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Symphony No.5 In C Sharp Minor: 4. Adagietto (Sehr langsam) - Wiener Philharmoniker, Pierre Boulez
Symphony No. 9 in D Major: IV. Adagio - Sehr langsam und noch zuruckhaltend - Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, Alan Gilbert
Mahler: Symphony No. 5 in C-Sharp Minor: IV. Adagietto - Daniel Barenboim, Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Rückert-Lieder: Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen - Violeta Urmana, Wiener Philharmoniker, Pierre Boulez
Symphony No. 5: IV. Adagietto. Sehr langsam - Valery Gergiev, London Symphony Orchestra
"Imagine the universe beginning to sing and resound," Mahler wrote of his Symphony No. 8, the "Symphony of a Thousand." "It is no longer human voices; it is planets and suns revolving." Mahler was late Romantic music's ultimate big thinker.
In his own lifetime he was generally regarded as a conductor who composed on the side, producing huge, bizarre symphonies accepted only by a cult following.
Born in 1860, in Kalischt, Bohemia, he came from a middle-class family. He entered the Vienna Conservatory in 1875, studying piano, harmony, and composition in a musically conservative atmosphere. Nevertheless, he became a supporter of Wagner and Bruckner, both of whose works he would later conduct frequently, and became part of a social circle interested in socialism, Nietzschean philosophy, and pan-Germanism. Around 1880, he began conducting and wrote his first mature work, Das klagende Lied. Mahler's conducting career advanced rapidly, moving him from Kassel to Prague to Leipzig to Budapest; he was usually either greatly respected or thoroughly despised by the performers for his exacting rehearsals and perfectionism. In 1897 he became music director of the Vienna Court Opera and then, a year later, of the Vienna Philharmonic. Mahler's conducting career permitted composition only during the summers, in a series of "composing huts" he had built in picturesque rural locations. He reserved this time for symphonies, all of them large-scale works, and song cycles. He completed his first symphony in 1888, but it met with utter audience incomprehension. In Das Lied von der Erde (The Song of the Earth), he merged the two forms into an immense song-symphony. The Viennese public largely failed to understand his music, but Mahler took their reactions calmly, accurately predicting that "My time will yet come." Meanwhile, his autocratic ways as a conductor alienated musicians. In 1901, the press and the musicians essentially forced his resignation from the Philharmonic. He married a young composition student, Alma Schindler in 1902, and they soon had two daughters. By 1907 Mahler was increasingly away from Vienna, conducting his own works, and thus he resigned from the opera as well. Just after accepting the position of principal conductor of New York's Metropolitan Opera, but before leaving Vienna, Mahler's older daughter, age 4, died from scarlet fever and diphtheria, and he learned he himself had a defective heart valve. In New York, he was impressed by the caliber of talent and quickly gained audience approval. In 1909 he became conductor of the New York Philharmonic, which he found much more agreeable than the opera work by this time. The following year, he had a triumphant premiere of his massive Symphony No. 8 in Munich. Despite the professional successes, his personal life suffered another blow when his and Alma's marriage began having problems. They stayed together, and after he became ill in February 1911, she saw to it that he made it back to Vienna, where he died on May 18.
The conductors Bruno Walter, Otto Klemperer, Willem Mengelberg, and Maurice Abravanel kept Mahler's legacy alive, and Mahler's are now among the most often recorded of any symphonies. His frequent incorporation of vocal elements into symphonic writing brought to full fruition a process that had begun with Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, demonstrating his music's firm roots in the Germanic classical tradition. However, it was his huge tapestries of shifting moods and tones, ranging from tragedy to bitter irony (often explicitly indicated in performance directions), from café music to evocations of the sublime, that portended a century in which multiplicity ruled.
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Deposition Author(s): Ulrich, A.K.C., Seeger, M., Bartlick, N., Wahl, M.C.
Scaffolding in the Spliceosome via Single alpha Helices.
Ulrich, A.K.C., Seeger, M., Schutze, T., Bartlick, N., Wahl, M.C.
The spliceosomal B complex-specific protein Prp38 forms a complex with the intrinsically unstructured proteins MFAP1 and Snu23. Our binding and crystal structure analyses show that MFAP1 and Snu23 contact Prp38 via ER/K motif-stabilized single α helices, which have previously been recognized only as rigid connectors or force springs between protein domains. A variant of the Prp38-binding single α helix of MFAP1, in which ER/K motifs not involved in Prp38 binding were mutated, was less α-helical in isolation and showed a reduced Prp38 affinity, with opposing tendencies in interaction enthalpy and entropy. Our results indicate that the strengths of single α helix-based interactions can be tuned by the degree of helix stabilization in the unbound state. MFAP1, Snu23, and several other spliceosomal proteins contain multiple regions that likely form single α helices via which they might tether several binding partners and act as intermittent scaffolds that facilitate remodeling steps during assembly of an active spliceosome.
Laboratory of Structural Biochemistry, Freie Universität Berlin, Takustraße 6, 14195 Berlin, Germany.


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The Office of Personnel Management on Thursday provided sample letters that furloughed workers can send to their landlords in case they can't make their rent payments. One of the letters suggests the cash-strapped workers could barter handyman services in exchange for rent money.
"I would like to discuss with you the possibility of trading my services to perform maintenance (e.g. painting, carpentry work) in exchange for partial rent payments," the letter states. It also asks the landlords if they would consider a partial rent reduction because of the government shutdown.
The partial government shutdown, which began on Saturday after negotiations hit an impasse over President Donald Trump's $5 billion demand for funds to construct a wall along the southwestern border, is likely to extend into the new year after members of the House of Representatives were notified that no votes are expected to take place this week. Both the Senate and House reconvened Thursday after the Christmas break, but few lawmakers showed up on Capitol Hill.
OPM also advised furloughed workers to "consult with your personal attorney" if they need legal advice in dealing with creditors. That earned some mocking replies on Twitter, with some pointing out that federal workers of modest means aren't likely to retain their own attorneys and that hiring an attorney would add to their mounting bills.
"Speaking as one of those 'Feds,' it's nice of you to offer meaningless letters and suggest – while we have no pay coming in – that we incur legal expenses as well while we descend into debt. Thanks so much," one respondent wrote in response.
Speaking as one of those "Feds," it's nice of you to offer meaningless letters and suggest – while we have no pay coming in – that we incur legal expenses as well while we descend into debt. Thanks so much.
In the meantime, workers say they are worried about paying their bills. Ernie Johnson, a 51-year-old geologist with the Bureau of Land Management, told CBS that he's rethinking his budget and mulling over his options if the shutdown persists.


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Original VW Bug 1958-1964 rear view mirror with part number # 113857511 in used condition. The chrome of the mirror arm has small dots, the chrome of the sun visor arm has also small dots but I think it is better than most others. The glass is aged and the aluminum around the glass has some dents. In total a good mirror for a driver. At the rear side are the VW part numbers 113857511, 114857511, 111857511, 112857511 stamped. Original Volkswagen part made in Germany.


