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CyberArk Viewfinity Integrates Privilege Management with Application Control to Help Protect Against Malware-Based Attacks Without Compromising the Business User Experience
NEWTON, Mass. & PETACH-TIKVA, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 2, 2016-- CyberArk (NASDAQ: CYBR), the company that protects organizations from cyber attacks that have made their way inside the network perimeter, today announced new capabilities for CyberArk Viewfinity that deliver privileged account security to the endpoint. With CyberArk Viewfinity v5.5, customers can benefit from an enhanced, single privilege management and application control solution to reduce the attack surface while being able to block the progression of malware-based attacks, and balance business user productivity and enterprise security.
Following the acquisition of Viewfinity in Q4 2015, CyberArk Viewfinity is now available as part of the CyberArk Privileged Account Security Solution. With this release, customers can gain greater privilege management and application control features in an on-premises or software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based offering. New integration with the CyberArk Shared Technology Platform enables all privileged audit logs to be stored and reviewed centrally, as well as new flexible, customizable reporting capabilities.
Evidence shows that advanced attacks often start with phishing emails sent to non-privileged business users, and a campaign of just 10 emails will typically yield a greater than 90 percent chance that at least one person will become the criminal's prey.1 If an organization has removed users' administrative rights on endpoints and servers, but is not monitoring and controlling which applications are allowed to run on these machines, a rogue application containing malware that does not require administrative privileges to run can enter the infrastructure and execute in the environment, giving attackers a foothold into the organization.
Our study of employee endpoints reveals that it is not uncommon to find more than 20,000 different applications across an enterprise2, meaning malicious applications can easily hide in plain sight because IT teams simply don't have the time to manually analyze everything.
"As malware continues to be a frequently-used and successful means for hijacking credentials, organizations must realize that the endpoint problem is a privilege problem," said Roy Adar, senior vice president, product management, CyberArk. "The fact is, motivated attackers will eventually get inside your network – it's what happens next that matters. Establishing a foothold on endpoints and escalating privileges enables attackers to jump from endpoints, to servers, to domain controllers until they own the network. CyberArk Viewfinity extends privilege security to the endpoint to mitigate these risks without excessively restrictive controls on users."
To effectively reduce the attack surface and support mitigating the risk of a serious data breach without impacting productivity, organizations require solutions that enforce flexible least privilege policies for business and administrative users, and control what applications are allowed to run. Enhanced CyberArk Viewfinity features include:
Grey Listing: Monitor "grey" applications – those that are not specifically trusted (white listed) or blocked (black listed) – and apply policies such as restrictive access mode until the application can be further researched.
Application Catalog: The Application Catalog displays information on applications installed on end-user computers managed by CyberArk Viewfinity and allows quick discovery of new applications in the system.
Application Intelligence: Provides support for application forensic and investigation processes; an aggregated historical timeline is compiled for each application with details such as first seen in the organization, where installed, original source and full family tree.
Trusted Sources: This privilege management capability allows System Administrators to automatically create application control and privilege elevation policies based on Trusted Sources such as System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), software distributors, updaters and more. Trusted Sources can be used to automate the creation of privilege policies for more than 90 percent of applications within the organization.
CyberArk Viewfinity provides CyberArk's global channel partners with opportunities to reach new enterprise customers with capabilities that target risk management, compliance as well as business and IT operations teams. CyberArk Viewfinity benefits include the ability to automatically create policies based on business requirements, seamlessly elevate application privileges as needed, reduce security risks related to 'privilege creep,' reduce help desk costs, leverage integrations with threat detection tools to analyze unknown applications, and accelerate the remediation of threats.
"We expect the endpoint security market to continue to grow, driven in part by increasing enterprise mobile and cloud adoption. To meet new demand efficiently and cost-effectively, organizations are realizing that endpoint security can no longer be a siloed compliance or audit initiative, it must be part of a comprehensive cyber security strategy," said Robert Westervelt, research manager, security products, IDC. "We believe innovation at the endpoint focused on flexible deployment options, improving the user experience and streamlining management will be important factors that will resonate across risk, compliance and operations stakeholders."
CyberArk Viewfinity v5.5 is available now in a SaaS, on-premises or Microsoft Group Policy (GPO) deployment model. This offering complements the CyberArk On-Demand Privileges Manager for Unix. For more information, visit http://www.cyberark.com/products/privileged-account-security-solution/viewfinity/.
1 - Verizon, "2015 Data Breach Investigations Report"
2 - Viewfinity, "IT Security's 50 Shades of Grey" whitepaper
About CyberArk
CyberArk is the only security company focused on eliminating the most advanced cyber threats; those that use insider privileges to attack the heart of the enterprise. Dedicated to stopping attacks before they stop business, CyberArk proactively secures against cyber threats before attacks can escalate and do irreparable damage. The company is trusted by the world's leading companies – including 40 percent of the Fortune 100 and 17 of the world's top 20 banks – to protect their highest value information assets, infrastructure and applications. A global company, CyberArk is headquartered in Petach Tikvah, Israel, with U.S. headquarters located in Newton, Mass. The company also has offices throughout EMEA and Asia-Pacific. To learn more about CyberArk, visit www.cyberark.com, read the company blog, http://www.cyberark.com/blog/, follow on Twitter @CyberArk or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CyberArk.
This release may contain forward-looking statements, which express the current beliefs and expectations of CyberArk's management. Such statements involve a number of known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause the Company's future results, performance or achievements to differ significantly from the results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Important factors that could cause or contribute to such differences include risks relating to: changes in the new and rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape; failure to effectively manage growth; fluctuations in quarterly results of operations; real or perceived shortcomings, defects or vulnerabilities in the Company's solution or the failure of the solution to meet customers' needs; the inability to acquire new customers or sell additional products and services to existing customers; competition from IT security vendors and other factors discussed under the heading "Risk Factors" in the Company's most recent annual report on Form 20-F filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions contained in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are made only as of the date hereof, and the Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise the forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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The refinery is being constructed across the harbor from Port Moresby, and will process 32,500 barrels a day of crude oil. The resulting fuel products will be sufficient to supply the PNG domestic market, leaving 45 percent of the volume available for export.
InterOil is the second largest holder of exploration acreage in PNG.
The Buffalo field was reported in APPEA's publication Flowline as being the fourth biggest producing field in Australia during the first half of this year. It is located 560 kilometers (336 miles) northwest of Darwin in the Timor Sea outside the zone of cooperation with East Timor in an area administered by the government of Western Australia.
InterOil believes, based on independent studies, that it might be possible to improve reserves and production by drilling more development wells. The facilities consist of a wellhead platform and a floating production storage and offtake vessel leased from Modee, a subsidiary of Mitsui.
"The acquisition of the Buffalo oil field will be funded from existing cash reserves and generates immediate cash flow for InterOil two years earlier than anticipated by our shareholders.
"It also provides a lower risk implementation of our strategy to move into upstream production and create a fully integrated oil company. Construction of the refinery is proceeding, with the site now cleared and earthworks undertaken."


