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Report on NOCTURNAL BLOODLUST's "The Liberation of Desire" tour
Shmilly
Review, Tour
I'm sure everyone has already seen the exciting announcements from last night's oneman, but for anyone interested here's my report of NOCTURNAL BLOODLUST's tour (is three dates really a tour, guys?) final at Shinjuku BLAZE. The full setlist is also included. For anyone who cares, this will be an JROCK NEWS exclusive as always.
On a wet evening in Japan's rainy season, the fans gathered outside the entrance to Shinjuku BLAZE were let in one by one and descended into the lobby area and on into the spacious underground live house. Once they had filled up the venue the lights dimmed, the opening SE played through the speakers, and the curtains drew apart, revealing NOCTURNAL BLOODLUST standing dramatically in position on the darkened stage. The band launched into the first song DESPERATE made up in that single's outfits, vocalist Hiro topless and drenched in blood and gore. The fans were immediately caught up in the energy the group brought to the stage, and continued into Sphere.
The electronic opening signalled the next song Reverence, with Hiro's growl of "Break Down" being followed emphatically by the crowd. Once this song was over, he announced The Beautiful Craze, which was followed up with VENOM. Next was the energetic song Liberation which helped name this tour. The high energy and fan participation continued through Puppet Creature and UNBREAKABLE before everyone was finally given a break and the lights dimmed.
Guitarist Daichi played a brief solo that led into the opening SE for Libra, the band's most recent single. This powerful song had the crowd standing in appreciation even through the harder segments and as it ended they applauded the performance. Now it was time for the other guitarist Cazqui to take the spotlight. The talented musician played in a variety of styles, beginning with shimmering chords and then a calm slap rhythm. Next he took his microphone and ran it along the guitar, causing strange distorted sounds to work up the crowd. Finally he played the telltale opening tune of Empty glass and the concert resumed.
After following up with Obligation, the band played the final single from their recent three-month release campaign, Strike in fact. This energetic track had the crowd jumping up and down with the catchy riff. The end of the main set remained on a high with A Bullet of Skyline and finally, announced by Hiro, V.I.P. This song had quickly become a fan favorite and was a lot of fun live with the fans knowing exactly when to add their calls and really giving it their all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LodZmEi3-c
Immediately after the band had left the stage, the crowd began calling for an encore. A few minutes later the curtains parted once again, but this time a soft piano tune echoed around the venue and Hiro heartfully sung out the ballad Aster. Again the crowd was left in silence as NOCTURNAL BLOODLUST showed their more emotional and powerful side, continuing with FATE. Finally after rousing the fans with Vanilla the brief SE track announced the recent re-recording of their demo single, Dysphoric Torment. Perhaps the most brutal track the band has produced to date, the crowd eagerly put their energy into headbanging along with the harsh vocals and forceful guitars.Most of the band took their leave once again and it was time for drummer Natsu's chance to have his way with the crowd. As his drum solo reached its conclusion bassist Masa came out on stage and the two performed an exciting rhythm duet, the bass finally having its time to shine. After their brief rest, the others returned to the stage for Domestic Crisis, including Hiro's calls to the "ladies" and "gentlemen" of the crowd for their voices. Finally he announced the last song, A Day to Re:member, and both band and fans gave their all to end the show. With picks and drum sticks thrown out as NOCTURNAL BLOODLUST left the stage, it seemed like the night was over, but still the crowded live house remained dark.
After more encore calls, a projector started up and exciting news was shown on the back wall. A new eight-stop tour across Japan was announced, with fans who had traveled to Tokyo for this show cheering as their own home towns flashed briefly on the screen. Then, news fans all around the world would be excited to hear: NOCTURNAL BLOODLUST would be releasing their second full length album in the winter.
To cheers and applause the band returned one last time. Hiro gave a brief MC thanking everyone for their support and reiterating the new announcements, before calling everyone to the final song of the night, a repeat of the energetic V.I.P. This time the concert was really over, and each member took some time to throw out gifts to the excited crowd before leaving the stage.
The Beautiful Craze
Puppet Creature
-Daichi Solo-
-SE Gravity-
-Cazqui Solo-
Empty glass
Strike in fact
A Bullet of Skyline
-SE améthyste-
Dysphoric Torment
Natsu solo performance
Masa Solo performance
Domestic Crisis
A Day to Re:member
Topic NOCTURNAL BLOODLUST
Artist NOCTURNAL BLOODLUST
BRATS lead Japanese and Korean rock crossover livestream "Ambitious Girls Rock 1"
G Andrew White
Start the new year with these Japanese livestreams in January
Report: Explosive online live with Roselia and RAISE A SUILEN "Rausch und/and Craziness -interlude-"
D livestreams "Vampire Chronicle 2020" from historic Lockheart Castle
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Even before we saw this epic shot, we knew Katharine Hepburn was rad.
After all, she loved sport, wore trousers long before other women did, won four Oscars for Best Actress, shunned Hollywood publicity and lived to the grand ol' age of 96.
So the fact that she's skating at that age just makes her doubly cool. Apparently these photos were taken of Hepburn when her nephew Jack Grant convinced her to give it a try. What a badass!


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Come out and start your weekend with food trucks, family fun, beer & wine, and live music.
Food Truck Friday! Admission is FREE!
The Hope Street Farmers Market is a farmer-run cooperative created and managed by many of the best farmers and food artisans in Rhode Island. We sell fruits, vegetables, flowers, cheese, breads and pastries, pasture-raised meats, seafood, poultry and eggs, and many other items that we grow, make or raise ourselves. Load up your shopping bags with great things to eat, listen to live music and spend time with your neighbors – all at Lippitt Park on the East Side of Providence where Hope Street and Blackstone Boulevard meet.
A modern, music-infused retelling of the classic Spanish story of tyranny overthrown. In 15th-century Spain, a menacing Commander terrorizes a small town's citizens—especially the women. Pushed to their limit, the people of Fuente Ovejuna rise up against their oppressor in a fierce act of unity and bravery. Based on actual events, the story was immortalized by one of Spain's greatest and most influential Golden Age dramatists. Now, Trinity Rep's adaptation of this timeless masterpiece reverberates with fresh urgency.
The Brown University 5Y String quintet presents a program of works by Mendelssohn, Bach, Schubert, and Vaughan Williams.
After 18 years as a retail shop, What Cheer Records + Vintage is closing and moving everything to the internet and our events. But before we go, we want to celebrate the shop and Thayer Street's history with an all-day local music bash.
Twangy psychedelia with a funhouse bounce, Maybird modernizes blissful space-rock with a playful sense of pop songwriting. These New York mind-melters emerged in 2013 with Down & Under, a lush headphone symphony which introduced their unique mixture of ELO and The Strokes. Torch songs for intergalactic travel, Maybird proves irresistible in their hooky hypnosis.
Join Heimark artists-in-residence, ChE and Jaymes Jorsling for a discussion about their works and creative processes over the course of 2016-2017 Black Spatial Relics Project. In their respective works, Tripping Over Roots (Jaymes Jorsling) and OPINION | The Other America: A #DIGNITYINPROCESS Art Action (ChE), these artists are each working and dreaming through rigorous questions of trans-historical solidarity between the lives and struggles of enslaved Africans in the United States and the contemporary freedom struggles of Black people in the United States. Come and learn more about the creative processes, collaborations and research that inspired them to develop these works!
The public is invited to the world premiere of the new documentary film D-Day: Over Normandy narrated by the only five-time Super Bowl-winning head coach in NFL history, Bill Belichick and hosted by New England Patriots Linebacker Rob Ninkovich.
The night flea returns! Craft vendors and cool flea things from 8-11pm! Raffles! Beer! Fun! Deals! Art! Free to attend!
20+ local vendors of art, goods, wares, collectibles, dusty stuff, not dusty stuff, cool things, dry things, see y'all there!


