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The riddle of the "Labarum" and the origin of Christian symbols
George Henry Lane Fox Pitt-Rivers
by George Henry Lane Fox Pitt-Rivers
Published 1966 by Allen & Unwin in London .
Chi Rho symbol,
Christian art and symbolism
Bibliography: p. [91]-92.
Other titles The Labarum
Statement [by] George Pitt-Rivers.
LC Classifications BV168.C4 P5
OCLC/WorldCa 758379
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Source: United States House of Representatives – Congressman Daniel Webster (11th District of Florida)
Washington, D.C. – Today, Congressman Daniel Webster, R-Clermont, joined U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Andrew Wheeler, U.S. Department of Interior Secretary David Bernhardt, Florida Congressional Colleagues, FL DEP Secretary Noah Valenstein and others as EPA announced that Florida would assume administration of the Clean Water Act 404 program.
"Today is a great day for Florida and everyone who cares about protecting our wetlands and clean water and streamlining government regulations. The Sunshine State has a strong track record of protecting our unique environment and Floridians care deeply about their environment and natural resources. Everglades restoration, key infrastructure projects, sustaining protections on wetlands and endangered species, and taxpayer dollars – are all beneficiaries of today's announcement. I thank Administrator Wheeler and look forward to continuing to work with him, Secretary Bernhardt and Secretary Valenstein to protect and support Florida's water, Floridians and our economy," said Congressman Dan Webster (FL-11).
Last month, Rep. Webster led a Congressional letter in support of Florida's request to administer the Clean Water Section 404 program. Approximately 85% of current state and federal review requirements are duplicative. These duplicative requirements will be removed under Florida's administration of the 404 program.
Additional quotes from state and federal leaders and stakeholders
"A considerable amount of effort has gone into Florida's assumption of the Clean Water Act 404 program," said EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler. "Federal authorities don't delegate this type of permit often, but Florida has, beyond question one of the greatest environmental records of any state, and I couldn't be happier that Florida has shown it can meet the strict national standards EPA sets to protect human health and the environment."
"After a rigorous review, analysis and coordination process, EPA is pleased that the state of Florida will assume responsibility of its Clean Water Act Section 404 program," said EPA Region 4 Administrator Mary S. Walker. "This approval is truly a reflection of the high-level scientific and regulatory expertise of the environmental professionals at the state, federal and tribal levels who ensured a legally and technically sound program. This monumental milestone will allow Florida to administer this program to best fit enhanced protection of its natural resources."
"Florida continues to be a pioneer of environmental protection. This is a historic moment for our agency and our state," said FDEP Secretary Noah Valenstein. "We appreciate EPA's stringent, public review and approval of DEP's assumption of this program. Our waters and wetlands are critical to our economy and way of life in Florida. As such, it is important for the state to be in charge and take the lead in their protection. We are pleased that with the assumption, Florida scientists and permitters will now be accountable for state and federal wetlands permits. DEP staff know the state's resources best and have the expertise to ensure their protection."
"Today's action is a great milestone for cooperative federalism," said Secretary of the Interior David L. Bernhardt. "I commend Administrator Wheeler who led this effort, and all who worked so hard to get to this point."
"This designation is great news for the State of Florida – it gives our state the ability to make the best decisions for our unique environment, with input from the public and environmental stakeholders. The duplicative rules on the state and federal levels were a waste of taxpayer dollars, and created confusion for everyone involved, which is why I fought to streamline this process. I will keep working to cut unnecessary government red tape and improve efficiency on every level of government, while also making sure our environment is protected for generations to come," said U.S. Senator Rick Scott.
"Today's announcement is a tremendous accomplishment for Florida, especially as we continue our Everglades restoration efforts," said U.S. Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart (FL-25). "Allowing the state to take over the 404 permitting process will significantly streamline restoration projects, while still protecting the greater environment. I thank Administrator Wheeler and Regional Administrator Walker, as well as all the other key players who worked diligently to make this happen. I have no doubt that we will see the benefits of this decision for years to come."
"As Floridians, we understand the important role the environment plays in our economy and our way of life," said Congressman John Rutherford (FL-04). "Today's announcement by Secretary Bernhardt and Administrator Wheeler is a big win for Florida, allowing our state to streamline permitting for water projects while continuing to uphold the highest level of environmental standards. This is just another example of President Trump and Governor DeSantis's dedication to protecting Florida waters while reducing bureaucracy and making government run more efficiently."
"This Administration has done more for clean water in Florida than any other in modern history. Water quality has improved in the Everglades, across Florida's National Estuary Program network, and Harmful Algal Blooms are being targeted in Florida's springs and salt water ecosystems. Florida will do a better job at efficiently and effectively issuing permits for necessary infrastructure than the federal government has. State assumption of the permitting program will reduce project costs and save taxpayer dollars. As a next step, I'm looking forward to working with EPA on modernizing the Clean Water State Revolving Fund allocation which disadvantages states like Florida that have growing water infrastructure needs," said U.S. Congressman Mike Waltz (FL-06).
"I thank Administrator Wheeler for his diligence on this historic accomplishment for Florida's infrastructure and water quality priorities. Without these unnecessary and duplicative permitting processes, projects of all sizes will be streamlined to maximize efficiency and our state will be given the flexibility to make our own decisions that are best suited for our environmental and economic interests," said U.S. Congressman Greg Steube (FL-17).
"President Trump has made it a priority of his Administration to pursue balanced water policies that protect our environment and meet the needs of the American people," said CEQ Chairman Mary Neumayr. "Today's historic announcement is a testament to what can be accomplished through efficient coordination across all levels of government, and I applaud EPA, the State of Florida, the Department of the Interior, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on this achievement."
"The Army is pleased to support the State of Florida in its effort to balance environmental protection with economic development," said Ryan Fisher, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works. "The citizens of Florida will have continued protections under the Clean Water Act with the benefit of infrastructure permitting decisions being made at the state level."
"Our staff possesses the technical expertise necessary to run the 404 program effectively, offering increased consistency and efficiency to our stakeholders, and increased protections for Florida's environment," said Deputy Secretary of Regulatory Programs John Truitt. "None of these efforts were undertaken in a vacuum – we have weighed public and internal feedback and have worked closely with the EPA and our stakeholders to get us to this point. It has been a team effort from the start."
Temperince Morgan, executive director of the The Nature Conservancy in Florida, said, "The expeditious restoration of our natural systems is a top priority for the state and The Nature Conservancy. The state's assumption of the federal dredge and fill permitting program under section 404 of the Federal Clean Water Act is a positive development that we hope will result in more timely decisions by staff with specific expertise in evaluating Florida's unique wetland systems. Considering most environmental restoration projects require a 404 permit, adoption of the permitting program should provide much needed benefits to Florida's natural systems and its residents."
"This is great news for our state. Florida engineers work closely with the scientists at DEP, and we believe they possess the technical expertise and local knowledge of Florida's water resources and needs. In addition to the benefits of this expertise, a comprehensive state-run program will provide regulatory efficiencies and reduce delays for critical restoration and infrastructure projects while providing stringent protection of Florida's natural resources," said Steven Folsom, PE, chair, Conservation and Environmental Quality Committee, Florida Engineering Society.
"The state of Florida's assumption of Section 404 permitting should enable Everglades restoration to proceed with the sense of urgency it deserves while maintaining the high level of review and protection required by the Clean Water Act," said Eric Eikenberg, CEO, Everglades Foundation. "We expect the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to exercise its new authority in a manner that protects Florida's precious and diminishing wetland resources. Wetlands safeguard Florida communities from the effects of climate change, provide tremendous water quality benefits, support fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate against flooding."
Jeff Beal, regional biologist with Ducks Unlimited in Florida said, "The restoration of our freshwater and brackish wetlands and associated habitats is paramount to continuing Florida's legacy of promoting good stewardship of these key habitats for the benefit of fish, wildlife and people. Ducks Unlimited works across the nation with state and federal partners to conserve and restore wetlands and is supportive of this effort in Florida because it could help expedite restoration projects by allowing us to work more closely with state agencies such as DEP that have demonstrated the ability to handle streamlined administration for specific purposes."
