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Cabin Crew Posted by Nidhi YagnikPosted on Fri, April 06, 2018 08:58:02
The primary role of a Flight Steward & Cabin Crew is to ensure the comfort and safety of the passengers and to provide hospitality service in the airlines. They also tasked with the customer service duties like as serving foods & drinks, as a secondary job.
Being a Flight steward is one of the best career opportunities for youngsters who just qualified their 12th examination and aspiring a career in the high paying & fast growing industry.
The minimum qualification required to become a Flight Steward & Cabin Crew is Intermediate or graduation. There are various institutes in India offers diploma courses after 12th in the field of Aviation. Some of the airlines also provide 3 to 6 month training.
Due to increase in new airlines in the aviation sector, the aviation industry is expanding. That's why the job opportunities of the Cabin Attendants are growing at a very fast rate. There are good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities for youngster not only in India but also in abroad.
The Job profile of the flight attendants is very exciting, they can visit all over the world & see various cultures while earning a reasonably good salary at the same time. Flight Steward works in teams to make the passengers comfortable in the Flight and to check the security of the passengers in the tough situations. They also make sure that first-aid kits and other emergency equipment are on board and work properly or not.
Flight Steward welcomes the passengers while they are boarding the plane, check their tickets & serves refreshments and food on their journey . They also educate all the passengers, how to use the emergency equipment's, supervise them in the seating arrangements and check the safety belt arrangements.
Flight Steward & Cabin Crew are mostly employed by the commercial airlines. They can also work in private air transport companies. They can seek job opportunities in Public & Private Sector.
Traveling Posted by Nidhi YagnikPosted on Tue, March 27, 2018 09:03:20
Indigo, Jet Airways, Air India, Spicejet and Goair are the major carriers in order of their market share.These airlines connect more than 80 cities across India and also operate overseas routes after the Liberalisation of Indian aviation. Several other foreign airlines connect Indian cities with other major cities across the globe. However, a large section of country's air transport potential remains untapped, even though the Mumbai–Delhi air corridor was ranked 10th by Amadeus in 2012 among the world's busiest routes.
India is the world's third-largest domestic and overall civil aviation market. The number of air passengers grew 16.3% annually from 1.4 million to 135 million both domestic and international. It recorded an air traffic of 131 million passengers in 2016, estimated to be 60 million international passengers by 2017. The market is also estimated to have 800 aircraft by 2020. In 2015, Boeing projected India's demand for aircraft to touch 1,740 or 4.3% of global volume, valued at $240 billion, over the next 20 years in India.
Ministry of civil aviation is responsible for civilian aviation and Ministry of Defence is responsible for the Indian Air Force. National Civil Aviation Policy 2016 covers the broad policy areas, such as Regional connectivity, Safety, Air Transport Operations, 5/20 Requirement for International Operations, Bilateral traffic rights, Fiscal Support, Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul, Air-cargo, Aeronautical make in India.Under the UDANscheme, the government is planning to develop a sustainable air network in over 400 tier-2 cities across India with an estimated expenditure of ₹50 crore.
Mumbai aviation
Job Vacancies Posted by Nidhi YagnikPosted on Fri, March 09, 2018 09:51:13
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that the orders for over 900 aircraft, posted by airlines over the last one year, showed the aviation sector in the country is poised for huge growth. Currently, there are around 450 aircraft operating in the country, but that will more than triple, once the new planes are brought in over the next few years, he said at an event near Mumbai today.
Though India led global markets in a domestic air traffic growth in 2017, clogged airports and rising fuel prices could slow it down in the coming years despite several policy decisions, analysts say. A report by the research arm of rating agency Crisil in December said the growth could decelerate to "13-15 per cent annually in the five fiscals through 2022, compared with a blistering 22 per cent seen in FY16 and FY17." In the current financial year, the growth would be 17-19 per cent, lower than that in the last two years.
The Prime Minister took a dig at the Congress, saying, "Aviation sector worldwide is moving very fast… we cannot afford to lag. For 70 years, there was no aviation policy in India."
He was speaking at the foundation stone laying ceremony for the Rs. 16,000-crore Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) and inauguration of the country's largest container terminal at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), built at a cost of Rs. 4,719 crore.
The NMIA will be the second international aviation hub for Mumbai, currently served by the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, which only operates two runways and has nearly reached its saturation point.
Spicejet Interviews
Job Vacancies Posted by Nidhi YagnikPosted on Mon, March 05, 2018 07:12:57
Walk-in interviews are being held at the head quarters also of the airline at, 319 Udyog Vihar, Phase IV, Gurgaon 122016, Haryana, on every Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 9.00am and 11.00am, except on 12-Mar, 13-Mar, 28-Mar, 4-Apr, 13-Apr, 14-Apr, 16-Apr, 1-May, 26-Jun, 7-Aug, 15-Aug, 25-Aug, 2-Sep, 4-Sep, 27-Sep, 28-Sep, 29-Sep, 1-Oct, 2-Oct, 18-Oct, 19-Oct, 4-Nov and 25-Dec.
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Cabin Crew Posted by Nidhi YagnikPosted on Wed, February 21, 2018 10:00:38
Looking to join the cabin crew staff of a leading airline? This is an exciting career choice, but in order to get a place on the cabin crew training programmes, there are a series of tests and assessments you need to get through first. Find out more about these tests and how to prepare.
Becoming a flight attendant is a rigorous process as the life of a cabin crew member is demanding. Therefore airlines use a challenging recruitment process for cabin crew candidates that can include both aptitude tests and interviews. To help you be successful at each stage of the process, this article goes through the major steps providing useful advice and preparation materials.
The online application is the first opportunity the airline has to get to know you so they ask you to provide your basic details, academic and work history. There are also questions concerning the criteria you need to meet in order to become a cabin crew member such as your height and language abilities. Remember to include all languages you speak as they can give you an advantage. Some applications ask a number of short competency questions while others ask you to give long answers to one question, such as "Why do you want to be a member of the cabin crew?"
The online application is the first opportunity the airline has to get to know you so they ask you to provide your basic details, academic and work history. There are also questions concerning the criteria you need to meet in order to become a cabin crew member such as your height weight and language abilities. Remember to include all languages you speak as they can give you an advantage. Some applications ask a number of short competency questions while others ask you to give long answers to one question, such as "Why do you want to be a member of the cabin crew?"
Future of aviation industry
Job Vacancies Posted by Nidhi YagnikPosted on Mon, February 12, 2018 07:29:29
The job vacancies in aviation industry is growing day by day since Domestic airlines will buy 920 planes in the next few years in huge expansion plans worth billions of rupees, as Indian aviation sector is witnessing a growth in the number of fliers.
Of this, around 50 aircraft will be inducted into service by various operators by March 2019. The airlines are on a feverish shopping mode as the domestic passenger outlook is looking rosy, as it already crossed the 10 crore-mark last year.
The market leader IndiGo has the highest order at 348 aircraft and it is expected to induct these planes in the next seven to eight years.
With 147 planes in its fleet, IndiGo has ordered 399 Airbus 320 as well as 49 ATR72-600 planes to cater to its expansion plans in Tier II and III cities.
For IndiGo, the order for Airbus 320 will help it in its expansion of international operation as also augmenting and consolidating its numero uno position in domestic operations.
SpiceJet, which recovered after being in the woods financially a couple of years ago, too have an order for 157 aircraft that will be delivered by 2023. With 57 aircraft at present, it has ordered 107 Boeing 737-800 as well as 50 Bombardier Q400.
GoAir is another big buyer as it has ordered 119 Airbus 320 aircraft to add to its existing 30 planes. The Wadia Group-owned airline expects to induct these aircraft by 2022.
The full-service Jet Airways with 106 aircraft in its fleet will add five Boeing 737-8 by this March while another 81 Boeing 737-8 (MAX) between 2018 and 2024.
While full-service Vistara, a joint venture of Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, is expected to add five Airbus 320 this year to its existing fleet of 17, low-cost AirAsia India will add another 60 Airbus 320 to its fleet of 13.
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Hijacks in India
Hijacking Posted by Nidhi YagnikPosted on Mon, February 05, 2018 05:49:14
Soaring across the friendly skies in a breakthrough invention seems to be the easiest and fastest way to travel. Travelling by plane is one of the most mundanely exciting adventures for a common man. However helplessness seeps in when a hint of danger settles amidst you in the form of a hell bent hijacker. The ruthless contingency of events begins to unfold and showcase a dangling nightmare. There have been many instances that have disturbed the safety of aircrafts of which we remember the ones that tripped over Indian airplanes. The recent Bollywood bio-pic on the life of Neerja Banhot shed light on the frightening reality of hijacks. We take a look at seven never-wrecking plane hijacks of the Indian origin.
1971- The first hijack that commenced terror was on January 30 when an Indian Airlines plane was hijacked on its way from Srinagar to Jammu by 16-year old teen named Hashim Qureshi and his cousin Ashraf Butt. The aircraft named Ganga was hijacked with a toy pistol and a wooden grenade and flown to Lahore, Pakistan where the passengers and crew were released and the plane was burnt on February 1. It was alleged that the Pakistan authorities denied permission to retrieve it back to India and also helped the militants by supplying petrol to burn the plane.
1981– On September 29 an Indian Airlines plane was hijacked on its way from Srinagar to Delhi by a group of Sikh Terrorists who diverted the route to Lahore. However, Pakistan took charge and helped in releasing all the passengers.
1982– On August 22 a single militant hijacked a Boeing 737 on its way to New Delhi from Mumbai carrying 69 passengers. The militant did this only with the help of a pistol and a hand grenade. However, he was killed by the Indian security forces and all the passengers were rescued.
1984– On July 6 Indian Airlines jet flying from Srinagar to New Delhi was hijacked and forced to land in Lahore, Pakistan. The jet consisted of 255 passengers a crew of nine. The hijackers were highly armed with pistols, daggers and explosives. After a 17-hour ordeal the hijackers surrendered to Pakistan authorities after being aboard in suffocating heat, with little food and water.In the same year on August 24 a domestic flight from Chandigarh to Srinagar was hijacked by seven young hijackers who demanded an Indian Airlines jetliner. The flight had 100 passengers onboard who were on their way to the United States. The plane was bumped from Lahore, to Karachi and finally Dubai where the defence minister of UAE negotiated the release of passengers.
1993– An Indian Airlines aircraft was hijacked on April 24 bound for Srinagar via Jammu from Delhi. The sole hijacker wanted to take the plane to Lahore but was refused by Pakistan authorities. The plane landed at Amritsar where the hijacker was killed thus freeing the passengers.
1999-2000– On December 24, an Indian Airlines Flight 814 flying from Kathmandu was hijacked and diverted to Kandahar, Afghanistan, which at the time was controlled by the Taliban. Before reaching Afghanistan, the plane was flown to various locations including Amritsar, Lahore and Dubai. During the bargain with the Indian government, the hijackers released 27 of 176 passengers in Dubai but fatally stabbed one and wounded several others. Harkat-ul-Mujahideen, a Pakistan-based Islamic extremist group, was accused of the hijacking. After a week long stand-off India agreed to release three Kashmiri militants who were jailed in exchange for the hostages.
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CAA puts country on the boil, Modi tries to assuage tempers
Charanjit Ahuja
India's Northeast, particularly Assam-Meghalaya-Tripura and West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and some other parts of the country have been rocked by protests after the passage of the Citizenship (Amendment Act) that provides for giving Indian citizenship by naturalization to members of Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi and Christian communities.
It appears that the government did not apprehend the bash back as its intent was to provide facilitate citizenship to Hindus, Sikhs, Budhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians who had who crossed over from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan till December 31, 2014.
What would be the political impact in West Bengal and Northeast would be seen in future because the BJP is in power in all the seven states while its performance during the 2019 Lok Sabha election has been good and it won 18 of the 25 seats in this region. The party also wants to reinforce itself in West Bengal.
The reason for the blowback in Northeastern states is that people fear that the new legislation will endanger their cultural and linguistic identities while in Bengal, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi where protests have turned violent, the Citizenship Act is being criticized for allegedly discriminating against Muslims.
Assamese apprehend that the Assam Accord of 1985 will now be rendered redundant. The Assam Accord regarded all those who entered the state after 1971 as illegal immigrants.
The Act is now also being challenged in the Supreme Court on the ground that it is discriminatory and ensures that illegal Muslim migrants excluded.
The events also cast a shadow on foreign relations, with Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen saying his country has requested India to provide a list of Bangladesh nationals living illegally in the country and that it will allow them to return as they have the right to enter into their own country.
The Modi government had in the past done well on strengthening India's foreign policy outreach on various international platforms.
But on the diplomatic front the protests would be a big blow as the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has postponed his India trip for an annual bilateral summit. The UN human rights office, the Commission on International Religious Freedom and the House Foreign Affairs Committee have also criticized CAA for undermining the basic tenets of democracy.
France, Israel, the U.S. and the U.K. have issued travel advisories for nationals travelling to India in view of the ongoing protests. States like West Bengal, Punjab and Kerala have refused to implement it.
The series of tweets by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi to assuage the tempers saying that "CAA does not affect any citizen of India as illustrates India's centuries old culture of acceptance, harmony, compassion and brotherhood", are welcome, though late.
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Crystal Structure of sso2452 from Sulfolobus solfataricus P2
DOI: 10.2210/pdb2W0M/pdb
Classification: UNKNOWN FUNCTION
Organism(s): Saccharolobus solfataricus (strain ATCC 35092 / DSM 1617 / JCM 11322 / P2)
Expression System: Escherichia coli BL21(DE3)
Deposition Author(s): McRobbie, A., Carter, L., Johnson, K.A., Kerou, M., Liu, H., Mcmahon, S., Oke, M., Naismith, J.H., White, M.F.
Resolution: 2 Å
Structural and Functional Characterisation of a Conserved Archaeal Rada Paralog with Antirecombinase Activity.
Mcrobbie, A.M., Carter, L.G., Kerou, M., Liu, H., Mcmahon, S.A., Johnson, K.A., Oke, M., Naismith, J.H., White, M.F.
(2009) J.Mol.Biol. 389: 661
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jmb.2009.04.060
DNA recombinases (RecA in bacteria, Rad51 in eukarya and RadA in archaea) catalyse strand exchange between homologous DNA molecules, the central reaction of homologous recombination, and are among the most conserved DNA repair proteins known. RecA is ...
DNA recombinases (RecA in bacteria, Rad51 in eukarya and RadA in archaea) catalyse strand exchange between homologous DNA molecules, the central reaction of homologous recombination, and are among the most conserved DNA repair proteins known. RecA is the sole protein responsible for this reaction in bacteria, whereas there are several Rad51 paralogs that cooperate to catalyse strand exchange in eukaryotes. All archaea have at least one (and as many as four) RadA paralog, but their function remains unclear. Herein, we show that the three RadA paralogs encoded by the Sulfolobus solfataricus genome are expressed under normal growth conditions and are not UV inducible. We demonstrate that one of these proteins, Sso2452, which is representative of the large archaeal RadC subfamily of archaeal RadA paralogs, functions as an ATPase that binds tightly to single-stranded DNA. However, Sso2452 is not an active recombinase in vitro and inhibits D-loop formation by RadA. We present the high-resolution crystal structure of Sso2452, which reveals key structural differences from the canonical RecA family recombinases that may explain its functional properties. The possible roles of the archaeal RadA paralogs in vivo are discussed.
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Jessica is a graduate student in cultural anthropology and a candidate for a graduate certificate in women's and gender studies in Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences. Jessica is working on her dissertation, which compares middle-class, heterosexual Mexican-American couples and Anglo couples in the U.S. with the goal of understanding why these individuals choose to be child-free and how gender influences power relations in decision-making. During summer 2013, she is attending the Smithsonian Latino Museum Studies Program in Washington, D.C., to expand her knowledge of Latino studies and explore how her work as an anthropologist can be utilized in a museum setting.
Spencer is a graduate student in religious studies in Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences. He was awarded a Maguire and Irby Family Foundation Public Service Internship for summer 2013 from the Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics and Public Responsibility at SMU. He is working in the Busoga region of Uganda with a development organization, Kibo Group, International, to assess local perception of Kibo Group water projects.
Kerri is a graduate student in medical anthropology in Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences. She was awarded a Maguire and Irby Family Foundation Public Service Internship for summer 2013 from the Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics and Public Responsibility at SMU. She is working in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for a non-governmental organization focused on gender and racial equality.


