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Rockabill Film Society Skerries
Spring Season 2016
All films start at 8.30 pm in the Skerries Sailing Club.
Tickets / membership at the door.
Wednesday 27 January – The Second Mother
Que Horas Ela Volta?
Dir: Anna Muylaert, Brazil 2014, 112 mins, Cert: Club
Starring: Regina Case, Antonio Abujamra, Helena Albergaria
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/120686781
When Val (Regina Casé) left her home to work thousands of miles away as a live-in housekeeper for Fabinho (Michel Joelsas) in Sao Paulo, she carried the guilt of leaving her young daughter Jessica behind with relatives. Now, 13 years later, Jessica (Camila Márdila) shows up in Sao Paulo, and her presence throws into disarray the unspoken class barriers within Fabinho's home. – Chicago Critics Film Festival 2014
"This is the sort of savvy, socially conscious crowdpleaser that occupies a rare middle ground between genteel and intellectual world cinema." – Geoff Berkshire, Variety
Wednesday February 10 – 45 Years
Dir: Andrew Haigh, UK 2014, 93 mins, Cert: TBC
Starring: Charlotte Rampling, Geraldine James, Tom Courtenay
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tg5cpiX18TA
Kate is in the middle of preparations for her 45th wedding anniversary when her husband Geoff suddenly receives news which pulls him back into the past. Fifty years ago his then girlfriend had a fatal accident in the Swiss Alps. Now, finally, her body has been found, frozen in ice and time. Kate and Geoff are both shocked but are unable to share their insecurity with each other. He retreats ever more into a distant world of memories whilst Kate endeavours to suppress her burgeoning jealousy and anxiety with pragmatism. She needs to concentrate on selecting the music and menu for the party and taking care of the other arrangements.
Outwardly, everything is business as usual. But the camera cautiously registers how a well-tuned coexistence is going out of kilter. Whether over a shared breakfast or a lonely wander through the town, Kate feels more and more like a stranger in her own life. 45 Years tells the story of two people who, caught up in unexpected emotions, are forced to bolster themselves against unfamiliar feelings and, in doing so, have the rug pulled out from under their feet. After 45 years, which feeling will prevail on the couple's big day? – Berlin Film Festival 2015
Wednesday 24 February – Fidelio, Alice's Journey
Fidelio, l'odyssee d'Alice
Dir: Lucie Borleteau, France 2014, 94 mins, Cert: CLUB
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7UlMYgTbmo
The 'journeys' that Alice (a wonderfully free-spirited Ariane Labed) sets off on are physical, sexual and emotional. She has become a sailor – working as a mechanic on freighters – not necessarily to see the world but rather to find herself.
When she boards the rickety Fidelio as a last minute replacement for a crew member killed in an accident, she finds the captain is her former lover Gael (Melville Poupaud).
Labed won the best actress award at the Locarno Film Festival for her performance. – Edinburgh International Film Festival 2015
Best Actress, Locarno Film Festival 2014
Europa Cinemas Label Award, Locarno Film Festival 2014
★★★★ The Irish Times
Wednesday 9 March – Taxi Tehran
Dir: Jafar Panahi, Iran 2015, 81 mins, Cert: CLUB
Language: Farsi
Starring: Jafar Panahi
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSiqbpqMqns
Winner of the Golden Bear at this year's Berlinale, Panahi's latest is perhaps his most playful film yet. Riffing on the narrative structure pioneered in Kiarostami's 10, it's mostly set and entirely shot from inside a car: a taxi of sorts, with Panahi playing himself as an affable amateur cabbie. After giving rides around Tehran to a motley array of passengers – from a rabid reactionary and a liberal teacher to a man selling pirate DVDs and women heading to a shrine – he finally collects his niece, a sassy youngster making a little movie herself for school. Cue a discussion of how film should represent reality (or not!): a subject clearly close to Panahi's heart, given his standing with the Iranian authorities. Despite its concern with ethics, aesthetics and politics, the film oozes disarming charm and mischievous wit, slyly reminding us that cinema, for better or worse, always trades in illusion. - Geoff Andrew, BFI London Film Festival 2015
Wednesday 23 March – In the Courtyard
Dans La Cours
Dir: Pierre Salvadori, France 2013, 97 min, Cert: CLUB
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBQJOwatzB4
Antoine (Gustave Kervern) is a forty-something rock singer with insomnia and stage fright. After deciding that a music career is too stressful, he decides to look for another job. Despite Antoine having no relevant experience, retired resident Serge (Feodor Atkine) is persuaded by his wife Mathilde (Catherine Deneuve) to employ him as the caretaker for their quiet Parisian apartment building.
As Antoine gets to grips with the quirky characters inhabiting the apartments, it quickly becomes obvious that he is unable to handle his new responsibilities. But when Mathilde's mental state comes into question, she finds a friend and confidante in Antoine.
Salvadori and his actors skillfully use humour here to sensitively explore some serious themes, including mental health and loneliness.
Presented with the support of the French Embassy and the Institut Français.
Wednesday 6 April – The Grump
Dir: Dome Karukoski, Finland/Iceland, 2014, 104 min, Cert: TBC
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMKY8-fUhMU
The Grump (Antti Litja) is a stubborn, sour-faced old farmer with a rose-tinted view of the past. After a bad fall, he is forced to move from his family farm to the city home of his career-focussed daughter-in-law. Struggling to exist in this new world, the old man seems to do nothing but clash with everyone around him. But slowly it becomes apparent that the old fellow could still teach the modern world a trick or two!
Based on the popular novel by Finnish author Tuomas Kyrö, The Grump is a charming and comedic culture-clash satire from up-and-coming director Dome Karukoski (Lapland Odyssey).
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Usher: 'Looking 4 Myself' - Album review
The singer's seventh album will satisfy the chart's unpredictable palate.
By Lewis Corner
It's easy to forget that Usher, in many respects, was the Justin Bieber of the '90s. Nurtured and refined for pop-stardom since the age of 13, he has continued to maintain a music career that now spans 20 successful years. His ability to switch up his style on his carefully selected hits have always kept him in the upper echelons of the charts; and it's a tactic he continues to refine on his new album Looking 4 Myself.
He's embraced current musical trends on lead single 'Climax'; a carefully contained R&B ballad with ambient dubstep wobbles that isn't a complete style overhaul. However, it's on new single 'Scream' - a seductive club number of chest-popping beats and sex-fuelled lyrics ("I see you over there so hypnotic/ Thinkin' 'bout what I'd do to that body") - where he sounds at ease.
The combination continues on Swedish House Mafia-produced cuts 'Euphoria' and 'Numb', both of which include the DJs' glimmering synths while he croons in his coolly-controlled falsetto. Elsewhere, he's experimented to largely great success; particularly with Aussie knob-twiddler Luke Steele for title track 'Looking 4 Myself' - a light and funky number that recalls Empire of the Sun's 'Walking On A Dream'.
Usher's seventh studio outing thrives on a mixture of genres, arming him with potential hits to satisfy the current chart's unpredictable palate. Between the sample of Billy Joel's 'Uptown Girl' on will.i.am-helmed 'Can't Stop Won't Stop' or the stripped-back hip-hop vibe of 'Lemme See', Usher has produced some of his most varied and commercially relevant music to date.
Tracks to download: 'Climax', 'Euphoria', 'Numb', 'Looking 4 Myself'
If you like this, you'll like: Chris Brown, Swedish House Mafia
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The wait is over: Raber Packing Co. announces reopening at new West Peoria site after fire
Phil Luciano
WEST PEORIA — Raber Packing Co. will reopen Wednesday, three years after a fire destroyed the business.
The new Raber site, 3000 W. Farmington Road, will host a "soft opening" at noon Wednesday, according to the business. Further information was unavailable, though West Peoria Mayor Jim Dillon confirmed the restart to the Journal Star.
Dillon, along with the West Peoria City Council, has worked with Raber since the Nov. 8, 2018, fire, the cause of which was never determined. Though owner Buddy Courdt heard offers to rebuild in other municipalities, West Peoria cobbled together a 10-acre site from five commercial and residential parcels along West Farmington Road, about a half-mile east of the original property, which was just outside West Peoria city limits.
The City Council approved the purchase of the properties in May 2019 for $912,000 and then formed a tax increment financing district. The property was turned over to Raber, which over 23 years is to repay the city with the property taxes generated by the enhanced value of the property.
Peek inside:3 times bigger, Raber Packing Co. readies to reopen in West Peoria
In July, Courdt said he expected to reopen by Labor Day. However, a delay in the arrival of crucial building materials prompted the 67-year-old family business to push back the opening. The multimillion-dollar, 35,000-square-foot replacement almost triples the business's footprint.
Improvements not only will boost production and employment, but also offer new deli and restaurant options, along with banquet facilities.


