
	}

	private String host;
	private String user;
	private String password;
	private String keyFile;
	protected SSHClient ssh;
	private ConnectMethod connectMethod;

	/**
	 * Configure SSH connection
	 * @param host				host to connect to
	 * @param user				user
	 * @param password			password
	 * @param serverFingerPrint server identity. may be null if already stored in known_hosts file or if checkIdentity is false
	 * @param checkIdentity		if true, server identity will be checked
	 * @throws IOException
	 */
	public Ssh(String host, String user, String password, String serverFingerPrint, Boolean checkIdentity) throws IOException {
		this.user = user;
		this.password = password;
		this.host = host;
		connectMethod = ConnectMethod.PASSWORD;
		configureConnection(serverFingerPrint, checkIdentity);
	}

	/**
	 * Configure SSH connection with key file
	 * @param host				host to connect to
	 * @param user				user
	 * @param keyFile			key file to use to connect to server
	 * @param serverFingerPrint server identity. may be null if already stored in known_hosts file or if checkIdentity is false
	 * @param checkIdentity		if true, server identity will be checked
	 * @throws IOException
	 */
	public Ssh(String host, String user, File keyFile, String serverFingerPrint, Boolean checkIdentity) throws IOException {
		this.host = host;
		this.user = user;
		this.keyFile = keyFile.getAbsolutePath();
		connectMethod = ConnectMethod.KEY;
		configureConnection(serverFingerPrint, checkIdentity);
	}

	private void configureConnection(String serverFingerPrint, Boolean checkIdentity) throws IOException {
		createKnownHosts();
		ssh = new SSHClient();
		ssh.loadKnownHosts();

		if (!Boolean.TRUE.equals(checkIdentity)) {
			ssh.addHostKeyVerifier(new PromiscuousVerifier());
		} else if (serverFingerPrint != null) {
			ssh.addHostKeyVerifier(serverFingerPrint);
		} else {
			File khFile = new File(OpenSSHKnownHosts.detectSSHDir(), "known_hosts");
			ssh.addHostKeyVerifier(new OpenSSHKnownHosts(khFile));
		}
	}

	public void connect() throws IOException {
		ssh.connect(host);

		if (connectMethod.equals(ConnectMethod.PASSWORD)) {
			ssh.authPassword(user, password);
		} else {
			ssh.authPublickey(user, keyFile);
		}
	}

	public void disconnect() throws IOException {
		ssh.disconnect();
	}

	/**
	 * create known_hosts file
	 * @throws IOException
	 */
	private void createKnownHosts() throws IOException {
		Paths.get(System.getProperty("user.home"), ".ssh").toFile().mkdirs();
		if (!(Paths.get(System.getProperty("user.home"), ".ssh", "known_hosts").toFile().createNewFile())) {
			logger.info("known_hosts file has not bee created");
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Execute a command on remote host
	 * @param command		command to execute
	 * @param wait			do we wait for command termination
	 * @return				output
	 * @throws IOException
	 */
	public String executeCommand(String command, Integer wait) throws IOException {
		Session session = ssh.startSession();
		String result = "NO_RESULT";
        try {
        	Command cmd = session.exec(command);
        	result = IOUtils.readFully(cmd.getInputStream()).toString();
        	cmd.join(wait, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
        } finally {
        	session.close();
        }
        return result;
	}
}