As Joseph Michael, I am the youngest of four children, born October 11, 1952 in Muncie, Indiana to Ramon and Marjorie Henderson. I began my musical career early, at the age of nine years by teaching myself how to play the guitar from learning off of records and the radio. By the time I was thirteen, I was performing in various bands regularly at local teen clubs, private parties and college functions throughout the mid west. Around the age of fifteen, I began teaching myself how to play the piano by setting up next to the organ player and watching his hands play the chord changes. Needless to say, I elected singing and playing in bands as my 'crime of passion' throughout my remaining years at Muncie Burris Laboritory School owned by Ball State Teacher's College at the time and now Ball State University.
While attending Western Kentucky University as a premed student, I found that he could get far more immediate satisfaction serenading the women's dormitories outside after hours than I could ever by studying; in fact , how my solo career developed was from collecting request notes thrown out of the girls' dorm windows along with love notes, canned foods, under garments and even money in some cases. I soon left the university after one year to pursue my music as a solo act, rather than to participate in the academic side of higher learning.
In 1976, at the age of 23, I released my fist solo album, 'To Make The Night Complete' on my own label, JMH Records. In addition to writing and arranging all of the material, I also played all of the instruments except drums and produced the entire project myself. I then promoted extensive radio air-play and marketed the record throughout the mid west resulting in sales of substantial proportions and enjoyed two #1 regional hit singles, You're But A Dream, My Lady and My Music.
Having developed my own unique performing and writing style, I was opening shows and touring with major International acts in concert. Traveling extensively, performing in concerts and clubs from coast to coast, I was touring with such acts as Rod Stewart & Faces, Fleetwood Mac, Chicago, Hall & Oats, Loggins & Messina, REO Speedwagon, Joe Walsh and a list of others (see attached tours, photos and press releases).
May 11, 1978, I was critically injured in an automobile accident. In a coma for six days, I suffered total memory loss, serious speech and muscle impairments and faced a long and difficult recovery, having to relearn practically everything, including my music, before I could resume my career (see attached press releases).
Throughout the past three decades, I have been residing and working in the Los Angeles area as a performer, private music instructor, songwriter and student of life. In 1993, I returned to college to further my music teaching skills and have since received an Associates Degree in music from LA Pierce College, then on to study for the next four years in order to obtain a BA in music at California State University, Northridge.
Through popular demand, in October of 2001, JMH Records digitally remastered and rereleased its twenty-three year out-of-print, 'To Make The Night Complete' LP onto CD! As a result, sales and reaction have been amazing internationally! 'To Make The Night Complete' carries that vinage seventies sound along with timeless music & lyrical content!
Even greater demand, especially in Japan and Europe and due largely to the Internet has encouraged the rerelease of 'Nite People' onto CD! Through the revisited popularity of 'To Make The Night Complete' and to a whole new generation of esteemed music lovers who are into "that vintage sound" which rarely exists in contemporary music, in July of 2006, JMH Records digitally remastered, reconfigured and rereleased the all new 'Nite People' album onto CD! This CD release has three alternate versions of tunes which were not included on the original release as well as one additional composition of mine which also was not included on the original Lp.
After I had been saving all of these recordings on quarter inch reel to reel tape in boxes and dragging them around the country for over 41 & 42 years; plus, acquiring my publishing rights back (which were exchanged for "studio time") I decided that it was time to actually put this collection of recordings together as two separate album projects to finally release as a legacy after being asleep on shelves for all of these years.
J Michael Henderson + friends - Lost & Found Sessions Volume I.
J Michael Henderson + friends - Lost & Found Sessions Volume II.
J Michael Henderson - Solo "LIVE" Four Days Only.