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Earth-X is one of many realities in the multiverse, with one glaring difference from out Earth: The Nazis won World War II. Led by The Ray, a group of heroes known as the Freedom Fighters battle selflessly against tyranny,. But when The Ray is transported to our Earth to save his life, he passes his powers to his unsuspecting counterpart, Ray Terrill. Charged with superhuman abilities, Terrill is newly christened The Ray and must adapt and over the challenges of crime-fighting with a little help from The Flash and Green Arrow. Seasoned and ready to fight, The Ray now faces his biggest battle: a return to Earth-X to lead the Freedom Fighters against Overgirl and her evil Nazi henchmen!
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The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run
When his best friend Gary is suddenly snatched away, SpongeBob takes Patrick on a madcap mission far beyond Bikini Bottom to save their pink-shelled pal.
Country: United States, South Korea
The Mermaid
A playboy business tycoon, Liu Xuan, purchases the Green Gulf, a wildlife reserve, for a sea reclamation project, and uses sonar technology to get rid of the sea life in…
Genre: Comedy, Fantasy, Romance
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
When the child Arthur's father is murdered, Vortigern, Arthur's uncle, seizes the crown. Robbed of his birthright and with no idea who he truly is, Arthur comes up the hard…
Country: United Kingdom, United States, Australia
Along with the Gods: The Last 49 Days
In the afterlife, one guardian helps a man through his trials, while his two colleagues help a former guardian on earth.
Berserk: The Golden Age Arc III – The Advent
A year has passed since Guts parted ways with the Band of the Hawks. Meanwhile, his former mercenary group is plotting a rescue mission to save an imprisoned Griffith.
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
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Freddy Lupin, heir to a proud family line of werewolves, is in for a shock when on his 14th birthday his first 'warfing' goes awry, turning him into a ferocious…
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As Sakura drowns in the murky darkness of the sins she has committed, Shirou's vow to protect her at all costs leads him into a raging battle to put an…
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Jack and the Cuckoo-Clock Heart
In Scotland 1874, Jack is born on the coldest day ever. Because of the extreme cold, his heart stops beating. The responsible midwife in Edinburgh finds a way to save…
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Just Another Pandora's Box
Qing Ye Se only knows how to be a thief, but he runs into major trouble when he accidentally steals the heart of Rose, an immortal fairy. During a chaotic…
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The story follows a boy named Quon and others who suddenly wake up with supernatural powers.
Genre: Fantasy, Science Fiction
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A young boy must discover the origins of his extraordinary powers before he is captured by authorities hell-bent on condemning him for an accidental murder.
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Pelochrista agrestana is een vlinder uit de familie bladrollers (Tortricidae). De wetenschappelijke naam is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1830 door Treitschke.

De soort komt voor in Europa.

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Gloucester City es una ciudad ubicada en el condado de Camden en el estado estadounidense de Nueva Jersey. En el año 2010 tenía una población de 11.456 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 1.569,32 personas por km².

Geografía
Gloucester City se encuentra ubicado en las coordenadas .

Demografía
Según la Oficina del Censo en 2000 los ingresos medios por hogar en la localidad eran de $36,855 y los ingresos medios por familia eran $46,038. Los hombres tenían unos ingresos medios de $35,659 frente a los $24,907 para las mujeres. La renta per cápita para la localidad era de $16,912. Alrededor del 10.1% de la población estaba por debajo del umbral de pobreza.

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Mi Apa' announces third location in Jonesville; Dave & Buster's set to open in February
Emily Mavrakis
If you've passed by Gainesville's Mi Apa', chances are you've seen a steady line of cars in the drive-thru at all hours of the day. Some locals who want their fix of Cuban iced coffee and a guava pastelito, but who don't live close to either the 34th Street or Alachua location, are in luck as a new site plans to open later this year.
Also opening soon are two new eateries in Celebration Pointe.
Here's a look at this week's restaurant news:
Mi Apa Latin Café
Mi Apa Latin Café, a staple for Cuban food in North Central Florida for nearly 18 years, plans to open its third location later this year in Jonesville.
The new spot, at 14209 W. Newberry Road, will be similar to the other two locations in Gainesville and Alachua in that it will offer both dine-in and takeout service. It also includes a drive-thru.
"It's no secret, I think, that Gainesville is growing west," said owner Peter Ynigo.
He's just the latest restaurateur to announce a move out west for his new establishment. Last fall, the latest Patticakes café opened in nearby Tioga Town Center. Another restaurant, Local Provisions, plans to open soon in the same shopping center as The Swamp Restaurant owner Ryan Prodesky.
Ynigo said his hope is to open the Jonesville Mi Apa' by June 2021, in time for the 18th anniversary of the original location, which opened June 3, 2003.
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He originally started in Gainesville with a different type of food business.
In 1999, he opened La Aurora Latin Market, a grocery store that's still open at 3733 W. University Ave., specializing in difficult-to-find Latin foods.
Ynigo said that while buying groceries from Miami for the store, he had the idea to open a Cuban-style restaurant and café that would serve up some of the foods familiar to the South Florida palate.
In 2003, Gainesville's Mi Apa' opened at 114 SW 34th St., in what used to be a KFC.
Ynigo said popular dishes include several styles of Cuban sandwiches, arroz con pollo — yellow rice cooked with shredded chicken seasoned Spanish style — and ropa vieja — shredded beef cooked in Cuban sauce with onions, tomatoes and sweet peppers.
For dessert, creamy, custardy flan is a must and a perfect complement to the specialty Cuban coffee, Ynigo said.
"But the real key to our success is our great staff," he said.
In 2012, the restaurant opened its second location at 15634 U.S. 441 in Alachua, after the building's owner thought the Cuban-inspired café would be good to add to the mix of other restaurants in his plaza.
Both restaurants have seen great success, Ynigo said, with 2019 seeing the largest profit yet.
"We started 2020 great, and all of a sudden March came and things went downhill," he said.
Though the lease had been signed on the Jonesville location in January 2020, Ynigo opted to hold off any announcements about the new location, in case the business had to pivot due to waning sales.
By May or June, Ynigo said, he knew that the two existing locations would be able to weather the storm, and plans moved forward for Jonesville.
When it opens, about 15 kitchen staff and management staff will be hired, along with about 20 front-of-the-house staff, such as waiters.
Patrons will also notice a more modern appearance inside the café than in prior locations. Ynigo said he's been looking forward to updating all the restaurants to have a cohesive look in line with the 2020s.
"It's the future, new look of Mi Apa' moving forward," he said.
Dave & Buster's in Celebration Pointe
Two new eateries are scheduled to open soon in Celebration Pointe, west of Interstate 75.
First will be Dave & Buster's, the popular arcade, bar and restaurant. It's expected to open in a 19,000-square-foot standalone building on Feb. 8.
The concept is known for its full-service restaurant, serving American standard menu items and alcoholic beverages. It's also an entertainment venue because of its arcade designed for both adults and children.
Le Macaron French Pastries, a modern patisserie, will open March 6. In addition to its namesake macarons — a delicate sandwich cookie made from almond flour and egg whites, which is filled with buttercream, ganache or fruit curd filling — its menu also will include gourmet chocolates, French gelato, classic French pastries, European-style beverages and homemade candies.
Archer Road restaurant space available
Half the space currently occupied by Bento Asian Kitchen + Sushi at its Archer Road location, 3841 SW Archer Road, is now up for lease.
Bento will continue to use the other half of the restaurant space. The plaza, across the road from Butler Town Center's Target, also includes a Chipotle, Vale Food Co. and Relish, a local burger joint.
Commercial real estate group Colliers International can be contacted for more information: 352-420-9889.


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Q: wsgi:alert daemon unable to change working directory of deleted folder I've been receiving a lot of errors in the error.log file with something like this:
[Sat Oct 07 10:18:06.262085 2017] [wsgi:alert] [pid 18183] (2)No such file or directory: mod_wsgi (pid=18183): Unable to change working directory to '/home/iredadmin'.
[Sat Oct 07 10:18:06.263508 2017] [wsgi:alert] [pid 18183] mod_wsgi (pid=18183): Failure to configure the daemon process correctly and process left in unspecified state. Restarting daemon process after delay.

Goes on and on.. Now, I recently deleted iredadmin and it's attached files, but as a newbie with working from the terminal, I'm not really sure how to solve this error, my website works as normal, but I would like to solve this error in the logs. Can someone guide me in the right direction?
Also I'm not entirely sure what this error means, so if someone could explain it, it would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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Tried to disable wsgi as George suggested, but when I tried to restart apache2 I got the following message.
Job for apache2.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status apache2.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details.

I then wrote "journalctl | tail" and got the following:
Oct 07 12:29:19 systemd[1]: apache2.service: Control process exited, code=exited status=1
Oct 07 12:29:19 systemd[1]: Failed to start LSB: Apache2 web server.
Oct 07 12:29:19 systemd[1]: apache2.service: Unit entered failed state.
Oct 07 12:29:19 systemd[1]: apache2.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
Oct 07 12:29:37 kernel: [UFW BLOCK] IN=eth0 OUT= MAC=hidden SRC=hidden DST=hidden LEN=434 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=51 ID=2843 DF PROTO=UDP SPT=5072 DPT=5060 LEN=414
Oct 07 12:30:01 CRON[19318]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user www-data by (uid=0)
Oct 07 12:30:01 CRON[19319]: (www-data) CMD ([ -x /usr/share/awstats/tools/update.sh ] && /usr/share/awstats/tools/update.sh)
Oct 07 12:30:01 CRON[19318]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user www-data
Oct 07 12:30:07 postfix/smtpd[19323]: connect from 246.red-79-148-239.staticip.rima-tde.net[79.148.239.246]
Oct 07 12:30:07 postfix/smtpd[19323]: disconnect from 246.red-79-148-239.staticip.rima-tde.net[79.148.239.246] helo=1 auth=0/1 quit=1 commands=2/3

I tried to enable the wsgi module again, and restart apache2, and that worked. So it seems apache2 cant restart if I disable wsgi.