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Designing for Troy Cloth and Paper's TNO Print Off!
Participating in Troy Cloth and Paper's Troy Night Out Print Off! was such a great experience. About six months ago I had done a design in a similar style for a client that didn't end up going live. I had so much fun with this hand done illustration, which is much different than my typical work, that I knew I wanted to expand on it.
I contacted Troy Cloth and Paper (whose prints I've always admired) and asked if I could participate. They were really excited about the idea, since the theme of the month was history - and the evening was the celebrate Troy's Bicentennial of being a city! My original Albany 'sketch' fit right in with the theme.
I started with some research (thanks Wikipedia!) and did some loose pencil sketches of the 'events' I wanted to feature in the poster. From there I broke out the marker paper and my favorite Pigma pen (s/o to the 1mm - my favorite for this type of work) and start redrawing the sketches and trying to fit them into each other. I learn so much about Troy's history through this project!
From there, I brought the art to the computer so I could do more fine tweaking and redrawing parts if need be. Color for me always comes last - we ended up going with a kraft paper with red ink (very patriotic and has a vintage, handmade vibe) and a black paper with white ink (fun!).
It was awesome to see my art being pulled in person. If you are interested in having a little piece of Troy history for yourself - check them out here. Thanks again to Troy Cloth and Paper for this opportunity to try something new.


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Nickel Mining Like its 1864 Ahead of The Herd. Today, nickel sulfide deposits are the primary source of mined nickel about 58% because they are easier and cheaper to mine and process than lateritic ore.
The development of new process technologies will result in the conversion of some resources into the reserve base. Ongoing exploration continues to add to both bases. According to some sources, nickel resources on the sea-bed are many times those located on land. The land resource base is thought to be in excess of 100 years at the present mining rate.
Sudbury Integrated Nickel Operations consist of underground mines, a mill and a smelter. The Company has been mining nickel-copper ores in the Sudbury area of northern Ontario, Canada, since 1929. The Company has been mining nickel-copper ores in the Sudbury area of northern Ontario, Canada, since 1929.
2015-02-19· This video will take you step-by-step through Eagle's mining process. In addition, the video explains the techniques we use to find nickel and copper.


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Giuliani: So many people own Hillary there's nothing left of her
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani joked on New York AM 970 radio show "The Cats Roundtable" Sunday that so many companies and Russian oligarchs own Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton that "there's nothing left of her." "Donald Trump is challenging the corrupt, dysfunctional system that we have in Washington," Giuliani told host John Catsimatidis. He then added, "On Hillary, they own her. Goldman Sachs owns her, all those companies that paid her millions, the Russian oligarchs who pushed money into the Clinton Foundation and got uranium for Russia. So many people own Hillary there's nothing left of her." If Hillary had a jacket with everyone who owns her from nations to corporations it would look like a NASCAR drivers fire suit. Not only is Hillary owned by the likes of Wall Street and the banking world, but she is also owned by nations who hate us like Iran, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and many others mainly in the middle east. Hillary Clinton is owned by the one percent of the world, that Americans like myself wonder how anyone in America can even buy into her campaign. Hillary Clinton spits rhetoric when she claims to be for the middle class and against the one percent, when her campaign and herself is funded with millions of dollars from the worlds one percent elite and their corporations.
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Early this Autumn, the Cryptocurrency Task Force set up by the Chancellor in April will deliver its Report. The Task Force is led by HM Treasury, the FCA and the Bank of England. Its deliberations will result in proposals as to how the UK should regulate this dynamic but highly controversial new medium of exchange.
Meanwhile the Treasury Select Committee has been probing into cryptocurrencies and worldwide, they have become a major focus of speculation and rapidly rising and falling fortunes from China to Venezuela.
This conference aims to give a forum for discussion of the Task Force's Report, the following panel sessions will give all stakeholders the opportunity to state and debate their points of view.
Innovate Finance network can benefit from a special 20% discount on tickets. Use discount code 'CRYPTO1IF' to claim the discount.


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Az 1996-os Urban Hang Suite Maxwell debütáló nagylemeze. Egy koncepcióalbum, amely egy felnőttszerelemre fókuszáló dalciklus köré épül. Szerepel az 1001 lemez, amit hallanod kell, mielőtt meghalsz című könyvben.

Egyéves huzavona után jelent meg, mérsékelt kereskedelmi és kritikai sikert ért el. Az album az Ascension (Don't Ever Wonder) kislemez segítségével tett szert valamennyi figyelemre, egy éven belül pedig egymillió példányban kelt el. A kritikusok dicsérték, elsősorban azt méltatták, hogy elfordult a kor mainstream-irányú R&B-től.