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Jonny Lang & Kenny Wayne Shepard play UPAC tonight
by staff/ June 20, 2015 /Comments closed
Once rival blues prodigies, now grizzled blues eminences and road dogs, Jonny Lang and Kenny Wayne Shepard team up for the first time to play the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC) on Sunday, June 21 at 7 p.m. Jonny Lang is a blues phenomenon whose voice, at age 13, was compared to a 40-year-old blues veteran. He has five albums that charted on the top 50 on Billboard and won a Grammy Award for Turn Around. Five-time Grammy-nominated blues/rock guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd is a Louisiana-born axeman and songsmith who has been selling millions of albums since his teens as well.
Tickets for the Jonny Lang & Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band cost $55 to $75 and can be purchased at the Bardavon box office at 35 Market Street in Poughkeepsie, (845) 473-2072; the UPAC box office at 601 Broadway in Kingston, (845) 339-6088; or through TicketMaster at (800) 745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com.
The Falcon closes until February 17 as performers cancel booked shows
Discussion with Lesa Cline-Ransome, James Ransome January 16
Seeing in Three Dimensions: Sculptors of Historic Woodstock Art Colony


As an automotive blog, we write not just about cars, but also about car parts, engines and many other things. This article is dedicated to one thing that even newbies in the automotive industry and automotive enthusiasts should know about, so make sure that you carefully read this article if you are interested in learning more about turbo engines.
What Is A Single Turbo?
First, let us go into detail about the very notion of Turbo. A Turbo is another name for a turbocharger for an engine, which means that the turbine device is used to increase internal efficiency of an engine and force extra air to the combustion chamber, all of which results in more power. Turbochargers are used on engines of cars, but also on truck engines, aircraft engines and even on construction equipment engines. A turbocharger is there to increase the efficiency of the engine. Even if you have never heard of a single turbo or turbo in general, you could deduce that when there is a single turbo, there must be a second turbo as well!
You are correct! It is called a twin turbo, and it gives the engine the same properties that turbo, in general, would give to an engine. The only difference between a single turbo engine and twin turbo is the fact that a twin turbo is a parallel system with two turbos, both of which feed the engine's cylinders. That being said, not all cars are designed for a twin turbo, and some engines due to packaging constraints in the engine bay can prevent twin turbo from being installed in a car. On the other hand, it also comes down to the personal choice made by the owner of the car.
Why Is Single Turbo More Popular?
It seems like despite the saying more is better, single turbo is still more popular than twin turbo. There are many reasons why that is so, but mostly it is because a single turbo receives exhaust flow from and supplies air to all cylinders, it also compresses the air and simultaneously releases it, and gives it the best performance. Therefore for top performance, you should opt out for a single turbo rather than a twin turbo on your car engine. That being said also keep in mind that larger turbos are more efficient than smaller turbos, so a large single turbo is better than a small twin turbo.


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For the 10th year, the International Festival of Authors has partnered with libraries, bookstores, universities, and community organizations across the province of Ontario to present the world's best writers of contemporary literature as part of its touring program, IFOA Ontario. Events include readings, interviews, roundtable discussions, and public book signings throughout the province.
As a driver for many of these events, I got to meet the authors, engage in conversation, watch their readings, as well as getting to play car DJ. Sometimes setting the tone, filling in spaces, or just providing background noise to ideas and laughter. Here is a collection of songs that reflect the authors, their books and our adventures driving throughout Ontario in these last 4 months.
Err Humanum Est "Mistakes are Human." Alyssa York's book, The Naturalist, is a story of loss, discovery, and love in the Amazon of the 1860's which I relate with this 1960's Brazilian track by Jorge Ben in which he speaks of our cosmic inheritance and of the gods exploring new worlds.
Before that, we heard "The Boy with the Arab Strap by Belle and Sebastian. One of many musical references made in Jamie Tenants debut novel The Captain of Kinoull Hill.
Takashi Hiraide's The Guest Cat is a tale of a couple's encounter and impermanent relationship with a cat. In his song Bird's Lament Moondog does his signature exploring tiny musical forms, much like a cat pawing at some interesting piece of string until it ceases to move, at which time they continue on for their next encounter.
A story of family looking back through old worlds and previous generations with a new set of eyes is what Nina Bunjavec did with her most recent graphic novel, Fatherland. That's what this 1970's Yugoslavian electronic composition by Silvio Foretic does. Here he takes an old melody and relates it through the most current technology of the time, analog synthesizers, which are now relics to be ruminated upon themselves.
Steven Price's book takes place in Victorian England. I don't have any Victorian music to play you, but on our drive to the airport one October morning we spoke about the German band, Kraftwerk. So here they are with a song about a scientist who would have been in France studying at the same Steven's book takes place.
A lot of authors at the IFOA this year were crime fiction and suspense novelists. Robert Rotenberg, Lotte Hammer, Iain Reid, Ben Sanders, and Shari Lapena amongst others. Though I've been told it wasn't intentional, I remain suspicious. In our travels there was some conversation about being a "genre" artist and whether this is time for it to elevate itself past that title, or whether it will remain a fertile breeding ground for on screen adaptations. But regardless, that last noir song about double indemnity is by Rodd Keith. The track before it was by Nina Simone from her album Nina Simone and Piano, an album I definitely played on every IFOA Ontario trip.
Moving along, here is a song by Toronto's Bad Bad, Not Good that I think could inspire a screen adaptation itself to their song, Timewave Zero.
That was of course Leonard Cohen with the song Everybody Knows.
Though the trip up to Thunder Bay and Oliver Paipoonge may have been on a plane, I send this chilly song for Karen Connelly's tale of politics and love in Myanmar. I am choosing a track Lover of the Winter and Snow by Burmese singer Ton Tay Thien Than. Though it may not be the most overtly political song, it's the notion of snow in a mostly tropical country like Myanmar that can harken ideas of impermanence and loss, mirroring some of the complex themes brought up in Karen's newest book Burmese Lessons.
IFOA Midland event happened to be on the day Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize, so much of our trip with Jowita Bydlowska, Jamie Tennant and Emily Saso was spent discussing the many confounding and potentially affirming arguments for his selection. Jowita's book Guy is a story of a record exec with an insatiable thirst for average women. In honour I thought I'd play a Bob Dylan song that Guy might put on as he is coldly ensnaring his prey, but chose the sacrilegious wordless muzak cover by Claude Dejean. Now here is a song by Andy Schauf about a party.
With our last song, I think back to our first trip of the season to the Stephen Leacock Museum in Orillia Ontario with Gary Barwin and Lynn Kutsukake. What song did I choose? Gary's own experimental electronic compositions, a yiddish sea shanty if one exists? Gary set the tone of his reading with some circular saxophone music. I think our talk about translation and fitting in matches both Gary's and Lynn's novels. For this warm summer drive, I'm playing a composition from a man who found his own unique voice living both inside and outside of the surroundings in which he was placed. Here is Ulysses at the Edge by Harry Partch.
Thank you for taking this ride with me, and thanks to all the authors for stimulating conversation about the world inside and outside of our minivan. For more information on the IFOA Ontario program check out litontour.com or our main site, IFOA.org.