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IOC chartered on fire oil tanker towed away from Sri Lankan coast
Published on : Sat 05th September 2020, 09:34 AM
Chennai, Sep 5 (IANS) The Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) chartered huge oil tanker 'New Diamond', laden with about 3,00,000 tonne of Kuwaiti crude on fire, has been towed more than 35 nautical miles away from Sri Lankan coast to safe waters, Indian Coast Guard said on Saturday.
The ship has been on fire since Thursday.
According to Coast Guard, with the coordinated efforts of the Sri Lankan ships and aircraft, the ALP Winger vessel successfully towed New Diamond more than 35 nautical miles away from the island nation's coast.
The Indian coastal security agency added that the fire on-board of the very large crude carrier (VLCC) New Diamond is still on but on a reduced scale and there is no oil slick.
The fire was brought under control on Friday evening.
The 20-year old VLCC New Diamond, sailing under the Panama flag, was on fire since Thursday morning, about 37 nautical miles off the Sri Lankan coast and in the Sri Lankan Exclusive Economic Zone.
On Friday, the New Diamond's Captain along with a Coast Guard officer and a sailor boarded the blazing oil tanker and assessed towing and anchoring facilities of the massive vessel that was still blazing.
"The towing and anchoring facilities are in good condition for those activities. Where the vessel would be towed will be decided by the Central government," a Coast Guard official had told IANS.
He also said the cargo pumping facility is also intact and the cargo area has not been affected.
According to him, the fire is on the vessel's port side and there is not much heat on the deck. The fire in the crew accommodation area has been put out.
The Indian government has decided to deploy two emergency towing vessels to tow New Diamond.
The Coast Guard was working on a multi-pronged strategy to prevent an oil spill from the massive vessel, which would be a huge environmental disaster if it occurs.
The Coast Guard also said a two-metre crack has been observed near the port aft portion of New Diamond, 10 metres above the waterline.
"If the crack propagates, and there is every likelihood of that, but cannot be predicted, then the ship's stability could be affected. A ship at a standstill is still subjected to tremendous stresses and could break and capsize," M. Kalayanaraman, Technical Editor, Riviera Maritime Media, had told IANS.
Kalyanaraman also said if the fire is still raging, it means the availability of fuel for the blaze, which could be bunker oil.
A Coast Guard official, however, told IANS that the crack has not grown further.
As per www.marinetraffic.com, the New Diamond oil tanker departed from Mina Al Ahmadi on August 23 and was headed to India's Paradip port.
The oil tanker was expected to reach Paradip in Odisha on September 5 where the IOC has a large refinery.
The Coast Guard said the Sri Lankan Navy had sought assistance to fight the fire and the explosion on board the New Diamond.
According to reports, another oil products tanker Helen M, sailing under the Panama flag, had reached the location of New Diamond for rescue after receiving a distress message. Helen M was sailing from Mangaluru to Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh.
Meanwhile, officials of IOC remained silent and were not available for comment.
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It's Halloween! Stuffing candy in your face and pretending to work today? No problem, we've got your back—here are some Halloween-themed marketing facts for ya know, research.
According to the National Retail Federation, Americans will spend $6.9 billion in total on Halloween this year—a slight decrease from last year's spending, which was around $7.5 billion. The NRF predicts the average person will spend $74.34, compared with $77.52 last year.
Want to know what millennials are up to? Eighty-one percent of consumers aged 18 to 34 planned to celebrate Halloween.
Nine in 10 Halloween shoppers will buy candy, NRF estimates, spending a total of $2.1 billion, with an additional 33.5 percent spending $330 million on greeting cards. Talkwalker reports that social media has exploded with conversations about Almond Joy, increasing by 230 percent, while Kit Kat increased 114 percent. Toblerone (349 mentions) 3 Musketeers (339 mentions) and Starburst (339 mentions) were all emerging themes over the past week.
A 44.8 percent of NRF survey participants planned to decorate their home or yard this year. The average person planning to buy decorations will spend $20.34 with total spending expected to reach $1.9 billion. Nearly half of millennials surveyed for NRF said that they were either throwing or attending a Halloween party this year, and one third were visiting a haunted house.
If you're wearing a costume today, you're not alone. The National Retail Federation estimates that 68 million Americans will dress up for Halloween, with another 20 million pet owners pulling their furry friends into the celebration. Forty-nine percent of millennials search for costume ideas online, 34 percent in a retail store or Halloween shop and 24 percent are inspired by current events.
For example, the most talked-about costumes on social media according to data intelligence company, Talkwalker are robbery victim Kim Kardashian (11,488 mentions), Donald Trump (9,006 mentions in the past 30 days, Hillary Clinton (5,297), red-sweater wearing presidential debate superstar Ken Bone (6,973) and Batman Supervillian Harley Quinn (5,644).
Adult costume spending is estimated to reach $1.2 billion this year, $950 million on costumes for the kiddies and $350 million on costumes for their pets.
With that said, we're now 24 days away from Thanksgiving.


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5 Clarinetists You Should Know
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Check out these 5 Prominent Clarinetists in the Middle Eastern Style
The Clarinet, Klarnet, Klarino (or whatever you may wish to call it) has become one of the most prominent lead instruments for Middle Eastern Instrument. The woodwind instrument first appeared in the 1700's in Europe and made its way to the Middle East and became a foundational sustaining lead melody pioneer. Here are 5 Clarinet Players that showcase how the instrument has been played in a Middle Eastern Musical context, across different cultures.
1. Hüsnü Şenlendirici
Hüsnü Şenlendirici is a Turkish clarinet player from Bergama in the province of Izmir. A Romani Gypsy, Hüsnü comes from a family of musicians. His paternal grandfather Hüsnü Şenlendirici played clarinet and trumpet, his maternal grandfather Fahrettin Köfteci also played clarinet and his father Ergün Şenlendirici is a trumpet player. He is best known for fusing traditional Turkish music with jazz through his band "Laço Tayfa" and for recording soulful compositions and arrangements with "Taksim Trio".
2. Vassilis Saleas
Vassilis Saleas, a Romani Greek, was born in 1958 in Messologi and is the foremost clarinet player in Greece. He is best known for his work with Dionisis Savopoulos, Mikis Theodorakis , Stamatis and the composer Vangelis. He projects an unmistakable style!
3. Ismail Lumanovski
Ismail Lumanovski is a virtuosic clarinetist from Macedonia. An award-winning musician, he studied at the famed Juilliard School of Music in New York and has performed internationally both as a soloist chamber musician and folk performer. Ismail is also a member of the "New York Gypsy All-Stars" and "The Secret Trio" and has been featured on recordings for "Fall of the Moon", "Liquid Clarinets", "Love is the Way" and the "Inspector Gadge Balkan Brass".
4. Ivo Papasov
Ivo Papasov, a Bulgarian Romani Gypsy, helped define the genre of "Wedding Band" music in Bulgaria and leads the "Ivo Papasov Wedding Band." He's gained an international following with his work on two Joe Boyd-produced albums in the 1990's. In 2005, Papasov won the Audience Award from the BBC's Radio3 World Music Awards. Papasov is also known for his collaborations for famed Saxophonist Yuri Yunakov (also worth checking out!).
5. Hachig Kazarian
Hachig Kazarian's clarinet defines the Armenian-American clarinet sound which shaped the musical experiences of entire generations of Diaspora Armenians living in the United States for much of the 20th century. Having attended the famed Juilliard School of Music in the 60's, Kazarian was a key member of the widely acclaimed "Kef Time bands". Kazarian's music fuses Middle Eastern melody and rhythm with a Big Band sound, defined by his virtuosic improvisation and command of the clarinet – and is particularly notable for his ability to mind meld with many oud masters of his time.
Please comment below if there are any other clarinetists you think should be on the list. There are so many that could be included and this list is by no means exhaustive!
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While she covers a wide range of musical genres, ANAT COHEN is a phenomenal clarinetist and, as an Israeli, covers the Klezmer and eastern European musical scene well and often.
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Hi! I wanted to share with you all the different methods I use to clean my makeup brushes. I hope you find this guide helpful. If you have any tips you use, I would love to hear about them.
This is what I do in between my deep cleaning. The product I use is Cinema Secrets. I really like how clean this makes my brushes. It is amazing how fast it not only cleans but also dries my brushes. You can purchase this on the Sephora website.
I start out with my Cinema Secrets, a small bowl and paper towels. You can also use a regular clean towel that you do not mind being stained.
Pour a small amount of the cleaner into the bowl. Dip the tip of the dirty brush into the liquid just until it starts absorbing then remove quickly and swirl onto paper towel to get off dirt.
Set clean brush aside and repeat process with your remaining dirty brushes. The clean brush should be dry immediately. I still like to let them air dry for a bit before putting them back in my brush holder.
Another item that is great to spot treat your eyeshadow brushes is the Color Switch by Vera Mona. I got mine at Sephora. I use this product every day. I love it!
How it works: Swirl any eye shadow brush in circular motion on the sponge. The color is then removed leaving you with a clean brush ready for the next color. Amazing!
The sponge inside the tin comes out for cleaning. To clean, simply use a small amount of gentle soap and run it under warm water until the water runs clear. Lay flat to dry. I usually clean mine at the same time I deep clean my brushes. This tin is lightweight and fits in my makeup bag. I take it with me when I travel as well.
There are some DIY methods out there. I personally did try one but it did not clean my brushes as well as this Color Switch. The Color Switch is worth the investment!
My usual routine is to deep clean all of my brushes every few weeks, usually on a weekend when I do not really wear makeup and if I do, it is minimal; BB cream, mascara and lip gloss. I like to have at least 2 days for the brushes to dry completely. I lay them on a towel and line them up leaving enough space so they are not touching. I rotate/turn the brushes after about a day.
There are 2 ways I like to deep clean my brushes. One is using a cleansing butter or using a cleansing palette. I used The Body Shop Chamomile Cleansing balm, Real Techniques Brush Cleansing Palette, water, towel.
This Balm is used for cleansing skin but it works very well on brushes. The balm also conditions brushes.
Swirl brush in balm then wipe on paper towel. I also rinse them after.
Swirl on paper towel to help dry and set aside.
Cleansing Palette Method: I got mine at Ulta. It also came with a sample of the brush cleaning gel, which I used.
I cleaned my brushes using a bowl of water instead of over the sink. Either method works fine. It just depends on your preference.
Pour a bit of brush cleaner into the palette.
Dip your brush into a bowl of water to get bristles wet.
Swirl in the palette with the cleansing gel over the ridges to clean in between the bristles.
Rinse brush until water runs clear.
Squeeze out excess water and lay on towel to air dry.
Travel tips and tricks: I take individually packaged brush cleaning wipes with me when I travel. Sephora has their brand and so does e.l.f. both work well. I rarely find myself needing to deep clean any of my brushes when I travel. I also take a travel size solid brush cleaner to clean my beauty blender. The solid can also be used to deep clean a brush if needed. I use both Sephora and Beauty Blender brand solids. I like them both equally.