Az Urban Hang Suite nagy befolyással volt Maxwell karrierjére, a lemeznek hála szexszimbólummá és komoly előadóvá vált a zenei színpadon. Az albumot a kritikusok Maxwell legjobb munkájának tartják, máig a legeladottabb lemeze.

Az album dalai

Fordítás

1996 nagylemezei

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The FINANCIAL -- The European Union Advisory Mission (EUAM) Ukraine have recently launched an extensive training programme on public order policing for the National Police of Ukraine (NPU) in cooperation with the Danish and Swedish police.
The aim of the training is to help ensure that demonstrations and mass gatherings take place peacefully and minimise the risk of violence.
This large-scale practical training programme is being conducted as part of the EU-funded 'Support to Police Reform in Ukraine' project and will last until September 2018, according to the EU Neighbours portal.
In the first three-week training in Kyiv, which took place on 5-21 March, 70 police officers participated. It is planned that up to 400 officers from the NPU will have received training by end of 2018. The most successful participants will become trainers themselves and will pass on the experience they gained from the course to their colleagues.
The training programme takes into consideration that the use of force should be the last option in public order actions, when all other means of de-escalation have been attempted.
"The main task of the police is not to control mass events, but to assist, interact and communicate with participants and organisers of mass events", underlined the Head of the NPU, Serhiy Kniazev.
The programme will train Ukrainian police on how to react more quickly and reduce injuries and casualties. One of the tactical aspects of this is to use vehicles as a natural shield. This is a method which is proven to protect both police officers and demonstrators, and thus reduce the potential for injuries.