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Q: Flexbox fill available space vertically Now in a flexbox row I can write

some content

another content

I would like to achieve the same but vertically, like on this picture

Currently the problem is that the div which would need to grow doesn't have any height so the two contents are below each other. I want my second content to be at the bottom of the parent container which has a fixed height!
I know I could solve this by positioning the second content absolute and bottom: 0; but can I achieve this with flexbox?

A: So you can try this:

*

*flex-direction: column for the flex container.

*flex: 1 for the element that needs to fill the remaining space.
See demo below where the flexbox spans the viewport height:

body {
  margin: 0;
}
*{
  box-sizing: border-box;
}
.row {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
  height: 100vh;
}
.flex {
  flex: 1;
}
.row, .row > * {
  border: 1px solid;
}

some content

This fills the available space

another content

Cheers!

A: You just need to use flex-direction: column on parent and flex: 1 on middle div.

body,
html {
  padding: 0;
  margin: 0;
}
.row {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
  min-height: 100vh;
}
.row > div:not(.flex) {
  background: #676EE0;
}
.flex {
  flex: 1;
  background: #67E079;
}

some content

another content


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I started CrossFit approximately two years ago.
I had a good friend that had been doing CrossFit for a year and asked me to try it out.
I like the fact that the workouts are already planned when I get to the gym. I also enjoy the community and support that Phalanx CrossFit provides to their members.
Linda. I like it because it has bench press, deadlifts and power cleans. Those are my favorite movements.
Fran. I hate it because it's like doing a sprint for 5 minutes. It takes me forever to recover and it makes me cough.
I lost over a 100 pounds approximately 7 years ago by diet and exercise and have kept it off.
CrossFit makes me want to be a healthier person. I try to plan my day so I don't have to miss workouts. When I miss a workout, I try to make that workout up on Friday during open gym.
I lost over a 100 pounds before I started CrossFit. Once I started CrossFit, I gained approximately 10 pounds back, but noticed my clothes still fit the same or maybe better. I have also noticed a huge increase with my cardio and stamina.
We will be closed Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday morning this week to celebrate Thanksgiving!
The gym will re-open Friday afternoon at 4pm for Open Gym. We will gather Saturday morning at 10:00 am to complete the "Murph" hero WOD. Join us!
US Army 1LT Ashley White, 24, of Alliance, Ohio, assigned to the 230th Brigade Support Battalion, 30th Heavy Brigade Combat Team, North Carolina National Guard, based in Goldsboro, North Carolina, died on October 22, 2011 in Kandahar province, Afghanistan, from wounds suffered when insurgents attacked her unit with an improvised explosive device. She is survived by her husband Captain Jason Stumpf, her parents Robert and Deborah, brother Josh, and sister Brittney.
US Army Specialist Scott Morrison, 23, of Blue Ash, Ohio, assigned to 584th Mobility Augmentation Company, 20th Engineer Battalion, 36th Engineer Brigade, based out of Fort Hood, Texas, died on September 26, 2010 from injuries suffered on September 25 when insurgents in Kandahar, Afghanistan attacked his vehicle with an improvised explosive device. He is survived by his father Donald, mother Susan, brother Gary, and sister Katie.
Alex: Started doing CrossFit 16months ago.
Alex:.I wanted to become stronger and leaner.
Jose: Before moving to North Carolina (while living in Maryland), Alex was looking at different boxes to try CrossFit. When we moved here and we found out that Phalanx was next to the girls cheer place, we decided to join and try it.
Alex during her first CF competition!
Alex: The sense of community, and the fact that everyone is so supportive. I also like that it has benchmarks that help you keep track your progress.
Jose: Variety and how I am challenged by the WODs every single day. I love that I am regularly pushed to the limits, making me better every day. I love the people, coaches, the atmosphere, and camaraderie.
Alex: I am obsessed with Annie! I love double unders and sit-ups. It is the perfect workout.
Jose: Annie: I love sit-ups and DUs. I enjoy any WOD that has running, rope climbing, wall-balls, or doubleunders.
Alex: Jackie is my least favorite one. It has 50 thrusters, I really dislike that movement.
Jose: Any WOD that includes overhead squads, I do not enjoy. I am just not flexible enough.
Jose: That for the last 16 months, everyday at 8 pm, I have religiously looked for the next day WOD. LOL (True story). That being said, I do not like surprises and I like to be prepared so I can perform to the maximum.
Alex: CrossFit has made our relationship so much stronger and fun. It has become our "date time". I enjoy the time we spend at Phalanx together. Just knowing that he is there makes me want to do better. He encourages me to go heavier, go faster, and not give up. I very proud of how well he does at the workouts, its fun to watch him "kill them" every time.
Alex: I have definitely gained muscle and I'm stronger. I feel like I am in the best shape I have been in a long time and it feels awesome!
Jose: I have to say that I am in the best shape of my life. My body performs 1000 times better than before CF, and most importantly, I feel better with the way my body looks; it shows that I am pushing hard.


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Q: Why do concurrent languages tend to have more complicated syntax? This is a question that's been on my mind for a while.
Recently I've been checking out concurrent languages like Haskell or Go or Erlang.
From my point of view, they have huge benefit in performance as opposed to languages like C++ or Python because of the way they handle functions in parallel.
My question is: Why is the syntax for languages like C++ or Python so much different (and IMO simpler) from those of concurrent languages, even though most concurrent languages are executed on runtime (and therefore they have more possibility in simplifying the syntax)?
Here is an example, consider Go's sqrt:
// Package newmath is a trivial example package.
package newmath

// Sqrt returns an approximation to the square root of x.
func Sqrt(x float64) float64 {
    z := 1.0
    for i := 0; i < 1000; i++ {
        z -= (z*z - x) / (2 * z)
    }
    return z
}

Now for the Python counterpart (ported this myself based on the Sqrt example from Go):
def Sqrt(x):
 z = 1.0
 for i in Range(0, 1000):
  z -= (z*z-x/2*z)
  return z

Now as you can see go has a syntax like ":=" for assignment,
If you take a more complicated examples, the syntax will look more like what I am trying to point out.
And Go is just the least "weird-looking" language.
If you consider Erlang it's looking even weirder:
%% qsort:qsort(List)
%% Sort a list of items
-module(qsort).     % This is the file 'qsort.erl'
-export([qsort/1]). % A function 'qsort' with 1 parameter is exported (no type, no name)

qsort([]) -> []; % If the list [] is empty, return an empty list (nothing to sort)
qsort([Pivot|Rest]) ->
    % Compose recursively a list with 'Front' for all elements that should be before 'Pivot'
    % then 'Pivot' then 'Back' for all elements that should be after 'Pivot'
    qsort([Front || Front <- Rest, Front < Pivot])
    ++ [Pivot] ++
    qsort([Back || Back <- Rest, Back >= Pivot]).

Parts that caught my eye were "++ [] ++", '<-' and '->'
I am convinced these languages look like this for a reason, but I can't help but think: Can't it be simpler? Why are concurrent languages like this? Why if they use a runtime like Python and JavaScript, are they still type-safe?
I know type-safe languages have an advantage of their own to not mix up variable types, but still, there's gotta be somebody who made a concurrent language that didn't have type-safety, if possible right?
It seems like almost all concurrent languages have one thing in common: a bigger list of possible / valid syntax.
I hope I've explained my question well enough.

A: You're a little confused about terminology and what factors are relevant, as people mentioned in the comments.  Let me just address the syntax of Erlang, which is a functional language.
It has more operators because it does more.  It needs a ++ because it was already using + for something else.  It uses ++ instead of a word like concat because the language was intended to favor conciseness.  For example, the code:
[Front || Front <- Rest, Front < Pivot]

Requires the following code in C++ (copied from here):
int partition(int* input, int p, int r)
{
    int pivot = input[r];

    while ( p < r )
    {
        while ( input[p] < pivot )
            p++;

        while ( input[r] > pivot )
            r--;

        if ( input[p] == input[r] )
            p++;
        else if ( p < r )
        {
            int tmp = input[p];
            input[p] = input[r];
            input[r] = tmp;
        }
    }

    return r;
}

Although the same code in python using list comprehensions is just barely longer:
[front for front in rest if front < pivot]

Because of immutability and lack of side effects in functional programming, certain methods of processing lists have been adopted which make it easier.  This includes pattern matching and destructuring.  You might want to do some research on those, but my point is in order to gain the expressiveness and conciseness that things like pattern matching provide, you have to accept more complexity in your syntax.
Also keep in mind that C++ and python seem more natural largely because you learned them first.  If you had learned erlang first, then C++ and python's syntax would seem limiting and excessively verbose.

A: It sounds like your observations about syntax are merely preferences, so let me make some observations of my own.
First of all, let me state equivocally that syntax does matter.  The simplest syntax of all is Lisp:
(defun fib (n)
  (if (< n 2)
    n
    (+ (fib (- n 1)) (fib (- n 2)))))

Because code is essentially data in Lisp, lisp can understand code written in lisp, which makes writing a parser for Lisp in Lisp (or in any other language, for that matter) an almost trivial exercise.  Lisp is widely regarded as a language where problems can be solved from the ground-up, in problem domains that would ordinarily be resistant to coding solutions (especially in domains where requirements are constantly changing).  Lisp is a very expressive language, and at the end of the day, syntax is the way we express ourselves in a language.  It is not, however, regarded as the most readable of languages (all those parentheses).