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from flexget.entry import Entry, register_lazy_lookup
from flexget.plugin import PluginError

@register_lazy_lookup('lazy_a')
def lazy_a(entry):
    if 'fail' in entry:
        raise PluginError('oh no!')
    for f in ['a_field', 'ab_field', 'a_fail']:
        entry[f] = 'a'

@register_lazy_lookup('lazy_b')
def lazy_b(entry):
    for f in ['b_field', 'ab_field', 'a_fail']:
        entry[f] = 'b'

class TestLazyFields:
    def test_lazy_queue(self):
        """Tests behavior when multiple plugins register lazy lookups for the same field"""

        def setup_entry():
            entry = Entry()
            entry.add_lazy_fields('lazy_a', ['ab_field', 'a_field', 'a_fail'])
            entry.add_lazy_fields('lazy_b', ['ab_field', 'b_field', 'a_fail'])
            return entry

        entry = setup_entry()
        assert entry['b_field'] == 'b', 'Lazy lookup failed'
        assert entry['ab_field'] == 'b', 'ab_field should be `b` when lazy_b is run first'
        # Now cause 'a' lookup to occur
        assert entry['a_field'] == 'a'
        # TODO: What is the desired result when a lookup has information that is already populated?
        # assert entry['ab_field'] == 'b'

        # Test fallback when first lookup fails
        entry = setup_entry()
        entry['fail'] = True
        assert entry['a_fail'] == 'b', 'Lookup should have fallen back to b'
        assert entry['a_field'] is None, 'a_field should be None after failed lookup'
        assert entry['ab_field'] == 'b', 'ab_field should be `b`'