"Florida's environment, our waterways and our wetlands are what make the state unique. DEP and our partners have worked diligently to develop science-based solutions to key environmental issues, and it's crucial that these solutions are implemented in a timely and efficient fashion," said DEP Chief Science Officer Dr. Tom Frazer. "The State 404 program will ensure the prioritization of critical environmental infrastructure projects and guarantee that local environmental experts with a vested interest in and intimate knowledge of Florida's natural resources are at the helm."
Background from EPA
Section 404 of the CWA requires a permit before dredged or fill material may be discharged into waters of the United States. Section 404(g) of the CWA gives states and tribes the option of assuming, or taking over, the permitting responsibility and administration of the Section 404 permit program for certain waters. Section 404 permits for those assumed waters would be issued by the state or tribe instead of the Corps. The CWA provides that the Corps retains permitting authority in certain tidal waters and other specified waters that are currently used or may be used in the future to transport interstate or foreign commerce. State and tribal Section 404 programs must be at least as stringent as federal permitting.
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We are sad to announce the passing of former club captain James "Jim" Brown. All our thoughts are with his wife Wendy, his family & friends. Below are some personal tributes and photos - please contact us to add any.
Looking back, sport always played a big part in Jim's life, from his early days at the local Littlehampton Boys School , where he was head boy and captain of the cricket team through to his time in the Air Force when he was a very fine goal keeper (which probably helped his later expertise as an excellent first slip). However, cricket was his primary love and we would often discuss and remember the 'old days' in the 'original' pavilion at St Floras Road and the people involved then. In fact Jim brought me into the club and I remember keeping wicket for the second eleven, leaping around like a mad thing in an attempt to stop the odd (well a lot actually) wild delivery from Guy Smithers - our best 'quickie' of the time - going for four byes down the leg side! I was fourteen at the time (around 1960) and in those days you had to know your place and mind your 'Ps and Qs' amongst the older, long standing members -quite right to! At those times, Jim was always my mentor, my hero if you like, and nothing really changed over the years. He was always there to offer help and support, as he was for other young guys coming through the club. Back then he was my 'Big Brother' and I always looked up to him and guess over the years that never really changed.
Maybe my only regret is that we never got to play a round of golf together, that's my game now, even more frustrating than cricket - and I might even have won and got a pint out of the bugger! I will miss him.
Bill Brown
"If you look back down the years and recall, if you can,
all the warm temperate times you have had"………
"You may find with surprise; they're all squeezed
into a headful of thoughts and a handful of summers"……
With the sad news of the passing of a true club legend, James "Jim" Brown, it is with these few lines that I feel we can encapsulate "Jim" in our memories.
After a long and brave battle, "Jim" was finally given out, and is now sitting back in that great pavilion in the sky; after such a long innings, both as man and boy, I'm certain "Jim" is smiling down on us all, with a glass of the finest red in his hand …..probably a nice 'Shiraz' or a 'Chateauneuf-du-pape'…….he'll be, I'm sure, watching a game of cricket and talking to a rapt audience.
His love of the game and life came from another time and place…...... the old "days of yore"; where summers were long, dry and hot; cricket was not just a game but a way to socialize between local Hamlets and Villages - teams played hard but fair and afterwards, always with the opposition, they would gather together as friends and would set the worlds to right in the clubhouse or the local pub.
"Jim" came from that time when the love of the game was tempered with that joyous camaraderie of the team collective, and one he stoutly maintained right up till his last days of playing and also which he continued during his long and painful chemo treatment cycles; over the past 18 months, whilst I am sure in great pain, he would drive himself to various North Sussex and Surrey pubs to meet with his old "cricket mates".
I, for one will miss those evenings, as we all sat for hours together in some country pub talking, eating, drinking, reminiscing, arguing, laughing and listening as "Jim" waxed lyrical about every subject under the sun. In his own words …. "he was a people person" …..
Whilst others will detail his playing career, "Jim" probably has the rare honour of playing for every team we have ever put out, and has always taken the time and effort to bring many of us on through his insightful and thoughtful pointers.
Unknown to many "Jim" also wrote poetry, and whilst I have stolen these few lines from "Houseman" as a personal tribute to him, I'm sure we can all agree, "Jim" will be missed ……….. "Jim" was a friend …..
Into my heart an air that kills
From yon far country blows:
What are those blue remembered hills
What spires, what farms are those?
That is the land of lost content
I see it shining plain
Those happy highways where I went
And cannot come again
Geoff Cole
Jim was more than a friend to me - he was a "mate" - someone who you could depend upon, to offer help, support and advice. - on the field and off the field. If you had a problem to share, then Jim was always there to help.
I believe that Jim did his National Service at the time of a great deal of unrest in the Middle East and, although he never talked about it, I think he survived some hairy moments fighting in the hills.
When I joined Littlehampton Cricket Club in the mid-1960s he was already a leading player in the Club. Jim was the Club Captain in 1972 and 1973 and his work for the Club was reflected in the award of the Clubman of the Year in 1972. In 1975, Jim had a brilliant season when he took 103 wickets. As an acknowledgement of the impact that his ability and presence had particularly with the encouragement of the younger player, Jim was awarded the 3rd XI Player of the Year in 1997. Jim was still actively playing cricket into the 21st Century and continued playing for the 3rds and 4ths right up to 2015. The last game that he and I played together in the same side was in June 2015 against West Chiltington and Thakeham when he top-scored for the Club for 35 and LCC won by 26 runs. Jim was always a great support to the captains and many a time he gave bits of advice to myself, Tim, Paul and Ian.
Jim was of the old school where, after a game of cricket, you socialised with not only your own side but also the opposition. Many a pint was enjoyed at the George and Dragon at Houghton - the nearest and best to the Amberley Cricket Club where the home games were played. We were always disappointed that after away games , it was usually the two of use who were left in the nearest pub putting the world to right.
I will certainly miss him. I will miss his humour, his strong opinions, his help and support to me and Sue ("young Sue as he called her").
Rest in peace big Jimbo - we'll all share tears enjoying the great memories.
Hugh Milner
We will all miss Jim. He was a friend, a team mate and above all a top bloke.
I played with Jim for almost twenty years. His enthusiasm never dimmed. He was a competitor with a great cricket brain. I learnt so much from Jim about batting, field placement, captaincy and man management above all.
He scored important runs, took great catches and bowled in his own enigmatic style. More importantly he encouraged everyone in the team to work together. He was great advising youngsters whether it was between overs or over a beer at the conclusion of the game. We all learnt from Jim.
Even in the last few years where his health has diminished and he fought so hard he was advising me on cricket. I treasure those texts. I need to put them in a book.
Littlehampton legend is what Jim was. He will not be forgotten.
There was always a story with Jim. The stick story, the catch off the head, the missing bat, the parties in the pavilion, Aden, the choir boy he was in Lyminster, the metal detector, the coin collector.
A sad day but lots of great memories.
Ian Birbeck
I first met Jim when I first arrived at Littlehampton CC playing for the 3s. I couldn't understand why someone would travel down most weekends from Reigate to play for Littlehampton. The more I got to know him the more I understood why.
He clearly had a rich history playing for Littlehampton and he had clearly experienced some glory days. In the 3's in the mid noughtys he always had an encouraging word. He was always delighted to see my offspring , Erin and Callum playing in the thirds and would always give them both his full support, backing and loads of encouragement.
Latterly I was honoured to be part of the gang that would head north to visit him in a country pub to listen to his tales of yesteryear. It was one of those evenings when I made the mistake of saying that I didn't really understand the attraction of Whiskey.
Encouraged by his partner in crime, yes you Geoff Cole, a never ending supply of various malts were paraded and consumed by me to my cost. I was under the table quite quickly and not for the first time in my LA drinking career ( don't mention the Cockspur or the visit of Mrs Birbeck sir !!! ).
Then there was " the stick" incident. It was at Petworth Park with the thirds. I believe I owned one dog at the time, a black Labrador. We were batting and Jimbo and Lloyd Hanks went off on a gentle stroll around the boundary. They were putting the world to right in one of those conversations that only those two could have.
20 yards behind them were me, Mrs Foster and Pepper the dog. Now Petworth Park was awash with fallen branches from the numerous trees surrounding the ground. Mrs F decided to pick up one of these sticks and launch it for the dog to retrieve. The only trouble was that the aim of Mrs F was a bit wayward and she accidentally launched the stick in the direction of Jimbo and Lloyd. It wasn't a small stick that was flying through the air which appeared to be on collision course with Jimbo. No amount of verbal warning could prevent this log clattering into the back of Jim which felled him like a Canadian Redwood. He was down. There was a stunned silence for half a second only for Jimbo to rise like a phoenix and just laugh.
Every time I saw Jim after that incident he would always enquire after Mrs F calling her the tree chucker.
Jim will be greatly missed by many. I thank him for his military service, I thank him for his devotion to Littlehampton Cricket Club and most of all I thank him for being a family friend.
RIP big man
Andy Foster