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VCA History
Vashon Center for the Arts, a collaborative and community-based organization, provides a center for the arts on Vashon Island, initiates quality arts experiences for all ages and creates opportunities for artists to perform and exhibit their work.
Together we built one of the largest and most comprehensive community arts organizations in the Pacific Northwest
For more than 50 years Vashon Allied Arts, and now Vashon Center for the Arts, has been a foundation stone for the island's art and cultural scene. Since that time, the organization has grown in every possible way to become the largest non-profit on Vashon and home to five uniquely different program areas: visual arts, performing arts, arts education, dance, and Vashon Artists in Schools.
It was a constellation of members, donors, volunteers, patrons, friends, board members, and staff members that grew, supported, and loved our organization over that past half-century. The group numbers in the thousands and the footprints this family of supporters has left can still be seen stretching in all directions.
Thanks to the wonderful support of our donors, members, and patrons, in 2018 we were able to live our mission through our five program areas
Arts Education: 110 classes offered, 928 students enrolled, 45 local artist instructors employed
Vashon Artists in Schools: 23 residencies, 1,199 students and 40 teachers engaged, 619 classroom hours, 12 student exhibitions
Vashon Center for Dance: 37 Weekly classes and nine summer Dance Camps, 233 enrolled students
Visual Arts: More than 150 artists showing 424 pieces in the Koch Gallery
Performing Arts in Katherine L White Hall: 16,400 tickets sold for 96 shows
But we do more than that. We are part of the greater Vashon artistic spirit, committed to the idea that Art is a necessary part of our present and our future, where Art, in all forms, leads us back to our humanity, to rediscovering our sense of joy and play, to laying full claim to our inner artist, to healing the world. Sound impossible?
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Christian church DESTROYED as Chinese police drag worshippers into street and beat them
June 13, 2017 by John
from The Express:
Violence broke out in Shanggiu in Henan province after 300 police officers and officials demolished the Shuangmiao Christian Church—which was under construction.
Officers dragged out around 40 Christians with one worshipper comparing the brutal scenes to the Japanese invasion of China during the Second World War, according to charity China Aid.
Eight Christians remain in custody following the incident amid a crackdown on churches by the communist regime.
hina Aid said: "During the demolition, officials beat dozens of church members, pushing them to the ground and twisting their hands.
"The church was completely razed, and a church member likened the scene to the Japanese invasion of China during World War II.
"Of the 40 Christians seized, eight are still in custody, and the cases of Shuangmiao Christian Church pastor Zhang Di and the church's vice director, Lü Yuexia, were recently transferred to the Procuratorate, which will decide whether or not to formalise their arrest."
The Supreme People's Procuratorate is the highest agency in China responsible for prosecutions.
According to churchgoers Xi Jinping's Communist Party ordered the church to be destroyed after branding the building an "illegal structure".
Party officials were sent to the church to search the building and belongings of people on site.
China Aid said the party confiscated phones and other personal property, damaged closets, smashed offering boxes, and stole laptops, money, and jewellery.
The demolition came as row between the church and government escalated over allegations the church refused to pay a £450 arbitrary road usage fee.
Pastor Zhang Di was summoned for questioning last month and accused of assaulting police officers and attacking a village official.
Church leaders are urging the government to release the pastor and churchgoers. They are also calling for police linked to the investigation to be punished.
The Chinese Communist Party has launched a major crackdown on religion in recent months in an attempt to oppress religious freedom and exercise control.
Churches not sanctioned by the government have been put under surveillance with hundreds of Christians arrested for disturbing public order for offences such as holding bible study groups and displaying crucifixes outside their homes.
There have been reports of Christians being banned from praying, singing hymns, crosses removed from buildings and people arrested for attending church services.
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Handicapping posting in Ohio is done between March 15 and October 31st. During that time, the ball will be played as it lies. There are times when weather conditions create a situation when winter rules must be adopted. Any other local rules will be posted and placed on tournament rules sheets prior to play. If and when these extreme conditions call for winter rules, scores should still be posted.
1. Provide fair handicaps for all players regardless of ability or where the game is played.
2. Reflect each player's potential ability and recent scoring trends.
3. Automatically adjust a player's handicap up or down as his game changes.
4. Disregard freak high scores that bear little relation to the player's true ability.
5. Make it difficult for a player to abnormally affect his handicap in one revision period.
To understand the handicap system, keep this in mind: A player's handicap reflects his/her "CAPABILITY", rather than their ability.
The USGA uses the best 10 out of the last 20 handicap indexes to compute your handicap. The maximum handicap index for Men is 36.4 and for Women it is 40.4. A minimum of 5 posted scores is required to compute a handicap.
All scores will be posted by the golf shop staff. It is assumed that the player has attempted to make the best score possible on each hole played and during each round played. MVGC is a member of the USGA GHIN handicap system. Any other questions regarding the handicap system can be answered by the golf shop staff. Equitable stroke control charts are posted in the locker rooms and Golf Shop for your assistance.
experience our wonderful golf club. In most cases, it is necessary for a guest to be accompanied by a member while at the club.
With a few exceptions, a member may bring up to three guests at a time. If you need to sponsor a larger group at the club, special consideration may be given by the Board of Trustees and/or the Golf Professional. A member may sponsor a group of up to 19 guests on Tuesday or Thursday afternoons, with arrangements made through the Golf Shop. Member sponsored groups larger than 20 people will require Board approval.
Upon scheduling your day with your guests, it is helpful to give the golf shop staff sufficient notice so that we might entertain your guests' needs properly when they arrive. We want them to feel welcome and at home when they come to Miami Valley, and letting us know in advance will help us to accomplish this.
Prior notice allows us to notify the front gate of your guests' arrival time.
Your guest can place his or her bag at the bag drop area in the parking lot. They can ring the bell and our staff will take care of their clubs from that point.
Our staff will clean your guests' clubs before and after their round if desired. If your guests are playing here for consecutive days, we can store their clubs for them.
Please register your guest(s) in the Guest Book in the golf shop.
Junior guests must abide by normal MVGC Junior rules.
During the golf season, members may entertain one guest on Saturday and Sunday mornings between 8:00a.m. and 10:00a.m. After 10:00 a.m., 3 guests per group will be permitted.
Guests are not permitted to play in holiday events.
Guests are not permitted between 12:00 and 1:00 on Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
Guests residing within 50 miles of Dayton are permitted to play golf twice a month during the season.
Guests residing outside of the 50 mile radius of Dayton are permitted to play golf unlimited times during their stay in the Dayton area.
Members are responsible for proper dress, etiquette and speed of play of their guests.
Members are responsible for all fees and charges for their guests.
Other than major events approved by the Board and/or Golf Committees, Miami Valley does not have tee times. We are proud of this tradition as it permits us to almost always put a member on the golf course and also helps us find a member a game when he or she would like to play.
We feel a great deal of responsibility in the golf shop to help you arrange your golf days, and if we know in advance of your plans, we can do that more effectively. A call to the golf shop (278-7381) will always help us service your golfing needs better. We are here for you, it's your club, and if you ever feel as a member that it was difficult getting on the golf course, please let us know.
On busy days there will be a starter in the gazebo on the first tee. When all three or four players of a group are present, they may give their names to the starter for a position on the tee. Again, all players of a group must be present for the starter to accept your name. Singles or twosomes will be assisted by the starter or the golf shop staff in finding additional players.
It is our policy to inform the membership of all special events during the golf season. Please use this book and make yourself aware of the schedule should it conflict with your golf plans. We will also notify the membership regularly via email of upcoming events. Make sure we have your current email address. There will also be notices placed throughout the club well in advance of any major event.
In unusually crowded times, with permission from the starter, groups may start from #10 tee. Groups on the 9thhole will have the right of way on #10 tee. A group starting on #10 will be given a time on #1 tee. The 10th tee will open at approximately 8:00 on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
No more than 4 players will regularly be permitted to play during the golf season, April 1st– September 30th. Special events and off – season play may include more than four players in a group, provided permission from the golf shop has been given.
During the golf season, social members may play golf twice a month during the appropriate guest times as stated in the guest policy.
A guest fee will be charged to the member's account based on the time of year the social member plays. During the off-season, social member play is unlimited.
A social member's child is eligible and encouraged to participate in the Junior Golf Program. After the age of 12, a membership must be taken out and fees paid to the club.
Social members may use the practice facility all year for a fee of $100.
Social Member greens fees will be $30, on or off season.
Miami Valley Golf Club is an excellent place to hold charitable events, company tournaments or any member sponsored group. Along with our excellent clubhouse facility, we can provide your event with the best golf experience in the Dayton area.
The Golf Professionals and the Clubhouse Manager work together to provide a schedule of these events that serve our members' needs while, at the same time, not adversely affecting our normal play.
Please use your club as much as possible for these functions. As stated before, large groups require Board approval, and you should contact the Golf Shop for scheduling. See club by-laws or contact the golf shop for regulations governing these groups.Important Golf information……….
All lost and found items should be turned in at the front counter of the golf shop. If properly identified, the items will be immediately returned to the owner. Other items will be placed in our lost and found area.
We take messages very seriously in the golf shop. Any non-emergency message will be taken care of and delivered to the member or guest as soon as possible. Emergency messages, naturally, are handled immediately. Always notify the golf shop staff when you are at the club so that we can do this part of our job properly.
For the safety of all players, the staff will sound the warning siren when dangerous weather is approaching. At this time, all players must vacate the golf course immediately and not return until given the all clear by the golf shop staff.Shelters are located east of #3 green, south of #9 and #17 tees.
Very simply, if you familiarize yourself with our starting procedures and keep up with the group in front of you, there will never be a problem with slow play. Naturally, golf lends itself at times to lost balls etc. and there can be unusual circumstances that make it hard to keep pace. It is our job in the golf shop to monitor play at all times, and we feel strongly about this responsibility.
Any round of golf over 4 hours at Miami Valley is too slow and we will work hard with all of our members to see that time limit met. Let us know in the golf shop when there are problems on the course, and our professional staff will do everything possible to help speed up play.