Fall is in the air, can you feel it? No? Well, to be honest, me neither.
But I do know the fall season is well upon us. The kids are back in school, the ghosts and goblins have trick-or-treated, local oysters are popping up on restaurant menus and we have just turned back the clocks. Do you know how else I know it is actually fall? I recently returned from the High Point Market, my industry's bi-annual tradeshow.
For me, Market exciting because for me it is a time of inspiration and discovery. It is my chance to re-visit favorite showrooms and seek out some new ones. I love to see what the big name designers have been creating in their studios and scoping out the up-and-coming trends. High Point Market is like the Fashion Week of the furniture and design world. With 11.5 million square feet of showrooms and event space to meander through, there is no lack of visual stimulation – and no way to see it all!
As with each season, there are trends and fads to be found. Which ones will endure for a while and which ones will quickly fade away? Only time will tell.
Shiny or matte, polished or brushed, hammered or smooth, all things metallic were haute, haute, haute this season. Gold and brass tones were still dominate the market but chrome is reappearing here and there. A comeback? We will see. Interestingly, mixing different metal finishes on the same piece is even more on point, so look for more of these combinations in the future.
Not all furniture is created equally. For example, many pieces are not designed to "float" in a space or be viewed from multiple angles. With the proliferation of open concept plans and free-flowing rooms, furniture is more often being placed away from walls and visible from all sides. This provides opportunities for manufacturers to create interesting sculptural pieces - whether it be an intriguing back on a lounge chair or an unexpected flourish on a console table.
Leather, hemp, limestone, and agate are among the materials being used in new and interesting ways. I found beautiful table lamps in the John Richard showroom that showcased clusters of real geodes, quartz crystals, and seashells artfully attached to the base and crowned by simple and elegant silk shades. In the Cyan Design showroom I bought a gorgeous small side table for a client that features a polished, silver travertine stone top that rests effortlessly over a nickel-colored metal base in the shape of a cluster of twigs.
Highlighting the artist's hand was evident this market, especially in textiles. Phillip Jeffries, a manufacturer of exquisite wallcoverings, introduced a new series aptly named Fade. These painterly panels feature a graduated saturation of color printed on grounds of silk, paper weave, or hemp. The stunning visual punch of an entire wall covered in this product is similar to the "ombre" effect of graduated dye we have see on fabrics, and what we have seen in hair salons and runway shows the past few seasons.
Tufted upholstery application is nothing new and a classic tufted Chesterfield leather sofa will certainly always be in style. However, sleek linear channel tufting, and slightly gathered and sewn fabric (a.k.a. ruching) are techniques popping up everywhere, adding visual interest to upholstered pieces and dressing up plain fabrics. Channel quilting gives a retro nod to Art Deco or can be totally modern. Ruching adds a softer, handcrafted touch.
So, that's my two cents on the High Point Market show for this fall. Trends will come and go. Interior designers can help you sort through these emerging styles and fads to help you determined the right ones for you. I think the whole point is to have some fun and keep it fresh. You will always want some timeless classics accented with something new and exciting.
Vicky, who deals in fine rugs, has an eye for the exotic. The loft she shares with her husband Denny in a converted bakery in downtown Savannah is filled with unusual treasures gathered from their many travels. And the rooftop deck that crowns their jewel of a home is no different. It is the perfect exterior extension of the interior space below, offering an outdoor entertainment space for family and friends not usually associated with a converted loft in an urban setting.
A ring of built-in benches surrounds a pair of marbled-topped bistro tables, providing places to eat, drink, or spread-out the New York Times on a Sunday lazy morning. A gas grill and small counter with a sink serve as a simple prep kitchen for Denny's barbeque creations. Potted plants of all sizes and shapes provide punches of color and shade from the mid-day sun. In the evening the aforementioned cushions make the perfect spot to lie down and catch a cool breeze while gazing at the stars. It is an exotic oasis in the middle of a southern downtown.
Vicky and Denny's rooftop retreat is fabulously chic and highly personal but the concept is not so uncommon these days. It seems that almost overnight outdoor living spaces have become all the rage. We have gone from the traditional ground-level patio or wood deck or small balcony as almost an afterthought to the point of creating state-of-the-art luxury living spaces right in the backyard.
Here in the Lowcountry, our wonderfully mild climate means there are plenty of days to use and enjoy outdoor spaces. And, I am happy to report, our local architects, builders, and homeowners have embraced this fact and are taking full advantage of it. Outdoor space is being incorporated into the design concept of our homes like never before. The inside has gone outside, literally.
Fireplaces, water features, full kitchens, and electronics are being incorporated outside with comfortable furniture and accessories to create al fresco rooms. Whether it is all about outdoor opulence, backyard entertainment, or simply a daily escape to reflect and enjoy tranquil moments away from it all, these spaces are becoming our favorite areas of the home.
Creating an outdoor living area that serves as a personal retreat or functional entertainment room will not only change your lifestyle but might just change your life. Outdoor living areas provide space to entertain, spend time with family and friends, and to simply enjoy ones natural surroundings.
Every imaginable indoor luxury is outside – comfy furniture, rugs, accessories, a full kitchen and bar, fireplace, spa and pool! A true oasis! Ultimate space to entertain family and friends or to just escape from the day-to-day.
I think I may be feeling a bit depressed. Tonight one of my favorite television shows, Mad Men, is coming to an end. After 7 seasons, the stylish series is wrapping up just as the decade in which it is set, the swingin' 60's, also comes to a close.
There are a lot of things I enjoy about this period drama. I appreciate the slow pace of the action, multitude of colorful characters, the exciting time period of Madison Avenue advertising, and the moody tone (which may have gone hand-in-hand with the full bar in every advertising executive's office). But I think what really drew me first and foremost was the way the set designers and costumers captured the decade so brilliantly.
My fascination of mid-century modern design and pop culture is never ending. Perhaps it is because I was born then. Most likely it is my fixation - or should I say appreciation - for the clean, modern, efficient and optimistic design ethos of that period. This is why I feel so many of the elements of mid-century modern design can work with our lifestyles right here in the Lowcountry.
Dare I say, super groovy.