Programmers typically fall into one of two camps, syntax-wise: those that prefer a more English-like code representation, and those that prefer a more symbolic, mathematic-style code representation.  The syntax of the language itself will be shaped, in large part, by the goals of the language.
For example, C is basically a high-level assembly language.  It uses the syntax that it does, in large part, because it maps well to underlying assembly instructions.  It has no need for lofty concepts like natural-language translation, preferring to map closer to the metal.  Many languages that came after C adopted the brace structure and other syntax idiosyncracies because C had already done it.  C is in the "symbolic" camp.
unsigned int fib_rec(unsigned int n) {
    if (n == 0) {
        return 0;
    }
    if (n == 1) {
        return 1;
    }
    return fib_rec(n - 1) + fib_rec(n - 2);
}

Some languages, however, like Python, prefer to work at higher levels of abstraction and seek to be closer to the language used by humans.  These languages will prefer things like significant whitespace, because it produces less clutter between the words than braces. Python is in the "English-like" camp.
def F(n):
    if n == 0: return 0
    elif n == 1: return 1
    else: return F(n-1)+F(n-2)

I was a Visual Basic programmer for years, and so was in the English-like camp, until I learned C#.  I now prefer the better precision and less ambiguity that C# offers; I think in terms of what I need the computer to do, and C# seems to maps more closely to that.  I like the fact that you can line up blocks of code in braces.  I like that certain things are expressed more succinctly in C#.  But the capabilities of VB.NET and C# are nearly identical, so the choice between those two languages really does come down to personal preference.


Anne is 20 years old and she is no longer able to regulate the pressure of the cerebral fluid due to two strokes. In spite of the drain in her head, any physical effort raises the pressure and sitting up for more than half a minute can induce a pass-out. Restrained to her bed and wheelchair, she is literally imprisoned in her body… Despite her limitations she is trying to make her ambition come true: the creation of a hip and positive, magazine, called 'Unlimited', made by handicapped and chronically ill young adults. Anne's enthusiasm and perseverance is an inspiration: within a few months she gathers 35 young adults around her who voluntarily help her to realize her dream! They want to break taboos, inspire people, give them hope and show the world that they are unlimited in spite of their limitations.


Opinions that the major battle tank (MBT) has had its day as the queen of the battlefield have been voiced for decades. Rome's attitude toward technology can be found not only in the variety of technology they created, but also by way of the sorts of technology they intentionally avoided. Technology will when once again act as a divisive aspect in terms of separating the wealthy form the poor. Scientists have completed research on the effects of technology on students, and they have recorded statistics on the student's technological dependence. Via jurisprudential, philosophic, semiotic, psychoanalytic and other theoretically informed discourses it is hoped to query and consider these deep connections in between law and technology. We first saw a glimpse of Sixth sense technology in 2009 and are waiting anxiously to put it into action. Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary additional defined technology as the application of scientific expertise for practical purposes.
The technology considerably advanced in the 1950s, but it wasn't till the 1980s with the introduction of computer systems that truly autonomous cars began to become a possibility. By incorporating each of these variables, we can see that a person's existing standing of wealth or poverty will likely impact the extent to which proficiency in technology will influence their financial class. Especially, the issue is that automation and artificial technology leave tiny space for human involvement, thus only a little quantity of humans will have the requisite capabilities to stay meaningfully employed. I'm satisfied to announce that I am functioning for NUITEQ as a K-12 Technology Specialist. Anaglyph Technology has been employed most typically and utilizes two images that are superimposed to develop a stereoscopic 3D effect, when viewed with two-colour eye glasses. And since technology impacts almost everything, there is a lot of technology in the report.


Five years after the fact, the FCC is fining ABC for showing the backside of a woman in an encounter with her lover's young son. The visual joke, which is captured in the screen shot to the right, depended on portraying a very normal morning behavior, getting into the shower. Yet, this is what the FCC, which endorses greater and greater consolidation of media, spends fives years on.
The FCC is supposed to be managing the airwaves and cabled media in the public interest, not acting as a nanny to the television viewers of the United States.
The viewer can turn off what they don't want to watch. But if the FCC lets three or four companies own all the media in the country, we won't have a choice in the future. After all the progress of the past 60 years, it will be as though the major networks that gave us three viewing choices in 1960 have conspired to give us 500 variations on a single right-conforming puritan viewing choice in 2008.
UPDATE: I cross-posted this to my ZD Blog, where a lively comment argument is developing.
I don't know whether the Times got the story right—though I think they did capture a factual level of concern among McCain's aides about the relationship. The point of the story was that McCain is apparently unequivocal in his statements that he is morally upright, despite the fact that, like many politicians, who are people first and foremost, has a history of questionable activities on behalf of supporters, such as Charles Keating, who had McCain's support in trying to skirt the consequences of the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan.
Let's quit trying to elect saints and start electing people based on their qualifications for office, the policies they propose, and their record of keeping promises to the people, while keeping firmly in mind that, as people, politicians are flawed.
McCain is no saint. I won't vote for him because of his approach to the War in Iraq and terrorism generally, his misguided tax and economic ideas (which, in the form he supported throughout the Bush years has landed the United States in a world of hurt), and my general feeling that he caters to the extreme right in the belief they are essential to electoral victory.
My blog server has been suffering from poor performance for a while now, so I moved to a hosted server and from a very old Movable Type installation to a new WordPress installation. Nevertheless, my blog is still slow to load. Anyone have thoughts on how to improve this?
The Washington State Caucuses were today. For the second election in a row, I came away from the Democratic caucus uncommitted, this time as one of the 343 delegates statewide who will go to the next level of the process as an uncommitted delegate. My wife, however, will be attending the legislative district and county caucus as a Hillary Clinton delegate.
Attendance was overwhelmingly heavy. In a precinct that typically sees 15 to 20 attendees, we had 89 people today. Participants spoke passionately about their candidates and the caucus was closely split between Clinton and Obama, with the latter winning nine of the 16 delegates from our precinct. Generally, I would characterize the support as built on Senator Obama's eloquence and potential for transformative leadership, while Senator Clinton was seen as a skilled political negotiator. She and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, were also described as divisive figures by several people in the room.
Obama won the caucuses in Washington on his positive campaign. It is a campaign that I still find lacks substance in key areas. This is why I went to the caucus with a vote for former Senator John Edwards, whose social investment and justice positions were the most clearly explained and documented.
As a Democrat who believes the most important feature of our party's legacy is the willingness to invest in the American people, not just American business, I believe Edwards spoke most powerfully about the need to re-unite this country through concerted investment in education, healthcare, and equitable rewards for success.
Hillary Clinton's healthcare position is more specific than Senator Obama, as Paul Krugman explained in The New York Times recently. It is the major difference in substance between the two candidates, in my opinion. My concern, listening today to Democrats describing the Clintons as divisive figures, is that they have chosen to focus on the candidate's (and their spouses') personalities rather than the policies these people will enact.
Ending poverty by 2036, as proposed by John Edwards. It is a worthy goal, one greater than any the Republicans have ever proposed.
Making college affordable. Schools record the minimal efforts of students, by setting standardized goals, and do not provide incentives for achievement. I think we should pay for college as a reward for the best performance and quit saddling the young with a debt as the first step into adult life.
I would be happy to see increased investment at every stage of American life in exchange for continued emphasis on free trade. Economic competition is good for the United States, especially if Americans are given the opportunity to be leaders in every field by encouraging the greatest internal competition among Americans.
Repeal the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest one percent of Americans. I agree with Warren Buffett that is is absurd that a capital gain is taxed at a lower rate than a secretary's salary.
Higher minimum wages are a priority for the presidential candidate.
Unequivocal support for a global campaign to stop global warming, with a "space race" level of investment by the U.S. government.
By the end of the caucus, I was able to convince five people to join me and the other uncommitted voter, in order to capture one delegate of the 16 total. I will make my decision about the candidate I will support at the legislative district caucus based on the positions described above.
The presidential campaign isn't a horse race, it is a debate. It is time we recognize that policy positions are the only thing we can hold candidates to after they are elected. Rhetorical flourish, character, and ability to raise money are temporary distractions from the business of running the country. In the future, states should race to be the last in the primary process, rather than the first, based on the principle that the nominee chosen after the longest possible debate is the best candidate to run the country.