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Spatially restricted hypopigmentation associated with an Ednrb(s)-modifying locus on mouse chromosome 10
Hyangshuk Rhim, Karen J. Dunn, Anna Aronzon, Mac Susanna, Mickie Cheng, M. Lynn Lamoreux, Shirley M. Tilghman, William J. Pavan
We have used the varied expressivity of white spotting (hypopigmentation) observed in intrasubspecific crosses of Ednrb(s) mice (Mayer Ednrb(s)/Ednrb(s) and C3HeB/FeJ Ednrb(s)/Ednrb(s)) to analyze the effects of modifier loci on the patterning of hypopigmentation. We have confirmed that an Ednrb(s) modifier locus is present on mouse Chromosome 10. This locus is now termed k10 using the nomenclature established by Dunn in 1920. The k10(Mayer) allele is a recessive modifier that accounts for almost all of the genetic variance of dorsal hypopigmentation. Using intercross analyses we identified a second allele of this locus or a closely linked gene termed k10(C3H). The k10(C3H) allele is semidominant and is associated with the penetrance and expressivity of a white forelock phenotype similar to that seen in Waardenburg syndrome. Molecular linkage analysis was used to determine that the k10 critical interval was flanked by D10Mit10 and D10Mit162/D10Mit122 and cosegregates with mast cell growth factor (Mgf). Complementation crosses with a Mgf(SI) allele (a 3-5-cM deletion) confirm the semidominant white forelock feature of the k10(C3H) allele and the dorsal spotting feature of k10(Mayer) allele. MgF was assessed as a candidate gene for k10(Mayer) and K10(C3H) by sequence and genomic analyses. No molecular differences were observed between the Mayer and C57BL/6J alleles of MgF; however, extensive genomic differences were observed between the C3HeB/FeJ and C57BL/6J alleles. This suggests that alteration of MgF expression in C3H mice may account for the k10(C3H) action on white forelock hypopigmentation. Crosses of Ednrb(s) with Kit(WJ-2) (the receptor for MGF)-deficient mice confirmed the hypothesis that synergistic interaction between the Endothelin and MGF signaling pathways regulates proper neural crest-derived melanocyte development in vivo.
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Rhim, H., Dunn, K. J., Aronzon, A., Susanna, M., Cheng, M., Lamoreux, M. L., Tilghman, S. M., & Pavan, W. J. (2000). Spatially restricted hypopigmentation associated with an Ednrb(s)-modifying locus on mouse chromosome 10. Genome Research, 10(1), 17-29.
Rhim, Hyangshuk ; Dunn, Karen J. ; Aronzon, Anna ; Susanna, Mac ; Cheng, Mickie ; Lamoreux, M. Lynn ; Tilghman, Shirley M. ; Pavan, William J. / Spatially restricted hypopigmentation associated with an Ednrb(s)-modifying locus on mouse chromosome 10. In: Genome Research. 2000 ; Vol. 10, No. 1. pp. 17-29.
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Josh and Renai have a happy family with their three young children. When tragedy strikes their young son, Josh and Renai begin to experience things that science cannot explain.
"Insidious" is made for horror fans, who can't wait two week until "Scream 4" opens in theatres. This movie is northing more than another rip off of "Amityville Horror." A family member falls into a coma and that leads to a battle between good and evil. The evil goon nin this movie; his biggest hang up is playing Tiny Tim's "Tiptoe though the Turlips." There were two other children in the movie. Both of them are gone by the end of the second reel.
I wrote a horror novel and I will tell you that this was a scary movie. People in the theater did not talk at all and were glued in like me.
No stars to steal your attention just good actors and a great plot.
Not quite as good as the first one, but still a very good, well made horror movie. James Wan excels at creating an atmosphere of suspense and dread that permeates throughout an entire film and Insidious: Chapter 2 is no exception.
If you enjoyed the 1st movie, you'll enjoy the sequel as well.
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Two years later, you can finally trade with your friends in 'Pokemon Go'
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By Phil Hornshaw, TheWrap
For anybody still playing "Pokemon Go" almost two years after its initial release, good news: developer Niantic is rolling out a feature to allow players to trade their Pokemon with one another.
It's a big add, given that trading Pokemon is a key element of the series but has been absent from "Pokemon Go." The change is rolling out starting this week, and sets up players with a new system that will allow people to become "friends" in the game, and start to earn rewards together. Niantic announced the news on its blog, along with all the ins and outs of how trading will work.
For those who never got in on the fad, "Pokemon Go" is all about catching and collecting virtual monsters called Pokemon. There are hundreds of the little guys, and the gimmick of the game is that you find them scattered around the real world. The game uses location data to log where you are while playing the game, and certain kinds of Pokemon only show up in certain places, like in parks or near bodies of water. Trading makes the collection part a little easier, since you can potentially get rare Pokemon you haven't found yet from friends who have.
Adding people to your in-game friends list is the first step in trading Pokemon between players, but it's far from the last — in fact, it doesn't sound like Niantic is making trading particularly easy. You'll have to put a lot of work into your friendships to unlock the option of trading your captured Pokemon. The game will include what Niantic is calling a "Friendship Level" for you and friends you've added in the game. You can raise it by sending each other gift items you get while playing the game, or in teaming up to do "raids" and "gym battles" in "Pokemon Go," which are events where you can send your Pokemon to fight other Pokemon.
Like everything in "Pokemon Go," it sounds like you'll need to invest a lot of time into the Friends system in order to get what you want. Raising your friend status with specific other players will eventually allow you to trade the rarest Pokemon between each other, provided you've earned enough of the in-game currency called "Stardust" for playing. Trading for a Pokemon you haven't caught on your own will be called a "Special Trade" and is going to be expensive, according to the blog post, and even more so if you and your friends trade the rarest "Legendary" Pokemon. Plus, you can only make one Special Trade per day.
Still, the idea that you can trade Pokemon at all is a big deal for remaining "Pokemon Go" players. The game might not be as big as it was in the summer of 2016 when it first came out and just about everyone was playing, but there are still people walking around and catching Pokemon on their phones. All the recent additions and improvements to the game, along with the friends and trading features, seem like they've finally elevated "Pokemon Go" from being an interesting, distracting fad to being a full-fledged game. Too bad players had to wait two years for it to happen.
Technology - U.S. Daily News: Two years later, you can finally trade with your friends in 'Pokemon Go'
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Sept. 26, 2017 / 3:41 PM
Brent Musburger is not a fan of Tony Romo as a broadcaster
CBS broadcasters Tony Romo and Jim Nantz called the Green Bay Packers and Cincinnati Bengals game for the network Sunday at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisc. Photo courtesy of Tony Romo/Twitter
Sept. 26 (UPI) -- While Tony Romo has drawn rave reviews from fans as a broadcaster, Brent Musburger says "stop the hype."
Musburger, 78, retired as an ESPN broadcaster earlier this year after 60 years in the business. Romo was hired as CBS's lead NFL analyst in April, replacing Phil Simms.
Fans have enjoyed Romo's ability to predict play calls before they happen early on this NFL season. Musburger doesn't think his popularity will last.
"Tony, get off it, okay? First of all, you're intruding on your play-by-play man Jim Nantz, who's just trying to give us the scene...we like to watch the game, okay? And you're not gonna be...here's a memo, to all the people who are like 'Oh, this is great!'...uh-uh. It's not going to happen," Musburger said on his My Guys in the Desert show on SiriusXM's Vegas Stats and Information Network.
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"And the further...the more years you spend away from the league, you're going to know less and less about the personnel that's out on the field. So I'm blowing a 'stop the hype', okay, right now."
.@brentmusburger finally got a chance to watch a game with Tony Romo in the broadcast booth. What did you think, Brent? (Hint: Not a fan.) pic.twitter.com/N4UlWjLxbB
— VSiN (@VSiNLive) September 26, 2017
In May, CBS producer Lance Barrow called Romo "the next John Madden."
Dallas CBS 11's Bill Jones ran a Twitter poll in Week 2 to see what viewers thought of Romo. More than 46,000 voters participated in the poll, with 91 percent saying they liked Romo's analysis on CBS. Just 3 percent said they didn't like it while 6 percent of the voters haven't decided.
Do you like Tony Romo's analysis on CBS?
— Bill Jones (@CBS11BillJones) September 17, 2017
Romo was in the booth Sunday for the Green Bay Packers' 27-24 win against the Cincinnati Bengals at Lambeau Field.
CBS announced that its Week 3 viewership was up compared to Week 3 of last year after the weekend's games. The network noted that the game Romo commentated was the highest-rated NFL game on any network last week.
"The NFL on CBS overall game coverage on Sunday, Sept. 24 is up +4% from last year's Week 3 coverage, averaging a rating/share of 11.9/25 vs. 11.4/23 in 2016 in the metered markets," the CBS news release said.
"The NFL on CBS's regional window [1:03 PM, ET] earned an average overnight metered market HH rating/share of 10.0/22, +11% from last year's Week 3.
The NFL on CBS national game coverage [4:25 PM, ET] with Green Bay's 27-24 overtime win over Cincinnati and Kansas City vs. Los Angeles Chargers was the highest-rated NFL game on any network in Week 3 with an average overnight metered market household rating/share of 13.8/27, -1% from last year's 13.9/26 in Week 3, and up +1% from the comparable CBS doubleheader in Week 2 last year.
The NFL Today scored its best rating/share since 2010 earning an overnight HH rating/share of 3.2/8, +33% from last year's 2.4/6."
Romo will be calling the game on Thursday Night Football between the Chicago Bears and Packers at 8:25 p.m. on CBS. He'll also be in the booth at 4:25 p.m. Sunday for the Oakland Raiders and Denver Broncos game.
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Colin M. Angle
Chairman, CEO & Founder, iRobot
Colin M. Angle, a co-founder of iRobot, has served as chairman of the board since October 2008, as chief executive officer since June 1997, and prior to that, as our president since November 1992. He has served as a director since October 1992. As a co-founder and chief executive officer, Mr. Angle provides a critical contribution to the board of directors with his detailed knowledge of the Company, our employees, our client base, our prospects, the strategic marketplace and our competitors. Mr. Angle previously worked at the National Aeronautical and Space Administration's Jet Propulsion Laboratory where he participated in the design of the behavior controlled rovers that led to Sojourner exploring Mars in 1997. He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and an M.S. in Computer Science, both from MIT.
Board Experience Director of two private companies, Striiv, Inc. and Ixcela, Inc., and director of three nonprofits, Science from Scientists, Robots in Service of the Environment and Tech Hub collaborative.


It gives me great pleasure to address you this morning on behalf of the ILO.
The ILO has a long standing tradition of supporting national partners in their endeavor to constantly upgrade the education system, with particular emphasis on vocational training. Throughout the years, ILO has provided technical assistance for a number of initiatives. Just to name a few: setting up the National Apprenticeship & Industrial Training Authority in Katunayake (NAITA), the Institute of construction Training & Development (ICTAD) and the National Design Centre; promoting employment opportunities and training opportunities for persons with disabilities; designing and implementing the National Policy on "Vocational Education, and Training Provision for Vulnerable People in Sri Lanka"; enhancing capacity of trainers through TOT programs carried out both within and outside the country. The current EU-SDDP project, which is a joint UN Programme, provides support in the process of institutional strengthening, developing new curricula and linking the training institutions with the industry for better job placements, maintaining a focus on the inclusion of less skilled or vulnerable groups.
Today we are here celebrating 95 youth who, with their will willpower and capacity to learn and dedicate themselves to the job, accomplished an important task for themselves and for the nation. Sri Lanka faces a unique youth employment challenge, as there exists a mismatch between youth aspirations and the opportunities available in the labour market. Important industry sectors, including the construction one, suffer from a serious labour shortage. In part, such phenomenon, is due to under qualification of workers and training and upgrading one's skills is the most profitable way to increase one's chances to enter decent work. In part, such phenomenon, is due to the perception of youth that certain jobs lack dignity and respect. ILO not only opposes such idea, but also wanted to invest resources to improve self-respect, employability and productivity of young construction craftsmen by providing them with state of the art on the job training facilities and methodologies.
1)	All trainees were warranted a formal job contract. In a sector that is way too often characterized by informality and lack of protection or respect for basic workers' rights, especially for young workers, we not only ensured training but also, in parallel, formal employment.
2)	Occupational health and safety. Safety shoes, safety training and safety measures were a priority of the ILO throughout this training experience and thanks to the commitment of our partners, we were able to fully meet the expectations and the rigorous safety standards.
What we all carried out was a pilot process, but certainly a successful one. The lessons learned were numerous and will help policy makers and the ILO itself to design even better programmes in the futures. Such modality of training delivery could expand to other competencies within the construction industry or to other sectors. The ILO will continue working with its constituents, with the Ministry of Skills and Vocational Training, the other key sectoral Ministries together with their respective agencies and departments to support such forward looking processes and accompany the country and its youth in their professional and human growth.