When you find yourself reaching for a snack—WAIT! Are you really even hungry? Or are you simply eating out of habit? Next time you find yourself gravitating toward a junk food fix do a short burst of physical activity instead. A dozen jumping jacks, 15 crunches, a walk around the block… you get the idea! By the time your heart rate returns to normal you will find that your craving has passed—and not only did you save yourself from empty calories, you burned extra calories as well!
1. Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Lightly grease 6 (8oz) ramekins with olive oil and place on a rimmed baking sheet.
2. In a medium skillet add the olive oil, shallots, sea salt and black pepper over medium heat for 4 minutes. Add the smoked salmon and cook for 2 minutes. Remove from heat.
3. Divide the salmon mixture between the 6 ramekins.
4. In a large bowl combine the eggs, egg whites, coconut cream and half of the chives. Whisk until fully blended. Divide the egg mixture between the 6 ramekins.
5. Bake for 35 minutes, or until fully set. Garnish with the remaining chives. Enjoy!


"I congratulate the author on his achievement of putting such a good work together. I find the book to be very useful and relevant to our current society and our economy at this point in time and indeed for a long time to come because every economy that aspires to expand must understand the principles of effective credit and how to utilize smart credit towards production.
The author has written the book not just from mere theoretical or academic perspectives, he has written the book from his personal experiences and learnings that he got from other people.
I find the language of the book to be very simple and easy for non-technical people to easily understand while the flow of the book gives it a hooking effect on the reader; ensuring that every reader will be able to finish reading it very easily.
The author has included a lot of anecdotes and vignettes to make the book come alive on its own whereby readers can easily associate with the lessons in the book. More so, every chapter closes with key learnings discussed in the chapter. This book is not only rich in perspectives; it is a practical guide for individuals who wish to understand good credit practices either for their individual use or in capacity as managers or directors of organizations who may wish to obtain or who are managing credit for their organizations.
There has been a gulf of ignorance and misconception about borrowing, especially with small and medium sized businesses and business owners. This book ' Borrowing Made Easy' will fill the gulf and change the perceptions. It is a well-coordinated effort to see businesses move to the next levels by taking advantage of the resources available to them. Well done Jerry!
"I have always held the opinion that no country including Nigeria can achieve her economic goals except there is a vibrant credit system in place. The situation where a nation cannot generate economic energy from our latent capital keeps such nation in the league of poor countries, thus setting a cap to the quality of life it's citizens can ever have.
Executive Head Business Development & Strategy, Hygeia HMO.
In reading the Introduction to Borrowing Made Easy, I felt really nostalgic. I remember the location of the Cooperative Bank located near the Low Cost Housing Estate almost opposite the SOS Village. I lived in the Estate occasionally when I spent time with my mum. I can relate with the trade and commerce that Mama Omoruche (laughs) was involved in. I remember because of my frequent commute with my mum in her yellow bus across the bridge from Isolo to Daleko and other markets.
I made a first attempt at securing extra funding for my business by securing an overdraft. The result was unpalatable as my naivety made me simply work for the bank. A second attempt at borrowing for asset finance was worse – I lost the asset after having almost finishing payment. I lost it because the fortunes of my business went on a downward spiral a few months to completion of payment and I was unable to meet repayment obligations for months afterwards.
I consider the book a borrower's primer, a tool for existing and future entrepreneurs who would need to scale-up and grow with external financing. It is particularly a great resource coming from someone who experienced money lending and borrowing in a less organised format and then transited into a more corporate set up to work in a lending function.
As a Book Publishing teacher, I see that BME is not a mere academic exercise but a great resource to the body of knowledge distilled from years of experience of the author.
This is a fantastic endeavour…And I applaud you for this step. I can only imagine how many people's lives will be impacted by this book. I also like how you started with your personal story…and I'm super impressed with your mum's business acumen, which you have obviously picked up.


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Why is Turkey so Insistent on Buying Russian Missiles (And Missing Out on the F-35)?
June 23, 2019 Topic: Security Blog Brand: The Buzz Tags: TurkeyRussiaNATOSyriaS-400
Here are some possible answers.
by Ali Demirdas
On June 5, 1964, then-President Lyndon Johnson sent a stern letter to Ismet Inonu, the then-prime minister of Turkey, urging him to abandon the imminent Turkish military intervention in Cyprus, which aimed at saving the fellow citizens from being massacred by the Greek-Cypriot EOKA militants. The letter was loaded with threats and ultimatums. Johnson admonished Inonu that the American weaponry provided to Turkey may not be used and an arms embargo would ensue. He further forewarned that such military action would result in Turkey's alienation within NATO. Disillusioned, Turkey turned to the Soviet Union in order to counterbalance the American actions. The United States could only postpone a military intervention in Cyprus for ten years. In 1974, Turkey annexed one-third of the island. The Johnson Letter incident left irreparable damage in Turkish-American relations and is considered to be the official date that bilateral relations began to deteriorate.
Fast forward almost exactly fifty-five years, former acting U.S. Secretary of Defense Patrick M. Shanahan, the former sent a letter on June 6, 2019 to Hulusi Akar, Turkey's Minister of National Defense. Although much less overbearing in tone than Johnson's, Shanahan's letter too was full of serious warnings, politely laying out the consequences of Ankara's imminent procurement of the Russian S-400 missile system. He overtly threatened that if Ankara continues this path of action, it will face economic sanctions under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions (CAATSA) act. Turkey's effective ejection from the F-35 program is also mentioned in the letter. If Johnson's Letter is the beginning of the souring of relations, then Shanahan's Letter heralds that bilateral relations are about to hit rock bottom.
Why is Turkey so adamant about acquiring Russian weaponry, which would result in an irreversible rupture in transatlantic relations? The answer begs political and technical analysis.
To put it simply, Turkey's regional threat perceptions in the post-Cold War era have grown quite stratified and multifaceted due to American unilateralism (particularly in Iraq, Syria and Iran, all Turkey's neighbors). Washington's reluctance to address those concerns has progressively moved Ankara off of American's path. The Syrian Civil War clearly highlighted those discrepancies between the two NATO allies.
Most recently, the U.S. insistence in creating and unconditionally backing an autonomous, Kurdish-dominated entity in Syria that Turkey perceives as a matter of top national security concern has propelled Ankara towards Moscow, which appears to cater more to Turkey's security concerns. The Turkish distrust in the United States has grown ever so deeply. For instance, Trump's threat that "Turkey's economy would be devastated if it attacked Kurds in Syria" gave the Turks an indication that the United States would easily sacrifice Turkey for a non-state actor. Sinan Ulgen, chairman of the Istanbul-based EDAM think tank, argues that "No other policy decision in history has done as much harm to the image of the United States in Turkey as the ongoing effort to weaponize the [People's Protection Units]YPG. Washington may have indeed seen this entity as a useful group in the fight to defeat the Islamic State, but the cost has been the total alienation of Ankara."
What was once inconceivable in Turkish-U.S. relations has happened. Now there is a serious talk in Turkey that a direct U.S. attack against Turkey is imminent. For instance, the pro-Erdogan Yeni Safak Newspaper published a suggested scenario of military confrontation between American and Turkish fleets, which is in the third edition of the book titled Fleet Tactics and Naval Operations by the U.S. Naval Institute, one of the biggest professional military associations in the United States, employing a lot of former top military brass. Again, the pro-Erdogan Haber 7 has claimed that the 6th Fleet is about to attack Turkey. Allegations that American-made Javelin and TOW anti-tank missiles had been delivered to the Kurdish YPG and that they were used against the Turkish troops in Syria had some in Ankara convinced that the United States is already indirectly at war with Turkey. Given the level of distrust against Washington, there is a widespread belief among the pro-Erdogan circles that it is in Turkey's interest to buy an advanced high-altitude missile defense system that is able to see American and NATO jets and missiles as adversarial. The proposed Patriot PAC-3 systems wouldn't do that.
Turkish President Erdogan, too, has his own personal trust issues with Washington. He has repeatedly accused Washington of collaborating with U.S.-based Turkish preacher Fethullah Gulen in the 2016 failed coup that left an estimated 150 people dead. Furthermore, the two U.S.-made F-16s in the hands of the rebel pilots came so close during the coup attempt to downing Erdogan's plane on his way to Istanbul but are said to have decided not to because Erdogan's pilot faked the identity of the plane as to be civilian. The other F-16s bombed the Turkish Parliament eleven times. Ironically, what was noticed during the 2016 coup attempt is that Turkey did not have any effective defense mechanism against "its own" American made weaponry! Therefore, Erdogan has a personal stake in acquiring a non-NATO missile defense system, which would thwart his overthrow by a possible future coup.
Then, there is the ever-brewing tension in the eastern Mediterranean, particularly around the island of Cyprus, over the newly discovered massive hydrocarbon reserves. Cyprus, backed by the European Union and the United States, and Turkey are locked into a serious conflict about the extent of their own exclusive economic zones, which would also determine the extent of lucrative natural gas revenues. Turkey has sent its own drillships into zones which Cyprus claims as its own. The tension has now risen to the point where the Cypriot Greek authorities have issued arrest warrants for the crew of a Turkish drilling ship off the Cypriot coast, which, if materialized, could easily boil into a military conflict.
Turkish warships had already several times prevented the Italian ENI drill vessel from reaching a drilling site. Coincidentally, the Greek Cypriot Government granted the offshore drilling rights to ExxonMobil, which is followed by the deployment of the U.S. 6th Fleet in the area, although the U.S Navy and "Turkish security sources" denied that the cause of the deployment was to protect the interests of an American company. In early March, Turkey flexed its naval muscles by conducting "the Blue Motherland" naval exercise—the most comprehensive in its history—in the Mediterranean, the Aegean and the Black simultaneously with 102 vessels. In response, Cyprus, Egypt, Greece and Israel, which all lay claim in the gas and oil deposits in Eastern Mediterranean, combined their forces to conduct the Medusa 8 Naval Exercise in the eastern Mediterranean. Considering Greece is a NATO member, Israel possesses American arms and the U.S. Congress is poised to lift the arms embargo on Cyprus, the many in Ankara feel the need to obtain a non-American, non-NATO missile defense system to deter any military confrontation.
Having realized that repeated arms embargoes by NATO allies have created a security gap, Turkey has decided to step up building its own indigenous, sovereign defense industry. This includes the high-altitude missile defense systems providing it so-called anti-access/area-denial (A2/AD) potential, which would threaten aircraft up to 200 miles away. S-400s do just that. Ankara faced with the bitter reality that it needed its own missile systems when the NATO member Germany prematurely withdrew its Patriot batteries from Turkey's Syria border in 2015, citing "the high cost of the deployment." That left Turkey vulnerable to attacks from Syria.
The technology transfer is a must to develop such a sovereign defense inventory. For instance, Turkey was able to build its own attack helicopter program (ATAK) in the last ten years, thanks to the technology transfer agreement with Italy's AgustaWestland. President Erdogan had said that "the plan is to completely eliminate external dependency on defense equipment supply with ongoing plans and investments until 2023 [and start developing] unique designs." Happy to fragment the Transatlantic alliance, Russia included the technology transfer clause in the S-400 agreement. President Erdogan has expressed his desire for joint production of S-500. Whereas it took the U.S. administration seventeen months to renew its offer to sell the Patriot missile system, when it did, it did without an offer to transfer technology.
Finally, Turkey needs Russia in Syria to thwart security concerns that it had failed to convince the United States to address. For instance, Turkey's Afrin offensive that drove off the YPG, the Turkish PKK's Syrian branch, in northwest Syria became possible in early 2018 with Russia's approval. The more pressing Idlib issue still requires further Russian cooperation. As Vladimir Putin has been proven a much more reliable ally for Erdogan, it is very unlikely that he will cancel the procurement of the S-400. The opposite would mean the loss of Turkey's recent gains.
What has become a total mess of Turkish-American relations has been in the making for some time and has intensified in the last decade due to the civil war in Syria. Turkey has become more independent in its foreign policy under Erdogan and refuses to submit to U.S. coercion, particularly in the Middle East. When Washington dials up the intensity of arm-twisting, Ankara approaches Moscow even closer.