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The future of bridge saws
Jill Critchley
Perhaps the most fundamental piece of equipment required for running a shop in the stone industry, the bridge saw has evolved from a basic, manual model into a computer-controlled, operator-free machine that can complete double the amount of work in half the time.
New market trends are allowing fabricators to serve the growing needs of their customers, and do so quickly and easily, saving them time and money. While manual bridge saws will never be completely replaced, consistently more advanced models are the wave of the future.
Distributed by Braxton-Bragg Corp., the Achilli MultiSystem MBS/CE is designed to cut large marble and granite slabs. This bridge saw features a sturdy 10-hp motor, a laser guide light and digital readout. The head tilt rotation allows the machine to make cuts up to 10 feet, 2 inches long with a blade measuring up to 16 inches. The manually operated head has fixed rotation stops at 0, 90, 180 and 270 degrees, and it tilts up to 45 degrees to carry out bevel cutting. This machine can achieve cuts up to 100 mm deep with a blade measuring up to 400 mm. The Achili MultiSystem MBS/CE also features a two-speed main motor and motorized X and Y axes with variable speeds from 0 to 7 meters per minute both forward and reverse. Optional accessories include a "pop up" roller table with motorized hydraulic lift to facilitate slab positioning, a water tank with a built-in recycling pump and a laser guide.
The Spiderbreton FR/PC bridge saws from Breton are fully controlled by personal computers operating on a Windows platform. A PC controls all of the operations of both the Spiderbreton FR/PC 700 and the FR/PC 1200, while the innovative control panel with a touch screen display offers the simplest possible command interface. Data engineering operations are extremely easy, and the overall operation of the machine has been greatly simplified. The mechanical characteristics that distinguish the Spiderbreton FR/PC are a cast iron bridge and spindle carriage to ensure rigidity and dampen vibrations; a pair of guides for the spindle carriage, one flat and the other prismatic; a pair of self-braking motors placed at each end of the bridge to guide its movement; and a pinion meshed with a precision rack to control the movement of the bridge on the runways and the spindle carriage along the bridge. The machine's five controlled axes are
not interpolated but can perform simultaneous positioning/displacement. The Spiderbreton FR/PC 700 can hold a diamond blade up to 725 mm, while the FR/PC 1200 can accommodate a blade size up to 1,200 mm. The sawing spindle of the FR/PC 700 can be manually inclined from 0 to 90 degrees, while the spindle of the FR/PC 1200 is automatically inclinable from 0 to 60 degrees. One or two worktable models are available, and in the double worktable configuration, a centrally located entrance to the work area is positioned underneath the bridge guides.
Denver's Skema Bridge Saw 3500, distributed by VIC International, is designed to cut marble, granite and other stones. The saw is constructed with heavy-duty steel. Uniquely, the Skema is a single-unit construction saw, which means the saw only needs to be leveled, not installed by a technician. The single-unit construction offers the same high productivity as other Denver saws and takes up much less shop space. The Skema is capable of working stone slabs with dimensions up to 11 feet, 5 inches long and 5 feet, 6 inches wide. The heavy-duty steel bridge and variable-speed powered feed make this machine reliable and easy to use. The machine features a 121/2-hp main motor, 91/2-inch vertical blade travel, a head tilt of up to 90 degrees with a mechanical hand wheel and a 0- to 90-degree manual head rotation. The Skema has a work surface area of 11 feet, 6 inches x 6 feet and measures a total of 17 feet long x 7 foot, 6 inches wide and 7 feet, 6 inches high. Optional additions include automatic step or multiple cut, automatic pneumatic head rotation, a laser, 15-hp motor, a manual turntable with stops every 45 degrees, pop-up multi-directional rollers, a hydraulic slab loader and training for the software.
The Eclipse 3000 from GranQuartz has a heavier, more rigid bridge, which ensures precise cuts and a blade tilt from 0 to 90 degrees while the motor axis maintains a vertical position. This machine features automated cross travel, 200-mm vertical movement, a mobile keyboard positioned on a blade carriage, a worktable with recessed rollers and height adjustment, and adjustable hand wheel fence and double table extension with pneumatic recessed rollers. The laser guide now comes standard as well. The Eclipse 3000 includes a 16-inch Silent Core GranCut III, 35-mm arbor, and it can handle granite blades with diameters up to 16 inches and marble blades with diameters up to 20 inches. The maximum cutting length is 10 feet and the maximum cutting depth is 6 inches (150 mm). Available options include a water collection/recycling tank with pump and wheels.
An automatic electronic bridge-sawing machine from Gravellona Macchine Marmo (GMM), the Techna 36A, is a basic machine suitable for all workshops. It handles marble and granite and may be operated manually or automatically. The basic version of this machine is supplied with a tilting head from 0 to 90 degrees, a manual rotting table with blocking device from 0 to 360 degrees and the programmer BIAX. Additions such as a laser, a pneumatic slab-blocking bar, an electronic copier with direct mark reading of profile drawings and a programmable motorized rotating table capable of orthogonal cuts are optional. This machine has the ability to execute simple and complex profiles with a choice of finishes. The blade has a diameter of 725 mm, a cutting stroke of 3,600 mm and a vertical travel measuring 44 mm with a cutting depth of 255 mm. The table is 1,600 x 3,300 mm, and the motor is 30 hp. The Techna 36A is distributed by Bergman-Blair Machine Corp. of Oyster Bay, NY.
Johnson Marble Machinery offers a new bridge saw designed as a premier high-volume workhorse - the B-300. The B-300 bridge saw is made in the U.S. and features steel beam construction, digital readout, laser alignment, a 10-hp arbor motor, a 0- to 90-degree titling head assembly and a turntable with pneumatic locks. With fingertip controls, the B-300 provides maximum cutting accuracy and minimum material handling, adding to the bottom line profitability of each project. Perfect for any size shop, the B-300 is able to do a rough profile on ogee or bullnose edges. A power gantry and carriage feed allow integrated rack and gear drives to extend for 12 feet of horizontal cutting and 13 feet of lateral movement of the gantry. A control panel with a joystick and emergency stop button allows variable speeds on the elevation as well as cross feed and gantry movement. The B-300 is also offered with options such as a wireless radio remote control, hydraulic tilting and rotating table, programmable logic controller automation and a frequency inverter. This saw requires 20 x 18 x 12 feet of floor space, and blades measuring 14 to 16 inches are recommended.
The K2-Star compact bridge saw from Kolb utilizes German technology to provide a quality advantage. With its sturdy construction, simple operation, quick installation and numerous options, this machine can be built to the customer's requirements, adjusting to fit many needs. The saw is capable of cutting lengths up to 3,000 mm at depths of up to 120 mm. The blade diameter measures 400 mm, and the machine's table is equipped with swiveling stop sockets. The K2-Star also features options such as tilting heads from 0 to 45 degrees, lifting multi-directional rollers, a digital display of the bridge position and motorized raise and fall of the blade with automatic step cutting. Equipped with water tanks and a pump, this machine works independent of an external water supply. The K2-Star compact bridge saw is distributed by KB Diamond, based in North Hollywood, CA.
Manufactured for cutting and squaring marble and granite in slabs or thick strips, the LT FP/600 from Levi Tunisi features a bridge made of electro-welded steel in a twin-beam structure that has been reinforced to guarantee strength and the total absorption of vibrations. The automatic programmable bridge moves on interchangeable hardened steel guides that are protected with oil. The bridge can be controlled from the main control panel or manually moved with a hand wheel. This system guarantees the highest level of precision and performance time, eliminating the cost of revisions. The head unit slides on double V-shaped guides, and its movement is controlled by a gear motor with double rack and pinions. An anti-friction agent is applied between the slides of the trolley and the sliding guides to prevent wear, thus assuring the highest precision and the best output of the disc. The 360-degree turntable has guided locks at the 0-, 45-, and 90-degree positions. All of the main controls are located on a hanging push-button panel for easier use. Available options for the LT FP/600 include a cut-marking laser, a slide for inclined step cuts, an electronic programmer, a motorized table, a titling table, pneumatic blocks and an inverter for the disc motor.
The L¿ffler TB600 Bridge Saw can be fitted with modem optimization technology and related enhancements for the larger fabricator so that the best use can be made of each slab. Other optional enhancements include self-diagnostics with modem for remote operation, color matching and production control. For the smaller fabricator, this machine assures the highest standard of German quality. Precision Stonecraft, a division of Diamant Boart, Inc., distributes this saw.
Also from this distribution team is the FP 500 RX from Simec, known as the "Little Big Star." Created for the specific requirements of small fabricators, this new Simec bridge cutting machine applies the newest technological solutions to make stoneworking fast and easy. Characterized by great precision, this machine features rapid movement and a disc that can be inclined from 0 to 90 degrees (vertical to horizontal). It is also simple to use. The control push-button panel rotates 180 degrees, allowing the operator to choose the most comfortable observation position. The FP 500 RX has a 19kW disc motor, and a 350-mm spindle vertical run.
The America from Marmo-elettromeccanica USA/Regent Products is a bridge saw with no base structure. Made with a new concept for marble and granite working, its robust steel structure guarantees precision, quality and a large output. The machine features a bridge complete with blade carrier and a revolving bench with a steel base and pneumatic blockages in all positions from 0 to 360 degrees. It can handle blades with diameters measuring 400 to 625 mm and is capable of cutting dimensions of 3,600 x 3,600 mm and 140 mm deep. The blade carrier can be manually inclined from 0 to 45 degrees with a mechanic reducer and handle. The America also has a laser beam to trace positioning of the blade on the slab as well as an automatic cutting program and control panel. Options available on request include a hand-held mobile keyboard for manual commands, a 20-hp blade motor, a hydraulic tip-top table device to facilitate loading slabs, a spindle for polishing slab surfaces, an electronic copier for reproducing profiles and a satellite with four abrasive rollers for polishing granite.
The HT0-1B from Marmo Meccanica can manually, semi-automatically or automatically cut one or two overlying slabs. It features a double-beamed bridge in oversized structural steel; sliding overhead support mounted on two oiled and protects guide saddles; a vertically fixed bench for stability; a command panel supported by an adjustable arm; a programmer with a high luminance screen; and a flat, flanged disk motor. The 101/2-kw motor can be manually tilted from 0 to 90 degrees. Rack and pinion gearing with helicoidal teeth ensures smooth movements while reducing play and wear. The machine can accommodate blades with a 300- to 600-mm diameter. The blade's running depth measures 455 mm. Optional accessories include a 14-, 171/2- or 21-kW disc motor; a manually tilting disc motor set using a geared hand wheel; programmable automatic step-cutting routines; a program for template operations; hydraulically tilting bench; bi-directional retractable rollers for the bench; digital display for bench angle; laser cutting guide and steel walls.
The Matrix GSC-2001 bridge saw is constructed using the highest-grade components such as a powerful 20-hp direct drive Italian sawing motor, precision ground saw bridge, German-made laser, Amperage meter for maximum cutting efficiency and direct drive DC-Electric motors with fingertip speed control for all drive motors. The heavy-duty rotary saw table features four positive stop locks for accurate angle cutting and the Any Angle Position Lock for easy angle set-up. A remote control pendant and electric water control valve make this machine convenient for the operator as well. The saw's bridge is 17 feet long and the table measures 10 x 6 feet with a 360-degree rotation. The GSC-2001 has a maximum 138-inch horizontal cutting stroke and a 10-inch vertical stroke length.
The Z-Max, also by Matrix, features some of the same components, such as the direct drive Italian sawing motor, precision ground saw bridge, German made laser, and direct drive DC-Electric motors with fingertip speed control. This model comes with a 10-hp motor, but is capable of making cuts at the same length and depth as the GSC-2001.
An accurate mitering gantry saw, the Cougar from Park Industries could serve as the backbone of a shop, according to the company. This diamond saw is available with a 10- or 15-hp arbor motor and a unique slide bearing system, which maintains rigidity unsurpassed in similarly priced machines, and assures superior, straight clean cuts. The machine features a heavy-duty construction for accuracy, durability and long life, as well as powered rack and pinion and variable speed cutting motions to produce a cut surface that requires less edge work and extends the diamond life. With a 12-foot cut length, a full slab can be cut on the Cougar, reducing positioning time. A six-inch manual blade raise and lower for step cutting and blade positioning is also included.
Also from Park Industries is the Jaguar, a gantry diamond saw designed with the custom fabricator in mind. Recognized for its precision and high-production fabrication, as well as straight line profiling, the Jaguar features a powerful 25-hp arbor drive motor for both 14- to 24-inch and 32- to 36-inch diamond blade applications. Industrial grade components assure durability, extended saw life and superior accuracy, and the automatic lubrication system reduces maintenance and mechanical adjustments. Available in four control packages, including the C4000 straight-line profiling group, this versatile machine will meet your production demands.
Pedrini's M 940 bridge saw handles anything from simple cuts to the most sophisticated shapes. The machine's structure is sturdy due to its large dimensions, and since an inverter and encoder control positioning, the cuts are always precise. The saw is easy to maneuver and program, and it includes such safety features as fixed covers on all sliding units and automatic stop for water flow interruption. An electrical panel is included, which houses the numeric control, the PC continuity unit and inverters for the motors of the X, Y and Z axes as well as the disc motor. The control panel is mounted in a convenient and safe position on a revolving support. It is comprised of the industrial PC, which controls six movement axes; a push-button panel with manual controls and a touch screen color monitor. The M 940 machine is also available in versions without numeric control, and with or without titling heads.
The Model 515 series of bridge saws from Sawing Systems also tore it up. Available with 7.5- to 10-hp motors and up to 18-inch maximum blade diameters, these saws are adjustable and can be used for a variety of purposes. The Model 515-C gantry saw can be ordered with a hand wheel to raise and lower the blade or a power raise and lower. The 6- x 10-foot turntable comes in a standard or tilting version with optional piers. The 10-hp motor on this model also powers the feed.
The Plana/S from Terzago is a stable, long-lasting bridge cutting machine designed to cut slabs of marble, granite and other stones. The machine features interchangeable rail levels with guards, a table that rotates with brushless motors and can be positioned with accuracy to the hundredth, and the speed of an electric spindle with a reduced-size motor controlled by an electronic variator connected directly to blade. The unit runs on refaced chrome guides, protected from dust and water by blowers. The head inclination is motorized, and the automatic stops are displayed in hundredths and degrees. A watertight electrical cabinet houses the main switch, CNC/LCD electronics and keyboard. The five axes are numerically controlled and run by the PC, but the right-to-left movement of the slide, the back-and-forth movement of the bridge, the up-and-down head movement and the table rotation can be carried out manually. A laser beam facilitates positioning of the blade on the cutting line, and a flow meter stops the machine if cooling water is insufficient.
The Zonato FPZ 500 bridge saw, distributed by International Machine Corp., comes with stand-ard features such as a 15-hp direct drive main motor, a 12- x 7-foot cutting table and a variable speed gantry and cross travel. The FPZ 500 also has a table that locks in any position and a digital display for bridge movements. Optional accessories include a 0- to 90-degree manual blade miter, a laser sighting system, a movable remote control panel arm, a tilting hydraulic turntable, a two speed motor for marble and granite and an automatic program system. The Zonato FPZ 500 can also be further customized according to the customer's specifications.
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One of the more unusual spectacles surrounding the faith takes place today in Naples as it has done for centuries. Thousands will gather to walk behind the relic of St. Januarius's blood. The blood, which is normally solid, will – hopefully – at some point liquefy and the city, so the popular understanding goes, be protected for another year from disaster. Quite how the blood liquefies no one quite knows. And quite what the causal connection is between that event and divine providence the Church has (wisely) never elaborated.
It's easy for us to feel ourselves above such events and to be a bit 'superior' about our understanding of the faith. But we should think again, perhaps we can learn something from it. After all devotion to the saint goes back to his martyrdom in the fourth century, and the citizens of Naples are proud of this aspect of their identity. While this sort of expression of faith may not be ours it does show how religion is and should be part of life in all its richness and colour. We can become too cerebral about our faith. The relics of the saints remind us that Christianity is a material creed. At its heart we believe in the resurrection, and we express our belief by using bread and wine, and oil and water, and physical gestures and signs. We should make more of our patron saints in parishes and schools. Where they are local sons and daughters we should honour their memory, seek their prayers, and perhaps be a bit more enthusiastic in our celebrations?
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Der Drum național 15D (rumänisch für "Nationalstraße 15D", kurz DN15D) ist eine Hauptstraße in Rumänien.