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Why is there a bend in the Lomonosov Ridge?
This is a supplementary question to that asked by Sabre Tooth in What is the tectonic explanation for parallel ridges in the Arctic ocean
geophysics plate-tectonics arctic ocean-ridge
Firstly, just including the map of the ridges, in particular the Lomonosov Ridge and the characteristic bend visible near the North Pole:
Based on magnetic anomaly observations, Cochran et al. (2006) theorise that the bend visible in the Lomonosov Ridge formed over a 3-6 million year period where there may have been a non-transform offset connecting a seafloor spreading region in the west Eurasian Basin with the continued continental rifting to the east, that continued propogating eastward resulting in the area of oblique spreading.
According to the Cochran et al. article, the tectonic spreading occurred around 53-56 million years ago, which according to models from Shephard et al. (2013) was associated with the opening of the Eurasia Basin.
Note: Cochran et al. refer to the eastern side as that on the Siberian side of the 'bend' and consequently, the western side being in the direction of North America.
Specifically, Cochran et al. conclude that
The prominent bend in the Lomonosov Ridge near the Pole corresponds to an approximately 50 km offset in Marvin Spur. The offset of the marginal ridge is consistent with the presence of a short extensional segment located between two long transforms.
Cochran et al. 2006, Morphology and structure of the Lomonosov Ridge, Arctic Ocean, Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems
Shephard et al. 2013, The tectonic evolution of the Arctic since Pangea breakup: Integrating constraints from surface geology and geophysics with mantle structure Earth-Science Reviews
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I started this industry because before I enlisted in the Air Force, I helped my father and mother operate their cleaning business. In 2015, I opened America Home Services, LLC with the help of my family since I was still in the Air Force until January of 2016. Since then, my mission has been to provide the best quality job for my customers. I see the importance of keeping your home clean. When I see the satisfaction on my client's face (you), it makes me happy to know I will be the one you call for your cleaning needs. I am a veteran/ family owned and operated business.
As far as our clients go, most of them are ages 25 and up. We have a few clients 80 to 90 years of age. Most are homeowners, and some are moving in and out of their homes. We get very busy a lot in Spring and all major holidays.


Thumbtack.com has been a great resource for Migrate Design over the past year. It allowed us to establish new clients all over the United States.
The latest project was the creation of a logo for Frostie Bottom Treestands, located in Claremont, North Carolina.
As a bud of the ARTree Community Arts Center, Géraldine designed their 2013 calendar.
The calendar showcases the art of children that participated in arts classes from The Newhall Community Center and The Activities Center. With a donation of $5.00 you can enjoy the art of 12 talented artists from our classes this summer and fall. Help support arts education in Santa Clarita by donating $5.00 to a great cause.
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It's that time of the year! Our longtime client Unique Events is organizing another event for Columbian Financial Group. The destination: The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna, Austria!
Migrate Design rose up to the challenge of creating another brochure for this upscale event.
I hope you had a wonderful Holiday season. It is now time to start planning for the New Year. One of the ways to grow your business successfully is to incorporate creative designs and graphics into your promotional materials. Migrate Design can help! We have lots of creative ideas and original designs and would love an opportunity to share these with you.
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Cork GAA Canon O'Brien Cup Game – Cork GAA
Canon O'Brien Cup Game
13 January 2022 /in What's new /by Cian O'Brien
Canon O'Brien Cup will take place this Friday January 14th at 7pm. The game will be played in the Mardyke GAA Grounds with the Cork Senior Hurlers taking on UCC Fitzgibbon Cup team.
Admission to this game is free but every year UCC GAA club take up a charitable collection. This year Carrigtwohill St.Vincent de Paul volunteers will ask for your support. This collection recognises the contribution that Margot Hartnett gave to her community in Carrigtwohill and her close connection with UCC Sport.
Speaking ahead of the game on Friday, John Grainger, UCC GAA Club said, "Our Fitzgibbon Senior Hurlers take on the Cork Senior Hurlers to once again honour Canon Michael O'Brien for a cup in his name. Michael O'Brien is a name steeped in the history and folklore of UCC GAA. Along with Dan Beechinor and Prof Willie J Smith, he led the college to 10 Fitzgibbon wins in 11 years including the famous 8 in a row. O'Brien shaped the identity of a whole group of students at that time, something that is still being carried on today. Indeed that is what his legacy will say."
Referee: Mark Maher, St Finbarrs
Our Fitzgibbon Senior Hurlers take on the Cork Senior Hurlers to once again honour Canon Michael O'Brien for a cup in his name.
Cork 5 wins, last in 2019, UCC 2 wins, last in 2020 (current holders)
2013 Cork 3-20 University College Cork 1-16
2017 University College Cork 0-22 Cork 1-13
2018 No game took place
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Cork Football team to play Waterford in McGrath Cup Hurling team announcement for Canon O'Brien Cup


Having embarked upon a refurbishment programme, of the common areas at Phoenix House on South Parade in Leeds, on behalf of Headrow Ltd, Wilton has secured a new occupier. Landscape architects, Gillespies has taken a five year lease on 2,432 sq ft on the fifth floor of the building.
Clem McDowell of JLL, who brokered the deal, said: "This is the first letting at Phoenix House to be completed this year. With businesses continuing to seek quality, cost effective offices in the best locations we expect the remaining suite to be let sooner rather than later".
Phoenix House comprises 20,300 Sq ft of offices and is already home to Sagar Wright, Sellick Partnership Ltd and Travelers Insurance Company Ltd.
The Leeds offices of property advisers JLL and CBRE are joint agents on Phoenix House. Cushman & Wakefield represented Gillespies.