The Russians will get no further than this! That was the thinking when Siaröfortet was built after the First World War. These days the fort is its own island offering wonderful experiences and relaxation.
The hostel lies on magical Kyrkogårdsö (Church Garden Island), in the middle of the channel between Vaxholm and Furusund. It is a paradise for enthusiastic and adventure-seeking adults and children. The hostel is located in carefully renovated barracks dating from 1916, and has a fully equipped and modern kitchen. Guests can swim, fish and rent a boat or enjoy the wood heated sauna by the water. A guided tour is arranged daily in and around the old fort. For guests staying several nights, the hostel is the perfect starting point for day trips to Ängsö national park and the islands of Saltkråkan, Fejan, Arholma, Svartlöga and Rödlöga.
STF Vandrarhem Siaröfortet's rooms are located in a carefully refurbished early 1900s building. All rooms have wooden floors and access to shared toilets and showers in a neighbouring building.
The hostel's restaurant serves Swedish cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. During warmer months, outdoor seating is available. Guests can prepare their own meals in the fully equipped shared kitchen.
Other facilities include a TV room and a bookable wood-burning sauna. Canoes are available for rent on site.
Boat from Strömkajen in Stockholm, a journey of about 2 hours or from Östanå brygga a trip of about 5 minutes.


There's no getting around the fact that Horrors of War is a sequel. It's very much Part Two of an ongoing story, begun in Men of War, a First Doctor story in this new range of audio adventures for Doctor Who.
In that first part, something had gone dreadfully wrong in the trenches of World War I, which meant the First Doctor having to passionately advocate for the beginning of the Somme campaign, with all its attendant bloodshed. At the end of that story though, we got an enormous clue as to what might be going on – but the First Doctor was unable to control the Tardis expertly enough to fly exactly where he was needed in order to address that situation. It became one of those odd situations where mysterious would have to be left for another occasion in the Tardis' erratic flight through time and space.
Two lifetimes on, the Third Doctor and Jo Grant (played by Katy Manning, who reads this story) find themselves at Ypres in 1914, with a nurse who may just possibly have knocked history onto an alternate course. Justin Richards, in Men of War, achieved a very particular kind of creepiness, of men and screaming and death but also of time as the enemy, time as a factor in the drama, that reminded people of a certain age of the Sapphire and Steel stories, and there's more in a similar vein here, while having the scenario change utterly. There's a wounded soldier who screams of inhuman things, there's a trip to see exactly what happened to push history off its axis, and there's a ghastly confrontation with a Thing that's entirely self-consumed, entirely all-consuming, hiding behind a human face.
But whose human face? That's the question – what is the catalyst for history gone skewiff? Who has picked up something they shouldn't have, and why is it forcing men to die and not die and do its ghastly bidding?
There's a real sense of the Third Doctor's era in Richards's story here – in fact, there'll be moments when Pertwee devotees will wonder whether the villain here is actually one that appeared on-screen – and Manning is, as can always be said of her, enormously good value for money, voicing all the characters in the story with a conviction that sells the drama and the heartbreak of their situation utterly. The story serves up a good line in red herrings too, drawing you in and making you jump from conclusion to conclusion as you try and pin down exactly what's gone on. You might get close, but Richards' villain is such that you're unlikely to guess it with any precision ahead of time, so it'll still deliver riches in the form of surprise and learning when you finally find out what's happened.
As with Men of War, Horrors of War has a sting in its tale though, pulling us on to hear the third instalment of this wartime story, Fortunes of War, starring the Sixth Doctor, when it's released in early September. What began as a seemingly simple story of the First Doctor investigating oddness in the trenches builds in Horrors of War to something with a more epic and adversarial status, and makes the whole 'War' arc something to be collected and listened to time and again, not only for the quality of each individual instalment (and Richards is absolutely no kind of slouch in delivering quality Who), but also for the broader canvas, the deeper themes and the impact of the Doctor flying off each time thinking he's done what he can do – and sometimes, being wrong.


Rethinking physical and invisible space in a location where people always pass by but can be easily neglected, JaMble! is a Christmas Exhibition that I curated and organised for all the second year postgraduate students in class2015. We aimed to share our festive spirit with the RCA staff and students from other departments in somewhere I found our work can be easily appreciated. So I choose the stairway by the main entrance of the campus in Kensington, London. The baubles contain work that includes mostly samples and work-in-progress. Not only does JaMble! reveal our design and making processes but also plays as a complement to the gallery space around.
Although there are many difficulties and restrictions to set up the exhibition along the staircase in regards to security, technical and safety problems, it would not become possible without the help and advice from my colleagues and people with different expertise. This exhibition is a rewarding experience which received compliments and lots of positive feedback.


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Sacked former X Factor singer had achieved top marks from young male students at Brinsford prison
A GLAMOROUS former X Factor contestant who taught at a young male offenders' institute was sacked despite achieving a 100 per cent pass rate from her students, a tribunal has heard.
Faye Bray, aged 30, lost her job at HMP Brinsford, near Wolverhampton, following her 2009 audition, where she appeared in a raunchy basque and mini skirt outfit.
The mother of three, from Hednesford, Staffordshire, sang Ike and Tina Turner's River Deep, Mountain High on the show.
At work she taught the prison's citizenship lessons – covering politics, life skills and English – while contracted from Manchester College in 2008.
Glen Manning, the college's Offender Learning and Skills Service manager at the prison, told a Birmingham Employment Tribunal yesterday that Mrs Bray impressed with her classes' top marks.
"She achieved a 100 per cent pass mark from her students. The fact she was a good teacher was never in doubt," he said. "It was to do with the manner of her dress and deportment – what goes in a daily routine and how you hold yourself."
Mrs Bray is suing her employers, Manchester College, along with the Secretary of State for Justice, for unfair dismissal, sexual discrimination and failing to provide conditions of employment.
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With the help of his mentor, Oliver Smart, Timrek is performing in the show Suitcase Circus with great success, especially in the community of the children!
He is a hat frog made of recyclable materials, he is half mexican and he really enjoys working with children!
Don't be shy, are you ready to meet the fantastico Timrek?


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California Woman Charged With DUI for Second Crash in 5 Months at Exact Same Spot
TRUCKEE, Calif. – Call it drunken driving deja vu.
For the second time in five months, a 23-year-old California woman has been arrested after she allegedly crashed her car while driving under the influence at the exact same spot north of Lake Tahoe.
And to top it off, Truckee Police say that in both cases, her blood alcohol content was more than three times the legal limit.
Police say Melissa Dennison of Truckee crashed at about noon on Sunday on Glenshire Drive just south of the Glenshire Bridge. They say she was extremely intoxicated and had trouble standing or walking. Her blood alcohol level initially was measured at .346. The legal limit is .08.
Sgt. J. Litchie says Dennison also had been charged with a DUI in January when she crashed at the same spot and registered a blood alcohol level of .380.
If convicted of the second offense, she faces up to 10 years in prison and fines in excess of $2,000.
A telephone message The Associated Press left at a listing for Dennison in Truckee on Tuesday was not immediately returned.


