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Showing results for "jim dale", by narrator "Jim Dale" in All Categories
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The Beast's Heart
A Novel of Beauty and the Beast
By: Leife Shallcross
Narrated by: Jim Dale
He is a broken, wild thing, his heart's nature exposed by his beastly form. Long ago cursed with a wretched existence, the Beast prowls the dusty hallways of his ruined château with only magical, unseen servants to keep him company - until a weary traveler disturbs his isolation. Bewitched by the man's dreams of his beautiful daughter, the Beast devises a plan to lure her to the château. There, Isabeau courageously exchanges her father's life for her own and agrees to remain with the Beast for a year.
I love Jim Dale
By Maria on 03-16-19
4.5 out of 5 stars 81 ratings
Jim Dale Talks About The Shoe Bird
By: Jim Dale, Paul Schwendener
Length: 5 mins
In this Q&A session, narrator Jim Dale and Paul Schwendener, co-producer of The Shoe Bird, talk about what makes this story so special, and why Jim says The Shoe Bird "is one of the best audiobooks I�ve ever made".
Jim Dale - A great entertainer
By THoward on 03-13-09
The Emerald Atlas
Books of Beginning
By: John Stephens
Kate, Michael, and Emma have been in one orphanage after another for the last ten years, passed along like lost baggage. Yet these unwanted children are more remarkable than they could possibly imagine. Ripped from their parents as babies, they are being protected from a horrible evil of devastating power, an evil they know nothing about. Until now. Before long, Kate, Michael, and Emma are on a journey to dangerous and secret corners of the world....
Fantastic addicting fantasy
By Stacey on 04-21-11
Series: The Books of Beginning, Book 1
Stoneheart
The Stoneheart Trilogy, Book One
By: Charlie Fletcher
A city has many lives and layers. London has more than most. A 12-year-old boy named George Chapman is about to find this out the hard way. On a school trip he's punished for something he didn't do. In a tiny act of rebellion, he lashes out at a small carving on the wall - unexpectedly breaking it off. And then something horrible does happen: a stone pterodactyl unpeels form the wall and starts chasing him. George is already running before his mind starts trying to tell him that this is impossible!
Not Harry Potter, but still pretty good
By ShatteredCrest on 04-19-12
Series: Stoneheart, Book 1
The Starcatchers, Book 1
By: Dave Barry, Ridley Pearson
In an evocative and fast-paced adventure on the high seas and on a faraway island an orphan boy named Peter and his mysterious new friend, Molly, overcome bands of pirates and thieves in their quest to keep a fantastical secret safe and save the world from evil.
A fast paced frolic on the high seas!
By Deborah on 12-19-08
Series: Peter and the Starcatchers, Book 1
Arthur and the Minimoys & Arthur and the Forbidden City
By: Luc Besson
Enjoy the dazzling adventures of film director Luc Besson's Arthur and the Minimoys and Arthur and the Forbidden City together for the first time. Join Arthur as he embarks on a journey to the land of the Minimoys, a tribe of people less than one inch tall, to find his missing grandfather and a stolen treasure. Arthur joins two Minimoy friends on a trip to the forbidden city of Necropolis, where they battle the evil wizard Maltazard.
Jim Dale is the only good thing about this book!
By Julia on 10-19-11
Peter and the Shadow Thieves
Peter leaves the relative safety of Mollusk Island - along with his trusted companion, Tinker Bell - for the cold, damp, dangerous streets of London. On a difficult journey across the sea, he and Tink discover the dark and deadly slithering part-man/part-creature Lord Ombra, who is intent on recovering the missing starstuff.
Jim Dale Is Absolutely AMAZING!!!!
By Joshua on 10-15-12
By: The Brothers Grimm
Narrated by: Jim Dale, Janis Ian, Alfred Molina, and others
Read by a cast of award-winning narrators, this collection contains some of the most timeless and enchanting folk and fairy tales collected by the Brothers Grimm. The Brothers Grimm collected the original fairy tales that Americans are most familiar with today. Lyrically translated and beautifully narrated by an all-star cast, these 21 tales are selected from The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales and presented just as Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm originally set them down: bold, primal, just frightening enough, and endlessly engaging.
All-stars of Audio
By RueRue on 05-19-16
Narrated by: Jim Dale, Janis Ian, Alfred Molina, Katherine Kellgren
The Mr. Men Collection
Mr. Happy; Mr. Messy; Mr. Funny; Mr. Noisy; Mr. Bump; Mr. Grumpy; Mr. Brave; Mr. Mischief; Mr. Birthday; and Mr. Small
By: Roger Hargreaves
They're back! Rediscover the zaniest characters you've ever met in this best-selling series which has sold millions worldwide. Bright and charming, with easily recognizable characters, Mr. Men audiobooks are easy enough for young listeners, witty enough for humor-prone adults, and highly collectible for one and all.
The Boy with the Cuckoo-Clock Heart
By: Mathias Malzieu, Sarah Ardizzone (translator)
A fantastical novel, a wildly inventive tale—by turns poignant and funny, lusty and wrenching—about love and heartbreak. Edinburgh, 1874: Born with a frozen heart, Jack is nearly dead when his mother abandons him to the care of Dr. Madeleine—witch doctor, midwife, protector of orphans—who saves Jack by placing a cuckoo clock in his chest. It is in her orphanage that Jack grows up, amid tear-filled flasks, eggs containing memories, a man with a musical spine.
Fantasticly Engulfing
By Grace on 03-07-10
The Mr. Men Collection #2
Mr. Impossible; Mr. Chatterbox; Mr. Forgetful; Mr. Greedy; Mr. Cheerful; Mr. Daydream; Mr. Nonsense; Mr. Nosey; Mr. Strong; Mr. Bounce
The Shoe Bird
A Musical Fable by Samuel Jones
By: Samuel Jones
Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
In The Shoe Bird, Jim Dale brings to life a flock of unforgettable bird characters: Arturo the parrot, Gloria the goose, Minerva the owl, and even the extinct Dodo! This is Eudora Welty's fantastical story of how some feathered friends made a fateful switch from flying to wearing shoes, little knowing that they would soon become the prey of Freddy the Cat!
By Laura on 10-21-12
The Cricket on the Hearth
By: Charles Dickens
The holidays are upon us, and this year Audible is very happy to present to our members one of Charles Dickens' most popular Christmas stories, The Cricket on the Hearth. This holiday classic (original subtitle: "A Fairy Tale of Home") tells the innocent, picturesque, and charming story of a poor family and their would-be guardian angel; in short, a delightful vision of Victorian Christmas. As always, a great story calls for a great voice, so we've brought in legendary actor and record-breaking Audie and Grammy award-winning narrator Jim Dale ( The Night Circus). Happy holidays and happy listening!
Last Paragraph Missing?
By T. Brennan on 01-01-16
Personal Insights Library II
Remarkable Perspectives Designed to Make Your Life Extraordinary
By: Brian Tracy, Earl Nightingale, Denis Waitley, and others
Narrated by: Brian Tracy, Earl Nightingale, Denis Waitley, and others
In 12 complete sessions, you'll gain the insights you need to master the Five Fundamentals of better living: gain an unshakable confidence and a glowing self-image; improve your health, strength, and energy; achieve a rewarding career with ironclad job security; find financial freedom; and enjoy satisfying relationships. These Five Fundamentals build on one another to help you form a complete life that's nothing short of extraordinary.
By: Brian Tracy, Earl Nightingale, Denis Waitley, Dale Carnegie, Jim Rohn
Narrated by: Brian Tracy, Earl Nightingale, Denis Waitley, Dale Carnegie, Jim Rohn
Series: Nightingale-Conant: Personal Development
Return to the Hundred Acre Wood
By: David Benedictus
It was 80 years ago, on the publication of The House at Pooh Corner, when Christopher Robin said good-bye to Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood. Now they are all back in new adventures, for the first time approved by the Trustees of the Pooh Properties. This is a companion volume that truly captures the style of A. A. Milne - a worthy sequel to The House at Pooh Corner and Winnie-the-Pooh.
Glorious Jim Dale
By Laura Cohen on 03-21-10
By: Erin Morgenstern
The circus of your dreams
The Rumpelstiltskin Musical
By: Neil Fishman, Harvey Edelman
Narrated by: Jim Dale, Johnny Heller, Nicola Barber, and others
Spin - The Audiobook Musical: A witty musical re-imagining of Grimm's fairy tale, Rumpelstiltskin, created by Broadway veterans, narrated by Jim Dale, and featuring a cast of Broadway musical stars. The story takes place in a Nice Little Kingdom, and ignites when a foolish miller brags that his daughter, Jane, can spin straw into gold. Since she cannot perform such a miracle, Jane desperately enlists the powers of a magical being...Rumpelstiltskin...in exchange for a promise with dire consequences. A fun, fractured fairy tale for the entire family.
Musical book❤
By Jamie on 03-05-18
Narrated by: Jim Dale, Johnny Heller, Nicola Barber, Khristine Hvam, John E. Brady, Nick Sullivan
Peter and the Secret of Rundoon
Peter and Molly find themselves in the dangerous land of Rundoon, ruled by the evil King Zarboff, who takes great delight in watching his pet snake, Kundalini, consume anyone who displeases him.
Is this a kissing book?
By knarf on 06-07-17
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Book 1
By: J.K. Rowling
Harry Potter has never even heard of Hogwarts when the letters start dropping on the doormat at number four, Privet Drive. Addressed in green ink on yellowish parchment with a purple seal, they are swiftly confiscated by his grisly aunt and uncle. Then, on Harry's eleventh birthday, a great beetle-eyed giant of a man called Rubeus Hagrid bursts in with some astonishing news: Harry Potter is a wizard, and he has a place at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. An incredible adventure is about to begin!
My Sad, Sad Confession…
By Mike L Lane on 08-08-17
Series: Harry Potter, Book 1, Wizarding World, Book 1
By: Nancy Tillman
Christmas is coming! Bells jingle, sleds dash through the snow, trees are topped with sparkling stars, and children everywhere dream of candy canes and presents. But the best gift of all - the most magical gift of the season - is when we spend Christmas with those we love.
A Children's Story And Christmas Carols
By Sara on 12-09-17
4 out of 5 stars 36 ratings