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Q: How can I sort the lines in a text file, by the length of each line, in Notepad++? How Can I sort a text file by line length in notepad++? Is there any plugin available for the mentioned task?
In case that there is no plugin, What is the first and maybe second tutorial to read, In order to write the plugin Myself?

A: No I don't think there is. The closest is TextFx plugin but that's an character based sort not line length based. Your best bet is to throw the text into a spreadsheet and sort it there (using a separate computed column using the LEN() function).

A: This answer is inspired by a YouTube video. Updated to maintain original sort order, if that is important.
Notepad++ has a built-in TextFX tool that sorts selected lines alphabetically. This tool can be hijacked to sort by the length of the lines by placing spaces on the left of each line, and making sure that all the lines are the same length.
"The Zoo" comes alphabetically before "Their House" because the space is treated as a character and comes before "i". __X (pretending the underscores are really spaces) will similarly come alphabetically before _XX. The idea in this answer is to add spaces and line numbers so that __________092dog will be sorted above _003alligator.
I'll use the following as example data:
Lorem
ipsum
dolor
sit
amet
consectetur
adipisicing

Step 1. Add line numbers.
(Note added by barlop- a note for the reader regarding this step, we will not be sorting according to these line numbers, we're sorting according to the length of the lines. But the reason for adding the line numbers, is so we know the natural order, so that when for example, two+ lines are of equal length we can sort those lines according to that natural order)
Assuming your text file only has the data in it, place the text cursor (the vertical line) into the very first position of the file. Then in the Edit menu select Column Editor... (Alt+C). Choose "Number to Insert" and start with 1, increase by 1, and include leading zeros. Note that this will retain the original ordering when sorting from shortest string to longest string. Reverse all lines first if you want to sort longest to shortest.
1Lorem
2ipsum
3dolor
4sit
5amet
6consectetur
7adipisicing

Step 2. Pad all lines with leading spaces.
Place the text cursor (the vertical line) into the very first position of the file. Then in the Edit menu select Column Editor... (Alt+C). Insert enough spaces so that the shortest line of data will be padded out to the length of the longest line of data. If your shortest line has 4 characters, and your longest 44, then make sure you insert at least 40 spaces.
__________1Lorem
__________2ipsum
__________3dolor
__________4sit
__________5amet
__________6consectetur
__________7adipisicing

Step 3. Trim lines to a uniform length.
Use the following Regular Expression Find/Replace (Ctrl+H) to match the right-hand characters equalling or exceeding the length of your longest data line.
^.*(.{50})$

Replace all with $1. That will trim everything except the right-most 50 characters of every line. If your data is longer (or short) than 50, adjust the {50} in the Regular Expression.
(Note added by barlop- the idea here is the shortest lines have the most spaces at the beginning)
_______1Lorem
_______2ipsum
_______3dolor
_________4sit
________5amet
_6consectetur
_7adipisicing

Step 4. Sort the lines.
Select all of the text (Ctrl+A). Via the TextFX menu, go to Text FX > TextFX Tools > Sort lines case sensitive (at column). Your data should now be in length order, from shortest to longest. If you want them in order from longest to shortest, uncheck the Text FX > TextFX Tools > + Sort ascending option before sorting. Note how line numbers are reversed as well.
_________4sit
________5amet
_______1Lorem
_______2ipsum
_______3dolor
_6consectetur
_7adipisicing

Step 5. Remove leading spaces.
Use another Regular Expression Find/Replace (Ctrl+H) to match the leading spaces.
^ *\d{4}

That's a space between the caret and asterisk. Replace all with nothing. That will remove all leading spaces and the inserted line numbers, if you had 4-digit line numbers. Replace the {4} with the correct number of digits in your line numbers.
sit
amet
Lorem
ipsum
dolor
consectetur
adipisicing

MACRO
I recorded the above steps using Notepad++'s macro feature, and it doesn't work. I'm not sure which step fails, but I haven't diagnosed why. You could probably use AutoHotKey to automate this if you do it repeatedly.

A: You can use SQL in N++ in CSV files !
For example if you have :

col1;
  hgfhfghfhg;
  khjfhgfhfghfgh;
  kjhfhgfhfhgfghfhf;
  lkjgjghjhg;
  lkjgjg;

, you can execute command select * from data order by length(col1) desc to sort descending.
"data" means current file. "col1" - name of first (and last) column.
Unfortunately there is probably bug that doesn't allow abandon delimiter after lines in one-column text.

A: Or if you happen to have linux and nedit:
ctrl-a
alt-r
perl -e 'print sort { length($a) <=> length($b) } <>'

A: Paste the data into a MS Access database - into a table with one text and one integer.  Paste the text lines from the source file into the Access text field (set up a quesry with the one field and it pastes in from the top).  Any line longer than 255 characters will be redirected to the Error file, as a "memo" field - which is now called "long text"
Update the integer field with the length of the text in the text field - an Update query
Sort by length and text fields - cut/paste the text column back in your source file
I do this all the time with lists of directories or URLs, and it takes longer to read the instructions than it does to paste the data, run the update to get a length, etc.  I am experimenting with encapsulating the whole process with an Access script
I am using Notepad++ as my editor.