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Li`queur' (le`kẽr') noun [ French See Liquor .] An aromatic alcoholic cordial. » Some liqueurs are prepared by infusing certain woods, fruits, or flowers, in either water or alcohol, and adding sugar, etc. Others are distilled from aromatic or flavoring agents.
A liqueur is a strong sweet alcoholic beverage with a spirit base and flavoured with aromatics.
A sweet alcoholic beverage made from an infusion of flavoring ingredients and a spirit.
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The students will learn about Keith Haring's work and the impact it had on our world, the way we communicate, the way we look at and understand art, and the way it has shaped future perceptions.
The students will be able to create an animation with at least twenty frames dealing with Keith Harings art work.
The students will be able to talk about/draw about Keith Haring and the way he used elements of line and color.
Students spent the first class learning how to use VSE's Animation Maker (using Kid Pix Studio), they worked with the different tools and learned how to create frames.
In art class and in the computer lab the students studied different aspects of Keith Haring's art and life on www.haringkids.com.
The students spent two to three 50 minute sessions in the computer lab to create their morphs while spending 2-3 50 minute classes in art learning to draw Keith Haring-inspired imagery.
The students shared their final projects with the class and explained what they had done to create their morph.
How did Keith help us to see life in a different way?
What did Keith think about fine art and technology?
Create a Keith Haring inspired mural in your school setting using all of the sketches the students created.


is it right for a parent to be absent from a child's life for 2 years, and then decide that they want somethin - Parenting :: sidetaker.
Biological father has not contacted his child in 2 years and shows up out of the blue to see her. I told him no because he has not been no where to be found, ans didn't even call her for her b-day or for x-mas.


The seventh DVD by the legendary British Heavy Metal band.
This double DVD set contains re-release of the legendary "Live After Death" VHS on DVD as well as bonus disc with "The History of Iron Maiden Part 2".
As a "thank you" to the hundreds of thousands of fans who packed arenas the world over, the 2LP Live set and VHS "Live After Death" was issued in 1985.
The VHS was certified Platinum in 1987 by the RIAA.
The DVD was certified Platinum in 2008 again by the RIAA, having sold 100,000 units. The new release had two mixes of the audio: Martin Birch's version which serves as the original concert audio, and a brand new 5.1 Stereo mix by Kevin Shirley. In addition to the complete concert, the DVD features Part 2 of "The History of Iron Maiden" DVD series, which began with 2004's "The Early Days", documenting the recording of the "Powerslave" album and the following tour.
First DVD contains original "Live After Death" 1985 footage (90 min.), remixed with 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound by Kevin Shirley and the original 2.0 Stereo Sound by Martin Birch.
Second DVD contains "The History of Iron Maiden Part 2" (60 min.), an extended "Behind The Iron Curtain" (57 min.), footage from "Rock In Rio 1985" (50 min.), "'Ello Texas" (15 min.), four image galleries and two videos.


The production of Our Town at The Royal Exchange Theatre isn't traditionally cast which is really interesting. The original setting was small-town America but this production explores British community.
ALRA: Can you tell us more about this decision?
Luke Matthews: There's a part in the play where 'The Stage Manager' lists what is going to be put into the corner stone of the new bank that's being built in the town, a time capsule for people a thousand years from now to excavate.
He suggests putting a copy of this play 'Our Town' in, so they would know something of everyday life and the milestones of life that aren't usually highlighted in history but are generally repeated by everyone in most cultures throughout all history and the whole world, things such as becoming an adult, falling in love, loss and death, things that happen today all around the world 80 years after the play was written and will continue to happen for ever.
The play is very American and nostalgic but it's universal themes transcend time and geography, it's quite amazing how much it suits British Community and a diverse British cast using British accents.
ALRA: How are you finding the design as a performer - with the audience sitting so close?
LM: Initially I thought it would be very challenging, having to interact and be amongst the audience before the show opens but it's been quite calming and inspiring to chat to the people about to share the afternoon or evening with us.
The audience aren't aware of us being performers so we just chat as anyone would who sits next to someone at the theatre. I don't know if it would be as successful in London as it has been here in Manchester as people up north tend to be a bit friendlier and up for a chat with anyone at any time, but I would say that cause I'm from the north.
ALRA: Tell us a little about the character you play.
LM: I play a character called Sam Craig who left town a while back and returns on hearing the news of his cousin-in-laws death but hadn't returned for other significant events. He had to leave and deny the community and his family for necessary personal needs which shows strength but also selfishness.
ALRA: The play looks at the lives of ordinary people and the magic of the everyday. What have you thought about in your preparation for your role?
LM: I've looked at the community I am part of now and whilst growing up as well as communities I'm not familiar with and the community life explored in the play and of America at the turn of the 20th century.
A member of our company Nadia is Deaf, she plays the part of Mrs Soames a character that wasn't written as being deaf by Wilder but her dialogue is signed in our production, her friends in the play speak as well as sign with her and we explored the idea of the wider community in the town being able to sign to some degree.
This echo's the community of Martha's Vineyard, a town in America near to Boston which had many inhabitants that were deaf, but where the whole community used sign language to communicate and didn't make the distinction between hearing and deaf people.
ALRA: What parts of your training are you most drawing from for this production?
LM: The voice training at ALRA and the exposure we had of different performance spaces and staging especially throughout our third year productions prepared me for the Royal Exchanges space which is the largest theatre in the round in the UK, I was glad to already have that under my belt from two of the productions in my final year.
ALRA: As an actor who has only recently graduated, what piece of advice would you offer to the next cohort of ALRA graduates?
LM: Have fun and enjoy every moment whilst your training lasts, third year has many ups and downs but if you aren't from London or the south like me, your year group become your London family. It's important to be kind and support one another; they may be all you have down there when you graduate.
ALRA: We hope you enjoy the rest of the run. What's next for you?
LM: I am actually moving straight back to London after the show closes mostly because I miss my London family so much. I don't have anything lined up as of yet but I'm looking forward to what graduate life brings and whatever comes next.
ALRA: Thank you so much Luke for sharing your story, we wish you all the best for your shows and future career and look forward to seeing what's next!


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Basie's in the Bag is an album by pianist and bandleader Count Basie and His Orchestra featuring performances of contemporary popular tunes recorded in 1967 and released on the Brunswick label.

Track listing
 "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy" (Joe Zawinul) - 2:31
 "Hang On Sloopy" (Wes Farrell, Bert Russell) - 2:40
 "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Cryin'"(Joe Greene) - 2:02
 "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" (Norman Whitfield, Edward Holland, Jr.) - 2:10
 "Goin' Out of My Head" (Teddy Randazzo, Bobby Weinstein) - 2:08
 "In the Heat of the Night" (Quincy Jones) - 2:12
 "Green Onions" (Booker T. Jones, Steve Cropper, Lewie Steinberg, Al Jackson, Jr.) - 3:51
 "Knock on Wood" (Eddie Floyd, Cropper) - 1:54
 "Let the Good Times Roll" (Shirley Goodman, Leonard Lee) - 2:15
 "Bright Lights, Big City" (Jimmy Reed) - 2:44
 "Reach Out I'll Be There" (Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland) - 2:15
 "Memphis, Tennessee" (Chuck Berry) - 2:32
Recorded in Los Angeles on August 15, 1967 (tracks 1-5, 7, 8 & 10) and August 17, 1967 (tracks 6, 9, 11 & 12)

Personnel
Count Basie - piano, organ
Al Aarons, Sonny Cohn, Gene Goe, Harry Edison  - trumpet
Richard Boone, Harlan Floyd, Grover Mitchell - trombone
Bill Hughes - bass trombone
Bobby Plater, Marshal Royal - alto saxophone
Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, Eric Dixon - tenor saxophone
Charlie Fowlkes - baritone saxophone
Freddie Green - guitar
Norman Keenan  - bass
Louis Bellson (tracks 2, 5-9, 11 & 12), Irv Cottler (tracks: 1, 3, 4 & 10)  - drums
Chico O'Farrill - arranger

References

1967 albums
Count Basie Orchestra albums
Brunswick Records albums
Albums produced by Teddy Reig
Albums arranged by Chico O'Farrill

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Q: When std::vector reallocate its memory array, is copy constructor or move constructor used? When std::vector reallocate its memory array, what kind of copy / move constructor is used to copy / move elements to new houses?

A: If the move-constructor exists and is noexcept then it is used.  Otherwise the copy-constructor is used.
Using a move-constructor that might throw is undesirable as it might happen that some objects are moved to the new storage and then an exception prevents the rest of the objects being moved.
The cppreference.com site does say that if the object is non-copyable , but has a non-noexcept move constructor, then it will use that move-constructor, with "unspecified behaviour" if an exception is thrown. I guess that means elements may be lost from the vector.