WILMINGTON, MASS., Aug. 28, 2007 -- Edwards Ltd. (formerly BOC Edwards), a Wilmington, Mass.-based supplier of vacuum equipment and related products and services to semiconductor and manufacturing industries, announced today it has agreed to divest the majority of its parts-cleaning and chamber process kit management division, Kachina, to Applied Materials Inc., subject to customary closing conditions. Terms were not disclosed.
Included in the transaction are Kachina's operations at facilities in Austin, Texas; Phoenix, Ariz.; and Hillsboro, Ore., and on-site service operations at customer sites in Israel, Ireland, and the state of Virginia. All the assets to be acquired are expected to be integrated within the Applied Global Services organization. Applied currently owns and operates parts-cleaning service facilities throughout North America and in Europe, Israel, Taiwan, Singapore and China. Edwards will retain the operations in France and the UK. The transaction, which is subject to certain closing conditions, is anticipated to close within 30 days.
In a separate transaction, Edwards has sold its shareholding interest in BOC Edwards HTC Ltd., to the other shareholder, Highlight Tech Corp. The business provides parts cleaning services in Taiwan.
Applied said in a statement that the acquisition will complement and expand Applied's existing Chamber Services network of facilities that provide technology and support for maintaining their chamber components.
Edwards supplies vacuum and abatement equipment and services semiconductor, flat panel display, chemical, metallurgical, analytical instrumentation and R&D markets.
Applied Materials makes equipment, service and software products for the fabrication of semiconductor chips, flat panel displays, solar photovoltaic cells, flexible electronics and energy-efficient glass.


I'll let you into a secret. Promise not to tell anyone? One of my least favourite parts of the wedding day is taking group shots. what I absolutely adore is taking beautiful natural shots and these are the ones my couples love too. So why are we putting ourselves through this ordeal if no one really wants it?
For People like my Gran, who had her 90th birthday recently. (5 years ago) All the family came and celebrated with her and at the end of the evening she wanted a photo of us all with her. The photo now sits in pride of place in the sitting room, right in front of her favourite chair where she can see it and everyone in it every day. Having these photos can bring a huge amount of joy to people. And you'll be surprised how much more valuable they become to you when some of these loved ones are no longer around.
Be ruthless. Make a list of 6-8 group shots that you really want, keep it to close family and bridal party members, and groups of a maximum of about 10 guests. This should take about 30 minutes, any longer and your guests will think you've been kidnapped and quaff all the champers and eat all the canapes.
I don't know what your family dynamics are. If your parents are separated and with different partners I don't know if you consider them to be part of the family. I'd been with my boyfriend 4 years and we had a house together when his brother got married I wasn't classed as family for the group photos. My point is I don't know who you mean when you say 'immediate family only.' So write down people's names.
Batman had Robin and Eddie had Patsy. We all need someone to rely on sometimes to help make things run smoothly. I won't know who everyone is on your list, so finding a Groomsman, Bridesmaid or family friend who knows exactly who people are and can help gather people up for shots is invaluable. It's the most efficient way to get through your list so that you can get back to socialising with all your guests and enjoying the canapes before they've all been eaten.
Some of my favourite shots taking formal photos have been the out-take moments. Those in-between moments, not quite ready moments. The moments when people are messing about or having a joke. They say so much more about the relationships between the individuals in the group, and I love them for that. So go with silliness, go with messing about. Go with being yourselves.
Every so often things don't go to plan, guests disappear, children are uncooperative, the weather doesn't play ball. Anticipation and preparation for the unexpected is the key to successfully navigating these little blips so that molehills don't become mountains.
So there you have it, my top 5 tips for nailing those group shots.


The team that will represent GB at the World Youth Championships in September was announced on Sunday and will include Eleanor Hopkins and Rachel Carr in the Youth B girls category. Ross Kirkland, who is currently suffering tendonitis will be assessed at the end of August.
Our mentors Natalie Berry and Jonny Stocking will join them, together with fellow Scots, Paul Williamson, Jonny Field, Robert Mackenzie, Dylan Mackenzie and Steven Addison. This means the Scots could account for nearly 50% of the GB team.
Submitted by georgew (not verified) on 31 July, 2010 - 12:13.


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Seasonal and spatial variations of saltmarsh benthic foraminiferal communities from North Norfolk, England
Saad, Salha A. and Wade, Christopher M. 2017. Seasonal and spatial variations of saltmarsh benthic foraminiferal communities from North Norfolk, England. Microbial Ecology 73 (3) , pp. 539-555. 10.1007/s00248-016-0895-5
Time series foraminiferal data were obtained from samples collected from three sites at Brancaster Overy Staithe, Burnham Overy Staithe and Thornham on the North Norfolk coast over a 1-year period. At each collection point, six environmental variables—temperature, chlorophyll, sand, mud, pH and salinity—were also measured. The principle aim of this study was to examine the benthic foraminiferal fauna in regard to the temporal variability of foraminiferal abundance, seasonal trend, dominant species, species diversity and the impact of environmental variables on the foraminiferal communities in the top 1 cm of sediment over a 1-year time series. The foraminiferal assemblages at the three sites were dominated by three species: Haynesina germanica, Ammonia sp. and Elphidium williamsoni. Foraminiferal species showed considerable seasonal and temporal fluctuation throughout the year at the three investigated sites. The foraminiferal assemblage at the three low marsh zones showed a maximum abundance in autumn between September and November and a minimum abundance observed between July and August. There were two separate peaks in the abundance of Ammonia sp. and E. williamsoni, one in spring and another in autumn. In contrast, H. germanica showed a single peak in its abundance in autumn. A generalized additive modelling approach was used to explain the variation in the observed foraminiferal abundance and to estimate the significant impact of each of the environmental variables on living foraminiferal assemblages, with taxa abundance as the dependent variable. When included in the model as predictors, most of the environmental variables contributed little in explaining the observed variation in foraminiferal species abundance. However, the hypotheses for differences amongst sites, salinity and pH were significant and explained most of the variability in species relative abundance.

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Владимир Иванович Граве () — советский киноактёр и кинорежиссёр.

Родился 15 июня 1934 года в Ростове-на-Дону, сын главного военного прокурора закавказского военного округа Алексея Маслакова. Фамилию получил от отчима — известного инженера-изобретателя Ивана Платоновича Граве.

В 1960 году окончил Щукинское училище (1960). Работал несколько лет в Центральном детском театре, снимался в эпизодах кинофильмов: «Полосатый рейс», «Гусарская баллада» и др.

С 1968 года, после окончания режиссёрских курсов при телевидении — кинорежиссёр телеобъединения «Экран»; снимал телевизионные версии балетов, работал с Майей Плисецкой, Людмилой Семеняка, Надеждой Павловой и другими звёздами балета — телеэкранизации балетов: «Озорные частушки» (1970), «Доктор Айболит» (1971), «Половецкие пляски» (1971), «Вальпургиева ночь» (1971), «Паганини» (1974), «Жизель» (1975), «Шопениана» (1977); телефильмы-концерты: «Дуэт молодых» (1977), «Жизнь в танце» (1978); был режиссёром-постановщиком музыкального фильма «Балет Игоря Моисеева». За фильм «Спартак» получил премию Парижской Академии танца.