A damning UN Security Council draft statement on Israel's use of force against protesters at the Gaza border was blocked by the US. Nearly 60 people were killed as the new US Embassy opened in Jerusalem.
Monday was the bloodiest day in six weeks of protesting by Palestinians at Israel's border wall, during which hundreds of people have been killed and thousands injured by Israeli soldiers. The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) has used tear gas and small arms against demonstrators, saying the use of force is justified due to the threat they pose. Palestinian protesters have burned tires, thrown stones, and launched incendiary kites during the stand-off.
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Jimmy Shergill with Mercedes-benz G63 AMG (Photo Credit: Twitter)
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"Look there's a turtle!" a little girl shouts in a proud voice so that we all turn to recognize her discovery. The guide congratulates her on finding one of the caves more famous natural occurring sculptures.
We continue around the pedestrian path, snaking around islands and cavities supporting naturally sculpted ice cream cones, leaning towers and embracing lovers.
As we enter one of the rooms a brightly lit pool of water sends a reflection of waves across the ceiling. Inside swims a blind, albino fish, only found in Slovenia, called a Human Fish. I pause for a moment to appreciate the oddity of its slow, cautious movements and its eel like body.
Venturing deeper into the cave, the drops of water fall more frequently and we have to duck around tight corners. The once open rooms become halls of piercingly sharp limestone icicles that our guide assures us will stay attached to ceiling. In any event, it is noticeable that the group picks up its pace towards the up and coming room.
We approach the caves amphitheater where classical and blues concerts are held in the summer. "Go ahead" our guide nudges, "there is a six second echo time". A brave man in a yellow jumper shouts and the cave greets him back with an eerie acoustic sound. We are all impressed and begin our own claps and whistles.
Through one of the offshoots from the amphitheater we arrive back at the familiar tracks where we board our train once again.
Moving quicker than before, we whisk through the illuminated cave, the magical sights still dancing in my head. The train creaks to a stop. As a group we exit towards a stream of light forcing us to adjust our eyes once again. A gust of warm air leads us back into the outside worlds and lets us know our journey into the underworld has come to an end.


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Walk the Moon (стилизованное написание — «WALK THE MOON») — американская рок-группа из города Цинциннати, штат Огайо. Жанр группы включает в себя элементы поп- и инди-рока с элементами новой волны. Лидер коллектива, Николас Петрикка, собрал группу в 2008 году, будучи студентом колледжа Кеньон. В 2010 году, сменив несколько участников, группа приобрела музыкантов, играющих по сей день: Кевин Рэй, Шон Вогаман, Элай Мэйман. Название группы взято из песни «Walking on the Moon» со второго студийного альбома Reggatta de Blanc группы The Police. Самостоятельно выпустив дебютную пластинку I Want! I Want! в ноябре 2010 года, группа попала в ротацию нескольких альтернативных радиостанций с синглом «Anna Sun». В феврале 2011 года Walk the Moon подписали контракт с лейблом RCA Records и в июне 2012 года выпустили свой первый альбом на крупном лейбле, получивший название Walk the Moon. Альбом содержал бо́льшую часть перезаписанных композиций из I Want! I Want!, а также несколько новых песен. В декабре 2014 года вышел второй студийный альбом на RCA Records под названием Talking is Hard. В альбом входит самая успешная на текущий момент песня группы «Shut Up and Dance», добравшаяся до четвёртой строчки в чарте Billboard Hot 100 и возглавлявшая чарты Billboard Alternative Songs и Billboard Rock Songs.