So while I may be sad to see Don Draper and his cohorts fade into television history, I am very excited to see the ideas, themes, and characteristics of mid-century modern have been rediscovered in the world of home furnishings and décor. My trip last month up to High Point, NC, for the semi-annual International Furnishing Market confirmed it!
Vanguard Furniture was one highlight. I felt like I was in the same cocktail lounge with Angie, Frank, Dean and Sammy! All tweaked-out in colors and patterns like the Las Vegas vibe we remember, the showroom played classic movies on big television screens atop sleek entertainment consoles. Those bulky, old school TV armoires are so square, man.
Next door at the Hickory White showroom, acid-hued colors exploded on the walls in the Lillian August Collection. Like the joke wall from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, audacious aubergine, pumped-up puce, and shocking chartreuse all mingled comfortably together like the bold patterns you would find on a Pucci dress or a Merimekko shower curtain. Chunky, stylized, gilt hardware dressed drawer fronts and doors like a piece of Henry Moore sculpture. The showroom just dazzled.
Across town, typically traditional Hickory Chair had embraced the trend too. Here consoles with tapered legs, low-slung sectionals, and exotically patterned textiles graced the showroom and recalled the work of decorating guru David Hicks.
Don't get me wrong, the Mad Men aesthetic is not for everyone. But I like the way it has added a renewed nostalgic dimension to design and glamour. Think of the classic Lincoln Continentals of the 1960's, minimal, elegant, effortlessly stylish. Maybe a welcome alternative to all the large scaled and ornamented faux-chateaux interiors or those pining for a change from the "Pottery Barn/Restoration Hardware" rustic chic salvage look. And as much as I am drawn to our nature-inspired palette of earthy browns and mossy greens, sometimes I just crave a punch of psychedelic saffron or outrageous orange thrown in to spice it up a bit.
I am excited at the new opportunities to employ some of my favorite mid-century modern motifs in upcoming projects for my clients. It will be a chance to look toward the future while giving a nod to the past.
I hope tonight's martini will help me get over my Mad Men is ending funk. By the way, how long until the next season of Downton Abbey begins?
We were staring at the double electrical panel for the home that were inexplicably visible in this vestibule area separating the master bedroom suite from the laundry room - all within view of the foyer. I suppose you could attempt to camouflage them with a piece of art. Unfortunately the panels' awkward position in this recess would dictate that anything large enough to cover them would appear to be shoehorned into the space without any "breathing room." Not an ideal look - but perhaps the lesser of two evils. Evils!? Always remember, the devil is in the details!
The placement seemed completely avoidable to me; careful planning during the design process should have presented different solutions. For example, why not located them in the adjacent laundry room, also off this vestibule? A better spot for the panels could have easily been located across from the washer and dryer above the built-in bench and storage cubbies. Here a large piece of art could have easily screened the panels from view and added a little finishing touch to what was already a rather nice space.
These electrical panels were not the only offenders during my tour. In another home, the transom windows of the commodious master bath shower offered unobstructed views directly to the second floor of the house next door. Howdy, neighbor! While I assume the home I was touring had been built first, didn't anyone think, gee, somebody may someday build a house on that lot next door?
In another home the "great room" was anything but. Here the placement of the chandelier dictated a table would leave little room for any seating near the fireplace. Furthermore the adjacent "media room" was so small that a single lounge chair and ottoman would fill it up. I wondered why there was a wall, for without it there was an opportunity for this room to be great.
Another "miss" presented during the tour were examples of poorly placed light fixtures in several bathrooms. This is a pet peeve that can make my head spin. If you are going to have two light fixtures over two sinks on a double vanity, they need to be centered. Period. If you are going to use decorative framed mirrors, center the lights. Please. Not even the most expensive wallpapers can diminish this mistake.
I don't want to sound harshly critical. Interior designers are trained to look beyond the pretty paint colors, polished granites and hand-scraped walnut floors. In addition to the aesthetics, I focus my attention on form and function – working to ensure the devilish details are not missed. An additional set of professional eyes are crucial when planning a new house or remodeling an existing home. These are reasons to consult an interior designer during the planning phase. A successful designer will take a good, long, look at floor plans to make sure furniture groupings will work, electrical switches are where they should be, floor outlets are well positioned, lighting is placed correctly and electrical panels are inconspicuous. You need to pay attention to these details so your home can look like a million bucks.
Those of you who follow my column regularly know that when it comes to the holidays, I am all about decking my halls to the max. There is nary a corner in my home that escapes some special sparkle and twinkling tinsel. Subtlety and restraint are not words anyone would use to describe my holiday decorating.
Of course, my holiday decor revolves around my towering Christmas tree. Each year my partner and I erect a giant Frazier fir in the living room on the day after Thanksgiving and then begin the weekend-long process of festooning it with all its shiny accoutrements. It is an arduous process that is at times fun and at others, not so much. However, come Sunday evening when the empty boxes have been put back into the attic and the dining table is no longer the "ornament staging area" we can relax with a glass of wine and enjoy the view. For us, the tree signals that the holiday season has officially begun.
As much as I (mostly) love putting up my tree, I do sometimes wonder when I will simplify the process. Last year we decided to "downsize" it a bit from what we used to do and we chose a 9-foot tall one instead of our usual 11-foot monster. We meant to do the same this year but I think we failed as we needed a ladder and not just a step-stool to string the lights and hang the star on top. Could I still have fabulous and festive holiday decor without my gargantuan, traditional, live tree?
Let's face it, not everyone has the time, motivation, or the space to put up a tree. Unlike me, you may not want to spend a weekend lugging boxes down from the attic, rearranging furniture, and borrowing a friend's truck simply to create a month-long fire-hazard installation in your living room. Does this make you a Scrooge? Of course not. Many people who celebrate and decorate for Christmas choose to forgo the tree.
My dear friends and neighbors Barbara and Ralph turn their beautiful Victorian home into a virtual winter wonderland every season, yet there is not a single Christmas tree to be found at their house. Outside, they have the front doors elegantly festooned with the most amazing fresh greens and garlands you have ever seen. This year metallic plaid ribbons and bows are woven into the wreaths. Both the front porch and a large crepe myrtle tree out front are meticulously outlined in twinkling white lights. It is postcard perfect.