Скончался 1 июня 1982 года в Москве. Похоронен на 8-м участке Кунцевского кладбища (старая территория).

Был дважды женат и дважды разведён. Первая жена — актриса Галина Самохина, вторая — ведущая балерина Большого театра Галина Козлова (род. 1947).

Литература
Кинорежиссер В. Граве, М., 1979

Ссылки
 Граве, Владимир Иванович // Русский балет. Энциклопедия

 Могила на Кунцевском кладбище

Актёры по алфавиту
Актёры СССР
Актёры XX века
Режиссёры СССР
Похороненные на Кунцевском кладбище

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Q: signin-oidc redirect not working OpenId Connect I am having an issue when redirecting to signin-oidc after the consent page. Locally I have no issues I can Login -> Consent -> signin-oidc -> redirected to landing page no problem with all cookies updated properly.
However, when the server is deployed in AWS Fargate it does not work. I am not sure if this is middleware related or IS4 related, but I can connect to the test IS4 server https://demo.identityserver.io/ without issue.
I am using the same Config and TestUsers with InMemory settings from https://github.com/IdentityServer/IdentityServer4.Demo.
Here is the startup on my IS4 server:
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
    services.AddDbContext<IdentityContext>(options => options.UseNpgsql(Configuration.GetConnectionString("IdentityContext")));
    services.AddDbContext<MultitenancyContext>(options => options.UseNpgsql(Configuration.GetConnectionString("MultitenancyContext")));

    // Add identity services to handle user login
    services.AddIdentity<ApplicationUser, IdentityRole>()
        .AddEntityFrameworkStores<IdentityContext>()
        .AddDefaultTokenProviders();

    if (!HostingEnvironment.IsDevelopment())
    {
        services.AddSingleton<IAmazonS3>(new AmazonS3Client(RegionEndpoint.USEast1));
        services.AddSingleton<IAmazonKeyManagementService>(new AmazonKeyManagementServiceClient(RegionEndpoint.USEast1));
        services.AddDataProtection()
            .SetApplicationName("accunet-web")
            .ProtectKeysWithAwsKms(Configuration.GetSection("DataProtectionKms"))
            .PersistKeysToAwsS3(Configuration.GetSection("DataProtectionS3"));
    }

    services.AddOptions();

    services.AddMvc();

    services.AddTransient<IUnitOfWork, UnitOfWork>();

    services.AddIdentityServer(options =>
    {
        options.Events.RaiseErrorEvents = true;
        options.Events.RaiseFailureEvents = true;
        options.Events.RaiseInformationEvents = true;
        options.Events.RaiseSuccessEvents = true;
    })
        .AddInMemoryApiResources(Config.GetApis())
        .AddInMemoryIdentityResources(Config.GetIdentityResources())
        .AddInMemoryClients(Config.GetClients())
        .AddTestUsers(TestUsers.Users)
        .AddDeveloperSigningCredential(persistKey: false);
}

And the startup from my test client website, which I have deployed to Azure along with localhost testing:
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
    services.Configure<CookiePolicyOptions>(options =>
    {
        // This lambda determines whether user consent for non-essential cookies is needed for a given request.
        options.CheckConsentNeeded = context => true;
        options.MinimumSameSitePolicy = SameSiteMode.None;
    });

    services.AddDbContext<ApplicationDbContext>(options =>
        options.UseSqlServer(
            Configuration.GetConnectionString("DefaultConnection")));
    services.AddDefaultIdentity<IdentityUser>()
        .AddDefaultUI(UIFramework.Bootstrap4)
        .AddEntityFrameworkStores<ApplicationDbContext>();

    services.AddAuthentication(options =>
        {
            options.DefaultScheme = "Cookie";
            options.DefaultChallengeScheme = "challenge";
        })
        .AddCookie("Cookie")
        .AddOpenIdConnect("challenge", options =>
        {
            options.Authority = "http://auth.is4server.com";
            options.SignInScheme = "Cookie";
            options.RequireHttpsMetadata = false;
            options.ClientId = "server.hybrid";
            options.ClientSecret = "secret";
            options.ResponseType = "code id_token";
            options.SaveTokens = true;
            options.GetClaimsFromUserInfoEndpoint = true;
            options.Scope.Add("offline_access");
            options.Scope.Add("profile");
            options.Scope.Add("openid");
        });

    services.AddMvc().SetCompatibilityVersion(CompatibilityVersion.Version_2_2);
}

These two systems work fine locally, but when deployed I get the error:
System.Exception: An error was encountered while handling the remote login. ---> Microsoft.IdentityModel.Protocols.OpenIdConnect.OpenIdConnectProtocolException: Message contains error: 'invalid_request', error_description: 'error_description is null', error_uri: 'error_uri is null'.
   at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.OpenIdConnect.OpenIdConnectHandler.RedeemAuthorizationCodeAsync(OpenIdConnectMessage tokenEndpointRequest)
   at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.OpenIdConnect.OpenIdConnectHandler.HandleRemoteAuthenticateAsync()
   --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
   at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.RemoteAuthenticationHandler`1.HandleRequestAsync()
   at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.AuthenticationMiddleware.Invoke(HttpContext context)
   at Microsoft.AspNetCore.StaticFiles.StaticFileMiddleware.Invoke(HttpContext context)
   at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Diagnostics.EntityFrameworkCore.MigrationsEndPointMiddleware.Invoke(HttpContext context)
   at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Diagnostics.EntityFrameworkCore.DatabaseErrorPageMiddleware.Invoke(HttpContext httpContext)
   at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Diagnostics.EntityFrameworkCore.DatabaseErrorPageMiddleware.Invoke(HttpContext httpContext)
   at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Diagnostics.DeveloperExceptionPageMiddleware.Invoke(HttpContext context)

The only difference I can see is locally it is redirecting to signin-oidc with Type : x-www-form-urlencoded, which works properly.

But on the depolyed IS4 server it redirects with Type : document and gets a 500 error. But the headers still have all of the information I need, but signin-oidc does not accept the form and fails.

I am looking into having my own signin-oidc endpoint instead of using the middleware but I want this to be easily adaptable for my clients to use my IS4 server.
Any help would be much appreciated as I have been struggling with this for a couple days.
Here is the content of the failed signin-oidc content:
General
Request URL: http://localhost:5002/signin-oidc
Request Method: POST
Status Code: 500 Internal Server Error
Remote Address: [::1]:5002
Referrer Policy: no-referrer

Response Headers
Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2019 17:59:10 GMT
Server: Kestrel
Transfer-Encoding: chunked

Request Headers
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/webp,image/apng,*/*;q=0.8
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate, br
Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.9
Cache-Control: no-cache
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Length: 1477
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Cookie: .AspNetCore.OpenIdConnect.Nonce.CfDJ8G7d4NhrgFZAqO8IaG32oQ1zWDYRXeddV8UbbHzWM9_aj1-yBLqDHuKbrfGsEUiG3nPgOUL3zL4of6OK6dse4JkeFEhtK1Av1gwgduIWeT64sBQf3M0infYZFz2zLdZs3trHWd1RYH0vMAl697Q5qQqJYaOAfSELnddZOfhdPxqKJprpDil9o-RqQh5RyWU33IwXilBe1vRKvepkeIxgphoiLYtS_-YjPwCQXB_sBRIuB44FobwUWxFLJKDxA4xYHQlOW8smYTjo0hIZrsZnx0w=N; .AspNetCore.Correlation.challenge.Kia1WjnjAxluHmIXm3J5lO1TOWbzLXjidVC3fXfDmBk=N
Host: localhost:5002
Origin: null
Pragma: no-cache
Upgrade-Insecure-Requests: 1
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/72.0.3626.119 Safari/537.36