История

«Anna Sun»
В ноябре 2010 года Walk the Moon самостоятельно выпустили альбом I Want! I Want! в родном городе Цинциннати, штат Огайо. Пластинка содержала первый известный трек группы «Anna Sun». В 2011 году журнал «Esquire» включил эту песню  в статью «30 песен этого лета, которые должен услышать каждый». По словам авторов, Николаса Петрикки и Ника Лерангиса, эта композиция посвящена их профессору из колледжа Кеньон.

2012—2013: Walk the Moon
Одноимённый дебютный альбом группы на крупном лейбле вышел 19 июня 2012 года. Песня «Quesadilla» вошла в официальный саундтрек игры FIFA 13, а «Tightrope» играла в рекламе ноутбука HP Envy 4.

2014—настоящее время: Talking Is Hard
9 сентября 2014 года Walk the Moon выпустили сингл «Shut Up and Dance» в преддверии нового альбома. 17 ноября вышел второй сингл «Different Colors». Альбом Talking is Hard был выпущен 2 декабря и в первую неделю занял 26 строчку в Billboard 200.

Участники

Текущий состав
 Николас Петрикка: вокал, клавишные (с 2008) (род. 16 февраля 1987)
 Шон Вогаман: барабаны, вокал (с 2010) (род. 18 сентября 1987)
 Элай Мэйман: гитара, вокал (2010, с 2011) (род. 7 февраля 1986)

Бывшие участники
 Адам Рейфснайдер: бас-гитара, вокал (2008–2009)
 Сэм Коул: гитара, вокал (2008)
 Рики Хьюман: барабаны (2008)
 Ник Лерангис: гитара, вокал (2009)
 Крис Робинсон: гитара, вокал (2010–2011)
 Кевин Рэй: бас-гитара, вокал (с 2010) (род. 6 декабря 1986)

Дискография

Студийные альбомы

Синглы

Награды и номинации

Примечания

Ссылки

Инди-рок-группы США
Группы поп-рока
Группы новой волны из США
Музыкальные коллективы из Цинциннати
Музыкальные коллективы, появившиеся в 2008 году
Музыкальные коллективы 2000-х годов
Музыкальные коллективы 2010-х годов
Исполнители RCA Records
Квартеты

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As I was ripping apart yet another pallet I realized I have never posted about how I dismantle them without breaking the boards. Now, sometimes they are just stubborn and you can't help but break boards, but I've had pretty good luck getting clean boards with 2 simple tools.
Really, that's all you need. There's no special tools or expensive equipment. Just a hammer, mallet and a bit of bruit strength.
What do you do with the mallet?


From the tee, the safe shot is to play 250 to the turn, to a safe approach shot of about 100 yds. Big hitters can try to cut the corner and go to the right of the sandtraps to reach the green from the tee.
The approach is an easy shot to a left to right sloping green. A back right pin position requires a conservative approach to the center of the green.


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Q: iOS insertObject with index self.messageArray = [NSMutableArray array];

[self.messageArray addObject:[[MessageData alloc] initWithMsgId:[_instantMessageID objectAtIndex:i] text:[_instantMessageData objectAtIndex:i] date:[NSDate date] msgType:JSBubbleMessageTypeOutgoing mediaType:JSBubbleMediaTypeText img:nil]];

[self.messageArray insertObject:[[MessageData alloc] initWithMsgId:[messageID objectAtIndex:i] text:[messages objectAtIndex:i] date:[NSDate date] msgType:JSBubbleMessageTypeOutgoing mediaType:JSBubbleMediaTypeText img:nil] atIndex:0];

First addObject part run and something add in my self.messageArray than when i run insertObject part again something add in my self.messageArray but not index 0.
This code part not work how can i fix this problem i want to add object always begin
For Example my first data :
4,5,6,7,8
Second data : 1,2,3
I want to insert object begin like this {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8}
Help please

A: It looks like your insert is happening in a loop (that you haven't shown) hinted at by your usage of i. It is likely that you are looping over i in an increasing manner, but this will insert items to the beginning of your array in the reverse order that you desire.
You could solve this in one of two ways:
Reverse your loop
for (NSInteger i = numberOfObjects-1; i >= 0; i--) {
  [self.messageArray insertObject:obj atIndex:0];
}

Use i as your insertion point
for (NSInteger i = 0; i < numberOfObjects; i++) {
  [self.messageArray insertObject:obj atIndex:i];
}

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In a suave, indie-rock compilation, British singer-songwriter Liam Fitzgerald has today dropped his debut single 'Reflect'. Sweeping his way into the indie genre with style and ease, 'Reflect' is a hard-hitting, soulful piece, with heavy influences of blues and undeniable groove.
After previously fronting in an indie band over the last 10 years, Liam Fitzgerald has now embarked on his solo career, producing and writing all of his own tracks. Taking influences from a range of musical genres, Liam Fitzgerald brings together a perfect mix of blues and indie folk-rock to his music, creating a soulful tone with a downpour of growling rock and roll.
With a 10 track album in the making, 'Reflect' is the first single to be released from his debut album 'Back on Track'. The track's upbeat style exposes lyrics from other songs on the record, giving us a sneak-peak into what we can expect from the new album.
Playing in festivals among the likes of Ed Sheeran and Olly Murs, and previously supporting The Holloways, Liam Fitzgerald's talents of song-writing, producing and live performance has staunched him flawlessly into the field of gifted indie artists making their mark on the music scene.
With a huge year of new music ahead, and the soon release of his new album, Liam Fitzgerald's debut release 'Reflect' takes us well on the way into a summer of first-rate indie-rock music.


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If time travelers from 1968 found themselves in an airport today, there might be plenty of changes that surprise them. But the planes would look reassuringly familiar. The airliner of 2068 is already in the making -- and electric propulsion is set to play a major role.


Afterhours.FM is proud to present first ever Greece in the Mix 001, massive lineup both from Greece and Cyprus.
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im surprised i know some of the djs in the tracklist, Haris C, Deep Impact, George Vemag, Michael Angelo, Robert Vadney.
The good musician, i will necessarily listen.
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and we have another one!!!
i only know 2 djs on the list but ill be here...count me in!
Yoohooo, really looking forward to this event. I don't know much Greek DJ's and their tracks, so this event will be a surprise for me.
congrats!!i will try to tune in for this!!!
So our neighbours will have a special spot on AH.FM too eh :D Thats nice.
This will be a solid mix I think. I'm proudly from Greece so it'll be nice to hear what my country has to offer. Can't wait to hear it!
I'm unsure of the time it'll play. I'm on the east coast of the US which is -5 GMT. Can anyone clarify the time for me?
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Set in 45 acres of glorious parkland, Nidd Hall is a hidden jewel on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, near the historic spa town of Harrogate.
Set in 5 acres of peaceful gardens and just a short walk from the town centre, it combines Victorian splendour with contemporary luxury and is the perfect location for a relaxing and enjoying an Afternoon Tea.
Raithwaite Estate Country Retreat, which includes the Spa at Raithwaite, is a luxury country house hotel in Whitby, North Yorkshire.
An elegant baronial mansion, Grinkle Park is cradled between the North Yorkshire Moors and the stunning North East coast.
Award winning hotel in Harrogate within easy access of both York and Leeds, Rudding Park is an elegant 18th century mansion. Nestled in 300 acres of woodland and landscaped gardens, Rudding Park provides a beautiful setting for Afternoon Tea. Afternoon Tea includes coffee, tea or fresh juice, finger sandwiches, a selection of cakes and homemade scones with local clotted cream and strawberry jam.