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With a strength which the sense of danger increased tenfold, he seized one of the beams--the longest and heaviest; he pushed it out through a loophole, then, grasping it again outside of the tower, he made it slide along the angle of the balustrade which surrounds the platform, and let it fly into the abyss.
These include rehabilitation/reconstruction of the National Roads with slips, slope, collapse and slide along Junction Victoria-Maddela-Alicia-Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya boundary ; improvement/widening of national and secondary roads along Junction Dumabato, Maddela and Aglipay and the carriageway improvement including drainage of tertiary road along Junction Mangandingay, Cabarroguis to the Isabela boundary road in Saguday.
The company says that in plastics processing applications, noise is greatly reduced because parts gently slide along the tray bottom.
At Oasis Centre, the Play Zone has been expanded and two new rides have also been introduced: Log Flume, an Arctic-themed kiddie flume ride that has six seal-shaped mobiles that slide along a 40-metre fibreglass; and an all-new Taga J, a rotating platform with an interactive inflatable that will make the riders spin, bounce, rock and jump.
If air velocities drop below the material's saltation velocity, (meaning the minimum velocity to transport the material within the airstream) the material will drop out of the air stream and just slide along a pipe or elbow.
The rail head or end terminal, which is often marked with yellow and black stripes, is supposed to slide along the guardrail itself, pushing it to the side.
I'm sure Mags fans would love to see the manager slide along the touchline getting his knees dirty come the weekend, and that will only be possible with an away win at 8/5.
Stephane Sessegnon fired the only goal of the game and Di Canio celebrated after the final whistle as if he had scored himself - although he resisted the temptation to slide along the touchline on his knees.
Another video camera coupled with a dissecting microscope helped to determine that individual droplets of sticky glue slide along the leg's bristly hair, and to estimate the forces of adhesion to the web.
WaterWorks will also feature a four-deck-high, 303-foot-long enclosed corkscrew water slide along with twin dual-lane 80-foot-long racing slides and water spray apparatus such as squirting fountains, splash zones, and dump buckets.
Slide pipes with a molded plastic flat surface have a low coefficient of friction to allow parts and totes to easily slide along the sloped surface.
There is the chance to complete the zip wire slide along a 250 meter wire and the abseil down a rocky incline.


2012    1,   2,     3,  740     |                                          740 These "mighty works of God,"
2069    1,   2,     3,  830     |                                          830 The word "catholic" means "
2072    1,   2,     3,  833     |                                          833 The phrase "particular church,"
2086    1,   2,     3,  869     |                                          869 The Church is apostolic.
2115    1,   1,     2,   92     |                                          92 "The whole body of the faithful. . .
2142    1,   2,     3,  957     |                                          957 Communion with the saints. "
2143    1,   2,     3,  958     |                                          958 Communion with the dead. "
2144    1,   2,     3,  959     |                                          959 In the one family of God. "
2152    1,   2,     3,  973     |                                          973 By pronouncing her "fiat"
2210    1,   2,     2,  443     |                 be so understood. To his accusers' question before the Sanhedrin, "
2221    2,   1,     1, 1104     |                 events that saved us but actualizes them, makes them present.
2224    2,   2,     3, 1574     |                 As in all the sacraments additional rites surround the celebration.
2265    3,   1,     1, 1820     |                 hope of salvation."90 It affords us joy even under trial: "
2304    4,   1,     3, 2732     |                 we enlist the Lord as an ally, but our heart remains presumptuous.
2313    4,   1,     2, 2675     |            prayer, two movements usually alternate with one another: the first "
2316    3,   2,     2, 2536     |                  greed and the desire to amass earthly goods without limit.
2330    3,   1,     1, 1869     |                evil in their turn. In an analogous sense, they constitute a "
2334    3,   1,     1, 1820     |                  the "sure and steadfast anchor of the soul . . . that enters . . .
2365    2,   2,     1, 1381     |                something that 'cannot be apprehended by the senses,' says St.
2374    1,   2,     2,  473(104)|                Gregory the Great, "Sicut aqua" ad Eulogium, Epist. Lib.
2405    3,   2,     2, 2513     |                            2513 The fine arts, but above all sacred art, "
2418    2,   2,     4, 1687     |                  hope).187 The community assembling in prayer also awaits the "
2448    2,   2,     1, 1381(211)|                      St. Thomas Aquinas (attr.), Adoro te devote; tr.


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Gamareth Fronauer (auch Gamaret Fronauer, Gamerit Fronauer von Fronau oder Gamareth von Fronau) (* vor 1448; † 1498) war ein Adeliger des Herzogtums Österreich und österreichischer Söldnerführer, der seinen Sitz in der Burg von Orth in Orth an der Donau (auch Orth im Marchfeld) in Niederösterreich hatte. Sein Ruf als "Raubritter" dürfte mit den Fehden zusammenhängen, die er im Herzogtum Österreich geführt hat.

Herkunft und Familie
Gamareth Fronauer war mindestens zwei Mal verheiratet, um 1464 mit einer Margarethe und um 1483 mit einer Elsbeth (Elisabeth von Steinpeiß (Steinpeiss), aus dieser Ehe hatte er eine Tochter namens Margarethe, die mit Hanns von Lamberg verheiratet wurde).

Er dürfte aus der Familie von Fronau (auch Frenau oder Franau) stammen, die ihren Ursprung in Bayern bei Roding im ostbayerischen Landkreis Cham in der Oberpfalz hatten, aber eine neue Heimat in Österreich zwischen ca. 1317 bis 1608 fanden, und die im 14. und 15. Jahrhundert im Herzogtum Österreich im Besitz des Dorfes Erdberg sowie anderer Herrschaften nachgewiesen ist.

Die Brüder Hartwic und Rudiger von Franau unterfertigten 1271 eine Stiftungsurkunde zur Kirche Unserer Lieben Frau in München im Herzogtum Baiern. Ein Verwandter von ihnen war wohl der Domherr Friedrich Franauer (gest. 1293), später Dompropst und dann Bischof von Chiemsee. 1317 ist ein Rapoto von Fronau in einer Urkunde als Zeuge nachgewiesen, in der es um eine Schenkung des Grafen Heinrich von Pernstein geht. Es dürfte sich dabei um die erste Erwähnung eines Fronauers im Herzogtum Österreich handeln.

Ein Ritter Gerhard von Fronau (auch Gerhard Frenawar) ist Anfang des 15. Jahrhunderts als Besitzer mehrerer Herrschaften im Herzogtum Österreich nachgewiesen. 1408 belehnte ihn Herzog Leopold IV. von Österreich mit dem Gutenhof im heutigen Himberg, eine Belehnung, die 1414 von Herzog Albrecht V. von Österreich bestätigt wurde. Von 1401 bis 1408 ist er außerdem als Besitzer der Herrschaft Obersiebenbrunn nachgewiesen, hier folgte ihm 1408 sein Sohn Konrad nach. Ein weiterer Besitzer dieser Herrschaft war um 1479 Pankratz von Fronau, Sohn eines Konrads und um 1500 Konrad von Fronau, der Bruder des Pankratz von Fronau.

Wisgrill führt als Eltern von Gamareth Fronauer (bei ihm Gamureth von Fronau) den Ritter Gerhard von Fronau (gestorben vor 1459) Herr zu Krumpach, Längbach, Wolfbach, Dürrenkrut und Siebenbrunn und dessen Ehefrau Margaretha (gest. nach 1459) aus der Familie der Burggrafen von Garsch (Gärß) an. Außer Gamareth soll er noch weitere Kinder gehabt haben, darunter die Söhne Bernhard, Gerhard und Wilhelm sowie die Tochter Elisabeth, angeblich eine Hofdame von Königin Elisabeth.