Verlauf

Die Straße zweigt in der Stadt Piatra Neamț vom Drum național 15 nach Osten ab, trennt sich nach rund 1 km vom weiter nach Norden führenden Drum național 15C und führt über Girov und Dulcești nach Roman, wo sie den Drum național 2 (Europastraße 85) kreuzt. Von Roman aus verläuft sie in ostsüdöstlicher Richtung über Băcești am Fluss Bârlad entlang und Negrești im Zentralen Moldau-Plateau (Podișul Central Moldovenesc) in die Kreishauptstadt Vaslui. Dort trifft sie auf den Drum național 24 und endet an diesem.

Die Länge der Straße beträgt rund 130 Kilometer.

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015D
Verkehr (Kreis Neamț)
Verkehr (Kreis Vaslui)
Straße in Europa


Located in the Heritage Hill historic district, this house was completely renovated by local furniture maker Steelcase in the late 1980s and preserved for free public tours.
The Amberg Residence (formerly S.166, but removed from Prof. Storrer's listings because it is no longer believed to be a Wright design) is two blocks south.
Photographed on July 10, 2009 and February 24, 1991 (bottom of page).


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Bruskbarok er en afart af den egentlige barokstil. Den anvendes ikke i arkitekturen, men har udelukkende været anvendt i interiørindretning. Den optræder i Danmark  1630-1660, hvorefter den afløses af den storladne "enevoldsbarok".
Man finder især bruskbarokken i vore kirker, hvor meget af inventaret blev udført i den periode. Stilen bygger egentlig videre på renæssancens grundskema for møbel- og interiørkunst, men renæssancens stramme søjler, kapitæler og buer bliver nu smykket med bladornamenter, vinløv og andet sælsomt bladværk. Figurerne bliver forvredne og vrængende, men uden at opnå den lidt morbide elegance, som man f.eks. så i sengotikken.

Navnet bruskbarok stammer bladornamenternes "blævrede boblerier", der i nogen grad kan minde om ørebrusk.