The embellishments continue inside as well. On their living room fireplace mantle a collection of European Santa statues are displayed, each one a cherished treasure from a lifetime of travel. These Santas gaze out across the room to a most unusual Nativity scene perched on the console table behind the sofa. From the dining room chandelier hang glass ornaments, suspended from colorful ribbons. And they always have the most amazing fresh floral arrangements on the table and sideboard. When we gather at their house for Christmas dinner there is no mistaking which holiday we are celebrating despite the complete absence of a tree. In fact, I do not think anyone really notices that there isn't one.
So, will I ever be able to fully give up my tree? Perhaps, but I can guarantee you it will certainly be a gradual tapering off and scaling down rather than quitting the tradition cold turkey. However, when I think of how quickly I assemble and decorate the 5 foot tall frankly faux silver tinsel tree I place in my foyer, I am tempted to give a tree-free holiday season some serious consideration.
Those of you who follow my column regularly know that when it comes to the Christmas, I am all about decking my halls to the max. There is nary a corner in my home that escapes some special sparkle and twinkling tinsel. Subtlety and restraint are not words anyone would use to describe my holiday decorating.
Of course, my Yuletide decor revolves around my towering Christmas tree. Each year my partner and I erect a giant Frazier fir in the living room on the day after Thanksgiving and then begin the weekend-long process of festooning it with all its shiny accoutrements. It is a labor intensive process that is at times fun and at others, not so much. However, come Sunday evening when the empty boxes have been put back into the attic and the dining table is no longer the "ornament staging area" we can relax with a glass of wine and enjoy the view. For us, our glittering tree signals that the holiday season has officially begun.
As much as I (mostly) love putting up my tree, I do sometimes wonder when I will simplify the process. Last year we decided to "downsize" it a bit from what we usually do and we chose a 9-foot one instead of our usual 11-foot monster. We meant to do the same this year but we failed the eye test at the tree lot. We ended up needing a ladder and not just a step-stool to string the lights and hang the star on top.
Could I still have fabulous and festive holiday decor without my gargantuan, traditional, live tree?
The embellishments continue inside as well. On their living room mantle you will find a collection of European Santas, each one a cherished treasure from a lifetime of travel. They gaze across the room to a most unusual lighted Christmas village perched on the console table behind the sofa. From the dining room chandelier hang glass ornaments. Suspended from colorful ribbons they float above the most amazing fresh floral arrangements. And on their dining room mantle an army of glittery snowmen keep an eye on dinner guests. When we gather at their house for Christmas dinner there is no mistaking which holiday we are celebrating. In fact, I do not think anyone really notices that there isn't a tree in sight.
So, will I ever be able to fully give up my tree? Perhaps, but I can guarantee you it will certainly be a gradual tapering off and scaling down rather than quitting the tradition cold turkey. However, when I think of how quickly I assemble and decorate the 5 foot tall frankly faux silver tinsel tree I place in my foyer, I am tempted to give a tree-free holiday season some serious consideration. After all, when Barbara and Ralph call to say "Happy New Year," I realize they don't have a tree they have to take down.
It's that time of year again, change is in the air. Well, almost in the air, but I am not going to complain about these recent 80 degree temperatures at the end of October. Summer is definitely over, the kids are back in school, and the holidays are rapidly approaching.
It is also time for the Fall Furniture Market up in High point, North Carolina. Think of it as the bi-annual fashion show for the home where manufacturers and exhibitors showcase their latest collections so that designers like myself can catch a glimpse of the future trends in home decor.
This year I saw a revival of several themes from the past but as always these styles were tweaked and twisted like we have never seen before. The results were some fresh interpretations of familiar elements, sort of a look into the future with a nod to the past.
(NOT SO) TRADITIONAL TUFTING – Tufting is not only for Chesterfield sofas and leather ottomans, we are seeing it pop up all over the place. On seating, headboards, even some case goods, this traditional detail gets a twist with contrasting color or even metal buttons. It is a luxe detail that adds texture and dimension to solid fabrics and leather and can take a print fabric to the next level.
BOLD BRASS – It is coming back on everything from light fixtures to furniture to accessories. However, this is not the cheesy, shiny, polished brass of yesterday (like the outdated door hardware I recently talked my clients into replacing), but richly grained and brushed giving it an understated patina and allure. It instantly adds warmth and glow to a space.
PLENTY OF PIPING - contrast piping is showing up on a lot of upholstery - this time around it is done a little differently with brighter colors and new materials like metallic threads. It highlights interesting shapes and silhouettes and adds another layer to the design.
STATEMENT TABLES – Who says a table has to have 4 legs, straight edges and, well, just be plain and boring? No offense to the classic Parsons table but sometimes you just want to make a statement. Whether it is a live edge dining table that showcases the natural beauty of the bark of a tree or an unusual sculptural coffee table base supporting a floating glass top, tables are making their own statement.
DUAL FABRIC UPHOLSTERY – I am not talking about those patchwork quilt, shabby-chic style chairs and ottomans that were (unfortunately) in vogue a few years ago. This new trend is a much more sophisticated look which typically pairs a textured or patterned fabric with a solid one. Sometimes the pairing is more about subtle contrast material such as smooth leather on the outside back of a piece with a velvety chenille on the inside cushions.
BURLED, BLONDED, and CERUSED – after years of being drowned in dark stains or covered with paint, wood grain is again being celebrated for its natural beauty and warmth. Exotic inlays of curly maple evoke Neo-classical influences while honey toned veneers hint at Mid-Century Modern. My favorite is the French cerused finish which is a liming technique used on oak to elegantly highlight the linear grain. The technique is not new but the look is fresh, understated, and simply divine.
BRING THE INDOORS OUTSIDE – Manufacturers are really blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor furniture. Durable plush fabrics and intricately detailed weatherproof finishes will provide you with comfort and style you never thought possible for outdoor furniture. Given our wonderful climate here in the Lowcountry (80 degrees in October!) and the proliferation of outdoor rooms and entertaining spaces, these innovative all-weather products will serve us well.
So, is your home going to fall behind with the times or fly towards the future with the new trends? Remember, it is OK to pay homage to a classic look but infuse it with some contemporary flair for a fresh look and feel.