When we think of the organization, Habitat for Humanity, we recall the image made popular by former president Jimmy Carter—crews of volunteers swinging hammers and raising studded out walls in urban neighborhoods. While this image may still hold true for many Habitat for Humanity projects, Jim Killoran, Director of Habitat for Humanity of Westchester County in the New York metro area, sees it differently.
Building ten to twenty homes a year in the densely populated area, Jim likes thinking outside the box. Jim, who has neither a construction or engineering background, doesn't look at construction in terms of pure costs and logistics. Driven by his faith and a social services background that covers some of the toughest spots in Los Angeles and New York, the former seminarian is chiefly concerned with getting families in decent, cost effective housing as quickly as possible. So when Killoran was approached by Oldcastle Precast, Building Systems Division about the possibility of using precast for residential units, Killoran was more than receptive. Recalling that a great mind Habitat for Humanitylike Thomas Edison first conceived and built the concrete house, made the concept of using precast for residential housing even more inviting.
"Precast breaks the traditional mold. I can do twenty-five shells collectively, knowing I am getting a great product that will get families in homes quicker and last much longer than a frame structure. After all, when you look at the great structures of Rome that have stood for thousands of years, they were made of stone and concrete," remarks Killoran. Although this 2800 sq. ft. double in Yonkers is Habitat's first experience with a total precast structure, Killoran is already thinking about getting more families into similar housing and possibly condos down the road. "The homeowners are very excited about the homes, precast costs less to maintain and they are more energy efficient, which saves expensive oil," says Killoran.
Precast by its very nature is also fireproof, vermin resistant and has excellent soundproofing qualities—a real advantage in dense urban settings. Plus, the exterior of precast can be made to look like residential siding and a wide variety of other finishes. Killoran, one day, can envision precast curing some much larger ills of modern urban living. He sees precast as a tool in building better cities. Better housing and more attractive urban environments would have a snowball effect on social and transportation problems. Less commuter time would allow families to be together more, reduce oil consumption and lessen the load on major thoughways and bridges in and out of our cities.
"Our mistake in the 60's was building apartments for low income families. Since the family had no ownership in them, they quickly deteriorated. Habitat has corrected that error by creating wealth and ownership for families," remarks Killoran.
With the help and durability of precast and the aspirations of visionary humanitarians like Jim Killoran, Habitat for Humanity will be able to fulfill the American Dream for more families quicker and better than ever.


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Q: Export Form responses as csv Google Apps Scripts Is there is a fast way to programmatically export all responses from a Google Form to a csv? Something like "Export responses to csv" invoked via Scripts.
Right now I'm doing it in a rock art way:

*

*Iterate over the forms I want to export (~75)

*

*Open each form var form = FormApp.openById(formId);

*Get responses: var formReponses = form.getResponses(); (from 0 to 700 responses each form)

*Iterate over responses and get item responses: var preguntes = formReponses[r].getItemResponses();

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*For each itemResponse, convert it to csv/json

*Export responses to a drive file

This is extremly slow and additionally it hangs over and over, so I had to export responses in chunks of 50 responses and save them in Drive separated files. On next execution (after letting servers to cool down for a while), I'm executing the script again, skipping the number of responses found on the chunk file.
Additionally I'm not sure that Google keeps the responses order when doing form.getResponses(); (actually I've found that if the form has been modified, the order is not the same)
Is there a better way to do it?

A: Whith the help of @JackBrown I've managed to write a Chrome extension to download responses (maybe soon in github). This will wait for each download in the formIds object until finished and then prompt for the next one:
'use strict';

function startDownload() {
    const formIds = {
        'Downloads-subfolder-here': {
            'Download-filename-here': '1-cx-aSAMrTK0IHsQkE... {form-id here}',
            'Another-filename-here': '...-dnqdpnEso {form-id here}',
            // ...
        },
        'Another-subfolder-here': {
            'Download-filename-here': '1-cx-aSAMrTK0IHsQkE... {form-id here}',
            'Another-filename-here': '...-dnqdpnEso {form-id here}',
            // ...
        },
    };

    const destFolders = Object.keys(formIds);
    const downloads = [];

    for (let t = 0, tl = destFolders.length; t < tl; t += 1) {
        const destFolder = destFolders[t];
        const forms = Object.keys(formIds[destFolder]);

        for (let f = 0, fl = forms.length; f < fl; f += 1) {
            const formName = forms[f];
            downloads.push({
                destFolder,
                formName,
                url: `https://docs.google.com/forms/d/${formIds[destFolder][formName]}/downloadresponses?tz_offset=-18000000`,
                filename: `myfolder/${destFolder}/${formName.replace(/\//g, '_')}.csv`,
            });
        }
    }

    const event = new Event('finishedDownload');
    const eventInterrupt = new Event('interruptedDownload');
    let currId;

    chrome.downloads.onChanged.addListener((downloadDelta) => {
        if (downloadDelta.id === currId) {
            if (downloadDelta.state && downloadDelta.state.current === 'complete') {
                document.dispatchEvent(event);
            } else if (downloadDelta.state && downloadDelta.state.current === 'interrupted') {
                console.log(downloadDelta);
                document.dispatchEvent(eventInterrupt);
            }
        }
    });

    downloads.reduce((promise, actual) => {
        return promise.then((last) => (last ? new Promise((resolve) => {
            const { url, filename, destFolder, formName } = actual;
            function listener() {
                document.removeEventListener('finishedDownload', listener);
                document.removeEventListener('interruptedDownload', listener);
                resolve(true);
            };
            function interrupt() {
                document.removeEventListener('finishedDownload', listener);
                document.removeEventListener('interruptedDownload', listener);
                resolve(false);
            }
            console.log(`Processant ${destFolder}, ${formName}: ${url}`);
            document.addEventListener('finishedDownload', listener);
            document.addEventListener('interruptedDownload', interrupt);
            chrome.downloads.download({ url, filename }, (downloadId) => {
                currId = downloadId;
                if (!downloadId) {
                    console.log();
                    console.log('Error downloading...');
                    console.log(runtime.lastError);
                    resolve();
                }
            });
        }) : Promise.resolve(false)));
    }, Promise.resolve(true));
}

chrome.browserAction.onClicked.addListener((/*tab*/) => startDownload());