Your prayers answered. Sudanese prisoners released.
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Expelled by family. Pastors held w/o trial. Arrested for sharing the Gospel.
Another Christian persecuted by Pakistan's blasphemy laws.
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Asian Pastors arrested and treated cruely. Persecution in India soars.
Attack from Moro Liberation Front on Christians in the Phillipines.
Christians in Kenya fear imminent attack. Please pray.
Christians kidnapped by terrorists in Philippines.
Li just out of Prison. Murdered Pastors's widow. Altan cannot attend Church.
Egyptian visitors on way to Monastery attacked on bus by gunman.
Please pray for deaf Pastor in Central Asia and about Cholera outbrerak in Yemen.
#9 in Christian persecution, Yemen.
Preaching and Combat in the midst of Islamic terrorists.
Kidnapped and terroirized, Receiving threats. Kidnapped. Family of murder victim.
Philippiinos under attack by Isis. Turkmen teacher told to renounce her faith.
Chinese Christian lawyer faces life sentence for defending human rights.
Islamists close Churches. Buddhist persecution. Eritrean Christians arrested.
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3 Christian women kidnapped in Cario.
Christian teacher shot dead in front of Kenyan students.
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Attacked by Hindu militants. 45 Christians arrested in Adi Quala. Freed from prison.
Pastor persecuted. Family expellled from village. Mother forgives child's murderers.
Indian Christians beaten and have their Church closed down.
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Kicked out of his home by son. Tortured in Prison. Muslim leaders abuse Christians.
Former Muslim stands firm for Jesus. Court hearing for believers. Pastor threatened.
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Sanga in surgery after attack. Released from prison. 2 Christians get long sentences.
Pastor jailed after singing too loudly at Church.
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Pastor Martyred. 5 Families pressured. Christians under threat of attack.
Christian children's holiday camps stopped in China.
Central Asian Missionaries Arrested. Church robbed in Kyrgyzstan.
Imprisoned Pastor. 2 believeres homeless. Elizabath prays for daughter's return.
Kenta election. Venezuela calls for prayer. Kyrgyzsyan Church threats.
Christian soldier beaten to death on Egyptian base.
The people of Guam are being perseccuted with bomb threats, as are we in the USA.
Pre Teen converts Muslim mother. Open Doors widow. Mission workers surveilled.
Murdered pastor's widow. 2 flee home after death threats. Impreisoned for songs.
"Your mosrt honorable judge, I am ready to lay down my life."
Eritrean mother of 3 dies in prison for her faith.
Pastor falsely accused. Pastor helps trafficked women. 17 year old held in secret.
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Christians targeted in Uganda. Rural Ethiopian Church's worship facing restriction.
Pastor Killed in Renewed Violence in CAR.
Searching for new home. Church has constant threats. Growing Islamic presence.
Saudi Arabian regulations. Christians amid Jihadists. India to deport refugees.
Iranian brother Ebrahim on hunger strike iin Iranian jail.
Bible burned. Divorced and cast out fo rher faith. Agape Children's Home.
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Christiians possessions taken. Hindu extremist attack. Pastor accused of spying.
Church raiided. Secret faith. Pressure in Nigeria. University attacked.
Kenyans murdered in beds even after observing curfew.
Jailed. Rejected by family. Uneployed after colleagues attack.
Traumatized. Troubles multiply. Secret faith tested. Severe pressure in Nigeria.
Fleeing violence in Myanmar. Brutal attacks ikn Kenya. Hamida's fragile safety.
Murdered by classmates. Christian hiding from family. Killed showing Jesus film.
Sister in Tajikistan brutally beaten for following the Savior.
Christian teenager in Pakistan attacked, tortured and arrested.
Encounters Christ in dreams. Botched decapitation. Appeal fails.
Pastor unjustly iprisoned on blasphemy charge.
Found Christ fighting Isis. Expelled from their town. Remains in prison.
Church attacked by mob. Denied a classroom. Vietnamese Churches still serve.
Eighteen year old suffers brutal sexual assulat - but policce don't investigate.
3 Families flee Isis. Shop destroyed by Muslims. Closing of Christian School.
Pastor's dilemma. Worship interupted by man with ax. Chriistian politician accused.
American brother Andrew Brunson is still behind bars.
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Sharing Jesus in refugee camp. Imprisoned for blashphemy. Freed from prison.
5 Bible verse based prayers for North Koreans.
Eritrean mother of 3 dies in desert prison.
General Prisoners of Faith Information.
More Sudan church leaders arrested.
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House Church Pressured. Imprisoned since 2012. Imprisoned and harrassed.
Christians in India banned from worshipping together.
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Receiving Christian literature. Kids in detention camps. Pastor's Church closed.
Christian in prison, away from family, for 11 years!
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Muslims coing to Christ. Modern day Apostle. Perseveance in the storm.
Arrested students & parens. Held in unknown place. Beaten for not divorcing.
Persecution turns to joy for Indian Christians.
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Couple kicked out of village. Learning about Jesus in China. New Christian convert.
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Portraits of persecuted Christian children.
False forced conversions accusations. Algerians intimidated. Forced to reject faith.
Indian Pastor and wife beaten up.
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Village evicts families. Pastor's services stopped. Pastor accused of blasphemy.
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Communist official threat. Lawyer needs protection. 4 get 3 year prison sentence.
Persecuted family prays for you. Killed over a cup of water.
Church destroyed. Recovering from Church attack. Mother & children flee Boko Haram.
New laws threaten Vietnamese Christians.
Pastor has lost hearing. Mounting intolerance in India.
Why there are no Christian children in North Korea.
Pastor's wife imprisoned. Pastor murdered. Church burned.
Egyptian Christian proclaims faith before militants.
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New water well. Fines and restrictions. Man with sword attacks Church members.
New hope for jailed Christian governor.
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Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray chooses NFL path over MLB
Cardinals' Larry Fitzgerald to play in WM Phoenix Open Pro-Am
Arizona Cardinals Stories
By Arizona Sports
FILE - In this Dec. 8, 2018, file photo, Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray holds the Hesiman Trophy after winning the award in New York. Murray's locker remained empty on Monday, Feb. 11, 2019, in the spring training clubhouse of the Oakland Athletics, who say they are uncertain when or if the Heisman Trophy winner will report to the baseball team he signed with last summer. Billy Beane, Oakland's executive vice president of baseball operation, said talks are continuing with Murray, who may drop baseball to pursue an NFL career. (AP Photo/Craig Ruttle, File)
Oakland A's draft pick and Oklahoma QB prospect Kyler Murray announced Monday he will commit to a football career in preparation for the 2019 NFL Draft.
The Heisman winner made the news public on Twitter.
"Moving forward, I am firmly and fully committing my life and time to becoming an NFL quarterback," his statement read. "Football has been my love and passion my entire life. I was raised to play QB, and I very much look forward to dedicating 100% of myself to being the best QB possible and winning NFL championships."
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— Kyler Murray (@TheKylerMurray) February 11, 2019
Murray has already begun training in preparation for April's NFL Draft, his statement said.
Cardinals' Kliff Kingsbury talks about Murray comments, leaving USC
ESPN's Schefter suggests Cardinals could draft QB Murray, trade Rosen
If selected in the first 32 picks, Murray would become the first player taken in the first round of both the MLB and NFL drafts, according to NFL research.
The 5-foot-10 Murray was the ninth overall pick in the 2018 MLB Draft. He initially planned on a baseball career, but a potential football career called after he threw for 42 touchdowns to seven interceptions as a junior this season at Oklahoma.
The news of his commitment to the NFL could have implications for the Arizona Cardinals, who have the first and 33rd picks in the draft.
Part of that is because they have been linked to Murray in the pre-draft process. But it could also involve Arizona if another team falls in love with the quarterback to the point where the Cardinals could get involved in a trade.
In October, first-year Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury suggested as Texas Tech's head coach that he would take Murray first overall in the upcoming draft. Additionally, Murray began his college career at Texas A&M — there and in the past three years at Oklahoma he played in variations of the Air Raid offense run by Kingsbury.
Arizona taking Murray first would be considered a reach. Even taking him at No. 33 if he fell would be a surprise considering the Cardinals already have Josh Rosen at quarterback.
Because of Murray's height and slight build, there is some apprehension from NFL evaluators about his long-term success in football. Nonetheless, he's considered a talented thrower.
ESPN's Todd McShay, in the 2.0 version of his mock draft before Murray's announcement, had the Oklahoma product going 13th overall to the Miami Dolphins. Murray was the second quarterback off the board following Ohio State signal-caller Dwayne Haskins; McShay has Haskins going No. 6 to the New York Giants.
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A lack of preseason snaps last season did not adversely affect Rams defensive lineman Aaron Donald. He amassed 11 sacks and was voted NFL defensive player of the year.
That's why Donald, who ended a holdout by signing a $135-million extension recently, is not worried that he missed another preseason going into Monday night's opener against the Oakland Raiders.
Donald was alluding to the seven-snap appearance the starting defense made in the third preseason game against the Houston Texans. That was the total workload for a remade unit that features new additions such as defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh and cornerbacks Marcus Peters and Aqib Talib.
Defensive coordinator Wade Phillips is not concerned.
"The smart thing to do is make sure we don't get anybody hurt in a game that didn't count for us," he said.
The Rams emerged unscathed from the preseason, but they still might be dealing with an injury issue against the Raiders.
Mark Barron, the most experienced member of an unproven linebacker corps, was listed as doubtful late last week because of an Achilles issue. Barron had shoulder and Achilles surgeries during the offseason. He did not participate in team drills throughout training camp or the preseason but had expressed optimism that he would be ready for the season.
If he cannot play, Ramik Wilson will start in his place.
Despite the question mark at linebacker, the Rams are stocked with players that could make theirs a potentially elite defense.
Donald, Suh and defensive lineman Michael Brockers all were first-round draft picks. Peters and Talib, with a combined seven Pro Bowl selections between them, are part of a secondary that includes slot corner Nickell Robey-Coleman and safeties Lamarcus Joyner and John Johnson.
But seven preseason snaps is a small sample size to make any judgments.
McVay, Phillips and players on defense have said that practicing against a Rams offense that features quarterback Jared Goff, running back Todd Gurley and receivers Robert Woods, Brandin Cooks and Cooper Kupp has prepared them for the opener.
But Suh said practice speed differs from game speed.
Last season, Donald did not report until the eve of the season opener. He sat out the first game and then started the next 14 before McVay rested all starters in the season finale against the San Francisco 49ers.
This season, by signing on Aug. 31, the four-time Pro Bowl player had a week of practices to prepare for the opener and acclimate to playing in combination with Suh and Brockers.
"Like I always say, man, anytime you got playmakers around you it makes your job easier," Donald said.
Adding Donald to the mix immediately raised the level of a defense, Peters said.
"We know we got an extra dog here," Peters said. "He's the defensive MVP of the league.
McVay has said that Donald will not have any limitations on the number of snaps he plays against the Raiders.
Phillips is ready to turn him loose.