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What I Learned While I Was Laid Up
April 01, 2019 / Anna Ochoa
Papa can you hear me?
I had been thinking a lot about Hitler. It wasn't my habit to ruminate on ruthless tyrants, but to be fair, I suddenly had plenty of time on my hands.
It's hard to say where I've been for the past three months. Let me clarify that. I've physically gone no farther than the few steps between my couch and my front door—and that while hobbling on crutches. Yes, after my grand tidying marathon, let the reader remember, I had concluded that I'd made room for my next step. The very morning I was carrying down the last box of tidy giveaways for Goodwill, I tripped off my stairs and fractured my foot. (Should've been more specific about that "next step.")
I was obsessed with crutches in Middle School. Dreams come true!
Overnight, I went from running five miles with ease to wheezing around 700 square feet. It's funny how an injury can slow you down and wear you out at the same time. Every move was now an effort, every task took ten extra maneuvers. I hoisted myself into seated showers, ate lunch atop my trash can because I couldn't crutch 'n' carry—couldn't walk, couldn't drive, couldn't even leave my apartment unless some kind soul came to get me. All this followed on the heels (foot pun intended) of a painful year of loss; I was already at a distressing low. Confined now to this small space, drained, alone, with nowhere to go, I hit the bottom like I hit the ground that morning—with a dull, unimpressive thud.
Being laid up is hard. The hours stretch on when you live them one at a time. I was stuck in my house, and stuck in my head. I could see no future beyond my front door; at times, I felt crushed to the point of being snuffed out completely. Yet in the midst of this thick abyss, God was with me; and it seems He had something to show me. I had a lot of time to read a lot of books, and after three months of ravenous book larnin', I gained a second education that I would never give back. More than an education—it was a revelation. And I got it in a dungeon! No "mountain top" ever gave man such a lofty view; I saw the world afresh from a pit. The air is so clear down here!
It all started with Adolf. At the start of my couch residency, I had picked up an absorbing book, Young Hitler, that traced Hitler's descent into mania and brutish anti-Semitism.[1]Yet it seems he didn't dream up a scapegoat in the Jews, but easily rode the waves of an already entrenched national prejudice. Why, I began to wonder, were the Jews so relentlessly persecuted? As a Christian, I was familiar with the Israel of the Bible, but after the close of Scripture and the destruction of the Temple, I had lost track of them as a people. Where had they gone for 2,000 years? And on that note, how did they feel about two millennia of Gentiles adopting their Bible promises and proclaiming a Messiah they don't, well, claim?
These questions weren't new. My curiosity had begun brewing on last year's trip to Israel as I watched bus after Christian bus unload tourists into the Holy Land for its 70th anniversary. As we looked out over Jerusalem, our guide pointed out that the Jewish people are still waiting for the Messiah. I was taken aback. Raised as a Christian, I've always seen "Messiah" as synonymous with "Jesus." I knew, vaguely, that Judaism didn't believe Jesus filled the prophecies, but I hadn't considered that the Jews might still be waiting for one who did…and for over 2,000 years? [2] I can't comprehend that kind of collective tenacity. And if not Jesus, who are they looking for?
I flopped open a big, fat history of the Jewish people, and for the first time, I saw the Old Testament through Jewish eyes. No wonder messianic hope is still alive—the Messiah is essential in the Tanakh (our O.T.) to fulfilling the promises given to Israel. In fact, the purpose of the Law and the Prophets was to point to and prepare the people for the reign of the Anointed One [3]—the glorious era when Israel would be freed from tyranny and established as a light and blessing to all nations. Thus, because of his central importance, identifying the Messiah was to be no obscure footnote of Scripture; over four hundred prophecies drew his portrait. So familiar were these strokes that the electric debate of the people was whether or not Jesus fulfilled the ancient prophecies. Jews from humble status to high were ready to weigh the claims of the carpenter's son.[4]The Messiah would be no surprise visitor with a strange agenda; indeed, Israel had been expecting him.
The Messiah was expected; yet Jesus was rejected. Why? A chief reason is that the Jews anticipated a military leader who would throw off Roman rule and usher in the golden age of redemption and peace. When He refused to become king by force, Jesus was rejected and crucified as a criminal. We know now that this was crucial to his mission: the Messiah had to die first to atone for the sin of humanity. What's interesting is that, according to Rabbis' later objections to Christianity, Judaism never had in view a divine messiah, or a personal salvation from sin. The Jews still await a national champion: a "Son of David," with superhuman strength and acumen, perhaps, but in no way co-equal with God. Only the Almighty is divine.
The conundrum, I could see, was real. How could the promised Mashiach be both a conquering king and a suffering (and dying) servant? This problem had even caused some Rabbis to put forth the possibility of two messiahs. Yet to live on this side of the gospel, to see how fully the Son of God (and the Son of Man) fleshes out the multifaceted portrait—what a Messiah! I felt heartsick for this beloved people who had denied the very one sent to them. But how could they miss it? Were the prophecies not clear?
During my dive into Jewish Scripture, another truth shone brightly, jumping out at me on page after page: God is always communicating, and He is always clear. Indeed, from Genesis on, God has worked to reveal himself to mankind; first through creation, then by setting apart an entire nation to take His truth to the world. But His chosen people kept turning aside; and here, too, God was not silent. Like a careworn parent, he pleaded with Israel to return to Him; the prophets spoke so plainly, correction came so often, that I wondered how the nation managed to barrel on in blatant sin. I began to see that clarity of the message depends on the receiver being open. It's not that God is not speaking; it's that hard hearts can't (or won't) hear.
But many did hear and believe; and to them a dazzling day had dawned. Can you imagine—after centuries of waiting, the Messiah had finally come?! The New Testament seemed a thrilling page turner as I watched God-fearing, law-abiding Jews work out what it meant to walk now in the Spirit and the new law of love. More astonishingly, the Gentiles were welcomed into the faith; and together, this "one new man in Christ" set out on the mission to make disciples of all nations. Initially, the new faith branched out from its rich Jewish history; yet over time, the church became largely detached from its Jewish roots. Even today, Christianity is unrecognizable to most Jews, merely a pagan Roman religion with a mother goddess and some guy hanging on a cross. They're baffled to discover that the Christ of Christianity is actually <ahem> Jewish. [5] Other factors contribute to this veil, but it does raise the question…where did the Church take off to for 2,000 years?
Now we come to the A.D. of history—my spring semester of couch school <stretches, cracks neck>. I surveyed the Middle Ages and the rise of Catholicism, but church history did not sing for me until I read a spectacular book on Martin Luther.[6] What a juicy drama! His "radical" viewpoints struck me at first as unremarkable—of course salvation comes by faith and not works, of course Scripture is our final authority; these are Sunday School basics! But like my window on the Messiah, I was whisked back to a world in waiting, the weighty moment before luminous truths were wrestled into reality.
The Church, over centuries, had morphed into a great squalid corpus of corruption and greed, preaching a salvation earned by good works or even bought with "indulgences." Who knew otherwise? Few read Scripture for themselves, nor was it necessary—the Church held the keys to religious pardon. While delving into Scripture, Luther saw that the Church had shrouded the simple and powerful doctrine of salvation by faith. He set out at first to simply correct the error; but when he realized the Church placed its own authority above even that of Scripture, he could not stay silent. He was, of course, condemned as a heretic and excommunicated; but once the reform genie was out of the bottle, there was no going back. I was staggered at Christianity's lengthy, torpid turn from the lithe and lively faith of the apostles. It only took 1500 years for the church to get back to the Bible? And we imagine Israel is the only people God ever found dull and stiff-necked?
What a history. There's more, but I'll put down my pen. Though I merely skated the surface, this overview was a revelation: I saw that the purposes of God run unstoppable from start to finish. All He foretold, He has done; and He will wrap up history as He has promised. Already, we are in striking times: Christians have discovered a love for their Hebrew roots; Jews and Arabs are becoming brothers in the love of Christ.[7] But most gripping of all is the rebirth of the Jewish nation. Many end-times prophecies depend on the return of the Jews to their homeland, yet centuries have passed with Israel's regathering no more than a dream. We laugh at the man on the corner proclaiming "The End is Near," but the sandwich board has perhaps never been more appropriate…
My foot is now healed, and I have a next next step. I read some books (did I mention I was reading? A lot?) by Francis Schaeffer, a Christian apologist in the 70s, and was intrigued by his analysis of our modern mindsets. I'll be spending the summer at L'Abri in England, a Christian study/retreat center patterned after the Schaeffers' work. I hope to further hone my understanding and develop my writing, and also enjoy a respite in the English countryside. Unlike my foot these past months, this opportunity looks to be, <wait for it>, NOT LAME.
[1]Ham, Paul. (2018). Young Hitler: The Making of the Fuhrer. NY: Pegasus Books.
[2]An old joke reveals the Jews' painful wit: "You know what they say about waiting for the messiah, don't you? It doesn't pay much but it's steady work." Glickman, Rabbi Elaine Rose. (2013) The Messiah and the Jews: Three Thousand Years of Tradition, Belief and Hope.
[3]Both the Hebrew word "Mashiach" and the Greek word "Christos" mean "Anointed One." The Messiah would be anointed by God to fulfill His will. (See Isaiah 61)
[4]-The woman at the well: "I know that  Messiah" (called Christ) "is coming. When he comes, he will explain everything to us." Jn 4:25
-The crowds: "When the  Messiah  comes, will he perform more signs than this man?" Jn 7:31; and, "Have the authorities really concluded that he is the Messiah? But we know where this man is from; when the Messiah comes, no one will know where he is from." Jn 7:26-27
-The Jewish leaders: "How long will you keep us in suspense? If you are the Messiah, tell us plainly." Jn 10:22
[5]For astounding testimonies of Jews coming to the knowledge of Jesus as their Messiah, check out the videos of One For Israel here.
[6]Metaxas, Eric. (2017). Martin Luther: The Man Who Rediscovered God and Changed the World. New York, NY: Viking
[7]Both Dor Haba, a youth worship ministry run by my friends in Jerusalem, and One For Israel report an increase in Jewish and Arab unity in the love of Christ. Only in Yeshua can there be peace in the Middle East! Read their compelling testimonies: dorhaba.com; oneforisrael.org
Newer / June 01, 2019
L'Abri, L'Abri! It's the Commune Life For Me!
Tidies of Joy


Military Expenditure in Singapore increased to 10122 USD Million in 2017 from 9881.50 USD Million in 2016. Military Expenditure in Singapore averaged 5054.09 USD Million from 1970 until 2017, reaching an all time high of 10122 USD Million in 2017 and a record low of 841.10 USD Million in 1970.
Singapore Military Expenditure - actual data, historical chart and calendar of releases - was last updated on April of 2019.