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So by now we're in our routine. I'm up and about at around 9 am and start the day with a yummy coffee from the machine in the apartment and catch up on the news. The television is a nice flat screen but the selection of channels leaves a lot to be desired as there are only a few channels in English, mostly Dutch to choose from. The Mrs. doesn't rise until usually around noon so my morning routine includes a walk across the canal to the GH Centrum for a cappuccino and a bag or 2 or 3 from their volcano. Bought a nice bud of their Silver Haze. What a lovely way to start the day!
By now the Mrs. had risen and at around 1 pm we're off to begin our daily adventure. We only walk, never rent a bike or a car as we never seem to be in a big hurry and since we are drinking pretty high ABV brews all day, we feel safer on foot. The weather was great, especially for early December with sunshine and high in the mid 40's.
We head down the Rokin past the Rembradtplein and over to Utrechtsestraat with our first stop of the day at a Haring Stand that also sells maybe the best oysters that I have ever tasted. We first discovered these during our visit the year before and were delighted that they were still selling them. Salty and the perfect size and tasted like they were caught that morning.
That makes us thirsty so we go down the straat another block and stop in another of our favorite spots, Cafe Onder de Ooievaar. They have a great beer selection and always have one or two from the IJ brewery on tap. Today it was the Ijndejaars which we were pleased to see this early in December as it usually is not brewed until closer to New Years. Its a dark strong ale and at 9% we need a bit more to eat to start the day with this one! So I get a bowl of their pea soup served with black bread and the Mrs. a bowl of sweet potato soup with a baggette. Just delicious as always. This café is actually known for its burgers but we still have not tried one since we're normally here for lunch and the 1/2 lb. burger is a bit too much to eat that early in the day, especially since we have to leave room for the beers!
Now we're ready for a nice walk so we head out to Albert Cuypstraat for some shopping. I recently heard that this is the largest outdoors market in the world which kind of surprised me. Its definitely a large one at several blocks long but I just imagined that there would be bigger ones somewhere in Asia or the Middle East. Anyways, we really enjoy shopping here as Mrs. Thai always seems to find some great bargains and clothes that perfectly fit her small frame. And another great thing about this market is that another couple of our favorite places are very close by.
So first we stop in at the Katsu which might be my favorite coffeeshop that's still open in the city. They have top of the line gear and a great water vaporizer that always does the trick for me. Tried their Blueberry which I have found can definitely vary from shop to shop. It was excellent and I'm sure the monster vaporizer probably had something to do with it!
The other place that's close by is of course another beer bar, the Gollem 2. Quite different from the original Gollem near the Spui but always a very comfortable bar to stop at with a great selection. Comfort was definitely a plus as I was still feeling the effects of our last stop at the Katsu. We were actually very surprised to see that they had Gulden Draak on tap which had earned a healthy respect from me before and that was out of a bottle. At 10.5% this Belgian strong dark ale will kick yer arse if you're not careful!1 So the Mrs. and I decided to share a glass of this. So yummy we each wound up ordering another so look out below! The bar had just adopted a very cute and friendly kitten who was glued to Mrs. Thai's lap the entire time so we really were in no hurry to leave. The place started to fill up as it was getting close to 7 pm so the kitty became distracted and decided to explore and check out the bags of the new arrivals and it was also time for us to continue our journey.
The lights festival was just beginning so we decided it was time for a canal walk and what a lovely walk it was. The festival displays were located along the Herengracht and began at the Amstel and ended right next to another of our favorite bars, the Arendsnest. So feeling quite buzzed after the Katsu and the Gollem 2 a nice canal walk was definitely in order. The lights on and over the canals was truly a sight to see. My favorites were the Talking Heads and the manuscript. Because this was on display the entire time we were there, the Herengracht was obviously our canal of choice during our vacation.
We made it to the Arendsnest in the nick of time as my bladder was shouting at me half the way up the canal. This always seemed to be the case on that walk as there really were not any convenient places to stop along the Herengracht and definitely too upscale for a urinoir! Feeling relieved (pardon the pun), we settled into a nice table at the rear of the café and ordered a couple of Jopen Stouts. These taste like floats and take about 5 minutes to pour from the tap but well worth the wait. And at only around 5% they fit the bill as we needed a break from the heavier stuff at that time. It felt just great to be in this beautiful bar. Great place to meet both locals and tourists and everyone seemed to share our passion for good beer and of course this wonderful city.
Getting pretty hungry as it was almost 9 pm we decided to make a quick stop back at the apartment to drop off our purchases from the market and then over to the Thaise Bird for dinner. As always, their food was yummy and hit the spot. No after dinner stops tonight as we had a pretty full day and just wanted to relax at the apartment so that's just what we did!
Very nice... and many thanks for putting the time in to do the reports!
I also have seen the Festival of Lights, and it is indeed terrific!
bravo and thanks for your time to post!
enjoying your trip report -- we are similar in that we have been visiting pretty much yearly since the mid 90's.
Thank you, I'm enjoying your report as well! We've been going every year since 2000.


"Despite drift in some key areas of the relationship, the underlying strategic rationale for it remains. Washington is rebalancing its foreign policy to Asia, attempting to allot that region greater diplomatic attention, military resources and commercial agreements than it has received in the past. . . . Washington should seek to ensure that the major democratic players across the region are strong and enjoy close ties with the United States.
India will have a key role to play in this future. Neither India nor the United States will wish to contain China, with which they have mutually dependent economic ties, but both will welcome strong partners to help shape and maintain the global rules to which China and all other nations will be subject."
Today's meeting may provide the opportunity for India and the U.S. to put cooperation back at center stage.


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Abazu is an autonomous community in Ikeduru Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria. It comprises three main villages and several kindreds and clans. The villages that make up Abazu are Umunnemoche, Ebem na Azu, and Ekpere na Oroka. The Village Square of Abazu is located at Amaudara.

Location and Geography
Abazu is an autonomous community in southeastern Nigeria. Abazu is located along Owerri - Okigwe expressway. It has a latitude of 5.558922 and a longitude of 7.094592. It has a border with Akabo, Uzoagba, and Amatta.

References

Populated places in Imo State
Villages in Igboland
Communities in Igboland
Igbo subgroups