Beginning March 4, and continuing until the end of May, the Atascadero Library will host an exhibit that features the work of local poets and the engaging art of Jeri Edwards.
Edwards is a lover of nature and wildlife who advocates for wildlife conservation and education. She uses a variety of media, including collage and gouache and ink resist, and is a published poet as well. Our connections with animals will also be explored by local poets whose work is on display.
All are invited to meet Jeri Edwards and many other local poets at a reception at 5pm on Thursday, March 7. Light refreshments will be served.


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Q: iframe parser error (HtmlIframe/HtmlGenericControl) but still using .NET 4.0 (not .NET 4.5) Here's my error message

Parser Error Message: The base class includes the field 'iframeShim',
  but its type (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl) is not
  compatible with the type of control
  (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlIframe).

Source Error:
Line 180:    <iframe runat="server" id="iframeShim" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" style="position: absolute;
Line 181:        display: block; z-index: 990; z-index: 990" src="~/blank.html"></iframe>

and I'm using .NET 4.0

Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework Version:4.0.30319;
  ASP.NET Version:4.0.30319.34249

and the designer code is:
protected global::System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl iframeShim;

The searches I've done show that this is typically an error when you upgrade to .NET 4.5 and the type of the server side variable hasn't been updated properly (needs to be HtmlIframe, not HtmlGenericControl). Also, those searches have the Parser Error Message slightly different (which makes sense when running in 4.5) - their message is:

... but its type (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlIframe) is not compatible
  with the type of control
  (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl).

My targetFramework in web.config is:
<compilation targetFramework="4.0">

So, I'm not exactly sure what is going on here. Any ideas? Note, I've installed VS2012 and just recently had to go back to the VS2010 project and do some work in it and this started to happen. I immediately thought it was a .NET versioning issue, but everything still shows I'm using .NET 4.0 in this VS2010 project.

A: Another person had the same issue as I did and it was resolved in this post:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/21707234/156611
Basically, make sure your compilation targetFramework is set to 4.6.1 (or whatever you are using) and then go into your ASPX/ASCX file throwing the error and save it. The saving will re-create the designer file with the appropriate type.
in my case, it changed from:
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl

to:
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlIframe

A: Making a "dumb" change, e.g. inserting a blank line, in ASCX file, then saving it - worked like a charm. Upon that, all HtmlGenericControl instances change to HtmlIframe ones, and that resolves the issues.
If this is not an option, then setting targetFramework to "4.0" in web.config compilation tag is the last straw.

A: In my case I had this issue where my localhost was able to run the code fine.
In the designer file it was defined an HtmlIFrame correctly.
On my staging server the code complained with the same error "but its type (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl) is not compatible with the type of control (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlIframe)"
In my specific case my local compilation tag in web.config was set to 4.7.2 to match my running framework in my project settings.
However my staging web server had targetFramework="4.0" probably from a long time ago when the server was initially setup.
Altering the servers web.config file to match 4.7.2 fixed my issue.
There seems to be a different way to handle that specific element in older 4.0 version of the framework.