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Group from Palm Beach-area temple heads back to Guatemala for second trip
Feb. 12, 2019 - (Palm Beach Daily News / Olivia Feldman - photo courtesy: Peter Bendetson) - West Palm Beach, FL - Much of the Temple Beth-El group that traveled to Guatemala last year decided to go back last month, this time with a different purpose.
"It was time to go back, but this time not on a mission of gratitude, but on a humanitarian mission," said Peter Bendetson, a Palm Beach resident and Beth-El board member.
The West Palm Beach temple partnered with the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County to organize a trip to the country from Jan. 25 to 29 to help fellow Israel supporters. The group included Bendetson and Temple Beth-El President Ilan Kottler. Beth-El Rabbi Leonid Feldman and Palm Beach Synagogue Rabbi Moshe Scheiner, who went last year, were unable to attend this year, Bendetson said.
Over five days, the group met with Guatemala First Lady Patricia Marroquín and U.S. Ambassador to Guatemala Luis Arreaga and also traveled to the remote village of San Andres Osuna to supply residents with water filters, blankets and lights.
Bendetson said when he arrived in the village, he had never seen so much poverty in his life.
"Most people don't even have bathrooms," he said. "To see 350 people line up and treat you like heroes, it's really an incredible feeling."
In May, Guatemala became the second country to move its embassy to Jerusalem, making the move two days after the United States did. It was also the second country after the United States to recognize Israel as an independent state in 1948.
"Jewish people in general are taught to give back, and this was a way," Kottler said. "It is important to thank our friends, not just by words but by action."
Beth-El is already planning a third trip to Guatemala next year, when West Palm Beach teens can come with the group and provide school supplies for the local children.
"We live in a world with so much," Bendetson said. "We live in paradise and they really have nothing. The appreciation they show is something beyond belief."
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so embarrasin'?!.....Mariah Carey New Year's Ever lip sync fiasco [ video included ].....
Date: January 01, 2017 12:02AM
....on Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve.....does everyone lip sync.....???
....like watchin' a train wreck......
.......supposedly she didn't show up for sound check earlier.....the show was also worried if she would show up on time for the actual performance.......
Mariah Carey Vamps Her Way Through Painful Lip Sync Snafu on ABC's Rockin' New Year's Eve Special
....'As the clock was about to strike midnight, you can rest assured someone was about to get clocked backstage at Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve With Ryan Seacrest.
Multi-platinum recording artist Mariah Carey headlined the 11:30 pm half-hour of ABC's annual NYE broadcast. Unfortunately, soon into her medley of greatest hits, the vocal track gave out, leaving the singer to wander around aimlessly on stage unable to hit any of her iconic high notes on her own.
After opening with a few bars of "Auld Lang Syne," the Grammy winner emerged from a cocoon of feathers to perform the 1991 hit "Emotions," during which her backing track malfunctioned.
"This song went to No. 1, that's all we'll say," she commented from the stage, before explaining that one of the vocal tracks was missing. She then vamped by inviting those in the Times Square crowd to sing the song for her. Carey urged the technicians to "get these monitors on," while she continued on with the choreography ("just for laughs") — and with a smile. "I'm trying to be a good sport here," she said.
"That was… amazing," the singer quipped at the close of the first number, leaving the audience wondering just how she would finish that thought.
The problem appeared fixed moments later as the medley transitioned into "We Belong Together," but it soon became clear that what Carey was hearing in her earpiece was not in sync with what was heard by the audience at home, at which point she stopped lip-syncing again.
"It just doesn't get any better," she said once the set was finished, before turning heel and heading off-stage.
painful to watch...........?!
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Re: so embarrasin'?!.....Mariah Carey New Year's Ever lip sync fiasco [ video included ].....
Posted by: MacArtist
It was painfully embarrassing to watch.
She tried to get through it but...ouch.
I sit on a man's back, choking him and making
him carry me, and yet assure myself and others
that I am very sorry for him and wish to ease his
lot by all possible means — except by getting off
his back. - Leo Tolstoy, novelist and Philosopher
Posted by: tenders
I'm not a particular fan of her work or her drama but I do feel sorry for her on this one. Nobody signed up for that.
Posted by: fmgtech
That's OK, I think the silence was probably better than listening to her sing.
Posted by: Onamuji
Could have been worse. At this point, we know she's not hitting the high notes anymore. (Isolated tracks from her Xmas performance are... not flattering.)
At least she didn't dance a jig.
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Posted by: Mr645
No worse then Pit Bulls Miami concerns, lots of rappers all screaming into the mic for 2 hours. Could not even tell what song they were screaming.
She gets paid to be on stage to "milli-vanilli" for 8 mins. She sucked it up and stayed up there til the bitter end.
I feel sorry for her.
....would feel sorry for regular person but she has become too much of a Diva [ though unable to back up the Diva status. Her X-mas performance last year? was horrible too ]......loved her in the early years but she seems to have become a caricature of herself [ not in a good way ].....
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Just happen to see this youtube video on Autotune last night.
Interesting, to some extent
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She still has watchable curvy bits.
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Posted by: Kraniac
Sorry, she handled it PERFECTLY..she is one of THE top shelf pop stars and she can sing her ass off..period and has earned her keep..@#$%& like this happens and IMO she aced it..
These productions are rife with tech issues..doing this stuff live is very complicated for television...and it's not a full on show..different performers..blh blah TV entertainment..which has almost always been lip synched.
We watch lots of music from the 50's and 60's from Black and White TV shows..right on through Bandstand and Soul Train 60's 70's and these folks almost always were lip synching..always..We watch those and we enjoy them and we don't say nothing..we enjoy the hit as it was..
I love Mariah..and I don't care if she's a diva..you can read very nice stuff about her and you can also find nasty stuff..but for the most part she's known as being very accommodating to her fans..I see a good spirit in her..but you don't make it to where she is by being straight up nice all the time..all of these people in the music industry are surrounded by sycophants , predators, parasites..loking to take your money at every turn..you have to have a very tough skin...
So, whatever, boyz and girls..I love a good DIVA who deserves her @#$%&...and..Never meet your heroes..
A fan of her voice, all out POP songs and her Schtick..
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Posted by: Acer
Since when is lip syncing to backing track in a live televised performance news? There's no way you can prance about the stage and sing with the same power and precision as your studio album. The problem is that she couldn't fake it to meet expectations, not the lip syncing as such. Kinda like professional wrestling...
Exactly..ACER understands what Mariah knows....fake it enough to meet expectations..she knew that wouldn't fly....hmm..lots of problems there..Tear out your in ear monitor to get rid of the problem with the backing track so you can start singing??
Can't..cause then she's standing on a stage where she can't hear a damn thing..none of these stages are set up with wedge monitors..cus the performer's are monitoring through in ear devices...
and if you've ever been on a stage that is not set up for live monitoring, or, one that has bad..or zero monitoring for the band/performer...you generally can't hear anything sensible..levels are off..you cannot find your key because you can't hear ..because it's loud..nothing to get hold of..period.
It's a disaster..there are delays built into these rigs for the speaker systems because Times square has speakers all over for the live feed..and they have to use delays because of distances and a number of other reasons... all sorts of stuff going on here.
And she knew as a seasoned pro, that trying to sing her way through it would have been MUCH worse..She acknowledged the tech issue and I thought she did exactly the right thing by making fun out of it..
She has been through this before and knew that the internet would have LIT up if she tried to sing it..cause it would have sucked..Smart girl who is a total Pro and actually has a great grasp of the tech issues she was facing in that second where everything went wrong
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I don't think that this was a traditional lip-sync fiasco a la Britney.
This one is an interesting peek behind the curtain because her high-notes were pre-recorded and broken out separately from the other vocal track(s). It seems that she expected to do some singing, but wasn't planning upon doing her signature stuff.
She used to be able to hit those notes on-stage, but recent stumbles have exposed some problems with range as she ages. (To her credit, unlike most of her peers, she seems to be able to hit the notes that she goes for.)
So, we don't have a performer who is lip-syncing all the time. Only strategically.
That's interesting. Potentially dramatic. Is this done for technical reasons because of ill-fitting choreography; is it a pure vanity problem; or is she struggling to please fans who won't allow her to age gracefully?
What is amazing is that so many people, including friends of mine, still watch New Year's Rocking Eve. At least this one sounds like it was interesting.
I think it's more of that fact that on TV..if they're doing a lip synch..they use the studio version of the hit..cause that's what folks want..and why not? What else are you gonna use
Sometimes, they leave the mic open so she can pop in some improv verbiage only..prompting the audience..in Mariah's case..the whistle notes..her trademark..are not there for her..so it might be only those..Of course they can take only the tracks they need..
But..it's cold out there and these songs have a lot of challenges and cold air in her windpipe is not gonna help her..it's gonna hurt her..She's had voice issues in the past. Singing in the cold for someone like this just is a bad idea
The point is..she wash;'t getting the whole feed in her in ear and that it was out of synch with the live feed..she was saying.."put these monitors on please!!"
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I feel sorry for Nick Cannon.
Posted by: Beam Me Up Scotty
Here's an interesting explanation:
D & C
LOL..So Mariah brought down the WTC??
Kraniac
<sarcasm>Yes, she's hotter than the melting point of steel...</sarcasm>
Where'd you get that from (summarized) "Her earpiece dropped behind her back, here are the pics" ...?
Posted by: hal
woa, woa... hold on a minute here... DO NOT include me in that 'we'.
I ALWAYS hated lipsync performances on TV. And later, the first time I saw a 'music video' (pre MTV) and wanted to throw my TV against the wall.
When I discovered that really good bands actually sound better live than on record, I would never again accept lipsyncing as anything short of corrupt and anyone doing it is less than a real performer. If you can't sing well while prancing around, don't prance around - that's my opinion and it'll stay with me to the very end.
I consider these 'performances' as something akin to slimy. A gigantic payday for a bit of posing and slight of hand. The Who may be past their prime, but they did a 1/2time show without lipsyncing and they are old and deaf.
Perhaps you can tell that I've never been a fan of Carey, but if I saw one of my heroes doing that, they'd stop being one of my heroes.
Hey, happy new year everyone!
Onamuji
the video was built just like 911 truther videos or any youtube conspiracy videos
....apparently she showed up for soundcheck earlier but abbreviated it......
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LMAO..lighten up, Hal !!
You probably have seen a few your heroes doing it if they were ever on TV in the 60's or 70's..all those shows used lip synching..it's TV.
I have standards too..I love a live performance and would feel slighted if i knew there was lip synching going on in a regular concert setting..But this kind of production demands lip synching in many instances..it just does..cause it's just a friggin new years cameo -in extremely challenging technical parameters..if you know anything about this- and what it takes to get it right..you would understand why these kinds of events are synched..Or, need "help" in many regards...
Now if you happened to notice..the main things Mariah was Li[p Synching to were the parts in these songs where she has a tough time hitting those extremely high notes because of her age..the rest?? She was gonna sing..and she CAN sing..better than most in case you didm';t know..and you don't have to be a fan to understand this..one of the iconic Pop voices of this age..period.
Of course I share the desire to see my heroes play straight up live...But the Who played more than a few TV shows where they mimed along with their hit..so did the Stones, the Beatles..everyone did because that's how it was done for Television..because it's super hard to make great sounding live bits in a TV studio..or in Times Square with chaos everywhere.
Posted by: richorlin
I like her response: "@#$%& happens. No big deal"
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James Brown could do splits while singing.
At an older age, too.
What do people expect from televised specatcles like this? It's going to be controlled and canned for the masses to minimize risk. The Stupor Bowel halftime is the same way.
Not a fair comparison. Much of what he was singing was composed of painful grunts.
Posted by: Fritz
Seems like the dancers found their time just fine. They don't appear to have in ears. But finding the beat under those conditions would be somewhat easier than finding time and phrasing for a singer.
NY Eve PA is f'n loud. I did NBC just down the block in truck, and monitor way louder in the truck then normal coz the PA is screaming, especially the bottom.
99% of performances in the same situ are live to track. The bounce off the buildings in TS at the volume of the PA is insane. All kinds of different time delays. Total live is total chance, unless it's total accapella.
Near the top of Auld, she appears already to be having issues with the in-ears. She's poking at her left ear.