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Slips, Trips and Falls in the Retail Sector: Reducing the Risk
by Brian Sims February 3, 2020
It may be no surprise to many that slips, trips and falls count towards 50% of all claims made against retailers, as well as being the second highest single cause of workplace injuries, writes Gary Trotter. As a business, the provision of a safe environment…
The SFO's 'Evaluating Compliance Programmes' Guidance: An Opportunity Missed?
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has just published a guidance document on how the organisation will assess the compliance programmes of the companies which it investigates. Here, Aziz Rahman outlines his concerns that the guidance perhaps falls somewhat short of what's required. Compliance is a…
Amulet officially opens new Command, Control and Intelligence Centre
by Brian Sims January 7, 2020
Amulet, the specialist security solutions provider of the Churchill Group, has relocated its core security control hub. The new Command, Control and Intelligence Centre (CCIC) will now enable the company to enhance its services, advance its technology and develop its people from one central location.…
Christmas Cash-in-Transit safety campaign launched by BSIA and North West ROCU
The British Security Industry Association (BSIA) has partnered with the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (ROCU) to launch a short animation video as part of concerted ongoing efforts to educate members of the public about how they can help to keep their communities safe…
Video Surveillance-as-a-Service: Opportunities in the Loss Prevention Sector
by Brian Sims October 8, 2019
Video Surveillance-as-a-Service (VSaaS) is an innovative solution for many of the security and surveillance monitoring challenges facing today's loss prevention professionals. The global market for VSaaS is growing rapidly and is expected to reach £1.5 billion in 2020 and, as Gary Trotter explains, loss prevention teams…
BlackBerry introduces 24×7 threat hunting solution with CylanceGUARD launch
BlackBerry Limited has developed CylanceGUARD, a managed detection and response solution that leverages BlackBerry Cylance security experts and the company's native Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform to provide continuous threat hunting and monitoring. For an elite security organisation, threat hunting takes a proactive stance to threat…
Webeye signs virtual monitoring service partnership with Hikvision distributor DVS
Webeye and DVS have teamed up to supply customers with a virtual monitoring service that reacts quickly to make sure alarms are communicated to the right people within seconds. The 'webeyeCMS' platform is a powerful tool which uses intelligent cloud technology to process, manage and deliver…
Cortech Developments and Hanwha Techwin enter into technology partnership
by Brian Sims June 4, 2019
Hanwha Techwin's Wisenet NVRs have been successfully integrated with Cortech Developments' Datalog MV. Datalog MV operates with the latest version of Datalog which provides local and remote site monitoring and control of building, fire, security and energy systems, while also significantly enhancing the ability of…
ThreatAware's cyber security platform allows firms to provide proof of compliance
ThreatAware, the dedicated cyber security monitoring and compliance platform, has added a new reporting feature which provides businesses with a full audit trail on any aspect of their IT security. The new feature permits users to create a full report on the status of their…
Data Centre Security: Constructing Facilities That Can Handle Seismic Activity
Data Centre construction is a complex business and, as Ian Dixon asserts, presents a unique collection of challenges compared to other buildings of a comparable size. A Data Centre provider's reputation depends entirely on its ability to keep information safe and secure for as long as…


Three recently-graduated seniors will be playing on the West team at the 2015 Southeast Nebraska All-Star Volleyball Game on Friday, June 19.
Playing for the West All-Stars will be Fillmore Central graduates Abbie Parde and Tracey Maloley. Parde, the daughter of Kevin and LaVon Parde of Geneva, will be attending the University of Nebraska-Lincoln this fall and Maloley, the daughter of Shawn and Rita Maloley of Geneva, will be attending the College of St. Mary's in Omaha. Also playing for the West will be Bruning-Davenport/Shickley graduate Jaycie Hoins. Hoins is the daughter of Jeff and Janet Hoins of Davenport.
This year's All-Star clash is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m., on Friday, at the Truman Center on the Southeast Community College campus in Beatrice. All-Star basketball contests will take place the next night.
Coaching the West All-Stars will be Shanna Meyer of Milford and Adam Kuntz of Sutton.


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History Study Group (HSG)
Theodore Roosevelt for the Defense: The Courtroom Battle to Save His Legacy by Dan Abrams
Discussion by Judith Lamet
A President on Trial. A Reputation at Stake.
ABC News legal correspondent and host of LIVE PD Dan Abrams reveals the story of Teddy Roosevelt's last stand—an epic courtroom battle against corruption—in this thrilling follow-up to the New York Times bestseller Lincoln's Last Trial.
"No more dramatic courtroom scene has ever been enacted," reported the Syracuse Herald on May 22, 1915 as it covered "the greatest libel suit in history," a battle fought between former President Theodore Roosevelt and the leader of the Republican party.
On May 22, 1915, after a five-week trial, in the William Barnes vs. Theodore Roosevelt libel suit, the jury's verdict was in favor of the President. Barnes, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee had sued Roosevelt for $50,000 for an alleged libelous statement "a political boss of the most obnoxious type." The trial did not begin well for the President, he was frustrated by the proceedings and on the witness stand, he spoke after his attorney's objections and judge's use of gavel. While the book is about the other end of Roosevelt's life. This case threatened the president to humiliate and humble him. He still had big plans to make another run for the president. He was forced to defend his reputation and honor under questioning by the plaintiff's attorneys. The stakes were high, and this courtroom drama brought the president up close and unscripted to the American public. This was the trial of the century in 1915, and it inspired many modern-day counselors looking for name and fame.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=j4Nk7ikQ3_E
https://www.npr.org/2019/05/22/725026140/theodore-roosevelt-for-the-defense-makes-a-libel-case-into-gripping-reading
Group Leader: Alan Rubin
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1493 America After Columbus
1919 Boston Molasses Tank Failure
A Distant Mirror
American Creration
Bible Myths
Candy Bombers
China Today
Citizens Of London
Devil In The Grove
Do Morals Matter?
Energy: A Human History
Everything In Its Path
Fields Of Blood
Forgotten 500
Forgotten-Trump Voters In PA
God's Shadow
Henrietta Lacks
How Democracies Die
How To Hide An Empire
HSG Blog
Madame Forcade
Map That Changed The World
McNamara's Folly
Money Changes Everything
One Hot Summer
On Her Own Ground
Presidents Of War
Rough Crossings
Second Coming Of The KKK
Shattered Sword
Stalin: Waiting For Hitler
Strangers In Their Own Land
Thank You For Being Late
The French Blue
The Great Flu Influenza
The Half Has Never Been Told
The Kerner Report
The Lives Of The Constitution
The Moralist
Theodore Roosevelt For The Defense
The President Is Dead
The Woman Who Smashed The Codes
The Women's Hour
Walking With Destiny
Warriors Dont Cry
What Has God Wrought?


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Far north Liquids and Associated Gas System (FLAGS) — офшорна трубопровідна система, що забезпечує транспортування газу із ряду родовищ у північному секторі Північного моря, передусім з нафтогазового Брент, до приймального термінала в Шотландії, а також виконує завдання по забезпеченню окремих родовищ технологічним газом.