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The Mosy Scrapper would like to congratulate the new designers added to the TMS Design Team…..Janet Dlugokenski and Pamela Mann! We can't wait to work with these talented scrappers!
Below is a list of the 11 designers that make up the current DT at Sketches: Creatively Yours! You can read the full announcement here. The term is April 1- Sept 1, 2010. It's a really varied Team. They have skills in the areas of whimsy, vintage, clean-lined, simple, collage and more romantic scrappin'. Some are excellent journalers! others excel at cardmaking. The range is from beginner to expert.
Guest Sketch Artist for April 2010 is Noella Arsenault, founder of "Creatively Yours!" A link to her creations is HERE.
The Color Room, a new challenge site launches on April 7th. Please come and join us and be inspired by the Color Room artists and each other!
Larissa Albernaz, Iris Babao Uy, Ingvild Bolme, Steph Devlin, Lucy Edson, Danielle Flanders, Sasha Holloway, Janine Koczwara, Kathie Link , Leanne Pearce, Lydell Quin, Ronda Palazzari, Jing-Jing Nickel, Emeline Seet, Kim Watson, Karola Witczak.
Jan Crowley is a new Designer at JessicaSprague.com.
Cristal "Pinky" Hobbs and Ally Serrato are joining Deb Famularo as the new Design Team for the teen inspired Paris Hilton Creativity Collection.
To see the complete line of products and for purchase information, please go to www.pariscreativity.com!
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Q: Azure Site Recovery replication policy Performing azure site recovery in South India region of azure data center.
My machines are replicated using the configuration server and agents through a Virtual Private Network tunnel between my on premise network and Azure . Now suppose after all the process is done.
Now One day my network bandwidth gets choked and my network team asks me to stop the replication and then continue the replication again when the proper bandwidth is available.
can i do that?? or i have to delete all the servers and then replicate them from the scratch.