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Alone in the Dark was one of the few horror computer games ever that truly gave a feeling of dread and fear to the player. It did this with wonderful sound effects, interesting camera angles, an engaging plot line, and fantastic 3D graphics for its time. Although it has a good combat system, Alone in the Dark emphasizes problem solving over combat..as with any classic Adventure Game.
Adventure Gaming is sadly a forgotten genre in today's era of gaming, adding all the more relevance to this absolute gem of a Game…easily one of the best of its kind ever made.


SERVPRO of Jackson and Jennings Counties believes in "keeping it local". Local businesses are built on service and quality. They will go out of their way to make the customer happy because we are part of the same community.
Economists agree that communities that are strong supporters of local businesses are more likely to have more small businesses start up, thus growing a stronger local economy and creating a strong sense of community.
The owners of this business, Adam & Delana Hare, are your neighbors and they will support what is important to our community.
If you have a fire or water damage, in the greater Seymour / North Vernon area, please contact SERVPRO of Jackson & Jennings Counties at (812)953-1120.


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Team Dunedin is a local body ticket which contests local elections in Dunedin, New Zealand.

Leadership and policies
It is led by Jules Radich, the mayor of Dunedin. Radich describes the ticket as centrist, encompassing ideas from both the left and right of politics.

History
Team Dunedin was formed by Dunedin City councillor Jules Radich to contest the 2022 Dunedin mayoral and Dunedin City Council elections. Other members of Team Dunedin have included business owner Brent Weatherall, ACT Party candidate Callum Steele-MacIntosh, Otago Peninsula Community Board member and school teacher Cheryl Neill, restaurant proprietor Riah McLean, and Dunedin City councillor Andrew Whiley.

On 8 October, Radich was elected as Mayor of Dunedin, defeating the incumbent Aaron Hawkins who stood on the Green Party ticket. Whiley was also re-elected to the Dunedin City Council on the Team Dunedin ticket. In addition, two fellow Team Dunedin members Weatherall and Kelvin Gilbert were elected to the Council.

References

2022 establishments in New Zealand
Political groupings in New Zealand
Politics of Dunedin


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Kelly Clarkson's Next Single Will Be "Heat" Or "Medicine"
Mike Wass @mikewassmusic | November 15, 2017 5:56 pm
Kelly's 'Meaning Of Life:' Album Review
Kelly Clarkson is reborn over soulful riffs on her 8th album, 'Meaning Of Life.'
Due to a tepid response from pop radio, "Love So Soft" failed to reach the chart heights that Kelly Clarkson is used to. She's hoping for more luck with the follow-up, which is going to be "Heat" or "Medicine." The inaugural American Idol was asked about those tracks and "Would You Call That Love" in an interview with Official Charts and spilled some tea. "We're fighting over 'Heat' and 'Medicine' for the next single," she reveals. "'Would You Call That Love' almost didn't make the album because of me."
"The whole album is very sensual, very sassy… I felt like it was the only one that had a different vibe about it, but that was the thing that everyone loved about it," kelly explains. "I'm so happy we kept it on there." If streaming numbers are any indication, expect Atlantic to go with "Heat." The 35-year-old also reflected on her festive opus, Wrapped In Red. "That was my favorite record other than this one," she beams. "I love Christmas albums because there are no rules."
"I'd be down for making another Christmas album with this new team… I'm so up for anything these days, I'm just like, let's do it!" Listen to the candidates for Kelly's next single below.
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Anesthesiologist assistants are highly skilled professionals who work under the direction of licensed anesthesiologists (specialist physicians) and as part of anesthesia care team to design and implement anesthesia care plans.
They accompany the patient before, during and after anesthesia to ensure quality and continuity of care. Anesthesiologist assistants are trained to assist in life-saving measures, such as CPR, and advanced cardiac life support.
Anesthesiologist assistants work in hospitals and surgery centers under the direction of a licensed anesthesiologist. The profession maintains a typical work week with options for on-call, evening or weekend assignments.
Anesthesiologist assistants are in high demand, because of the need for skilled personnel to deliver anesthesia. Anesthesiologist assistants operate as physician extenders, performing critical tasks that ensure the safety of the patient and promote optimal health outcomes.
The average salary range for anesthesiologist assistants is $95,000-180,000.
To become an anesthesiologist assistant, you must first complete a four-year college degree, taking a pre-medical curriculum with course work in general and organic chemistry; advanced college math, including calculus; and general and advanced biology and physics.
Once you have a bachelor's degree, you can apply to a master's program in anesthesia. Look for a program that is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs, works closely with a medical school and is taught by physicians who are board-certified in anesthesiology.
The two-year program focuses on course work that enhances basic science knowledge in physiology, pharmacology, anatomy and biochemistry with special emphasis on the cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, nervous and neuromuscular systems.
The clinical part of your program will provide you with experience in patient monitoring, anesthesia delivery systems, life support systems and patient assessment and in the skills needed to provide compassionate and quality care. During the clinical portion, students administer a minimum of 600 different anesthetics during a variety of surgeries.
A solid grasp of safety protocols and effective communication skills are also essential to help the anesthesiologist assistant excel as part of the treatment team.
Once you have completed your master's program, you will need to pass a certification exam administered by the National Commission for the Certification of Anesthesiologist Assistants.
Watch a video about anesthesiologist assistants and the education needed to become one.
Read these FAQs about the history of the profession, the education needed for it and the scope of practice.
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The celebration of the Sacred Liturgy takes us "inside" the miracle of that central event that defines all of history and is the beginning of the New Creation.
In the Roman Rite, the Preface that leads into the Eucharistic Prayer during the Easter Season is particularly rich in content and beautiful imagery. There are five options during Easter, which differ primarily in the middle, where several lines highlight different aspects of the Paschal Mystery.
We hear these words so often that we could easily get used to them and think that we have comprehended their meaning. However, the truth is that the text of the Mass provides a wealth of material for prayer and meditation, and there is value even in "spending time alone" with the Missal, letting ourselves be formed by the words used in the Church's public worship.
Below I have take the distinct sections from each of the five Prefaces and put them together. The priest publicly addresses these words to the Father, which I have indicated in brackets where the word "You" appears in the liturgical text.
and in his rising the life of all has risen.
and integrity of life is restored to us in Christ.
and the Lamb of sacrifice.