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Q: How can I do to avoid to make hidden the navbar? I am working on a project using React, Leaflet, and Tailwind, and I have the following problem:
This is a preview of my project:
My project
But when I click on the map I get this:
My problem
I don't see the navbar ...
using Chrome, I noticed I have that behavior since I set this property:
html,
body,
#map {
  overflow-y: hidden;
}

Here is my code in React:
import "./styles.css";
import { MapContainer, TileLayer, Marker, Popup } from "react-leaflet";

const App = () => {
  return (
    <>

                Flowbite

            <button
              data-collapse-toggle="navbar-default"
              type="button"
              className="inline-flex items-center p-2 ml-3 text-sm text-gray-500 rounded-lg md:hidden hover:bg-gray-100 focus:outline-none focus:ring-2 focus:ring-gray-200 dark:text-gray-400 dark:hover:bg-gray-700 dark:focus:ring-gray-600"
              aria-controls="navbar-default"
              aria-expanded="false"
            >
              Open main menu
              <svg
                className="w-6 h-6"
                aria-hidden="true"
                fill="currentColor"
                viewBox="0 0 20 20"
                xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
              >
                <path
                  fillRule="evenodd"
                  d="M3 5a1 1 0 011-1h12a1 1 0 110 2H4a1 1 0 01-1-1zM3 10a1 1 0 011-1h12a1 1 0 110 2H4a1 1 0 01-1-1zM3 15a1 1 0 011-1h12a1 1 0 110 2H4a1 1 0 01-1-1z"
                  clipRule="evenodd"
                ></path>
              </svg>
            </button>

                    Home

                    About

                    Services

                    Pricing

                    Contact

          <select
            id="countries"
            className="block ml-4 mr-4 mb-2 sm:mb-0 py-2 pr-4 pl-3 bg-gray-50 border border-gray-300 text-gray-900 text-sm rounded-lg focus:ring-blue-500 focus:border-blue-500 block w-full p-2.5 dark:bg-gray-700 dark:border-gray-600 dark:placeholder-gray-400 dark:text-white dark:focus:ring-blue-500 dark:focus:border-blue-500"
          >
            <option selected>Choose a country</option>
            <option value="US">United States</option>
            <option value="CA">Canada</option>
            <option value="FR">France</option>
            <option value="DE">Germany</option>
          </select>
          <select
            id="countries"
            className="block ml-4 mr-4 py-2 pr-4 pl-3 bg-gray-50 border border-gray-300 text-gray-900 text-sm rounded-lg focus:ring-blue-500 focus:border-blue-500 block w-full p-2.5 dark:bg-gray-700 dark:border-gray-600 dark:placeholder-gray-400 dark:text-white dark:focus:ring-blue-500 dark:focus:border-blue-500"
          >
            <option selected>Choose a country</option>
            <option value="US">United States</option>
            <option value="CA">Canada</option>
            <option value="FR">France</option>
            <option value="DE">Germany</option>
          </select>

        <MapContainer center={[51.505, -0.09]} zoom={13} scrollWheelZoom={true}>
          <TileLayer
            attribution='© OpenStreetMap contributors'
            url="https://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png"
          />
          <Marker position={[51.505, -0.09]}>
            <Popup>
              A pretty CSS3 popup.
 Easily customizable.
            </Popup>
          </Marker>
        </MapContainer>

    </>
  );
};

export default App;

And my code in CSS:
body {
  padding: 0;
  margin: 0;
}
html,
body,
#map {
  height: 100%;
  width: 100vw;
  overflow: hidden;
}
.leaflet-container {
  width: 100wh;
  height: 100vh;
}

Could you help me, please?
Thank you very much!
NB : The full project is here : https://codesandbox.io/s/infallible-ride-7xjnr6?file=/src/styles.css:0-165

A: In your css, you are hiding the overflow contents. Removing Overflow hidden in your css will fix your issue.
html,
body,
#map {
  height: 100%;
  width: 100vw;
}


Less than a handful of years ago, I had the privilege of meeting social media brand consultant, best-selling author and online guru Gary Vanderchuck. His infectiously energetic passion and unmatched charisma filled the Dove library in Northern San Diego with the kind of inspiring words and stories that tend to motivate one to, whatever degree, indelibly make one's mark on this earth.
So Q & A time was approaching and he called on the gal in the pink. Here was my chance: "So, what is your take on posting blogs based on analytics vs. just sharing what you think you need to get out there?"
He noted that both are important and that neither should be ignored. But what he came back to, as he always does, is that in the end it is crucial to show your authentic self in a space where people keep coming back for more.
In an article on Tamarathorpe.com he hits the nail on the head: "So don't feel like you have to fake it or be something or someone different to be successful; just find what it is you love that fits the 'real' you and do that all day long."
I tend to agree, as people looking for online staying-power tend to build upon what they already possess vs. manifest a false persona, but it surely is a live-and-learn process.
2. Diversify (to a degree)!
If you are known for being a go-to person for a particular topic, you need not limit your scope so long as you acknowledge your larger target niche. A blogger who writes almost exclusively about kids' toys can beautifully expand his/her horizons by freelancing for educational websites, for example. Imagine that you are filmed in a daily v-log; what companies would be looking for product placement on your desk? Speak to those audiences and mention things that interest them, too, as that is your community, as well! Sure, don't go too off topic but certainly broaden your horizons strategically.
Try giving and engaging without any strings attached. For example, maybe go above and beyond the call of duty by acknowledging a person online, adding an extra something to an order, share a video that your colleague just produced, congratulate your colleagues online when they are celebrating milestones and direct your followers to their websites. Have promotional products that would be perfect in your followers' hands. Choose a few influencers on a regular basis and send them a small gift in the mail. Connecting on a personal level with those whom you already find interesting can go really far!
Have your opinions, but engage in such a way that you respect other peoples' viewpoints. No need to slam the door on someone who wishes to engage! Keep in mind that if you are representing a business, however, you now have even more reason to respect peoples' differences and yet still make your points known. Consider how much controversy you wish to stir up, however, as in the long run it might do more harm than good. Or maybe the opposite!
Social media offers an ideal opportunity to meet and engage with folks who not only enhance your online voice, but also help expand your audience. Tell your story, listen to your fans and consumers, and avoid defaulting to antiquated tactics of correspondence! The key to building discussions is to encourage your audience to participate; prompt them with questions, nostalgic photos, videos, a personal anecdote, etc. How they relate as people as well as how genuine you come off in responding to them is important because they are building a form of trust – a virtual relationship, if you will.
Nicolas Johansson, founder of the startup Bar-deli shares in his blog, "To be authentic means letting your true voice be heard. By definition it entails going out on a limb, exposing yourself as vulnerable, so it can be a scary thing."
In the end, regardless of how "big" you are aiming to be, your test of authenticity (both online and offline) is validated by the trust, reliance, and believability your colleagues have in you. Oh, and have fun!