At 2:45 in the 2nd link, one can plainly see in-ears on her back. And at different times, she is searching for the in ear.
Whoever dressed them (should have been her peeps) and the rcvr (you can see one of the dancers trying to attach at the top of the 2nd song), to begin with, did not account enough for movement and/or wasn't given enough time to do a proper job, unlike make-up and hair which prolly got a couple hours.
MC, at best, is a difficult performer to contend with on TV. Been there.
She was and perhaps still is a very capable singer. But I've only heard her hit it in rehearsal.
Course, I don't walk out on a stage in front of 20000 people. Well, once, but that was different.
Been there for lots of heavys when 5h1t fails. It ain't pleasant. Many a monitor mixer has had all kinds of loose things thrown at him.
Live, many tech issues can happen with playback. Believe me. I have crashed and burned a couple times, live, on international broadcast. No joy in that.
She did what she could, but the fault lies totally in her camp from what I see and know.
Celebrity performers need to understand some of the technology and not just blow it off.
Those in ears would have benefitted from a teense of Top Stick.
!#$@@$#!
If there are spelling issues, please pardon, Owen the cat is sitting on my keyboard.
Is that it? That's like... nothing. It's not like we don't know she can sing.
Her body is bangin'
Fritz gotz it..
She was saying at some point that she couldn't even hear the snare drum..so you know it was not navigable for her..plus the backing track was moving, out of synch and dropping out.
delays in the crowd PA --up the block..booming and nothing else..crowd noise, regular noise...
As for her in ear..it was messed with and dumped quickly..
Until you have performed on a stage with a plugged in band you will never understand what it sounds like up there..With a great monitoring system..it can envelope the band and singers in great sound..you know what you sound like as a band.. and can then really play..
Much of the time? on bar stages, even bigger venues etc? You can't hear any semblance of a mix and everyone except the drummer and the bass player are winging it in various ways..
Not a chance for her to know what's going on onstage..She knew it and knew she shouldn't try to sing..so she vamped it.
My Son's I were joking that it was either acknowledge it and play with it..or that she should go into a THE WHO rage and start completely trashing the stage..guitars through speakers..smashing axes to pieces, people injured from flying parts broken off..set fire to the drum kit..
We re watched it last night and it was delicious...her timing at the end with "That was...(perfect pause) Amazing!"
Love it all and I do love most Pop schtick..it's about half of what it's all about
Still haven't seen it, but I am surprised that anyone is surprised. I guess you all think that the Macy's parade is all performed live, too.
I'm surprised to see someone who profited from a cruel, slave driving dictatorship get so much support. Sad to see her diva status means more than modern day slavery.
Um...John Lennon was known, in many of his lights, as a first rate @#$%&.
So were a lot of ours and yours heeeroes and sheeroes
They are everywhere. People with talent that drive hard, push people down who get in the way..folks who have mega talent and maybe started out nice.. who have learned the '@#$%&' thing because of all the parasites that flock to them...and then just plain old @#$%& who might make great music or art. The list is long.
Don't meet your heroes (and don't meet your not heroes. they may be worse)
And, there are two sides to every story..
These sayings are around for a reason.
Folks love to diss people that they really know nothing about..we should;t do that. I do my best to deal with the work and not the persona..Im not perfect..sometimes douchy stories get the better of me....
Mariah once fired her whole crew..of course the crew went to the press..oh she did this and that..blah blah..started telling everyone about all her stuff..
Well, the reason she fired them was because they weren't doing their @#$%& jobs..they were riding the gravy train and weren't taking care of HER @#$%&..which is what they were being paid for.
The slave thing? Sorry..when you are on salary..salary, you work till the work's done..that's the way that @#$%& goes. My wife is on salary..she don't get overtime.
I hope you at least give your wife a bonus at Christmas time
LMAO..hell no...no bonus. I pay her well so she CANT leave.
Funnily enough..my Wife is the total Mariah freak..I mean, she's a fan of a lot of pop, r&b, old gen hip hop, straight up rock folks..But there were a few Mariah hits that she'll stop the vehicle for so she con concentrate on singing along..
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"Christopher Pryde and his hidden prejudices" (7 Jan. 2018)
tags: Aiyaz Khaiyum, Bainimarama Government, Burness/Shameem case, Christopher Pryde, Director of Public Prosecutions, DPP, Fiji CID, Flotsam and Jetsam, FNPF, FNPF pensioners' contracts, Human rights, media freedom, Permanent Secretary Justice, Professor Wadan Narsey, Radio NZ International, sedition, voicing dissent
Christopher Pryde and his hidden prejudices
Fiji's Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde, responded to a Radio NZ story on Fiji MPs' fear of facing sedition charges for voicing dissent by making the grand statement that "no one in Fiji risks facing sedition charges for voicing dissent".
How reassuring to the gullible in Fiji and abroad but how utterly unbelievable to those who know what has gone on in Fiji during Christopher Pryde's stint in high places in Fiji's legal system.
How conveniently does Pryde forget that Fiji Times publisher (Hank Arts) and Editor in Chief (Fred Wesley) have been facing sedition charges not even for "voicing dissent" but for a Letter to the Editor by a Fijian reader, published in the Fijian vernacular Na Lalakai, and deemed by the DPP to be seditious in nature. It was not the publisher or editor "voicing dissent" but someone else who was expressing their opinion through a Letter to the Editor.
How disgraceful that the same DPP's Office under Pryde has been dragging the prosecution of that that case out for more than two years totally trashing the time honored maxim that "justice delayed is justice denied".
Or is Pryde mindful of his employer's strategy that having the Fiji Times owners, publishers, editors and journalists facing some ongoing charge year after year will encourage Fiji times to bnot perform its "watchdog" role on the government of the day, that any good media ought to be doing?
The public should remember Christopher Pryde's rise to fame under an illegal military dictatorship. He was appointed as Solicitor General in 2007 after the the 2006 military coup, and in 2009 also appointed as Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Justice, Electoral Reform and Anti-Corruption.
Then in 2011, he secretly made himself useful to Khaiyum when the Bainimarama Government was in the process of unlawfully terminating by military decree the contracts that FNPF had with its pensioners and unilaterally reducing their pension rate.
A certain economist (Professor Wadan Narsey) who had prepared the economic statement for the Burness/Shameem case and had publicly "voiced dissent" against the illegal actions by the Bainimarama Government, FNPF Board and management, was taken in for questioning by the Criminal Investigations Department of the Fiji Police, for alleged "sedition", his home was searched for seditious material, and a computer and phone taken away for further investigation.
Under questioning at the CID office in Suva Street in the company of a lawyer (from the firm of Hanif-Tuitoga) the economist had taken along, he interestingly learnt that a certain Christopher Pryde had been formally involved in the meetings with Khaiyum, that led to the CID investigation of the potential sedition charges against this economist.
Interestingly, the economist learnt that Christopher Pryde had requested that "others" be seen to initiate the sedition charges since he was PS Justice. It was only later that Christopher Pryde was was appointed Director of Public Prosecutions.
Radio NZ International should ask Christopher Pryde whether he was involved in initiating "sedition" charges against Professor Narsey who had "voiced dissent" to the Bainimarama Government's illegal trashing of FNPF pensioners' contracts.
Radio NZ International should ask Christopher Pryde why he has not seen fit to pursue charges of sedition against those who openly committed treason and sedition in Fiji in 2006 and 2009 when they abrogated the 1997 Constitution approved unanimously by the Fiji Parliament.
Radio NZ International should ask Pryde why he never sought to prosecute those military personnel under whose authority five CRW soldiers were taken from police custody at the Nabua Police Station after the 2000 mutiny, and tortured to death that very same day (as verified by a magistrate).
Radio NZ International should ask Christopher Pryde why he has not prosecuted those responsible for the other unlawful deaths in military and policy custody after the 2006 military coup.
Radio NZ International should ask Christopher Pryde why he has not persevered with the prosecution of a certain Minister whose driving led to the death of a poor pedestrian.
Christopher Pryde may make as many grand statements as he likes, but his prejudices are not very far from the surface to those who have a longer memory than the intimidated media in Fiji or those abroad, like Radio NZ International.
Christopher Pryde will be remembered in Fiji's history as yet another expatriate "Flotsam and Jetsam" who drifted into Fiji waters, eagerly serving and benefiting from illegal military coups and governments with little respect for basic human rights or freedoms, while making grand heroic pronouncements.
Sadly, Fiji has no shortage of these expatriate Flotsam and Jetsam which drift to our illegal shores, rapidly rising through eager service to illegality and immorality, while trashing our human rights.
All kudos to international media, like Radio NZ International, for not bowing to the evil forces in Fiji which have succeeded in controlling, oppressing and suppressing local media.
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This year's trip to Rukungiri in South Western Uganda was an incredible time. We met hundreds of people in lots of different settings. It's always hard to know where to start when we return from one of these trips but I wanted to introduce you to five of the people we met. Here are their stories.
Perhaps when you've finished reading you could think about getting involved in supporting the projects for the coming year.
I first met Esther back in 2015 when we had a little wander around the local market. Esther is a bit of a fixture in Rukungiri and spends her days sifting maize and selling her wares to support her family. She is typical of a woman in this part of Africa; working hard to provide for those she loves.
The Special Needs Unit at Kitazgurukwa School just outside Rukungiri is a very special place. It is the only place that children with additional needs can go to receive a fantastic education and be supported by caring professionals. Children with disabilities are often hidden away by their parents because they don't know what to do with them. Some are ashamed.
The work The Chilli Children Project do in Uganda to support these families is nothing short of miraculous. They change the lives of these children dramatically, offering them something they simply would not receive if Chilli Children didn't exist.
Marvin is one of the newest boarders at the school and has Down's Syndrome. He is thriving in his new environment and has made lots of friends. When I met Marvin he stared deep into my eyes and it's likely Marvin has never seen a muzungu (white person) before.
This year's project is at Rishararazi School in a remote village, about an hour's drive from Rukungiri. Each morning we drove to the building site to continue the work to build 3 new classrooms for the nursery children in the school. At least 95% of adults in the village have no education and so the development of the school is going to make a huge difference.
Norman has just retired as the Headteacher of the school having been there for many, many years. There are nearly 300 children in the school and for a lot of people there, we were the first muzungus they've ever seen.
The project is going be incredible for the community as it will bring together the locals and offer a significantly brighter future for the children there.
Each year we spend time with Mosaic Vision, a project that supports child headed families. Osbert is 14 years old and is a 'single orphan'/ That means his Dad has died but his Mum is still alive. We don't know how long she will live for because she, like her husband, is HIV positive.
Osbert is in the Mosaic programme and is sponsored. That means he can go to school, is provided with his uniform and receives ongoing practical and emotional support. Osbert is typical of many, many children in Uganda that are victims of the spread of HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa.
When working at Rishararazi one morning, we were approached by a mother and her son. Edison was limping and clearly in pain. His mother didn't speak a word of English and so we called in a little bit of help from Columbus (our driver) and Zedekiah (the building company owner).
Edison has contracted a waterborne disease that has caused his leg to swell and his skin to become mottled. He is agony, so much so that Columbus (certainly not a wimp of a man, he survived being chased by a hippo no less) said he would rather amputate his leg than live with such pain. We are trying to help Edison get the medical help he needs but it isn't straightforward.
It's an experience that is common in places like Uganda, where water is a daily challenge. It can be hard to find, or at least a long walk from home. It carries the risk of disease and, for young girls, the risk of sexual assault.
Hopefully we'll be able to at least help Edison.
We met Fred at the Chilli Children Life Skills Clinic. He came to the clinic with his dad and nobody could quite believe he was 12 months old, he looked about 2 months old, tops. His skin was translucent and he was severely malnourished.
Fred sums up what the Chilli Children are all about. They had walked a long way to the only place they knew they would get some help. Fred was immediately referred to Kisizi Hospital and placed in intensive care. Tragically it was too late. Just a few days later, Fred died.
Fred's story, like all these incredible people, are the reason we do what we can to help. They're not unusual stories, they're routine, they're the norm. Schudio exists to support those in desperate need in Uganda. We provide services to schools to the highest level possible to help us make a difference to these people.
Would you partner with us to make as much of a difference as we can? We're running two projects next year and you can find out more on our charity page or please drop us a line to chat through how you could get involved.