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Geography & Environmental Systems
B.A. in Geography & Environmental Studies
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Minor in Environmental Science
GIScience Certificate
GES Advising Checkoff Sheets
List of undergraduate GES courses
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GES Tracks
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PhD and MS Programs
PhD and MS Degree Requirements
Degree Progression and Forms
5 Year Bachelors/Masters
M.P.S. in GIS at Shady Grove
GES CoM: Council of Majors
GES List Serve
Internships & Employment Opportunities
Adjunct & Affiliated Faculty
Related Centers at UMBC
Cartography & GIS Labs
Environmental Science Lab
Maryland Geographic Alliance
Our campus hosts the headquarters of the Baltimore Ecosystem Study (BES), one of only two NSF-sponsored Urban Long-Term Ecological Research sites in the United States.
"The Baltimore Ecosystem Study (BES) conducts research on metropolitan Baltimore as an ecological system. The program integrates biological, physical, and social sciences.
As a part of the National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research Network, BES seeks to understand how Baltimore's ecosystems change over time.The ecological knowledge created by BES supports educational and community-based activities, and interactions with the Baltimore community."
JCET
The Joint Center for Earth Systems Technology (JCET) operates under cooperative agreement between the University of Maryland Baltimore County and the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC).
"JCET meets the common interest of UMBC and GSFC to develop new technology for environmental remote sensing. Formed in 1995, JCET has grown to 18 Research Professors including four tenured faculty. JCET has an additional 11 Research Scientists and 4 Research Associates. JCET's research focuses on themes which align with NASA's Earth Science Interests: engineering, mesoscale atmospheric processes, climate and radiation, atmospheric chemistry and dynamics, hydrospheric and biospheric sciences, and solar system science including geodesy and geophysics."
CUERE
The Center for Urban Environmental Research and Education (CUERE) at UMBC was created with initial support from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
"CUERE's mission is to advance the understanding of the environmental, social and economic consequences of the transformation of the urban landscape through research, conferences and symposia, support of university teaching programs and assistance to K-12 education. CUERE fosters interdisciplinary approaches to environmental science, engineering and public policy.
The CUERE research team includes environmental engineers, scientists, and policy analysts. The center's research agenda focuses on relationships among natural and socioeconomic processes that occur in urban environments and their impact on public policy. The center is equipped with meeting facilities; integrated analytical, educational and research laboratories; and state-of-the-art computer and geographic information systems."
Affiliated Centers at UMBC
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CUERE: Center for Urban & Environmental Research Education
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Lecture Series & Forums
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Q: Remove white spaces from all
* tag ids Please I need some help in removing all the white spaces from all the
 tag ids.
The ids are dynamically generated from the title of a podcast rss feeds.
How do I convert all the ids (with white spaces) in the following
 tags:

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 ...some content...

 ...some content...

 ...some content...

into ids (without white spaces). Output example below:

 ...some content...

 ...some content...

 ...some content...

 ...some content...

I have searched this forum and found similar questions asked here:
how to replace all white spaces in a string and here: replace all spaces in a string. I don't know how to accomplish this on the
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I really appreciate your help. Thanks

A: Those IDs should be formattted at the point where they are created, not afterwards.
Your problem are not only spaces...
You're using arbitrary strings as ID, and that could include words with special characters, like i.e:  Let's Code   → You don't want the ID to be id="Let'sCode" ← notice the '
Solution?
Replace everything other than a letter, digit or underscore (regex token: \W) - with underscore.

$("li[id]").prop('id', (i, id) => id.replace(/\W/g, '_'));

 WARNING! QUOTES!

 ...some content...

Or by using vanilla JS:

document.querySelectorAll('li[id]').forEach(el => el.id = el.id.replace(/\W/g, '_'));

 WARNING! QUOTES!

 ...some content...

A: The ids are dynamically generated from the title of a podcast rss feeds <-- You should remove the white-spaces during this process.

But if you HAVE TO remove them afterwards, you can do that with pure JavaScript using a simple split() and join() approach like this:
let lists = document.querySelectorAll("#someUl li");
lists.forEach(list => list.id = list.id.split(" ").join(""));

Check and run the following Code Snippet for a practical example of the above approach:

/* JavaScript */

let lists = document.querySelectorAll("#someUl li");

lists.forEach(list => list.id = list.id.split(" ").join(""));

 ...some content...

 ...some content...

 ...some content...

 ...some content...

A: You can do this with plain Javascript and a regex to replace any number of spaces with nothing:
document.querySelectorAll('li').forEach(li => {
  li.id = li.id.replace(/\s*/g, '');
});

Here is an example which also prints the ids after the transformation:

document.querySelectorAll('li').forEach(li => {
  li.id = li.id.replace(/\s*/g, '');
});

console.log('ids:');
document.querySelectorAll('li').forEach(li => {
  console.log(li.id);
});

 ...some content...

 ...some content...

 ...some content...

 ...some content...

A: If you reference the parent elements inner html and assign it to a js variable you can use a .replace() method to remove the white space and reassign it to the parent.
There may be better ways to do this as I'm quite new myself but I would Google document.getElementbyid().innerhtml.