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For expats, Thailand offers many job opportunities, including teaching English at institutions. Living in Thailand is also fairly inexpensive. Finding accommodation in Thailand is not only easy, but also light on the pocket. When it comes to living in Thailand, many experts believe that you save money because food and other commodities are cheap as compared to other Asian countries. Thus, you can maintain a healthy lifestyle while saving on money.
Other than this, for expats, Thailand also boasts many activities. With it beaches and lush forests, Thailand serves as a wonderful place for your next big adventure.
The Port Authority of Thailand is responsible for the following ports: Laen Chabang Port, Bangkok Port, Chiang Saen Port, Chiang Khong Port and Ranong Port.
Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok, Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok and Chiang Mai International Airport in Chiang Mai are some of the international airports in the country.
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When shipping household goods to Thailand, you need to make sure that you have relevant documents to provide at the customs regulation office. These documents include a passport, work permit, resident permit, inventory of all your items and the contract between you and the shipping company.
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AMD's new ARM chip plan: A1100 ships this year, K12 in 2017
Posted on May 6, 2015 at 3:05 pm
9 Comments on AMD's new ARM chip plan: A1100 ships this year, K12 in 2017
AMD launched a developer kit for its first processors based on ARM technology almost a year ago. Now the chip maker says those Opteron A1100 chips based on 64-bit ARM Cortex-A57 designs will ship in the second half of 2015. They're designed for servers, but it's possible something similar could also show up in mobile devices at some point.
So what's next? AMD has more ARM-based chips in the works. But they won't be available until 2017.
The next-gen chips are code-named K12, and they'll also be based on 64-bit, ARMv8 architecture. But instead of licensing a design such as Cortex-A53 or Cortex-A72 from ARM, AMD is using its own design for the upcoming K12 processor core.
AMD isn't sharing many details about its K12 chips yet, but they're also aimed at servers and embedded devices… and they're running behind schedule. The company had originally planned to launch K12 chips in 2016, but now that launch date has been pushed back a year.
Meanwhile, the company is killing off Project Skybridge. That was a project the company introduced last year to create pin-to-pin compatible chips based on x86 and ARM architecture, allowing system builders to use low-power chips using either technology in the same system.
via AnandTech, ExtremeTech, and AMD
Tagged: amd, amd k12, amd opteron a1100, arm, chips, k12, seattle
9 replies on "AMD's new ARM chip plan: A1100 ships this year, K12 in 2017"
Asis says:
What kind of servers are these chips targeting? For some companies, Intel Xeons are bottlenecking performance. For example, MS has been testing FPGA offloading for their servers. There was an announcement last year about them moving ahead with the FPGA project to thousands of servers.
What advantages does ARM have over Intel Xeons? Maybe low load servers where even a single Xeon server is more than enough?
I'm expecting to see Google and Amazon buying ARM server chips similar to how AMD sells PS4 and XBONE chips. The buyer owns the design and the seller gets a royalty for each chip produced. AMD, Broadcom or Qualcomm will be the main competitors… I don't expect Intel to play that game.
I don't think A1100 was intended for low-volume customers.
If ARM continues to be closed and proprietary then I'm not that excited about this. If AMD can at least provide long term support (5+ years) for their chips even closed source form then I can this going somewhere.
Nathan Hubbard says:
If AMD wants to gain any sort of marketshare, maybe they should come up with something to sell us. Now.
Eagleboldnfree says:
Yes! ARM is the future. AMD is finally taking good steps in the right direction.
I like the ARM K12 idea sounds good to me.
Dr.Mefityiszto says:
Yes, and it always remains the future! 🙂 For some reason the year of the ARM datacenter just comes after the year of the linux desktop.
CampGareth says:
Oh I don't know, I work at a place that's playing around with publicly available ARM VMs currently (got something like 3TB of RAM attached to ARM cores to put things in perspective). The point is it does exist but it's in no way cheap yet because while ARM has supported large amounts of RAM since ARMv7 no-one really did anything with that. Even now there aren't many options if you want more than 2-4GB of RAM attached to a CPU, so what few options do exist cost a fortune offsetting the cost savings of ARM.
Linux desktop exists too. 🙂
I almost feel bad for AMD, their CPU and GPU markets are just doing bad.