Nachgewiesen ist ein Bruder namens Gerhard Fronauer (auch Franawer) (gestorben 1458), der als landesfürstlicher Pfleger die Burg und Herrschaft Orth betreute. 1453 hatte dieser von Hans Grym ein Haus in der Neustadt erworben, was auf durchaus gute Beziehungen zu Kaiser Friedrich III. hindeutet. Dieser soll ihm als Folge der Auseinandersetzungen mit seinem Verwandten König Ladislaus die Burg und Herrschaft Orth verkauft haben, die damals zu jenen Besitzungen des Kaisers gehörte, die Ladislaus als ein ihm vorenthaltenes Erbe betrachtete. 1456 erhielt Gerhard Fronauer zusammen mit einem Herrn von Weißpriach und einem Herrn von Ungnad den Pönfall der Stadt Straßburg zugesprochen. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt war er Rat von Erzherzog Albrecht VI. von Österreich, dem Bruder des Kaisers. Als dieser Ende März des Jahres 1458 im Raum von Hainburg die "Räuberburgen" des Söldnerführers (in zeitgenössischen Quellen: "dux latronum" bzw. Räuberhauptmann) Ledwenko von Ruchenau, der zuvor die Gegend um die Stadt Wien heimgesucht hatte, ausheben ließ, wurde Gerhard Fronacher bei dieser Unternehmung getötet.

Unter den Feldherren von Herzog Albrecht VI. findet sich außerdem ein Eustachius Fronauer, der vielleicht ein Verwandter von Gerhard und Gamareth war.

Raubritter oder Akteur in einem Krieg?
Im Herzogtum Österreich, das im 15. Jahrhundert von verheerenden Auseinandersetzungen heimgesucht wurde, führte Gamareth Fronauer eine Fehde gegen Kaiser Friedrich III., die als Vorwand für eine Auseinandersetzung zwischen den Kaiser und den dortigen Landesständen genutzt wurde. Während dieser Auseinandersetzung unternahm er Raubzüge und hielt einige Burgen und Schlösser besetzt, was ihm den Ruf eines Raubritters einbrachte.

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Gamareth Fronauer erhielt von Albrecht Achilles, damals Markgraf von Ansbach, später Kurfürst von Brandenburg, mehrere Lehen.

Als mit dem Tod von König Ladislaus im November 1457 der Albrechtinische Familienzweig der Habsburger in männlicher Linie ausgestorben war, kam es 1458 zwischen Kaiser Friedrich III. und Erzherzog Albrecht VI. zum Kampf um die Herrschaft über das Herzogtum Österreich. Beide einigten sich zunächst mit den Ständen auf eine Landesteilung, bei der Albrecht die Herrschaft über Österreich ob der Enns (mit der Stadt Linz) zufiel, während Österreich unter der Enns (mit der Stadt Wien) an Friedrich ging (Vertrag vom 21. August 1458). Friedrich war gleichzeitig noch in andere Kriege, die beispielsweise das Erbe der Grafen von Cilli betrafen, verwickelt. Da es Friedrich allerdings nicht gelang, die Lage unter der Enns unter seine Kontrolle zu bringen, boten sich für Albrecht mehrmals Vorwände, den Kampf um die Herrschaft unter der Enns weiterzuführen, um diese (mit Zustimmung der Landstände) auch an sich zu bringen.

Für Gamareth bot dies die idealen Rahmenbedingungen, um seine Forderung, die er gegen den Kaiser zu haben glaubte, durchzusetzen. Nachdem sein Bruder Gerhard zu Beginn des Jahres 1458 gefallen war, beanspruchte er als dessen Erbe die Burg und Herrschaft Orth als Allod. Beides war seinem Bruder vom Kaiser zur Pflege überlassen worden, der nun von Gamareth die Rückgabe forderte. Dieser wiederum behauptete, dass der Kaiser die Pflegschaft an seinem Bruder verkauft hätte und verweigerte daher die Rückgabe. Der Kaiser anerkannte diese Forderung nicht, Gamareth konnte keinen Kaufbrief vorweisen. Die Folge war ein Rechtsstreit, bei dem Gamareth aus politischen Gründen von den österreichischen Landesständen unter der Enns gegen den Kaiser (in seiner Position als Herzog von Österreich unter der Enns) unterstützt wurde. Diese Machtprobe gab Erzherzog Albrecht einen willkommenen Anlass, sich auf Seite der Landesstände in den Konflikt einzuschalten, um so seine eigenen Ziele zu verfolgten.

Im Jahr 1460 wurde die Burg Orth auf Befehl Kaiser Friedrichs belagert und am 26. März 1460 kampflos eingenommen, nachdem es Gamareth zuvor gelungen war, sie zu verlassen. (Angeblich soll er durch unterirdische Gänge aus der Burg geflüchtet sein.) Nach seiner Vertreibung aus Orth an der Donau setzte er sich noch im gleichen Jahr in Groß-Schweinbarth fest, verschanzte sich dort vier Wochen lang in der Kirche und überfiel Gaunersdorf. Quellen berichten von einem Gemetzel mit vielen Toten, Gamareth aber musste sich zurückziehen. Das Schenkerkreuz in Gaweinstal (auch Fronauer- oder Urlauberkreuz genannt, ) erinnert noch heute an diese Raubzüge.

Im Jahre 1461 wurde die Burg Greifenstein von Gamreth eingenommen und in Brand gesetzt. Er hielt auch die Burg Pottenburg besetzt, bis diese von Ulrich von Grafeneck (Grafenegg) zurückerobert wurde. Als Erzherzog Albrecht VI. am 19. Juni 1461 seinem Bruder offiziell die Fehde ansagte, übergab ihm Gamareth gegen eine Geldleistung seine Feldlager in Hollenburg, Trebensee und Pirchenwaldt

Noch während der Belagerung des Kaisers in der Wiener Hofburg (16./17. Oktober – 4. Dezember 1462) durch die damalige Wiener Stadtregierung unter Wolfgang Holzer und Erzherzog Albrecht VI. war Gamareth zunächst auf deren Seite. Nachdem jedoch der böhmische König Georg dem Kaiser mit einer Streitmacht zu Hilfe gekommen war, wechselte er auf die Seite des Kaisers.

1464 erhielt Gamareth vom Kaiser die Genehmigung zur Errichtung eines Marktes in Neusiedl an der Zaya und das Ungeld zu Dürnkruth, mit dem er seine damalige Ehefrau Margarethe versorgte. Es scheint, dass ihm zuletzt der Karrieresprung vom Raubritter zum kaiserlichen Rat gelungen ist, zumindest wird er anlässlich der Bestätigung einer Heimsteueranweisung an seine spätere Ehefrau Elsbeth im Jahr 1483 einmal als solcher bezeichnet.

Nachleben
Gamareth Fronauer ist das historische Vorbild für die Figur des Konrad Fraunauer in Benedikte Nauberts mehrteiligen Roman Ulrich[!] Holzer, Bürgermeister in Wien (publ. 1793), der gemeinsam mit seiner teils fiktiven, teils historisch belegten Familie dort eine positiv besetzte Hauptrolle spielt.

Literatur
 Register der Lehen in Niederösterreich XVII/1, die Gamareth von Fronau zunächst von Markgraf Albrecht und dann seinen Söhnen Friedrich und Siegmund innehatte (Oktavband), Laufzeit: 1493–1497; Signatur: Staatsarchiv Bamberg, Markgraftum Brandenburg-Bayreuth, Geheimes Hausarchiv Plassenburg Nr. 3570; Altsignatur: A 222 IV Nr. 7471 C 32 Nr. 20/2
 Paul-Joachim Heinig: Kaiser Friedrich III. (1440–1493). Hof, Regierung, Politik (= Forschungen zur Kaiser- und Papstgeschichte des Mittelalters. Band 17). 3 Bände, Böhlau, Köln 1997, ISBN 3-412-15595-0 (Zugleich: Gießen, Universität, Habilitations-Schrift, 1993), siehe Band 3, Register, S. 1680 unter Fronauer von Fronau Gamerit
 Konstantin Moritz A. Langmaier: Erzherzog Albrecht VI. von Österreich (1418–1463). Ein Fürst im Spannungsfeld von Dynastie, Regionen und Reich (= Forschungen zur Kaiser- und Papstgeschichte des Mittelalters. Band 38). Böhlau, Köln u. a. 2015, ISBN 978-3-412-50139-6 (Teilweise zugleich: München, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Dissertation, 2013), siehe Register unter Fronauer Gamaret
 Franz Karl Wißgrill: Schauplatz des landsässigen Nieder-Österreichischen Adels vom Herren- und Ritterstande, Wien 1794–1804
 Johann Evang. Kirnbauer von Erzstätt: Der Niederösterreichische Landständische Adel. Tafeln, A–R. In: J. Siebmacher's grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch. Band 4. Bauer und Raspe, Nürnberg 1909, Tafel 50.
 Johann Evang. Kirnbauer von Erzstätt: Der Niederösterreichische Landständische Adel. Text, A–R. In: J. Siebmacher's grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch. Band 4. Bauer und Raspe, Nürnberg 1909, S. 103 f.