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Real Madrid 1-1 Juventus: Real attack through the full-backs but Juve hold on
The starting line-ups (graphic: sharemytactics)
Juventus qualified for the European Cup final with a 3-2 aggregate victory.
Real Madrid selection
Carlo Ancelotti surprisingly dropped Pepe and shifted Sergio Ramos back into his favoured centre-back position, after an unsuccessful stint in midfield during the first leg.
Upfront, Karim Benzema was fit to return, and otherwise it was Real's expected side, with Marcelo and Dani Carvajal returning having been rested for the weekend draw with Valencia.
Juventus selection
Having missed the first leg through injury, Paul Pogba was fit to return in place of Stefano Sturaro.
This might have also influenced Max Allegri's formation decision – had Pogba been out, he might have switched to the 5-3-2 system he used towards the end of the first leg, providing more defensive structure in a game where a draw would suit Juventus. Pogba's availability, though, meant it was worth sticking with the diamond.
Otherwise, the team was as expected.
Juventus emerged victorious but Real dominated for long periods of this second leg, and their tactical approach worked better here.
Real push full-backs on
Ancelotti presumably rested his first-choice full-backs at the weekend (although both appeared as substitutes) because he wanted them to be fresh for this game, as they were set to play extremely energetic roles against a Juventus diamond. This concept was simple: Juventus were playing narrow, at least on paper, so Ancelotti wanted to exploit the space down the touchlines.
Marcelo and Carvajal usually took up positions in advance of deep midfielder Toni Kroos, who switched play between them regularly, trying to make Juventus work from side to side. They played different roles, though: Carvajal usually made late, overlapping runs to become involved at the far post, whereas Marcelo was regularly involved in build-up play, and was effectively a playmaker from the left.
Marcelo creates chances
Marcelo sometimes has disastrous games – he was dreadful in Brazil's 7-1 defeat to Germany at last summer's World Cup – but he's also capable of provided a hugely dangerous attacking threat. Here, he created chances all night. In the first minute he crossed for Gareth Bale to head over the crossbar, and shortly afterwards played a tremendous, Roberto Carlos-to-Cafu-style crossfield ball to Carvajal on the opposite side. He lofted a brilliant ball over the top for Benzema, and was involved in the move leading to James Rodriguez winning a penalty for Giorgio Chiellini. In the second half he created two further chances for Bale – a low ball which Bale came to the near post to meet, with Chiellini deflecting the ball just wide, then another deep cross to the far post.
His influence is summarised by the statistics: he attempted the most passes (76), the most passes into the final third (38), the most open play crosses (7) and the most dribbles (7).
Juve flatten their diamond
Usually, diamonds respond to the threat of opposition full-backs by moving across the pitch laterally, keeping the diamond broadly in shape. The shuttlers sprint quickly out to the flanks, then are forced to recover their central midfield position when the ball is played to the opposite side.
Juventus, however, did something different, something they've done a few times this season – although, as they spent so long without the ball, it was more obvious here.
Vidal didn't spend his time marking Kroos, and instead dropped alongside Andrea Pirlo, ensuring Pogba and Claudio Marchisio could play more permanently as wide midfielders, essentially a flat four-man midfield in a 4-4-2 system. This meant Marchisio and Pogba didn't have need to get through so much lateral running, and could track the full-backs more carefully. Both players' tackles usually took place in wide midfield positions.
The downside, though, was that Kroos was left unmarked, and had lots of time to dictate play – his two most frequent pass routes were out to the two full-backs.
In response, Carlos Tevez and Alvaro Morata played deeper than in the first leg, keeping Juventus compact, almost as fifth and sixth midfielders. It wouldn't be a surprise if Allegri had assessed how Atletico play against Real, and tried to replicate that shape.
Real counter at 1-0 up
After Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty put Real ahead, the game changed dramatically: Real's full-backs immediately played more withdrawn roles, and Juve's did the opposite – both Patrice Evra and Stephane Lichtsteiner pushed forward.
This meant Real had opportunities to counter-attack for the first time in the tie, and with Ronaldo and Benzema remaining high up the pitch in the inside-left channel, Real countered excellently in behind Lichtsteiner. Both Ronaldo and Benzema had chances from that position in the dying moments of the first half, and Juve emerged for the second period with a more cautious approach in this position.
Juve attacks
Juve had excelled in the first leg, and in the previous round against Dortmund, by getting the ball to their forwards quickly. Here, they struggled to play good passes out from defence, partly because Real counter-pressed well when they lost the ball. Their best chance of finding the front two was when Pirlo was found, usually with balls from the right flank – he instinctively hit first-time passes 'around the corner' into Tevez, who was dropping deep into a position between the lines.
Real coped with Juve's front two better than in the first leg, though, particularly as Ramos was in defence and played proactively intercepting balls intended for Tevez, or getting in a quick tackle. At one stage in the second half, shortly before Juve's equaliser, Tevez and Morata both threw their hands up in the air simultaneously after yet another poor attacking transition from Juventus – they weren't getting the ball, and Real were piling on the pressure. Morata scored Juve's crucial equaliser, but it was following a set-piece rather than through their intended attacking tactics.
Juve hold on
The final half hour was all about whether Real could get a second goal. The problem, though, was that they had few attacking alternatives from the bench – Javier Hernandez replaced Benzema, but this was mainly because the Frenchman wasn't 100% fit, and had tired. Jese was available if Ancelotti had wanted to change system, but he decided to stick with the 4-3-3.
Juventus' defenders played well, both individually and as a unit. The full-backs were rarely beaten by Ronaldo and Bale on the ground, with Bale primarily dangerous when meeting crosses from the opposite flank. The centre-backs coped well with Benzema's movement, while also getting across to cover if other players found themselves in goalscoring positions – there were a couple of crucial last-ditch interventions from Chiellini, for example.
Nevertheless, Allegri felt the need to introduce an extra centre-back, with Andrea Barzagli replacing Pirlo. Juve moved to the 5-3-2 system, and shut up shop – although they did have one excellent chance, through Marchisio, at a time when Real were leaving players up the pitch.
The result essentially came down to what happened in the Juve penalty box. Real had some good chances, a succession of other good half-chances too, and created more promising situations over the course of the tie. But Juve could depend upon two outstanding centre-backs and an excellent goalkeeper, and in that sense, while Juve play an attractive possession-based game in Serie A, they fell back upon 'traditional' Italian virtues here.
Marcelo was the key player here. Given license to play as a left-winger, he constantly created good situations for the home side, and only poor Real finishing – and good Juve defending – meant his advanced positioning and creativity failed to win the tie for Real.
Overall, Juventus' victory over the two legs came down to very small factors, from Stefano Sturaro's incredible block on James Rodriguez's header in the first leg, to Iker Casillas' inability to get enough on Morata's 'winner' here. Nevertheless, questions will be asked about Real: whether the composition of their squad offers them enough balance, especially in the deep-lying midfield positions; Ramos' first leg performance summarised their woes here. Ancelotti, somewhat inevitably, could pay with his job, although it's worth remembering Real went on a 22-game winning run midway through this season. Fatigue and injuries, as much as tactical incompetence or poor dealings in the transfer market, has been their undoing.
Juventus will be underdogs in the final, and their defenders will have to produce truly outstanding performances to stop Barca's front three. However, considering they'll be playing against a 4-3-3 with great individuals upfront, creative midfielders aplenty and attacking full-backs, this tie has been good preparation.
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Tags: allegri, ancelotti, diamond, juventus, marcelo, Real Madrid
31 Responses to " Real Madrid 1-1 Juventus: Real attack through the full-backs but Juve hold on "
Michael on May 15, 2015 at 2:06 pm
This is our year! Forza Juve. Bought my ticket for Berlin.
We can beat barca even though they will be tougher than Real. I think Morata and Tevez will find it more difficult against busquets, mascherano and pique. Maybe we play the 5-3-2 to allow their full backs forward and let Morata and Tevez hit that space. Which midfielder does allegri drop though?
roel on May 15, 2015 at 3:53 pm
in a 5-3-2, most likely Marchisio is the one to stay out.
HrubeschYouth on May 15, 2015 at 5:43 pm
I'd really think about dropping Pirlo then… He showed his age in both semi-final games and got caught on the ball in dangerous positions several times. Him being exposed to Barca pressing could get ugly.
Of course, now I've written that, he'll play the deciding 50-yards pass to Tevez for the winning goal.
Miquel on May 15, 2015 at 2:41 pm
I think Juve will play a narrow 4-4-2 again. Deep and compact.
Deep defensive line to prevent Suarez and Neymar runs behind the defense.
Flat midfield sticking close to the defensive line to prevent pockets of space to Messi.
Tevez and Morata getting in deep positions to shut down Busquets through balls.
Juve will be happy to give up the flanks to Barcelona. Crossing is still not a dangerous threat from Barcelona.
And how will Juve score? Tevez or Morata runs to the space behind Barcelona full backs. Or set pieces.
Being a final Barcelona will play more cautious and possession oriented than against Bayern, or even against Atletico this season, it will be a slow tempo game and I wouldn't be surprised if we see a 0-0 draw.
The game will be decided by a razor-thin margin.
Or maybe Suarez will outplay the centre backs and Messi will find space in Vidal's back and Barcelona will win by 7-0. That could also happen.
SuperMario33 on May 18, 2015 at 11:51 am
Gotta stay very compact cause leaving the flanks open to this years barca is quite dangerous as seen against atletico earlier this year. Problem are not the crosses but Messi and Neymar getting through to the line or cutting in.
Vag on May 15, 2015 at 2:48 pm
Juventus deserved to progress to the final. They actually hold the ball in their possession (47% – versus 53% of Real over the two legs). In that aspect they played to their strengths, adjusting properly to the attacking virtues of their opponents.
wild_bunch on May 15, 2015 at 2:51 pm
Great as usual.
VS Barca thou they do not stand a chance IMHO.
a. Barca is better at set pieces than Real.
b. They will not allow hitting any long balls.Pique will stay on Morata as much as possible.
c. Juve's full backs will stay down or will be punished. Especially Evra.
d. Busi
e. If Juve press the midfield, Barca will hit long balls to Messi and Suarez.
1 possible tactic that I can see: play Morata on the left vs Masche/Matheu. Hit long ones to him. Then Tevez/Vidal will rush in. But see point d.
I predict Morata recieving under 10 passes.
And easy 2-0 for Blaugranes
Would be nice to see some of Dnipro heroic games. Reminds me of Greece 2004.
Odin on May 16, 2015 at 12:54 am
My only disappointment is that I won't be able to see the expression on your face when Juventus lifts the cup
and to the writer of the article: you make it sound like it was Real Madrid who won, when they were eliminated, you're ridiculous
It would be a surprised one…. It could happen of course but as I said: in my humble opinion they do not stand a chance.
Got to defend Michael as well: he said "Juventus emerged victorious but Real dominated for long periods of this second leg, and their tactical approach worked better here." And "Marcelo was the key player here. Given license to play as a left-winger, he constantly created good situations for the home side, and only poor Real finishing – and good Juve defending – meant his advanced positioning and creativity failed to win the tie for Real."
Do you disagree with any of those two statements?
Please keep in mind that this is tactical analysis blog. Mainly the tactical POV is being discussed…
I hope that you are able to appreciate the dry facts such as Juve being the underdog both vs real and Barca.
ins on May 16, 2015 at 2:06 pm
Juve fan, do not pay them attention.
This will be one of the worst finals. 3 to 5:0 for Barcelona. I am not sure how this weak Juventus is at the final, but some really good luck with the draws and in this game.
ZonalMarking on May 20, 2015 at 11:18 am
No, I just think analysing the tactics is a slightly more complex thing than saying who scored more goals. If you can't see that, this site isn't for you
Burt on May 15, 2015 at 3:07 pm
Not sure I agree with this " to Iker Casillas' inability to get enough on Morata's 'winner' here." So are you really blaming Iker for that goal? While I generally agree with what you said here, I don't agree with that statement and I do think you are selling Juve a bit short overall. I do agree that Real was slightly better on the night, but really Real didn't create that many good chances IMHO (the Bale header in about the 70th or so minute was the only real great chance for me).
Sarthak Kumar on May 15, 2015 at 4:05 pm
He was just trying to say that the game was decided by the finest of margins…not blaming Casillas for the goal.
Not necessarily blaming him. He might have stopped it, though. The perception of goalkeepers is based entirely around "great saves" and "obvious errors". It's too simplistic. The mark of a good goalkeeper is saving shots he probably shouldn't have been able to. That's not the same as them "committing an error".
dushant k on May 15, 2015 at 3:54 pm
michael i dont write because you put my comments in moderation and i dont like that . even though you had summed up the game better but still you missed the key essence of the game and most important point .
I haven't. The only way comments go into moderation is if you say a swearword – I don't have any more control than that
Madrid's fatigue from the Valencia game was also a factor, and it became seemingly evident after the 60th minute. Ancelotti chose to play all the season with 12 to 14 players, and that was his wrongdoing.
Allegri is hands down the manager of the year for 2014-15. He managed to play to his team's strengths in the knockout stage, wonderfully adjusting his players to 2 distinct formations (5-3-2 and diamond) and switching betweeen the two during games without making the team lose cohesion. Evra was a great signing in January (as he knows every aspect of a CL knockout game from his Man Utd years, and he is far far far better than Asamoah). So Allegri rightly deserves this year's top manager spot, for all his past misfortunes.
The final though is a whole other story. Barca is in top form too, and I think Allegri is even complementing a square "Simeone-esque" 4-4-2 with Pirlo slightly deeper, rather than a diamond given Bayern's woes at the Camp Nou. The crucial issue will be the player picking up Busquets (he may be any1 of Tevez, Pogba, Vidal, Morata or Marchisio), and how will Juve combat the backward runs of Messi (a feature no Madrid player had, but Messi does, and can nulify any midfield superiority Juve may have).
Still, can't wait to see Suarez, Chiellini and Evra in the same game. Intriguing ain't it?
roel on May 15, 2015 at 10:28 pm
*contemplating (not complementing!)
me on May 15, 2015 at 5:04 pm
Would it have been better for Real to switch to a back 3 and push the full-backs even higher?
hwk on May 15, 2015 at 8:10 pm
When was the last time Madrid played a back 3?
You have to take some risks.
Would it have been better for Real to switch to a back 3 and push their full-backs even higher?
Siddharth on May 17, 2015 at 5:04 am
No, a back 3 has 3 center backs and is more defensively solid in such situations. Real was essentially playing a 2-5-3 or 2-4-4 however you view it, but switching to a back 3 would mean less players up front. Take Liverpool for example, Brendan Rodgers switched to a back 3 and saw his side's defensive record improve. Back 3> back 4 defensively when you are looking to impose your game at least partially. Unless your sitting back and parking some buses, which is better with 4, 3 center backs offer uninterrupted protection unlike 2 full backs and 2 center backs, in which case the former push up and leave spaces behind.
tmk on May 15, 2015 at 6:52 pm
It seemed to me that Marcelo was playing the role formally played by Di Maria, any thoughts?
Indeed, he was playing a similar role to di Maria. The difference is di Maria could take on and literally destroy 3 men at once, and his crossing and pace suit the role more than Marcelo who's superior tackling allow him to occupy the position. Overall Di Maria suited real more because he could shuffle and service Ronaldo well WHILE playing in midfield. Marcelo does this as a full back, so real are more vulnerable to the counter attack. Of course, di Maria and Marcelo didn't play much together like this as they cut off eachother's spaces. Maybe A di Maria return and a slight alteration of marcelo's role would be best.
Mark on May 16, 2015 at 3:30 am
Normally I can come to this site for a fresh, unbiased assessment. Unfortunately, the author lets me down with this review. "But Juve could depend upon two outstanding centre-backs and an excellent goalkeeper, and in that sense, while Juve play an attractive possession-based game in Serie A, they fell back upon 'traditional' Italian virtues here." This is just a lazy, superficial statement. Sure, for the last 20 minutes of the tie holding onto a slim margin with your team going through to the final, any team in the world would revert to a defensive posture. But to imply this was the case for the entire match (or even tie) is a disservice to the intelligent, positive play Juventus put forth, even during the 2nd leg of the tie. Don't slip into lazy pundit mode, relying on tired, superficial statements like "Italians only play defensive." If I wanted that I'd keep the volume up during Fox Sports broadcasts in the USA.
There's nothing lazy about it – assuming writers of being lazy is, ironically, the laziest criticism around.
The use of inverted commas around "traditional" notes the gentle irony in the comment. I wasn't remotely implying that "Italians ONLY play defensive" – stop trying to get offended about stuff
stan on May 16, 2015 at 5:19 pm
Casually clicked the related links to the 15 surprising managerial appointments of 2010. Allegri to Milan was at 8. Saying, difficult job.
Allegri won the title that year with some great players and decent shifts from the veterans at Milan. And here he is today in the Champions league final against Barcelona.
Quite a journey.
Im curious as to how you rate Max.
He isn't overtly a tactics man. Nor even the kind of pumped up motivator a la Simeone. More of some sort of enabler.
A very nice man. Im thrilled for him.
Forza Italia and Milan
His season at Juve reminds me a lot of Ancelotti's 2002-03 AC Milan season. Remember, they said Carlo was a lost cause after the Juventus debacles of 1999-2001, and then he took Milan quietly to CL victory, switching from a 3-5-2 to a diamond as the season progressed. Many similarities…
I think Allegri's main strength is keeping things simple, and placing trust in his experienced players. With both Milan and Juve he's hardly been innovative, but he's let experienced players play their natural game. It sounds simple but I think that's a fairly important factor.
Carletto should not be sacked, Modric's injury and di Maria's sale along with the lack of rotation are the only causes of this streak. If rotation was flowed, this side would be hands down winners of the champions leAgue