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Listen: 3 economists who study poverty win Nobel Prize
"A group of three researchers have won the Nobel prize is in economics for their scientific approach to solving global poverty esther do flow Albacete Bonnici and Micheal creamer are known as the random does for the work with randomized control trials it's a research technique that's previously only been used in the hard sciences Micheal Creamer from Harvard University joins us now on a skype line Michael congratulations thank you so much and this doesn't happen very often how are you feeling today it was completely surprised for Let's take the time out to talk about your work comes thirty years after you first started doing these randomized control trials in enya other was an early one with textbooks can you tell us about that Schorr I spent spent a year teaching secondary school in Kenya and this was a time when you're Kenya's progressed economic class since then but it was it was very poor them most kids did not have text books in school and one of the findings this was somewhat surprising was that when we compare it schools that receive the text books to those that didn't there was not much impact on on top scores for the majority of students the students who were initially scoring on yeah well and that's counterintuitive and that's counterintuitive because you would think that if you got more access to textbooks it would help why didn't it so I thought to my my time as a teacher in Kenya and I remembered that kids are missing a lot of school now there's malaria there's worms teachers uh-huh missing school schools taught most kids are learning in their third language they have their own language at home than their Swahili English taught in English so it's very easy for kids to fall behind the curriculum one of the findings since then they're just amazing results if you provide summary middle education so that's something that's been found in in India for example as well so in this example the randomized control was there was a group of kids who did not get textbooks and a group of kids who did get the new textbooks but as you know you you do have critics of this type of works people who say that it's not ethical to give one group something that could potentially help them or even be lifesaving and not the other group so how do you answer that question and is there an example in in your own work where you decided you needed to to stop and give the benefit to both groups you're so you're in in in typically what's happening is the working with for example nonprofit organization and they're they can't reduce the program everywhere so they face it into certain schools after one year and then after the second year they go on to another set of schools then say after the first year it's possible compare what happened in the schools where the program was introduced to the schools were at that program how yet the introduced so in that type of example all the schools eventually are getting the program of course in some cases for example the case of textbooks on it turns out that things that you thought would would work don't work on and in that case it's important that information so that new approaches can be tried if you had all the money and all of the resources in the world at your fingertips and also the a political clout to do it what would end global poverty is that even possible one of the really exciting aspects of this has been and finding a whole host of things across a range of sectors that really make a difference so for example in healthcare making simple preventive healthcare measures like mosquito nets or or de worming medicine or water treatment solution available to poor households making that available free there had been a movement to say we should charge for those things making that available for free makes a tremendous difference to access another approach is just cash transfers so Mexico and many other countries have have tried on cash transfers for for for poor households if they have their kids in school and get basic healthcare at one of the things that examined the Myron research was effective trittin children for intestinal worms uh-huh and we see that they go to school more they are more as adults on this isn't investment that's paid paid back many times over that's Micheal creamer one of three economists who just won the Nobel Prize for their work on taking a scientific approach to alleviating global poverty. Michael Thank you so much. Congratulations on the win thank you"
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Spotlight: Lewis Sutherland
Article by: Liam Shearer
Art is a concept that, to many young people in Scotland, seems pretentious and abstract. While high school guidance counsellors from across Scotland reinforce arbitrary distinctions between the 'creative arts' and 'lucrative professions', many young people are forced into the mindset that art is something to be created by others and consumed by themselves. Without an outlet, creative potential is left unrealised, and Scottish culture and society suffer because of it.
This issue is exactly what Aberdeen-based photographer and graphic designer, Lewis Sutherland and co. are trying to tackle with their project, InPerspective Magazine. Appealing to aspiring artists, writers, graphic designers, and other creatives across Scotland, InPerspective accepts contributions from everyone and anyone, giving a platform for artists from all backgrounds to receive exposure and experience.
I had a chance to put a few questions to Lewis about the upcoming first edition titled Influence: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.
What is InPerspective's mission statement?
Create, Promote, Build – simple as that.
Being from the secluded Far North, do you see as much need for a platform like InPerspective in more rural areas as you do in Aberdeen?
Of course! What we are building is for everyone, and I would say that is especially true for people in rural areas like Thurso. In Thurso, it was a massive challenge as an aspiring creative to make anything of what I was doing. This was largely because of the reinforcement of other career paths and no real advice on how to pursue a creative career. I feel that a platform like InPerspective would do any community some good. We are based in Aberdeen, but we want to have roots everywhere. Creativity needs collaboration, and I hope we can give many people the platform to make that happen.
Is this your first project? Describe the process of building a magazine like InPerspective from the ground up.
Yes, this is my first project – but hopefully the start of many sub-projects to come. When I came to Aberdeen, I would never have thought of starting something like this. But I'm really happy to be pursuing it. I was shocked at the lack of any real platform for creatives to promote themselves that didn't ask for money or wasn't subject to tight submission criteria. Although we are trying to make the platform as free from constraints as possible, in terms of submissions we had to come up with a standard set. This is just simple business if we want it to be as widely appealing and marketable as possible.
Truthfully, it is hard to make everyone happy with your mission. I feel like this has been our biggest challenge. When you start something with no clear competition you are setting a standard. This is daunting, but it also drives me to make it the best that it can be. It has taken far more time than expected, and during the process of building something like this you are forever finding new aspects to improve, so really the start-up never ends. I'm so excited to see where this magazine can go and what positive impact it can make on creative culture. One piece of advice I can give is to be as driven as possible and focus on achieving goals, rather than on making impressions with little substance. Build the initial platform and the world is your oyster.
The first issue will be released shortly. If someone were to ask you why they should pick it up, what would you say?
The creative community needs you! Put briefly, I'd describe it as an organised mess of brain-stimulating designs, photography, and articles in a professionally printed magazine. How could you go wrong for a fiver? Watch this space…
'InPerspective Volume 1: Influence' will be released in a single print run in Aberdeen on the 26th of February 2019. Those outside Aberdeen who are interested in buying can arrange for a copy to be sent to them. For further info, please visit inperspectivemagazine.bigcartel.com or via the link on their Instagram page, @inperspectivemag.
ST.ART Magazine does not own the rights to the visual content used in this article.
ST.ART Magazine February 24, 2019
My Generation(s): Half a Century of Unknowing Mods
ST.ART Magazine January 14, 2019