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Legend Siam Security Token Offering Facilitated by VEWC
Joshua Stoner
Curated STO
Via East West Capital has recently opened up regarding an STO which they curated recently. This STO was a capital generation event which saw the distribution of tokenized securities associated with a cultural theme park in Thailand, known as Legend Siam.
Legend Siam Tokens
In this event, investors gained access to what the issuer calls 'Legend Siam Tokens (LST)'. These tokens were treated as securities, and were offered through Reg. D guidelines under the SEC.
While details on the tokens, themselves, are scarce at this time, it appears as though they took shape as some type of real-estate backed token, based on the cultural theme park.
Expanding Exposure
As the digital securities sector continues to develop, participants are being drawn in from new, interesting markets. In the past year we have reported on STO opportunities surrounding, but not limited to, the following industries.
With the announcement surrounding Legend Siam, we can now add 'Theme Park' and Commercial Real Estate to that list.
Via East West CEO, Oh Shen King, took the time to elaborate on STOs, stating,
"We predict a rise in the potential and demand for tokenized securities because digital ownership on the blockchain provides so many advantages over legacy investments, and tech-savvy investors are seeing the value proposition in real-time…This addition to our business is just a natural extension of our vision for a crowd-financed world, and we provide 100% transparency to all our investors."
Via East West Capital
Operating out of Southeast Asia, Via East West Capital is an investment firm focused on 'tokenized asset investments'.
CEO, Oh Shen King, currently oversees company operations.
Legend Siam
Legend Siam is a well-known attraction in Thailand. It operates as a popular theme park, built with the intention of promoting Thai history and culture.
In their release, it is indicated that the park now spans over 65 acres, with hundreds of shops, and various attractions. In total, the park now has an estimated worth of over $131 million.
Thailand has made it obvious that they are vying to become a leader in the blockchain industry, including digital securities. This much was made evident in a recent decision by their government to potentially legalize security tokens. In addition to this, there have been various blockchain based companies welcomed into the MAS FinTech Sandbox.
Thai Government Moves to Legalize Security Tokens
MAS Fintech Sandbox Welcomes Capital Markets Platform 'iSTOX'
Related Topics:blockchaindigital securitieseast west capitallegend siamSecurity Tokensthailand
BnkToTheFuture Eyes U.S. Based STOs through BMI Capital Investment
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Joshua Stoner is a multi-faceted working professional. He has a great interest in the revolutionary 'blockchain' technology. In addition to this, he is a licenced Paramedic in Nova Scotia, Canada. As such, he can provide emergency care/medicine to any situation necessitating it.
Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) Address Crypto-Assets within Regulatory Framework
SEC Provides Warning on 'Initial Exchange Offerings (IEOs)'
New Shore Invest Starts a New Ship Finance Platform
iSTOX Builds Upon Recent Successes with a Further $5M in Funding
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A new ship finance platform by the name of New Shore Invest seeks to integrate blockchain technology into the sector. The firm will utilize the tech to create and issue equity-based limited partnership shares. The new strategy opens up the international shipping market to investors globally. Additionally, the move showcases the disruptive qualities that blockchain technology provides.
New Shore Invest's fractional ownership will launch in Germany in Q1 2020. The firm intends to allow all retail investors to participate in the program which is loosely based on the outdated German KG model. The German KG financing model was popular in the early 2000s. Unfortunately, the system became obsolete following the 2008 financial crisis in which financing firms tightened their requirements significantly.
Discussing the revival strategy, Hanno Tamminga, founder of New Shore Invest, spoke on the importance of digitalizing the market. He explained how tokenization is important to ship owners because it provides them with access to fresh equity that was previously unavailable.
He wasn't the only founder to praise the maneuver. Hannes Hollaender, co-founder and partner of New Shore took a second to discuss the firm's plans moving forward. He explained that in order to excite investors, his company needed to find a strategy that was both "green and innovative." He also described how the new system will fill the current gap of equity for shipowners.
KG shares
For its part, New Shore facilitates and structures limited partnership shares of single ship companies. These security tokens utilize advanced smart contracts. In this manner, all its rights and obligations according to the articles of association are directly integrated within the token's protocol.
New Shore Invest via Homepage
Importantly, these tokens are to be ERC-1400 compliant. Basically, they will live on the Ethereum blockchain. The decision to utilize the ERC standard was a smart one on the part of New Shore Invest. For one, Ethereum's ERC standards are by far the most popular tokenization option in the market. As such, they offer a variety of interoperability not found within other token types.
New Shore Invest STO
New Shore Invest's strategy will break each tokenized ship company down and offer the shares to investors via STOs. This strategy is far more efficient than the original German KG model. Also. it provides a cost-efficient, secure, and faster alternative to the current business practices in the sector. For example, investors can purchase online and it only takes minutes to complete a transaction. Best of all, there are no fees for investors who participate.
New Shore Investors
According to company documents, all investors receive dividends based on the number of tokens they hold. Additionally, investors receive a profit share of any vessels sold. Finally, investors gain a handful of new liquidity as the new shares are able to be traded and transferred in a secondary market.
NorthCape Capital
The Oslo-based venture capital firm, NorthCape Capital was the main financier for the project. The company is no stranger to the sector. To date, NorthCape arranged and structured $ 18 billion of lease financing. Importantly, this financing was spread across both the maritime and aviation sectors
Time to Check Out the New Shore
Given the experience and large network, the New Shore platform incorporates, its no surprise to see this team succeed. The concept of tokenizing ship ownership puts a new age twist on one of the oldest financial services available. You can expect to see this firm expand its strategy into other areas of transport as the company begins to reap the benefits of its unique business model.
Securitize Enables Investors to Allocate their Retirement Savings via AltoIRA.
The security token issuance platform, Securitize achieved a major milestone for the entire security token community this week. The firm successfully enabled the very first-ever investment into a security token offering (STO) from an individual retirement account (IRA). The news demonstrates further security token adoption by traditional investment firms and a desire by more investors to participate in this expanding sector of finance.
Discussing the important milestone, Carlos Domingo, Co-Founder, and CEO at Securitize explained the overall excitement surrounding the project. He spoke of the importance of facilitating direct IRA investments to open the market. Domingo described how the new strategy provides millions of investors with direct access to new capital connected to the Securitize platform. He also took a moment to touch on what the developments meant for other digital securities issuers.
AltoIRA
In order to make this revolutionary concept a reality, Securitize created a strategic partnership with the alternative investment firm – AltoIRA. The firm directly integrating Securitize's DS Protocol in order to automate the entire process. In this manner, interested parties can directly invest their IRA savings into alternative assets such as security tokens. Notably, the new system is far more cost-effective than traditional IRA investment methods.
Discussing the maneuver, Eric Satz, CEO at AltoIRA explained how "thrilled" his company was to be a part of the first-ever direct investment into digital securities via an IRA. He hopes that the integrations will help investors achieve a truly diversified portfolio moving forward. Lastly, he spoke on the limited market exposure security tokens received to date. Currently, around only 2% of all alternative assets are held within retirement funds such as IRAs and 401ks.
AltoIRA via Homepage – Securitize
Part of the reason for this lackluster market penetration is that traditional custodians lack the digital infrastructure to participate in these new markets. Now, AltoIRA users can enjoy access to tokenized private equity, venture capital, and real estate. Also, these users can now invest directly into cryptocurrency from their retirement accounts as well.
CityBlock Capital
For its part, AltoIRA chose to provide investors with access to the CityBlock Capital fund. The venture capital firm CityBlock Capital is best known for its flagship private fund. The fund has a focus on blockchain startups with the overall goal to simplify access to tokenized finance and digital asset trading.
Robert Nance, Managing Partner at CityBlock Capital explained why they choose to utilize the Securitize platform over the competition. He stated that Securitize is a leading solutions provider in the industry. He also spoke on the ability to unlock untapped liquidity via the use of blockchain technology.
Securitize Your Future
Securitize continues to expand the functionality of the entire blockchain sector. You can expect this latest venture to speed up security token adoption in a major way. Now IRA investors have new opportunities to participate in the new age economy as it develops.
Spencer Dinwiddie DREAM Shares launches January 13th
After a sizable delay and numerous run-ins with NBA executives, it now appears that Brooklyn Nets point guard Spencer Dinwiddie will get to bring his tokenization strategy to the market. Dinwiddie took serious heat from the league when he announced plans to tokenize a portion of his contract. Now, after almost three months of delays, Dinwiddie's token-based investment tool prepares to enter the market.
DREAM Fan Shares
Dinwiddie wants to let his fans own a portion of his contract via the DREAM fan shares platform. This blockchain-based tokenization strategy would allow Dinwiddie to digitize a portion of his contract. These tokenized shares would then be made available to fans seeking to increase their stake in the athlete's career.
According to Dinwiddie, DREAM shares are set for a January 13th launch date. The date will coincide with Dinwiddie's first career All-Star Game. In this manner, Dinwiddie can couple the publicity to further promote his unique tokenization strategy.
As part of this strategy, Dinwiddie seeks to sell 90 SD8 coins. Each coin represents a tokenized share in his $34 million contract. If successful, Dinwiddie will be able to collect up to $13.5 million of his guaranteed three-year agreement without having to wait until the final years of the contract. In essence, the agreement provides him with a new age business loan.
NBA Officials not Pleased
For their part, the NBA has been unapathetic towards the young player's decision to tokenize his contract. These disagreements with the NBA came to a head when the league threatened to terminate his contract and ban him from the league during negotiations. Luckily, Dinwiddie instituted some changes to his strategy which alleviated much of the league's concerns.
One of the main problems the NBA had with Dinwiddie's original strategy had to do with his final years. In the original agreement, Dinwiddie wanted to provide his investors with a chance to make larger dividends if he were to acquire a more lucrative contract with Brooklyn or another team. This section struck NBA officials as problematic with some calling it gambling. Officials were so concerned they threatened to terminate his contract if the clause wasn't removed.
Dinwiddie to Tokenize Contract
After four intense negotiations in person and three additional correspondences over the phone, Spencer Dinwiddie was able to secure league approval for his concept. Discussing the decision, he admitted that he never expected the league to support his idea fully. Luckily, he had some strong support for the plan from the Players Association. Also, he had a team of lawyers by his side to ensure that his rights were not violated.
Dinwiddie Just Changed the Game Forever
It's not too often that a single player changes the game forever, but in this instance, Dinwiddie has utilized blockchain technology to provide more liquidity in the market. You can expect to see DREAM shares start to tokenize more athletes and entertainers' contracts in the coming months. In this way, these individuals can cash out their multi-million dollar agreements without waiting years to do so.
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UK congratulatory Biden note contained hidden Trump message
Nov 11, 2020 10:21 AM PHT
Agence France-Presse, Agence France-Presse
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson
AFP photo
Sharp-eyed Twitter users spot the words 'Trump,' 'the future,' and 'second term' faintly hidden in the graphic posted on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's official account to mark Biden's election triumph
The British government on Tuesday, November 10, blamed a "technical error" for an embarrassing gaffe in which Donald Trump's faded-out name appeared in a congratulatory online statement to Joe Biden.
Sharp-eyed Twitter users spotted the words "Trump," "the future," and "second term" faintly hidden in the graphic posted on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's official account to mark Biden's election triumph.
"As you'd expect, two statements were prepared in advance for the outcome of this closely contested election," said a Downing Street spokesman.
"A technical error meant that parts of the alternative message were embedded in the background of the graphic."
Johnson famously prepared two newspaper articles arguing for and against Britain's departure from the European Union before leading the Brexit campaign in 2016.
Despite the error, Johnson on Tuesday became the first European leader to talk to Biden after his victory. – Rappler.com


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