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Кальницька волость — історична адміністративно-територіальна одиниця Липовецького повіту Київської губернії з центром у містечку Кальник.

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Наприкінці ХІХ ст. волость було ліквідовано, територію розділено між Дашівською (Кальник, Шабельня), Жаданівською (Пархомівка, Хрінівка) та Юрківською (Василівка) волостями.

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"Notes toward an Interrogation of Staged Violence" by Jeff Gundy
I had the good fortune of spending time with Jeff Gundy at the William Stafford Peace Symposium about a month ago, and have since devoured three of his books of poems, including his most recent, Spoken Among the Trees (University of Akron, 2007). I admire Gundy's admixture of impish wit and dogged humility, as he explores the restlessness of being human and longing for a better world in a plainspoken style that secludes a complexity of thought. Here's one of the poems, which reflects, at least in part, his Mennonite tradition's quarrel with violence.
Here's your challenge: write a verse play in which nonviolence triumphs.
—ESR, 1/27/2006
Prelude:
Please be seated in this comfortable armchair. All questions will be asked in a calm and measured tone.
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Propositions:
A story is not a war, but a creative alternative to stabbing your brother with a kitchen knife.
Time travel is indeed possible in the magic space of the stage.Violence is available for deconstruction and assimilation.
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The martyrs eschewed all force except that which they elicited from their enemies, thereby a) heaping coals of fire or b) glowing in the fiery furnace or c) both creating and transcending the Bloody Theatre or d) . . .
Additional Propositions:
In stage combat, the victim controls the action.Sound effects contribute verisimilitude.
The nonviolent spectator takes no pleasure in a whack or a stab.
The nonviolent spectator envisions glorious transformations and scenes of pastoral harmony way up and down the line.
Her soul floats above the horrifying scene, almost free.
The crowd obscures the audience's view.
Hector drops the knife and weeps.
Angela achieves such sublime heights of serenity that she ascends to heaven in a narrow band of light.
Marilyn suddenly vanishes and there's a maple tree in her place, or a raccoon, or the attorney general with his blue curtain gone and the bare-breasted Spirit of Justice in glorious view.
Dialogue (suppressed):
All right, we've had it. You are neither natural nor inevitable. The restraints are for your own protection. We have assurances from our legal advisers. Those fingernails . . . One more opening in that tender flesh . . .
Proposed Approaches:
Abuse the puppet, and let Naomi put on something comfortable and sit down with a magazine.
The lead couple makes love onstage in such dazzling fashion that the alien cyborgs do a total makeover on their cubical spaceship and beg us to assimilate them.
Instead of letting the bastard cut out Philomel's tongue, change the whole crew into birds before anybody rapes anybody.
Everybody pauses at the crucial moment, exchanges glances fraught with significance, then goes out for Thai food or puts on the Beatles.
Hell, the Doobie Brothers.
Wow, what a cool poem!
But seriously, thanks, Phil, for the kind words and the exposure.
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GW's Spring Dance Concert, to be performed Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre, will include the work of accredited guest artists and student choreographers.
"The concert has a lot of diversity but it also has a lot of depth," said Maida Withers, the artistic director of the Spring Dance Concert.
Stacy Palatt directs the performance, her debut at GW. Although she has never performed here, she teaches dance at the University and at The School Without Walls. Palatt spent seven years as the assistant director of the Moving Forward Dance Company. She also has danced at numerous venues.
Miguel Angel Diaz and Claudia Vasquez Del Mercado, the artistic directors of Asaltodiario, a dance company founded in Mexico, choreographed a piece that students will perform in the show. Withers said the work by Diaz and Del Mercado brings a Latin feel to the concert. Withers said the dance, which is about male and female relationships, is highly dramatic.
A member of the GW Theatre and Dance department since 1995, Joseph Mills has been a part of numerous GW productions. Mills recently performed in the Smithsonian's "Seeing Jazz Move" and worked as a guest artist for Dendy Dance and Theater at The Kennedy Center. In his performance in the Spring Dance Concert, Mills dances on a stage filled with plastic flamingos.
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