PDT Members are held to a higher standard. In order to maintain a level of excellence, PDT members have additional classes, rehearsal times, requirements and fees. If you can't meet the PDT requirements, we have other performance opportunities that can accommodate any dancer at any level in a fun environment.
Please read the PLANNING GUIDE prior to auditioning!
To learn more about PDT and the PDT Crew, please read below the general list of requirements for PDT members.
ALL DANCERS MUST AUDITION or be invited before they are selected for the team (even if you have been accepted before you will need to re-audition each season).
Parents of a dancer ages 7-18 must complete an Audition Application prior to auditions.
You cannot "pick" which pieces you want to be placed in. All casting decisions are made by the Director and the audition panel. Your piece placement is based off of your audition, your previous training, your prior class attendance and work ethic, and your summer class involvement.
The PDT performs each season for several community events throughout Loveland and Greeley such as The Corn Roast Parade, Eagles Hockey, Oktoberfest, Day of Dance, Hip-hop Madness, Children's Festival and other local benefits.
The PDT attends 3-4 competitions per season (depending on the dancer's age). All competitions and conventions are held during weekends in the greater Denver area.
Team Members are expected to attend ALL rehearsals and maintain 80% attendance in required technique classes. Please do not over-commit!
Each Team Member is a reflection of the studio. Team Members are part of an elite team and are expected to set good examples through attendance, dress code and work ethic.
Each season is a nine month commitment.
Please be a supportive parent. Parents should give support and positive feedback. Instructors and choreographers should give the corrections and coaching notes.
PDT Costumes are professionally constructed or styled by our in-house seamstress.
Team Members will have a personalized monthly payment plan to include all of their season's fees. Payment will start in August.
"Jazz" choreography consists of many different styles including Lyrical, Contemporary, Character and Musical Theater.