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Utah State University - » Utah State gets the job done against Pacific
Utah State gets the job done against Pacific
November 23rd, 2015 Posted in Sports
By Ashley Springer
ashleyspringer.blogspot.com
With the game tied at 66 in the middle of the fourth quarter, sophomore Utah State University guard Funda Nakkasoglu told her teammates to do their jobs.
And that's just what they did, as the USU women's basketball team went on to win 78-70 against the University of Pacific on Saturday night at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.
The job Nakkasoglu reminded her teammates about was to beat Pacific in three statistics: rebounds, free throws and turnovers.
"It's pretty proven we win three of those, we got a really good chance of winning," said USU coach Jerry Finkbeiner.
Senior forward Tijana Djukic said rebounding has been the emphasis this week.
"Coach had been getting on Tijana and some of the other bigs to get those rebounds… so they're expected to do that and they did," Nakkasoglu said. "They did their job today. Everyone did their job today — that's why we got the win."
The Aggies out-rebounded Pacific 49 to 34. Djukic led the team with a career high of 15 rebounds but every USU player had at least one.
Free throws also proved to be key in the game as the Aggies' final nine points came from the line. The Aggies trailed 69-70 after a layup by Pacific's senior guard Hailie Eackles with about 3:30 left in the game, but Pacific's early foul trouble put the Aggies on the line five times in the final 3 minutes. Freshman guard Victoria Price secured the win by making two free throws with 18 seconds left in the game.
The Aggies made 22 of 26 free throw attempts on the night.
Nakkasoglu went 13 of 14 from the free throw line and scored almost half of USU's points with a career high of 37. Djukic tied her career high of 14 points and recorded her second career double-double while freshman guard Rachel Brewster also scored in double figures with 11 points.
The Aggies shot at 36.2 percent on the night.
"We didn't shoot real good tonight percentage-wise," Finkbeiner said, "but the rebounding and the low turnovers was definitely the difference of the game statistically."
The Aggies won the turnover battle with 10 turnovers compared to Pacific's 13. The Aggies did not have a single turnover in the second half.
"That's unbelievable in men's or women's basketball to have a half that clean with the type of defense that was playing against us," Finkbeiner said.
Price led the Aggies with four assists while freshman guard Katie Toole led with two steals. There were three USU players with one block each.
"We were just listening to the coaches and doing our job," Djukic said. "Everyone stepped up."
Pacific was led by Eackles' 24 points and junior forward Eli Lopez Sagrera's 18. Sagrera also led the team with nine rebounds and one steal. Sophomore guard Najah Queenland led with five assists and had the team's only block.
The win moved the Aggies' record to 2-1.
"We knew we wanted it from the get-go and although we are young, we pushed through, we pulled together, and we knew what we wanted and we got it," Nakkasoglu said.
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First Capitals Cup Crystallizes End of D.C. Drought
Thirsty to hoist the franchise's first Cup, the Capitals ended Washington's wait with D.C.'s first major pro sports title since 1992.
LAS VEGAS — The group picture had ended and his teammates were starting to scatter, but Alex Ovechkin stuck around for an extra moment of meditation with their prize. Gripping the rim of its ridged bowl, he bent over and peered into the polished silver. Staring back was the reflection of a man, 32 years old with gunmetal hair and a woolen beard, unbroken and unburdened at last. Staring back was a Stanley Cup champion.
There is no telling exactly how long this party will ultimately rage, from the red-clad pilgrims who flocked inside T-Mobile Arena to the thousands flooding downtown D.C. at home. Surely days, possibly weeks, maybe months, depending on how fast liquor stores run dry. There is also no doubt that Thursday ushered the shotgun start for a citywide purge and binge of emotions … in that order. When the Capitals flung their helmets skyward and tore from the bench upon beating the Golden Knights, 4-3, more than four decades of franchise-wide frustration evaporated. Then–mercifully, thankfully, finally–it was time to be free.
So they screamed and sang, hugged and held Lord Stanley aloft, smooching the spots where their names will soon be stamped. Owner Ted Leonsis shuffled around the ice, misty-eyed and snapping selfies to memorialize Washington's first major pro sports title since 1992. Ovechkin briefly departed for interview obligations but returned wearing center Evgeny Kuznetsov's sandals, trailing the chalice like a lapdog and joining every photo op he could find. Over by the benches, defenseman Matt Niskanen leaned against the boards and stroked his chin, mulling what the Capitals had surmounted to reach the summit. "Hard to believe," he says. "Crazy. Crazy. Crazy."
And yet it makes perfect sense. Hell did not freeze over in Sin City. The better team won because Washington stifled Vegas' fearsome attack, limiting the Western Conference champions to five even-strength goals across Games 3-5. Because Ovechkin finished an MVP postseason with 15 goals, tied with Sidney Crosby (remember him?) for the most since '95-96, including a backdoor bomb on a feed from longtime running mate Nicklas Backstrom in the second period of Game 5.
Capitals Fans Celebrate Stanley Cup Win in the Streets of D.C. After Game 5 Watch Party
Because fourth-line forward Devante Smith-Pelly transformed into Bobby Orr, soaring through the air midway through the third period to tie Vegas at 3-3. "Honestly, I hardly remember the goal. It was all so quick. So much was happening. People were saying I was flying." Because Lars Eller pounced onto a loose puck and struck the eventual winner less than three minutes later, a ferocious goal befitting the third-line center nicknamed Tiger. (The origins involve a team-building event at which Eller was asked to act out his spirit animal. "So I had to scream at the top of my lungs," he says.) Because the Capitals faced deficits during all four playoff series and become only the third ever to clinch each on the road.
Because it was easy to believe in each other.
"There was something special about that group," says assistant Blaine Forsythe, the longest-tenured member of the coaching staff at a dozen years. "Guys had enough of going through what we went through. The energy was completely different. It completely changed."
The road was indeed paved with potholes at first. External expectations were low and internal morale was lower when the Capitals reported for camp last fall, still wounded by another second-round heartbreaker against Pittsburgh and the predictable roster exodus that followed. They welcomed rookies into the lineup like winger Jakub Vrana, who overcame a healthy scratch against Columbus in the first round to sizzle the opening salvo past goalie Marc-Andre Fleury in the second period of Game 5. They endured uncertainty behind the bench–coach Barry Trotz still does not have a contract for next year, despite assurances from GM Brian MacLellan of an open invitation–and labored to a 10-9-1 record by mid-November. Asked whether he imagined this celebratory scene then, Backstrom replies, "No. But now I do."
Yes, it was all real. The fans pressed against the glass, chanting, "C-A-P-S! CAPS! CAPS! CAPS!" The baseball caps and towels emblazoned with STANLEY CUP 2018 CHAMPIONS. The ice buckets stocked with brut champagne and light beer, the ballroom awaiting their after-party at the Mandarin Oriental. The smile plastered across the face of Trotz, fourth all-time in NHL wins but absent a title until now. The tears shed as winger T.J. Oshie discussed his father Tim, who is battling Alzheimer's but will, Oshie says, surely remember this. The tight embrace shared by Backstrom and Ovechkin after the final horn, a deep gaze into a pair of liberated souls.
"It's just a relief," Backstrom says, quickly recalibrating. "It's just the greatest feeling of all-time."
It is the feeling of old labels going extinct, of new legacies being written, of the delirium overtaking the District thousands of miles away. "This was for our fans, for the love, for the patience, for the support," Leonsis said. "I can't wait for the next week to be back home and bask in the joy." It is what Ovechkin surely felt as he stood by the visiting bench door, hollering at teammates to come along for more private festivities: "Let's go to locker room!"
Satisfied that everyone had been successfully corralled, Ovechkin began to head down the tunnel before turning back for one more glimpse at the ice. Lifting the Stanley Cup above his shoulders, he planted another kiss onto its side. "Thank you, Vegas," he said, the sweet words of someone who must wait no more.
by Emma Baccellieri
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Australia's free-to-air broadcasters are moving with the times, with the Freeview FV mobile app letting you watch live television on the move.
The five major broadcasters have offered streaming Catch Up TV for a few years, making it easy to get up to speed with your favourite television shows, but in the last 12 months they've also embraced live streaming – letting you watch their free-to-air channels online. The new Freeview FV app puts all these streams at your fingertips, making it easy to watch live broadcasts when you're away from your lounge room.
Available for iOS and Android, the free app puts up to 19 live channels at your disposal, depending on where you live. They run on a 30 to 60-second delay and you can pause the streams but you can't fast-forward, rewind or record them to watch later. This means you need to sit through the ad breaks, just as if you were sitting on your couch watching the television.
Along with watching live streams, via Wi-Fi and mobile broadband, you can also tap into listings for Catch Up TV from all five networks. If you find something you want to watch the Freeview app launches the Catch Up app from that network, such as ABC iView, SBS on Demand, Plus7, 9Now or Tenplay. Unfortunately the show doesn't play automatically, you need to search for it again in the Catch Up app.
Another frustration with the Freeview app is that there are gaps in the live streaming. Some live sport is missing, because telcos like Telstra and Optus have locked away the online streaming rights. It's annoying considering that live sport is the only reason why some people would want to watch television on the run.
There are also large gaps in Network Ten's streaming schedule, with the broadcaster seemingly much more reluctant than the others to embrace online simulcasts.
Freeview FV is certainly a step in the right direction as broadcasters try to win back the streaming generation, but there are still times when it's going to leave you in the dark.