A: Yes you can do that (in short there's an ability to configure replication windows, when the traffic gets send over the wire), follow these articles:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/site-recovery/site-recovery-faq
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3056159

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However Mini says of the ice cream vans: "I just like the shape", though the important role of an ice cream van in Assault on Precinct 13, is also important to her: "I'm obsessed with films and music. "Mini's influenced by the whole pop art world, modern illustrators, Peter Blake, Francis Bacon, and there's definitely a touch of the David Hockneys about her work in some of the large expanses of colour, particularly a blue like the colour of the Bigger Splash paintings.
Mini claims her work doesn't look to the retro but her love for Mad Men and inclusion of portraits of some of its stars including Jon Hamm and Christina Hendricks shows a definite liking for the past.
The ice cream vans are gentle and rounded, sparse on detail but there is a lot of attention to the detail that is there. Other subjects are quite varied. There's Siblings, three young children and a car, and then Selfridges, showing the Birmingham shopping centre which is certainly a landmark whether you like it or not.
La Manga Beach has fantastic colours, and you can feel the heat around the shuttered building and the thin shadows as two men walk towards the shore.
In ATE, people wander past a prominent curved building in central London, and in Near Warren Street the iconic ice cream van returns, with a bicycle, surrounded by tall, modern glass buildings.
My personal favourites are the street scenes but there's lots of portraits too, including a younger Barbara Streisand.
It's an interesting exhibition, well laid out, and showing stylish works in a good setting.
Brilliant styles of work! A great artist!!


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