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Tackling Gun Violence as a Public Health Issue
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Steve Du Bois attends the International Congress of Behavioral Medicine in Santiago, Chile
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Under the general heading of "Church Nurture," this Ministry Work Area deals with a wide range of activities that often provide the nuts-and-bolts support that encourages and allows fellowship to happen.
Purpose Statement: Nurture/congregational care supports the fellowship that is so crucial to the Christian life. Christian fellowship in recreation activities, groups for men, women and youth, work groups, choir, studying together, worshipping together, and so forth celebrates God's grace that can bring people together that think they have no business being together, tear down dividing walls of hostility, and give gifts to each member for up building the church body in love.


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Tag: Court of Appeals
Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Appeal of Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick
By Allan Lengel
DETROIT — Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's travels through the federal court system came to an end on Monday when the U.S. Supreme Court rejected without comment his request to appeal his conviction.
A federal jury in 2013 convicted Kilpatrick, 46, of public corruption charges. He was sentenced to 28 years in prison and is currently serving his time in a federal prison in El Reno, Okla.
He appealed his case to U.S. Court of Appeals, which refused to overturn the conviction.
The odds were against the Supreme Court taking the case. It takes so few and usually looks to see if a case brings up new legal issues that need clarification.
One key issue of the appeal, his attorney Harold Gurewitz argued, was that the trial judge gave federal agents too much latitude by letting them interpret for jurors written communications involving Kilpatrick.
Posted: June 27th, 2016 under News Story.
Tags: Court of Appeals, Kwame Kilpatrick, U.S. Supreme Court
Appeals Court: Different Standards for FBI Fitness Test Is Not Discrimination
The FBI's physical fitness test has different standards for men and women. Men, for example, must do more than twice the number of push-ups as women.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit dismissed a challenge to the test by a man who was turned down to become special agent because he could only do 29 of the required 30 push-ups, The Washington Post reports.
Jay J. Bauer filed a discrimination suit, saying he was held to a different standard than women.
But the appeals court said that's not necessarily a problem because the "physical fitness standards suitable for men may not always be suitable for women, and accommodations addressing physiological differences between the sexes are not necessarily unlawful."
Women are required to perform 14 push-ups.
Posted: January 13th, 2016 under News Story.
Tags: 4th circuit, Court of Appeals, discrimination, FBI, fitness test, gender
Case Stemming from ATF Stash House Sting Shouldn't Be Dismissed, Appellate Court Rules
Federal agents did not commit "outrageous" misconduct by luring suspects into a robbery of a fictitious drug house, a federal appellate panel ruled Thursday, the Los Angeles Times reports.
The decision reverses a district court judge's earlier ruling that the suspects' due process rights were violated when the ATF enticed them into committing a robbery.
The reversal by the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals means the suspects, Antuan Dunlap and Joseph Whitfield, still face charges.
The three-judge panel questioned the practice but said the actions didn't raise to "extremely high standard" for dismissing cases.
"The ATF targeted individuals who had already demonstrated an interest in committing robberies, and did little more than 'set the bait' by inventing a fictitious cocaine stash house they could rob," the judges wrote.
Other Stories of Interest
FBI Helps Search for Washington Teenager Missing Since Last Week
County District Attorney in New York Under FBI Investigation
Fugitive in Sacramento-Area Child Molestation Case Sought by FBI
Homeland Security Chief Says No Carry-on Bag Ban – Yet
Arizona Town to Keep Eye on Border Patrol Checkpoint for Abuses
Posted: December 5th, 2014 under News Story.
Tags: ATF, court, Court of Appeals, Drug Houses, Overruled
Court of Appeals Grills Justice Department Over Handling of Barry Bonds' Steroids Case
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The Justice Department's attempt to maintain a criminal conviction against retired baseball slugger Barry Bonds is a swing and miss, several U.S. appeals court judges ruled.
Reuters reports that the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals had serious doubts that Bonds' testimony about steroids amounted to a crime.
"I find your reading of the statute absolutely alarming," Judge William Fletcher told the government.
Bonds testified in 2003 under a grant of immunity that he did not use performance-enhancing drugs.
The judges expressed serious doubts that Bonds committed a crime.
In April 2011, the slugger was convicted of one obstruction charge, while the jury couldn't reach a verdict on three perjury charges.
Posted: September 19th, 2014 under News Story.
Tags: Barry Bonds, baseball, Court of Appeals, Justice Department, Steroids
Attorneys for Convicted Nazi War Criminal Seek Posthumous Restoration of U.S. Citizenship
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Shoshanna Utchenik
Even in death, his legal battle continues.
The JTA News Service reports that attorneys for deceased Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk are trying to restore his U.S. citizenship. They've asked a U.S. appeals court to restore his status posthumously.
Demjanjuk, a former Cleveland area autoworker, died in Germany in March at age 91. He was free at the time appealing his conviction for participating in the murder of 27,900 people at the Sobibor death camp in Poland.
To read the full story, click here.
Posted: April 16th, 2012 under News Story.
Tags: citizenship, Court of Appeals, John Demjanjuk, Nazi, war crimes
Appeals Court Upholds Multi-Million $$ Judgments Against Feds in Whitey Bulger Murders
Payday may be getting closer for families who had relatives who fell victim to Boston mobster James "Whitey" Bulger.
The Associated Press reports that a federal appeals court has upheld multi-million dollar judgments against the government in the deaths of three people supposedly murdered by Bulger, who sits behind bars now after being the on lam for 16 years.
AP reported that the court on Friday "upheld awards of $1.3 million, $350,000 and $1.1 million for the families of Debra Davis, Deborah Hussey and Louis Litif, respectively."
AP reported that the higher court echoed the sentiments of the trial judge, who found the FBI was reckless in using Bulger and fellow mobster Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi as snitches while protecting them from prosecution. Bulger is accused of 19 murders.
OTHER STORIES OF INTEREST:
FBI Searches for Alorton Street Superintendant (CBS)
In Defense of J. Edgar (The Telegraph)
Megaupload Now Displays FBI Anti-Piracy Warning (TorrentFreak.com)
FileSonic Has Disabled File Sharing in Wake of Megaupload Takedown (Ars Technica)
Anonymous of Latin America and the Caribbean Declare War on US Security Systems (AllVoices.com)
Posted: January 23rd, 2012 under FBI, News Story.
Tags: Court of Appeals, FBI, James Whitey Bulger
Appellate Judges Skeptical of Ex-Congressman Jefferson's Appeal
It's been six years since FBI agents raided ex-Congressman William Jefferson's Capitol Hill home and found $90,000 in his freezer, and more than two years since he was sentenced to 13 years in prison for bribery and other public corruption charges.
Still, the 64-year-old New Orleans politician, who lost Jefferson a re-election bid in 2008, hasn't served one day in prison. He's out awaiting the outcome of his appeal on a sentence that was the harshest ever given to a member of Congress for a public corruption conviction.
Last week, Appellate judges expressed skepticism about his appeal, according to New Orleans Times-Picayune star reporter Bruce Alpert. Jefferson was convicted in August 2009 of 11 of 16 counts.
Alpert writes that legal experts say Jefferson could get some of the 11 counts overturned.
But the question, according to the Times-Picayune, is whether getting some overturned will make a difference and prompt the stoic federal judge in Alexandria, Va. T.S. Ellis III to lower his sentence.
"He really needs a home run in his appeal, a triple or double might not help him," Dane Ciolino, a law professor at Loyola University told the Picayune.
MORE STORIES OF INTEREST:
FBI, SEC Probe Wilmington Trust (Delaware Online)
FBI Honors Police Chief Norm Mayer (Courier-Journal)
Two Jersey City Councilmen Questioned by FBI (NJ.com)
Ex-Officers Jailed for Lying to Feds (Boston Globe)
Is Gosar's Attack on Holder Part of Larger Minority Rights Attack? (Tucson Citizen)
ATF Agent's Open Letter to Holder (Gateway Pundit Blog)
26 Arrested in Niagara Falls Drug Raid (WGRZ)
Posted: December 14th, 2011 under FBI, News Story.
Tags: Court of Appeals, New Orleans, prison, William Jefferson
Mass. Democrat Asks Congress to Pay $8.5 Mil to Victims' Families in Whitey Bulger Murders
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By Danny Fenster
Rep. William R. Keating (D-Mass.) is asking Congress to pay the families of two men allegedly killed by James "Whitey'' Bulger the $8.5 million they were initially awarded by a Boston federal judge, the Boston Globe reported. The Court of Appeals this year tossed out the award on a technicality, saying the families filed the suits too late.
Bulger allegedly killed the two men after learning from the FBI that one of them was cooperating with agents against Bulger, reports Boston.com.
A judge in 2009 found the government responsible for the 1982 deaths of Michael Donahue and Edward "Brian" Halloran. The judge found the government acted irresponsibly by essentially letting Bulger run wild and commit crimes while he worked as an informant. But the Justice Department fought against the judgment, and successfully argued on appeal that the lawsuit had not been filed on time.
The Quincy Democrat reported that Keating filed two bills late Tuesday seeking compensation for the families of Donahue and Halloran because they failed to get justice in federal court.
"I just thought justice wasn't being served,'' Keating told the Globe. "I know if it was my family, I wouldn't feel comfortable sleeping at night until every possible avenue was pursued.'' The Democrat from Massachusetts filed two bills late Tuesday seeking compensation for the families.
Donahue, a 32-year-old truck driver, was giving Halloran, a 41-year-old associate of Bulger's, a lift home from a waterfront bar in Boston on May 11, 1982. Bulger and an unidentified associate allegedly opened fire on the car, killing both men. A longtime sidekick of Bulger's, and fellow informant, Stephen "The Rifleman'' Flemmi testified in court that John J. Connolly Jr., a former FBI agent, warned him and Bulger that Halloran was cooperating with the feds, even implicating the gangsters in an earlier slaying.
"Flemmi said the tip prompted Bulger to kill Halloran and that Donahue was just an innocent bystander," reported the Globe.
Posted: October 13th, 2011 under FBI, News Story.
Tags: Court of Appeals, FBI, john j. connolly jr., rep. william keating, Whitey Bulger