Родовище Брент набуло всесвітньої відомості саме через свою нафтову складову, проте за початковими видобувними запасами газу воно займає друге місце в історії Великої Британії. Для їх розробки була споруджена газопровідна система, що з'єднала платформу Brent A із береговим терміналом у Сент-Фергюс (Шотландія) — FLAGS. Разом з іншим газопроводом, що обслуговує більш південні родовища (FGL), згаданим приймальним терміналом, трубопроводом для ЗВГ Сент-Фергюс – Моссморан, заводом із фракціонування у Файфі (Моссморан) та експортним терміналом для вуглеводнів С3+ у Braefoot Bay вона складає систему SEGAL (Shell Esso Gas and Associated Liquids).

Газопровід FLAGS був виконаний із труб діаметром 900 мм та має довжину 447 км. Його прокладання здійснене на глибині моря до 163 метрів. Особливістю газопроводу стало те, що він перший у Північному морі був прокладений прямо по дну моря без укладання в траншею. Максимальна пропускна потужність — до 12 млрд м³ на рік «жирного» (включаючи фракції С2+) газу.

Окрім транспортування газу з Бренту, трубопровід FLAGS залучили для обслуговування розташованих неподалік інших нафтових родовищ, газові запаси яких не могли виправдати спорудження окремих потужностей. Це здійснювалось через дві додаткові системи, підключені до платформи Brent A:

— Northern Leg Gas Pipeline, що складалась з:

 500 мм газопроводу довжиною 80 км від платформи родовища  Magnus (введений у дію у 1982);
 150 мм газопроводу довжиною 9 км від платформи Thistle A до згаданої вище лінії Magnus — Brent A;
 150 мм газопроводу від платформи родовища Murchison до все тієї ж лінії Magnus — Brent A.

— Western Leg Gas Pipeline, яка обслуговує родовища Cormorant, Tern, Heather, Broom.

Окрім Бренту, нафтові родовища цього району не містили великих запасів газу (наприклад, видобувні запаси Cormorant складали 5 млрд м³,  Tern біля 1 млрд м³). Тому на певному етапі розробки вони не тільки перестали продукувати товарний газ, але й через деякий час перейшли до імпорту газу із системи FLAGS для його використання під час газліфту та як паливного газу. При цьому в 2012 році навіть спорудили відвід довжиною 10 км та діаметром 100 мм від платформи Thistle  до родовища Dunlin, яке раніше не мало зв'язку з Northern Leg Gas Pipeline, але почало відчувати дефіцит паливного газу.

Тим часом у кінці 2000-х до системи FLAGS здійснили підключення цілого ряду родовищ з норвезького сектору Північного моря, що надало їм можливість для експорту своєї продукції у Велику Британію. Першим в 2007 році під'єднали родовище Статфіорд (проект «Експлуатація Статфіорд на пізній стадії розробки», Statfjord Late Life Project), для чого трохи південніше від платформи Brent A вівели 20-кілометрову перемичку Tampen Link Pipeline . А у 2010-му з метою експорту газу родовищ Gjøa та Вега (початкові видобувні запаси 36 та 17 млрд м³ відповідно) їх з'єднали із FLAGS трубопроводом доіжиною 131 км, діаметром 700 мм та пропускною здатністю до 6 млрд м³ на рік. Втім, на попередньому етапі спершу відбувався імпорт газу з FLAGS для забезпечення технологічних потреб допоки не були завершені необхідні потужності на Gjøa.

Примітки

Газопроводи Великої Британії
Газопроводи Норвегії

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Prof Alan Bilsborough
Professor Emeritus in the Department of Anthropology
Member of the Durham Cultural Evolution Research Centre
Contact Prof Alan Bilsborough (email at alan.bilsborough@durham.ac.uk)
Human evolution, especially the functional basis for cranial diversity in early hominids and the reconstruction of evolutionary patterns. The interaction of social and biological variables in human biology, with particular reference to patterns of nutrition and disease.
Human evolution, especially the functional basis for cranial diversity in early hominids and the reconstruction of evolutionary patterns
The interaction of social and biological variables in human biology, with particular reference to patterns of nutrition and disease
Bilsborough, A. & Rae, T. (2014). Hominoid Cranial Diversity and Adaptation. In Handbook of Paleoanthropology. Henke, W. & Tattersall, I. Springer. 1387.
Bilsborough, A. & Rae, T.C. (2007). Hominoid cranial diversity and adaptation. In Handbook of Paleoanthropology. Henke, R. & Tattersall, I. Berlin: Springer. 2: 1031-1105.
Bilsborough, A. & Thompson, J. L. (2005). The dentition of the Le Moustier 1 Neandertal. In The Neandertal Adolescent Le Moustier 1: New Aspects, New Results. Ullrich, H. Berlin.: Staatliche Museen Zu Berlin - Preussicher Kulturbesitz. 157-186.
Bilsborough, A. (1999). Contingency, Patterning and Species in Hominid Evolution. In Structure and Contingency: Evolutionary Processes in Life and Human Society. Bintliffe, J.L. London & New York. Leicester University Press. 43-101.
Bilsborough, A. (2015). Editorial. Special Issue: Pleistocene Hunter-Gatherers of Central and Eastern Europe. Papers in Memory of Karel Valoch. Anthropologie 53(1-2): 5-6.
Bilsborough, A. (2005). Homo erectus revisited: aspects of affinity and diversity in a pleistocene hominin species. Anthropologie 43(2-3): 129-158.
Bilsborough, A. (2002). Craniofacial diversity in early Homo and the affinities of the Sterkfontein Valley specimens. Human Evolution 17(1-2): 21-32.
Bilsborough, A. (2000). Chronology, Variability and Evolution in Homo erectus. Variability and Evolution 8: 5-30.
Bilsborough, A. (2000). Phenetic Patterning and Species Sorting in Early African Homo. Anthropologie XXXVIII: 151-163.
Bilsborough, A. & Thompson, J.L. (1997). Current state of the Le Moustier 1 Skull. Acta Praehistorica et Archaeologica 29: 17-38.
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How Dirty is the FBI?
For many or most in my generation, the FBI was admirable. They upheld the law without falling into the squabbles, nepotism and petty politics of local sheriffs and police departments. The "G Man" was highly-trained and above corruption. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover reportedly was highly concerned with the Bureau's reputation, even interviewing and organizing training for Efrem Zimbalist Jr. for his TV role depicting the FBI.
For Boston & New England people, the saga of James "Whitey" Bulger and his brother Billy dirtied the FBI's reputation. Whitey was collaborating with the Bureau even as he murdered people, and FBI agent John Joseph Connolly, Jr. provided the tip-off allowing Whitey to escape justice in late 1994.
Subsequently, Bulger was highlighted as America's "Most Wanted" by the FBI for awhile, but it became clearer his insider knowledge of important people's dirt may have led to him being "America's least wanted."
We common folk will never know the full truth. Yet there remain troubling points:
1) Was Mr. Bulger truly captured? If so, where's Whitey now?
We're told this infamous criminal is safely locked-up (in US Federal Penitentiary Coleman II, Florida). But is he really there? Whitey & the Feds did bad shit together. The government should supply periodic photos & updates of his alleged incarceration.
2) Whitey was on the run for 16+ years; thousands of tips & leads were supposedly tracked, and the FBI offered a US$2 million reward for Bulger's capture. In 2008, Keith Messina reported seeing Whitey in Santa Monica, California. Three years later, a more precise tip by an Icelandic woman led the FBI to the doorstep of Bulger & his fugitive girlfriend. Perhaps the FBI could easily disregard domestically-generated tips, but an Icelandic TV crew finding Bulger would surely be a black-eye to the Bureau -- they needed to act. The Icelandic tipster was paid her reward, but her name and personal details were leaked to media & publicized. Nasty take-away lesson: collaborating with the FBI is very dangerous! Surely policing is more effective when working together with the public. Government promises of confidentiality must be enforced.
Wag the Trump?
What's a moldova?
Ultra-Nationalist Japan
Theft of the Sacred
Political Scum?
All For Profit
U.S. Senate Confirmed
We Know Things Are Bad...
Selling a Pollution Pit
Cruelly Corporatist Korea
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Q: How to solve no signature of method with groovy in a jenkins pipeline I have a multi line script
sh """
        SCRIPT_BRANCH=${SCRIPT_BRANCH:-develop}
        curl -o ${LIQUIBASE_CI_SCRIPT} -H "Authorization: token ${GITHUB_AUTH_TOKEN}" --header ${SCRIPT_BRANCH}/src/shell/branch_cut_liquibase_gen.sh
        chmod +x ${LIQUIBASE_CI_SCRIPT}
        curl -o ${LIQUIBASE_GEN_SCRIPT} -H "Authorization: token ${GITHUB_AUTH_TOKEN}" --header ${SCRIPT_BRANCH}/src/shell/liquibase_generation.sh
        chmod +x ${LIQUIBASE_GEN_SCRIPT}
        curl -o ${LIQUIBASE_TRANSFORM_SCRIPT} ${SCRIPT_BRANCH}/src/python/liquibase_transform.py
        chmod +x ${LIQUIBASE_TRANSFORM_SCRIPT}
        ${LIQUIBASE_CI_SCRIPT}
    """.stripMargin()

    email(${EMAIL}, ${DEFAULT_CONTENT})

def build = bareBuild() {
    buildAction = branchCutAction
}

like so within my groovy file. It's being called by jenkins and I am getting this error.
hudson.remoting.ProxyException: groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: java.lang.String.negative() is applicable for argument types: () values: []Possible solutions: notify(), normalize(), next()