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Becoming 'a fisher of businessmen'
HIS REASON FOR BEING. Virgilio "Nonoy" Espeleta's passion is helping businesses prosper. (SunStar photo / Amper Campaña)
KATLENE O. CACHO
BECOMING Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry's (CCCI) president was never in Virgilio "Nonoy" Espeleta's plans for 2019.
But a call in early January from CCCI's trustees altered Espeleta's plans for the year, which were all centered around growing his consultancy business.
"This isn't really in my bucket list. I was surprised," said Espeleta, adding that at the time, the trustees of the 116-year-old chamber already agreed on someone to elect.
Espeleta prayed to make the right decision, since the board wanted him to decide by Jan. 10.
"I asked God to tell me His plans for me," he said, noting that becoming CCCI's president is no easy task. It eats up time that is meant for family and business.
At around 5 a.m. on Jan. 10, Espeleta, 58, found himself reading Luke 4:18, inspiring him to accept the challenge.
"And as I listened to the reflection of the verse, I was moved by God to accept the invitation. Then a 2010 trip to Mount Tabor crossed my mind where an inner voice told me that I have a mission—that I would become a fisher of businessmen. That wherever I'd go, I would bring Him to the workplace and that I should start with families in business," he said.
He initially brushed off what he heard until a Filipina tour guide, after their 10-day trip, told him that he had a mission in business. "That actually reaffirmed what I heard in Mt. Tabor and since then, I focused on helping out families professionalize their businesses," said Espeleta.
He founded Famcor Franchise Management and Executive Development in April 2010 and it became a registered company under the Securities and Exchange Commission in November of the same year.
Espeleta has been with CCCI since 1993, when he was the plant manager of La Tondeña Distillers Inc. He is the 37th president of CCCI.
Espeleta finished chemical engineering in the University of San Carlos in 1982. He immediately landed a job in a copper smelter and refinery in the Philippines where he worked for seven years.
His love for learning led him back to school, where he took a two-year program at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM).
After AIM, he went to Davao and worked for a real estate company. In 1992, he was invited to join La Tondeña.
For 18 years, Espeleta devoted his time working for somebody else. He decided to shift to business after working on the side as a consultant for Julie's Bakeshop, which eventually hired him to work full-time and became the company's president.
Espeleta said he returned to the corporate world because the work involved helping a family professionalize their business. He said he was hands-on in transitioning the family business into a corporate one. On the side, Espleta was doing freelance consulting for other businesses.
It was in 2010 when he finally left the corporate world and established his own business.
"I began asking myself what do I do best that is truly needed, that I can do for a living," he said, adding that being tied up in the corporate world only gives one limited opportunities to pursue other worthwhile things.
Espeleta's active involvement in the chamber led him to roles that involved, not only growing the family businesses but also empowering the small and medium enterprises.
Being the chamber's vice president for business development last year, Espeleta headed the Kapatid Mentor Me (KMM), a program in collaboration with the Department of Trade and Industry and the CCCI.
He helped craft the 12-module mentorship program of the trade agency that spans a 10-week period of coaching.
What was your first job?
I was hired as a plant supervisor in Pasar (Philippine Associated Smelting and Refining Corp.) in Leyte. I was tasked to oversee the operations of the plant. I worked there for seven years until I went back to school.
Who inspired you to get into business?
I came across the Japanese concept "ikigai," which translates to "reason for being." When I left the corporate world in 2010, I reflected on which path to take after.
I wanted to do something different. I wanted to pursue something that was beyond making money and hand-holding family-run enterprises, seeing them grow into corporations, and bring a sense of fulfillment. I was doing Famcor single-handedly until I was able to grow it and hire fellow consultants to help family businesses in the country professionalize their operations.
When did you realize this was what you were meant to do?
It came to a point that I asked myself, what will give my life a special meaning? Of course, I didn't like to do the same thing others were already doing. I thought hard which sector I would help. I looked for niche markets on who needed the most of what I did best and who were willing to pay me.
It was on a pilgrimage tour in 2010 in Mount Tabor in Israel, the same mountain where the transfiguration of Jesus took place, that I also experienced a transformation. An inner voice was saying to me that I have a mission and that I'll become a fisher of businessmen, and that I would start with families with businesses.
Why did you pick this type of business or industry?
Businesses run by families need a third party, a non-family member, to objectively assess what needs to be done to professionalize a business if they want to become big or sustain their operations. You have to look at the systems, strategies, desires of the family members, and the values. It is kind of challenging for a consultant because you have to help out in both the business and family aspects and deal with the issues. You help settle conflicts and align them with one vision.
Maybe for smaller businesses, this isn't an issue. But for big family-run businesses, individual differences are a source of conflicts. They need guidance on where they want to go.
Where did you get the training you needed to succeed?
I went to AIM for advanced studies, but my skills were honed as I helped one business to another solve conflicts and craft their succession plans. My experience in the field taught me a lot.
How many times did you fail before you succeeded?
Prior to Famcor, I ventured into a distribution business but this venture only lasted for three years. I was so confident that I thought, with the experience I had in La Tondeña, I'd be able to make my own business take off. I distributed household products like soaps, dishwashing products, toothpaste and diapers to different areas like Ozamis and Cagayan de Oro. The business did well for two years.
But as I got involved more in sales, I left another important part of the business, which is production. I failed to closely look at the quality assurance of the production. Aside from that, I suffered a cashflow problem when one of my big distributors failed to pay me their dues. I was over-trusting.
Other events also happened that time such as the 9/11 attack, which paralyzed businesses a bit.
But that experience didn't stop me from doing business. At that time, I learned that it was something that I wasn't good at. I realized it wasn't for me but it taught me a lot.
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Otovel (for the ear) is a combination medicine used to treat an middle ear infection (also called otitis media). Otovel is for use in children who have ear tubes in place and who are at least 6 months old.
Otovel may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.
an allergy to any antibiotic similar to ciprofloxacin (Cipro), such as gatifloxacin (Tequin), levofloxacin (Levaquin), lomefloxacin (Maxaquin), moxifloxacin (Avelox), norfloxacin (Noroxin), or ofloxacin (Floxin).
To make sure Otovel is safe for you, tell your doctor about all your medical conditions or allergies.
Otovel should not be used on a child younger than 6 months old.
Tell the doctor if the person using this medicine is pregnant or breast-feeding a baby.
How should I use Otovel otic?
Do not take by mouth. Otic medicine is for use only in the ears.
Wash your hands before using this medicine. Gently clean any ear drainage from the outer ear, using a clean tissue.
You may warm the medicine before use by holding the vial in your hand for 1 or 2 minutes. Using cold ear drops can cause dizziness, especially in a child who has ear tubes in place.
Stay lying down or with your head tilted for at least 1 minute. You may use a small piece of cotton to plug the ear and keep the medicine from draining out.
Use this medicine only in the affected ear, unless your doctor tells you to use the medicine in both ears.
Each plastic single-use vial contains enough of this medicine for one entire dose. Throw the vial away after one use, even if there is still some medicine left in it.
Keep unopened vials in the foil pouch until ready to use. After opening a vial, use the medicine right away. Once you have opened the foil pouch, you must use the vials within 7 days.
An overdose of Otovel otic is not expected to be dangerous. Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222 if anyone has accidentally swallowed the medication.
What should I avoid while using ciprofloxacin and fluocinolone otic?
Get emergency medical help if you have signs of an allergic reaction: hives, rash, itching; dizziness; fast or pounding heartbeat; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