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A: Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland
"The Human Brain Project" is Launched in Europe, with the Goal of Creating a Supercomputer-Based Simulation of the Human Brain
Image Source: www.humanbrainproject.eu
Screenshot of the top portion of the home page of the The Human Brain Project showing categories of research.
On January 28, 2013 The European Commission announced funding for The Human Brain Project.
"The goal of the Human Brain Project is to pull together all our existing knowledge about the human brain and to reconstruct the brain, piece by piece, in supercomputer-based models and simulations. The models offer the prospect of a new understanding of the human brain and its diseases and of completely new computing and robotic technologies. On January 28, the European Commission supported this vision, announcing that it has selected the HBP as one of two projects to be funded through the new FET Flagship Program.
''Federating more than 80 European and international research institutions, the Human Brain Project is planned to last ten years (2013-2023). The cost is estimated at 1.19 billion euros. The project will also associate some important North American and Japanese partners. It will be coordinated at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland, by neuroscientist Henry Markram with co-directors Karlheinz Meier of Heidelberg University, Germany, and Richard Frackowiak of Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois (CHUV) and the University of Lausanne (UNIL).
The Swiss Contribution
"Switzerland plays a vital role in the Human Brain Project. Henry Markram and his team at EPFL will coordinate the project and will also be responsible for the development and operation of the project's Brain Simulation Platform. Richard Frackowiak and his team will be in charge of the project's medical informatics platform; the Swiss Supercomputing Centre in Lugano will provide essential supercomputing facilities. Many other Swiss groups are also contributing to the project. Through the ETH Board, the Swiss Federal Government has allocated 75 million CHF (approximately 60 million Euros) for the period 2013-2017, to support the efforts of both Henry Markram's laboratory at EPFL and the Swiss Supercomputing Center in Lugano. The Canton of Vaud will give 35 million CHF (28 million Euros) to build a new facility called Neuropolis for in silico life science, and centered around the Human Brain Project. This building will also be supported by the Swiss Confederation, the Rolex Group and third-party sponsors.
"The selection of the Human Brain Project as a FET Flagship is the result of more than three years of preparation and a rigorous and severe evaluation by a large panel of independent, high profile scientists, chosen by the European Commission. In the coming months, the partners will negotiate a detailed agreement with the Community for the initial first two and a half year ramp-up phase (2013-mid 2016). The project will begin work in the closing months of 2013."
Computing in Medicine & Biology / Bioinformatics
Computers & the Human Brain / Neuromorphic Computing


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Q: Python 2 - post request with data I am working on an API that can work with Curl and command looks like this:
curl -X POST --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --header 'Accept: application/json' --header 'api_key: someKey' -d '{
  "configurationPath": "/a/b",
  "entityTypesFilter": [
    "Filter1"
  ],
  "pageSize": 10
}' 'http://localhost:123/ab/rest/v1/entities'

How to translate that into a Python 2 code with request library?
I tried something like:
import requests
headers = {'api_key': 'someKey'}
url = "http://localhost:123/ab/rest/v1/entities"

data = {
  "configurationPath": "/a/b",
  "entityTypesFilter": [
    "Filter1"
  ],
  "pageSize": 10
}

r = requests.post(url, headers=headers, data = data)
print r.content

but that gives 415 error:
> Status Report

Message Unsupported Media Type

Description The origin server is refusing to se
rvice the request because the payload is in a format not supported by this method on the target resource.

Apache Tomcat/9.0.8

How to fix it? I believe it is format of a data part but not sure what is expected and how to modify to make it works.
Thanks.

A: Your curl command is sending the data as JSON with the application/json content-type; your Python code is not doing that.
requests will do this if you use the json parameter instead of data:
r = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json=data)


Is Google a Thin Affiliate?
It is the same reason I don't use services like AddToAny on our websites.
Given that we live in "the information age" it is surprising how little people value data & how little they expect you to value it. But there are still a lot of naive folks online! Google has a patent for finding under-served markets. And they own the leading search engine + the leading online ad network.
You can tell where Google aims to position Google in the long run by what they consider to be spam. Early remote quality rater guidelines have highlighted how spammy the travel vertical is with hotel sites. Since then Google has added hotel prices to their search results, added hotels to some of their maps, and they just acquired ITA software - the company which powers many airline search sites.
If they have all the sales data they don't need to make recommendations. They let you and your customers do that. All they have to do to provide a better service than you can is aggregate the data.
thin affiliate / Google value add shopping search engine experience.
Google spends soooo much money on data, and they are being aggressive about buying as much as they can before someone else does.
They have the biggest signal in the world to determine which markets are rising in popularity, and can also gauge the value of those markets through their ad bidding system (AdWords).
What they are trying to do is find their next cash cow. AdWords is their main revenue driver to this day, and they are milking it for what it's worth until another search engine catches up to them (highly unlikely).
I love it how you can pick 5 categories of objectionable advertising but you can't eliminate all of them.
One of the reasons I liked Google Adsense was that I didn't get those "Flat Tummy" ads, but now there's no way I can get rid of them, despite ticking all the appropriate boxes on that form.
Off the beaten track but I was hoping you could help me with a ?
Recently, the conversation came up about how vertical website/content development companies (ie. legal like lexisnexis, financial, etc) are distributing many of the same articles to their client websites. Does the fact the articles show up so many different times in so many different websites affect the way Google rates the individual website?
Thinkback to 2005 or so when Google Analytics stepped into the traffic reporting marketplace and drove the independent software vendors out of business. I was one of many noting how bad an idea it was to hand your business activity data over to Google.
I learned that from my first job at a manufacturing company (while still in high school). Your competitors were willing to pay spies to find out your vendor lists, the prices you paid for painting/chroming of parts, even where you bought your shipping boxes. Of course they'd love to know your customer lists and the effectiveness of your marketing programs. Customer lists and mailing lists were stolen and re-sold all the time in business...clearly they were valuable. Obviously that's why Google offered so many features for free. It wasn't really "free" after all.
But how could anyone continue to say that as the independent options disappeared? And as Google added more advanced features which you came to actually need if you wanted to compete in Google? Google web optimizer, Google integration with paid advertising, Google's API for integrating traffic reporting with activity reporting. As your competitors abandon common sense and chase the short term advances (at the expense of risking Google's competition), you have no choice but do the same or go broke trying to do it another way.
So now we are saying it was a bad idea to share business activity data with Google, because Google will now compete with us and take the profits out of the marketplace before we can (or more efficiently than we can).
Breaking news! Alert the media. Oh, and adjust the budgets to accommodate non-free analytics and performance management tools. We're gonna need a lot more money for operations.