Time stands still at Congressional Country Club.
BETHESDA, MD -- Time standing still. Albert Einstein proved that it's not possible, yet some places still seem to render the passing of time virtually meaningless � locations where the feel for the past transcends time and space, transporting wonderfully bewildered visitors back to grandest days of yesteryear.
Such is the feeling members (and their guests) get every time they set foot onto the grounds at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland. The club was founded in the early 1920's by the 'who's who' of Washington DC's political elite at the time, as a place to 'escape' the turbulent pressures of governing the nation, allowing them to get away from it all for an afternoon or a day.
The club's certainly evolved over the years, with its membership moving away from the central political power base � more towards your traditional golf club members, mainly professional families and colleagues. Politicians can no longer call and expect to just show up uninvited, but the club's reputation remains as a place where powerful folks gather to play the grand and ancient game of golf.
The 501 yard, par five 7th hole may seem approachable in two, but if you're short, pitching up the slope will be quite a challenge.
John Lyberger, Congressional Club's Director of Golf, explains: "Congressional was founded primarily as a playground for the politicians of Washington, at a time when there essentially were only dirt roads leading out to the countryside. It took a while to travel this far out in those days, so it really was like making a trip to the country."
He continues, "After World War II, the club really became more of a place where families gathered and the membership included all kinds of different employment backgrounds. But even to this day, I'll get calls from Congressional offices asking how to make tee times for a visiting constituent who wants to play golf here. So there's still a bit of a misconception that Congressional is a place where politicians or their friends can just show up and play � but I have to explain that it's a private club."
Though the club offers a wide range of activities and social functions, there's little disagreement that golf was and is the center of its universe, with 36 of the most storied links you'll find in the Capital area � or anywhere else for that matter.
Greenside at the par five 14th hole -- well protected by Arthur Hills' reconstructed bunkers and a collection area to the right.
Congressional's Blue Course has received the most notoriety, having hosted two United States Opens, a Senior US Open, a PGA Championship and the area's annual PGA Tour stop, the Kemper Open (now the Capital Open, played at TPC Avenel, just down the road) for seven years. But the Gold Course has also received some attention lately, of the upgrade variety. It seems the course needed a bit of a facelift to allow it to compete for members' favor, and course architect Arthur Hills, who's renovated a dozen or so Washington area private clubs, was the perfect man for the job.
Hills tells the story: "Though the Gold Course contained half of the club's original holes, it was probably viewed as the Cinderella of the two courses there. The membership seemed to favor the Blue Course, and when guests came in, they always wanted to play that course � so there was a disproportionate amount of play on the Blue Course."
As Hills alluded to, the Club's original 18 holes were built in the 1924, designed by Gilded Age course architect Devereux Emmet. After WW II, a third nine was added (1957), designed by Robert Trent Jones, who also reworked what became the Blue Course's front nine. The Gold Course's back nine was added in 1977, designed by George and Tom Fazio, then tinkered with over the years by different architects, including Ed Ault of Ault, Clark & Associates.
Though many trees were taken out, there're still plenty left to provide shade and frame the golf holes. Here, the par three 11th hole.
The 'inner' nine (nine of the original 1924 holes, and currently holes 1-5 and 15-18 of the Gold) was combined with the new 'outer nine' across Persimmon Tree Road (holes 6-14) to constitute the Gold Course. And though it hardly can be claimed that the Gold layout fell on hard times, Hills says when he first arrived in 2000, some changes were definitely in order.
"The biggest problem we saw was the encroachment of mature trees on the Gold course. It obviously had changed quite a bit in the twenty-plus years that the outer nine had been in existence, and even the inner nine had several holes where trees were causing the turf conditions and playability to suffer. So the first thing we did was take out about a thousand trees, so the members didn't have to play single file down the fairways," Hills mused.
The improvements didn't stop with arboreal subtractions. Overall playability was addressed, too: "We also did some extensive fairway grading on a few holes, replaced all the tees, reworked all the bunker complexes, installed an irrigation system and changed the fairway grass from rye to bentgrass. It may sound like a lot � and I'm not saying that there wasn't a lot of sweat that went into the project, but it was all accomplished on a very reasonable budget," Hills said.
Looking down towards the 12th green, you'll grasp the park-like feel of the Gold Course's outer nine.
He continues, "We were extremely pleased with the way it turned out � drastically improving the course, while working within a strict budget. Despite all the trees we took out, the course is still very peaceful and shady. And as you can see, there are still plenty out there."
That's no exaggeration. It's an amazing sensation to make a trip around the course, because it feels like you're in a park in the middle of the country � not in a very upscale suburban neighborhood a mile or so from the Washington beltway. There obviously was a great deal of care taken to preserve the rural ambiance of the club, truly a place to get away for a time, which just seems to fit the theme of the place.
And probably because the Blue Course has hosted two national championships (the last being the 1997 US Open), it has the reputation of being the more difficult of the two layouts. Not so, according to Lyberger: "After the Gold's renovation, it now plays just as difficult for the better players as the Blue Course does � and that provides quite a great option for the members, to choose which course to play."
From the 8th fairway, look back at the new teeing area.
"The Gold's a course where you really need to drive the golf ball in play, and you've got to get it out there a fair distance from the back tees to put yourself in position to go at the greens. It's a great challenge for the lower handicapper from the tips, but with Art's new tee complexes, you can always move forward to find a much more friendly golf course for people new to the game, or for all types of players," Lyberger adds.
According to Lyberger, there are other ways that Hills made it easier for people to play the newly redone course: "Arthur was also conscious of providing very subtle access and egress to the greens and fairways on the Gold Course. There're really only a couple areas where you'll have to go up and down a hill to get where you're going. For the handicapped or disabled golfer, he's done a great job in recognizing that access and egress is important."
The different teeing options and improved convenience being another enhancement over the prior Gold setup. And to make sure things remain at a superior level, Hills' continued involvement is assured: "When we signed Arthur Hills to come in to make the improvements, we put a clause in the contract that requires us to run any potential changes we're considering through him. We contact him on a yearly basis as a retainer to basically come in and offer suggestions so we can maintain the integrity of the golf course and the design that he intended," Lyberger said.
According to Hills, there's a lot more room to the right off the tee of the par five 14th hole, having taken out quite a lot of trees.
In other words, there's no chance 'Cinderella' will be staying home from the ball, needing a makeover (at least in a major way) again in the coming years.
Looking at some highlight holes, you need go no farther than the first tee to recognize the quality of what awaits you. Set on a hill near the clubhouse, the look down includes a glance to the right of the par three 18th hole, as well as a wide first fairway to your center that doglegs left towards the green.
Lyberger talks about the first hole: "I think the opening hole is much better than it used to be. You used to hit it straight out and the ball would roll to the bottom of the slope, leaving a blind shot coming in. Now, they've leveled out the plateau, so you can drive it out there and have a better view of the shot left to the green. It's still a difficult approach (180-90 yards), but it's a much more enjoyable opening to the round."
Rays of sun overlook the clubhouse, as another day begins at Congressional Country Club.
Three is a terrific par three, playing 221 yards (back tee) from an elevated tee, to a green protected by a closely mowed collection area to the right, and a large, deepened bunker on the left. The green slopes right to left, so if you miss right off the tee, you're in for a pretty delicate chip.
Eight is one of the finest par fours you'll ever come across. Hills describes how it was improved in the new scheme of things: "Number eight was one of the holes where we added some length, and built a beautiful, elevated back tee across the pond. The routing was already pretty good on that hole, and by adding maybe 40 extra yards (up to 461 yards from the back tee), it became a tremendous hole. We also cleared out a bunch of trees on the right side, so not only can you see the hole better, it's more playable, too."
Eleven is a very attractive par three, playing 190 yards over a pond. There isn't a single bunker on the hole, but if you miss short, the ball will most likely trickle down a shaved slope to the water.
Twelve is another fantastic par four. Rated the toughest hole on the back nine, you'll tee off to a nicely defined fairway that doglegs left. If you've got a draw swing in the bag, now's the time to use it, as a gentle slope will shorten the hole considerably if you can curve it around the corner. A mid to short iron approach awaits from the fairway. Water guards right-hand pin positions, and a new bunker protects short-left.
The round concludes with a completely redone 18th hole � 204 yards over water to a green that's perched right on the edge. Bunkers guard left and long � but looking down, there's an awful lot of air between your ball and the green. Quite a nerve tester to finish up.
All in all, the changes Hills made to the timeless classic Gold Course are becoming more and more seamless as the days pass by. What exists is a very beautiful, playable, enjoyable golf course. After experiencing it, you'll see that time really can stand still � and perhaps even move forward at the same time.
*Editor's Note: Congressional Country Club is a private club � play for members and their guests only. Our thanks to Assistant Professionals Jim Schouller, Jr. and John Blair IV, for showing us the course.
GPS System on carts; large practice range, practice putting greens, short-game practice area, including a bunker. Full locker room facilities. Unrestricted walking, with caddies available.
Other club activities include tennis and swimming.


10-Days in Peru, Machu Picchu Included - $1,899 Trip Costs!
A quintessential South American city on the beach, Lima's buzzing streets and trendy nightlife draw tourists from around the world. We start our journey in the hippest area of the city, and quickly launch into action - visiting and volunteering in the impoverished communities on Lima's outskirts.
Fly into the heart of the Incan Empire - Cusco, Peru. Work with at-risk communities in the outskirts of the city and make an impact in humanitarian projects in Cusco's impoverished barrios. Plus, retreat to the sacred valleys deep in the mountains to experience the incredible sights of Peru.
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Simple, clean hotel and guest house accommodations for all nights of the program in all the coolest areas. Perfect to come back to after full days of activities! Wifi available.
Planes, trains, shuttles, and automobiles! We go pretty far off the traditional tourist path, and will provide the necessary transport to gt us where we're going! Some rides may be bumpy, but"off the beaten path" usually isn't paved!
Tasty Israeli and Peruvian style cuisine from local Kosher establishments for breakfast and lunch. Dinner not included, kosher option always available!
Trips to the Sacred Valley of Peru, 1-Day excursion to Machu Picchu, sightseeing around Lima and Cusco, and nights out at some of Lima's coolest spots.
3rd meal for each day of the program, return flight from Cusco to Lima, should be booked in advance if you do not plan on extending.
JUSTIFI Peru TRIP COST IS $1,899.


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Q: cannot set DOM element to a variable I am trying to set a DOM element to a variable but when I console.log() the variable, it shows null.
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but it is working perfect in the tutorial I'm following. Can anyone help me out?

A: Due to specification, querySelector() returns null if no matches are found. So you have no canvas nodes in the moment you are trying to get it. You should

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The following html code will work for sure
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import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;

import org.conqat.engine.core.ConQATInfo;
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import org.conqat.engine.core.core.IConQATProcessorInfo;
import org.conqat.engine.core.core.IShutdownHook;
import org.conqat.engine.core.driver.ConQATInstrumentation;
import org.conqat.engine.core.driver.info.BlockInfo;
import org.conqat.engine.core.logging.ConQATLogger;
import org.conqat.engine.core.logging.LogManager;
import org.conqat.lib.commons.filesystem.CanonicalFile;
import org.conqat.lib.commons.version.Version;

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