I'm really at a loss as to why this can be the case. I've looked through similar questions and nothing seems to match up with my issue

A: You need to call stripMargin() previous to sh, thus separate them into two code block.
def cmd = """
        SCRIPT_BRANCH=${SCRIPT_BRANCH:-develop}
        curl -o ${LIQUIBASE_CI_SCRIPT} -H "Authorization: token ${GITHUB_AUTH_TOKEN}" --header ${SCRIPT_BRANCH}/src/shell/branch_cut_liquibase_gen.sh
        chmod +x ${LIQUIBASE_CI_SCRIPT}
        curl -o ${LIQUIBASE_GEN_SCRIPT} -H "Authorization: token ${GITHUB_AUTH_TOKEN}" --header ${SCRIPT_BRANCH}/src/shell/liquibase_generation.sh
        chmod +x ${LIQUIBASE_GEN_SCRIPT}
        curl -o ${LIQUIBASE_TRANSFORM_SCRIPT} ${SCRIPT_BRANCH}/src/python/liquibase_transform.py
        chmod +x ${LIQUIBASE_TRANSFORM_SCRIPT}
        ${LIQUIBASE_CI_SCRIPT}
    """

sh "${cmd}"

email("${EMAIL}", "${DEFAULT_CONTENT}")


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Masao ADACHI
Nippon Digital ½
During a suicide attack on an airport, "M"'s handgrenade malfunctions and he is captured. In prison he slowly loses his grip on reality... Legendary political filmmaker Masao ADACHI's return to filmmaking after 35 years.
The Prisoner (NC 2007)
Yuichi NAGATA
Jim O'Rourke, Yoshihide OTOMO
"Yuheisha" Production Committee
Slow Learner
Joji KAJIWARA, PANTA, 山本浩司, Tomorowo TAGUCHI
About Masao ADACHI
Masao ADACHI, born in 1939, was a member of the Nihon University Film Study Club and one of the most influential experimental filmmakers of the 1960s. He later collaborated with Nagisa OSHIMA and Pink director Koji WAKAMATSU. He joined the Japanese Red Army and went to the Middle East in 1974. In 2000 he returned to Japan and shot PRISONER / TERRORIST.


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> Courses > Adults > French language courses in Tallinn – Autumn 2021
French language courses in Tallinn – Autumn 2021
Kuninga 4, Tallinn
Looking for the best place to learn French? Come and join the French Institute of Estonia! Our courses combine theory and practice, oral and written skills in a cozy Frenchy atmosphere. Our teachers give beginners a strong foundation and help to perfect the language of those who already master French. We offer both courses at the Institute and e-learning.
⇒ On September 3, you are welcome to participate in our Open House Day! It is possible to take part in classes and test your language level. Read more
French courses in autumn 2021:
Comprehensive level courses.
Children and youth courses.
E-courses. You can also learn French comfortably in distance learning, no matter where you are!
Herebelow you will find the timetable for the autumn courses. If you have any questions, feel free to contact our course coordinator, who will help you choose the most suitable course: cours@ife.ee / +372 627 11 96.
⇒ According to the decision of the Estonian Government, the Covid-19 Certificate, that indicates whether the person has recovered from the coronavirus, has been vaccinated or is considered equivalent to a vaccinated person, or has a negative coronavirus test, is demanded in order to participate in the courses that take place at the French Institute.
French level courses
⇒ The volume of the courses is 45 or 60 academic hours and the price is 340 €, plus study material (30-35 €). Read the course program and content description.
⇒ Classes are held in a group of 6-10 participants.
⇒ The course is planned on site at the French Institute, but may continue in e-learning, depending on the government restrictions
06.09-15.12.2021, Mondays and Wednesdays from 8:30 to 10:00, teacher Laure Saïdi (based on English)
07.09-16.12.2021, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 17:15 to 18:45, teacher Romane Iatrides
04.09-11.12.2021, Saturdays from 10:00 to 13:00, teacher Romane Iatrides
06.09-15.09.2021, Mondays and Wednesdays from 17: 15 to 18:45, teacher Romane Iatrides
04.09-11.12.2021, Saturdays from 10:00 to 13:00, teacher Nicolas Wasilewski
07.09-16.12.2021, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 17:30 to 19:00, teacher Nicolas Wasilewski
07.09-16.12.2021, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 to 10:00, teacher Laure Saïdi
06.09-22.11.2021, Mondays and Wednesdays from 17:30 to 19:00, teacher Nicolas Wasilewski
07.09-16.12.2021, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 to 10:00, teacher Nicolas Wasilewski
French language e-courses
⇒ You can join e-courses wherever you are. Regular communication with the teacher via a video bridge ensures the most important, social and interactive aspect of language learning. Read the course program and content description.
⇒ The volume of e-courses is 45 or 60 academic hours and the price is 340 €, plus digital study material (30-35 €).
⇒ Learning takes place in a small group of 6-8 members on the Zoom web platform.
E-course A1.1
07.09-16.12.2021 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 13:30 to 15:00, teacher Romane Iatrides
07.09-16.12.2021 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 to 10:00, teacher Romane Iatrides
07.09-16.12.2021 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:00 to 13:30, teacher Nicolas Wasilewski
06.09-22.11.2021 on Mondays and Thursdays from 12:00 to 13:30, teacher Rose Nicolini
E-course B1.2
06.09-16.12.2021 on Mondays from 14:00 to 15:30 and on Thursdays from 10:00 to 11:30, teacher Rose Nicolini
French language courses for children and young people
⇒ The volume of the courses is 34 academic hours and the price is 180 € (plus study material). Read the course program and content description.
⇒ The course is planned on site at the French Institute, but depending on the restrictions set by the Estonian Government, it may continue in e-learning.
7-12 years olds – level A2.1
14.09.2021-03.02.2022 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 16:00 to 16:45, teacher Romane Iatrides
12-15 year olds – beginners – level A0
17.09.2021-04.02.2022, on Fridays from 16:00 to 17:30, teacher Romane Iatrides
12-15 years olds – level A2.1
14.09-15.12.2021 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 16:00 to 17:00, teacher Sophie Cauvin
14-18 year olds – B1 level conversation course
The workshop for young people takes place on site, in group of up to 10 participants
The volume of the course is 16 academic contact hours and the price is 112 €.
17.09-12.11.2021 on Fridays from 16:00 to 17:30, teacher Sophie Cauvin
More information, help in choosing the most suitable course and registration: cours@ife.ee or 627 11 96.
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Open House Day of the French Institute on 3 September
September 3, 2021 - Tallinn
The French Institute welcomes you in our cozy builging in Tallinn Old Town on 3 September 2021! Come and try out our language courses or take our French test to know your language level. Free French language courses Level A0-A1 at 16:00-17:00 Level A2 at 17:00-18:00 Level B1 at...
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Intensive French courses – spring/ summer 2021
Take advantage of your summer to learn French! The French Institute offers on-site and online learning courses. Our teachers are waiting for beginners who wish to learn the French language as well as experienced learners who wish to improve their level. Our programs are suitable for adults as well...
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Lennart Meri Conference 2021: French researchers in the spotlight
September 3, 2021 / September 5, 2021
From September 3 to 5, 2021, the 14th edition of the Lennart Meri Conference will be held in a hybrid format. A rich and dense program that gives a large space to French researchers and intellectuals. Organized by the International Centre for Defence and Security (ICDS), the Lennart Meri...
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