ear drainage that continues for up to 6 months after you have finished all doses of Otovel.
scar tissue on part of the ear.
What other drugs will affect Otovel otic?
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Bordeaux in detail
During Antiquity, the River Garonne was the fastest link between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, hence the inevitable interest in this strategic, potentially lucrative region. And indeed, over the course of history, it was inevitably the crescent-shaped port – poetically known as the Port de la Lune ('Port of the Moon') – at the very heart of Bordeaux city that has inspired greed, desire, trouble and strife.
Burdigala
The Bituriges Vivisci, a Celtic tribe, settled on swampy marshland around the mouth of the tiny Devèze River – a left-bank tributary of the Garonne – in the 4th century BC. The city fell under Roman rule from around 60 BC and quickly emerged as a hub of tin and lead trading in the Roman Empire. The first vines were planted. Magnificent temples, baths, an aqueduct and an amphitheater were constructed; a glass scale model in Bordeaux's Musée d'Aquitaine shows the 20,000-seat arena – today ruins in Saint-Seurin known as Palais Gallien – in its Roman heyday.
In the 3rd century AD Burdigala became the capital of Roman Aquitaine. Ramparts were constructed around the city in AD 271, and ancient grave headstones (found today in the Musée d'Aquitaine) of traders from far-flung spots in the Roman Empire, used as foundations in the ramparts, show just how prosperous and cosmopolitan Roman Burdigala was. Wine from here, transported in distinctive flat-bottomed ceramic amphorae, was purportedly even served at the emperor's table in Rome.
The collapse of the Roman Empire opened the floodgates to a wave of invasions by the Vandals, Visigoths, Franks and other Germanic tribes from the north. The newfangled faith of Christianity arrived in the region, churches were built, and the first pilgrims en route to Santiago de Compostela in Spain rolled into town. In 778, following the disastrous Battle of Roncevaux Pass, when Basque troops ambushed the army of Charlemagne on a high mountain pass in the nearby Pyrenees, Charlemagne laid many of his loyal knights to rest in Église St-Seurin, the city's oldest church built on top of a Gallo-Roman necropolis. In the 11th century, the region fell into the hands of the Dukes of Gascony and later the Duke of Aquitaine.
English Rule
In 1152, as part of Eleanor of Aquitaine's dowry in her marriage to the would-be King Henry II of England, Bordeaux fell under English rule. Thus, began a golden period for the city. The English fondness for the region's red wine (known as claret across the Channel) provided the impetus for Bordeaux' enduring international reputation for quality wines. King Henry II quickly gained favour with locals by granting them tax-free trade status with England and all too soon Bordeaux enjoyed a buoyant wine trade with their friends across the Channel, les anglais. The city cathedral Cathédrale St-André was built and from 1227 new walls incorporating the artisan quartier of Saint-Paul – home to iron forgeries, carpenters and blacksmiths – in the south of the city and later Saint-Michel were built: the Grosse Cloche in Saint-Paul is the only remaining part today.
At this time, Bordeaux counted a population of 30,000 and covered an area of 170 hectares. But turbulent times were lying in the wings. Increasing hostility between the English and French degenerated into the Hundreds Year War in 1337, fought on and off until the middle of the 15th century when Charles VII's decisive victory at the Battle of Castillon (1453) ended the war and annexed the Duchy of Aquitaine – and Bordeaux – back to France. Thus ended 300 years of English domination.
Renaissance & Religious Strife
To prove his absolute authority over the city and safeguard it from future attack, Charles VII had an enormous defensive fortress, Château Trompette, built facing the River Garonne on Esplanades des Quinconces (in 1818 the substantially weakened fortress was razed to make way for today's vast open square) and a garrison, Château du Hâ (one tower remains), constructed on the city's southern fringe. In 1495, to honour Charles VII's victory at the Battle of Fornovo and conquest of the Kingdom of Naples, the grandiose Porte Cailhau city gate was constructed by the river. Exposed to the intellectual and artistic splendours of the Renaissance during his campaign in Italy, Charles VII returned to Bordeaux brimming with a heightened desire to show off the monarchy's increasing absolutism.
Renaissance ideas of scientific and geographic scholarship and discovery assumed a new importance, as did the value of secular matters over religious life. Bordeaux University, founded in 1441, was a hotbed of intellectual thought and activity at this time. The city parliament, existent since 1462, served as a voice-piece for the many Humanists in its ranks and it is thanks to the moderation and level-headedness of leading humanist, writer and philosopher Michel de Montaigne (1533–93) – mayor of Bordeaux between 1581 and 1585 – that the city survived the Reformation and tumultuous Wars of Religion between the Huguenots (French protestants), Catholic League and Monarchy relatively unscathed.
Booming Trade: Merchandise & Slaves
In the 17th and 18th centuries Bordeaux was a thriving commercial port. Trade was initially two-way: merchant ships laden with Bordeaux wine, oil, flour, silks and other local products sailed to the West Indies and Caribbean, returning with coffee, cocoa, cotton, indigo, spices, sugar and tobacco. But all too soon, the commercial temptations of triangular trade proved too lucrative to resist. Merchandise from all over Europe was shipped from Bordeaux to ports on the East African coast where it was traded in for African people; the slave ships then continued to the Caribbean (mainly Santo Domingo) where the Africans were sold as slaves, many to work on sugar plantations. Ships returned to Bordeaux stuffed full of colonial goodies. The entire voyage took 18 months. In Bordeaux's historic trading district of Chartrons, a memorial on the quayside remembers the first slave-trade vessel that set sail from Bordeaux in 1672 and the subsequent 500 voyages dispatched from Bordeaux until 1837, effectively deporting an estimated 150,000 Africans to the Americas. The logbook of the slave ship La Licorne, displayed in the Musée d'Aquitaine, is not a pretty read.
Modernisation & Belle Bordeaux
Urban planners razed city walls and dozens of dimly lit, narrow streets in the 18th century to transform the outdated medieval city into the elegant and belle Bordeaux in place today. Grandiose place de la Bourse (originally called place Royale), with its eminently elegant horseshoe form, was landscaped; work began in 1775 on a bridge to link the left and right banks; wide riverside quays designed for promenading at leisure were constructed; and the spectacular cupola-crowned Grand Théâtre – a model for architect Charles Garnier's opera house in Paris – was unveiled with much pomp and ceremony in 1780. The arrival of the railway in 1837 only served to bolster port activity still further.
Bordeaux at War
During the Franco-Prussian War in 1870 and again at the start of WWI, when Germans threatened to advance on Paris, the French government sought refuge in Bordeaux. In June 1940, the government moved first to Tours in the Loire Valley and then Bordeaux, although this did not save the city from heavy bombings by German troops, Nazi occupation or subsequent Allied bombings during WWII. Between 1941 and 1943, the city was a key air and submarine base for the Germans who used 6000 prisoners of war to construct five reinforced-concrete submarine pens – today an exhibition and concert venue – at the port. French troops only reoccupied Bordeaux in August 1944.
Mayor Extraordinaire Twinset
Modern Bordeaux prospered under two radically progressive mayors: left-wing Gaullist Jacques Chaban-Delmas (1915–2000), who served a record-breaking eight terms, or 48 years, as Mayor of Bordeaux from 1947 until 1995; and his equally admired, right-wing successor Alain Juppé (b 1945), still in office. In September 1969 Chaban-Delmas, while serving as prime minister under French Président Georges Pompidou, famously shared his radical vision of a 'nouvelle société' ('new society') in France during a speech in the National Assembly, outlining economic and social principles that remain as pertinent half a century later. A monumental bronze statue of Chaban-Delmas stands tall in front of the cathedral on place Pey Berand.
Bordeaux experienced a dramatic renaissance under Alain Juppé (b 1945) in the 1990s, shedding the languid, Belle au Bois Dormant (Sleeping Beauty) image that had quietly snuck up upon the southern French city. He pedestrianised boulevards, restored neoclassical architecture, created a high-tech public transport system and reclaimed Bordeaux's former industrial Bassin à Flots (wet docks) in the Bacalan district. In 2007, half the city (18 sq km) was inscribed on the Unesco World Heritage list of treasures, making it the largest urban World Heritage Site. Aquitaine's Sleeping Beauty was back in the game.


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