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The Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) course emphasizes the importance of basic life support (BLS), integration of effective BLS with ACLS interventions, and effective team interaction and communication during resuscitation. The course is for professionals who respond to cardiovascular emergencies and require an initial or renewal ACLS Provider Course Completion Card. This course includes a written exam and skills test. Participants will receive a course completion card.
Knowledge of cardiac rhythms, ACLS treatment algorithms, and ACLS core pharmacology.
Current BLS for Healthcare Providers course completion card.
Complete precourse assessment test at www.heart.org/eccstudent (passcode: acls15), 84% or better is required.
All Princeton Health employees must sign up using a CPR registration form. Click here to download the form.
A book is required by AHA for advance preparation. If you are registering less than two weeks prior to the class start date, you will need to pick up your book in person.
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Due to course curriculum, participants who arrive more than 15 minutes late to class will not be permitted to attend and must reschedule.
A $35 book fee will be deducted from any refunds for cancellations made after the book has been mailed out.


Have you ever noticed that when you focus your attention on any one sense completely, you become more present? Smelling the dank, minerally moisture in the woods in autumn. Fully experiencing the taste and feel of chocolate in your mouth. Focusing on the sounds of the frogs in a nearby pond.
This is especially true with listening to others. When I listen with my whole self to another person, it's a portal to presence. Also, listening allows me to reach out of my own experience and join with another person. It relieves me of the illusion that I am actually separated from that person.
If you've never had this experience - of releasing your Self through the process of listening - you may not actually be listening.
Once Person A pauses for a socially acceptable response time, Person B then offers up the goods that she gathered while supposedly listening. At that point, the words waiting in Person B's antechamber are summarily dismissed from their brain.
Then the whole process starts all over again in the other person's head.
Like conflict, listening is one of those words that doesn't excite most people. It's drab. It carries a certain weakness, as if it's the submissive move made by someone who doesn't have the guts to speak.
Yet I'm pretty sure that if we could just get a little more listening going on we could save the world. I'm talking the end of war, poverty, and disease. With this whole antechamber system we've been using, we miss out on all sorts of good opportunities not only to be more present, but also to gather more information, understand people better, develop compassion, and collaborate. All the actions required to make things happen.
So here's a game to try: Next time you're having a conversation with someone, welcome their words all the way into your brain and maybe even your heart. If you start to frantically flip through your internal filing system looking for a response while they're speaking, stop yourself and sit politely at full attention listening for what is new, compelling, or resonant in what the person is saying. You may want to ask a question to get a better understanding when they stop talking. You get extra points if you take the risk that you will have absolutely nothing to say when they finish speaking except "uh huh". Let it be OK if this results in complete silence and refrain from calling it "awkward." Just see if the experience is different and worth repeating.
Have questions or challenges about this new idea of listening? Contact me today!


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Comelit offers five-year guarantee across range of fire detection solutions
Comelit UK is now offering a free five-year guarantee from the date of manufacture as standard across the company's complete range of fire detection solutions.
The Italian security systems manufacturer, known for its high specification solutions, has brought to market in the UK an innovative range of automatic fire detection systems, including conventional and addressable panels, that have already proven successful with end users across Europe.
Already pledging its commitment to the sector by becoming a member of the Fire Industry Association and ensuring its complete fire detection systems range complies with all of the latest standards, Comelit's new five-year guarantee provides further assurance and customer peace of mind.
Colin Smith, Comelit UK's fire solutions manager, stated: "The launch of our fire detection range was a huge responsibility to meet market demand, and one that we continue to take very seriously. Our products aim to save lives and protect property from the risk of fire. The five-year guarantee endorses our commitment to our customers in providing reliable and quality fire detection systems."
Comelit's fire detection range presents solutions to accommodate all building types and facility requirements, with the option to design bespoke systems for end users where necessary. Both the ATENA and ERACLE solutions feature smoke, heat and multi-sensor detectors as well as IP-rated devices including sounders and Call Points.
Also available is Comelit's ATEX solutions that can be used in reference to zones where there's a risk of explosion due to the nature of the atmosphere and the elements it may contain.
Each system is supplied with accessories to complete given installations.
*To find out more about Comelit's Fire Division and the solutions offered visit https://www.comelitgroup.com/en-gb/
Tagged as ATENA, ATEX, Call Points, Comelit, FIA, Fire Detection, Fire Industry Association, Fire Panels, Heat Detectors, Pro-Activ Publications, Risk Xtra, Smoke Detectors, Sounders, TheSecurityLion
C-TEC, WAGNER, Apollo, Vanderbilt and Kentec Electronics look to make their mark at Security Essen
Security Essen runs from Tuesday 27 September to Friday 30 September in Germany. This year, solution manufacturers C-TEC, WAGNER, Apollo, Vanderbilt and Kentec Electronics all have an array of systems to display alongside key messaging for end users, integrators and installers.
For its part, C-TEC will be showcasing its life-safety systems. Located for the first time in Hall 3, the action-packed area dedicated to fire detection and live demonstrations, C-TEC's stand (3E14) is set to feature the company's new CAST-protocol XFP 1-2 loop addressable fire system, the range of VdS-certified EN54-4 power supplies and its powerful 1-8 loop ZFP touchscreen-controlled addressable fire panels.
Also on display will be C-TECs popular BSI-certified conventional sounder isolator system, its new EN54-13 conventional fire alarm system solution and a wealth of other innovations specifically designed for the European market.
Charlotte Manley, C-TEC's sales director, told Risk UK: "We're always very excited about Security Essen as it's a truly international show and attracts visitors from all over the world. C-TEC has invested heavily in third party certification over the past decade, and we're certainly reaping the rewards in Europe where the demand for certified systems is exceptionally high."
Visions Become Reality
'Visions Become Reality' is the slogan under which WAGNER will be exhibiting at Security Essen. WAGNER's stand (Hall 3, Stand 3D44) will feature innovative, future-safe fire prevention solutions, including air sampling smoke detectors, extinguishing technology, fire prevention and fire risk management.
WAGNER will be unveiling the TITANUS FUSION, a new all-rounder that combines the successful TITANUS family's many advantages, such as LOGIC.SENS smoke development patterning and PIPE.GUARD air flow monitoring. The air sampling smoke detector can be used even in dusty environments and is accurate to temperatures as low as -30° C. It can monitor areas up to 3,200 m² in size, and is available in sensitivity levels of 0.5, 0.1 and 0.015 % LT/m.
This year, WAGNER is also introducing the TITANUS MULTI SENS, a pioneering system designed for areas where specific deceptive phenomena (such as cigarette smoke, theatrical fog or dust) can trigger false alarms. This new self-teaching air sampling smoke detector can tell the difference between false alarms and real fires. Visitors can experience this innovative, multi-dimensional optical detection system live in fire experiments.
WAGNER's vision of employing nitrogen as an extinguishing agent gave rise to the OxyReduct active fire prevention system. The introduction of this new technology at the end of the 1990s transformed the fire prevention market, as WAGNER began offering OxyReduct active fire prevention rather than reactive extinguishing solutions.
Security Essen will be featuring the newest generation of OxyReduct models: the powerful, compact, modular OxyReduct P-Line for larger protection areas and the noise-optimised, compact OxyReduct M-Line for modular nitrogen generation at rates of 10-90 m³/h.
Apollo to showcase next generation solution
Apollo Fire Detectors, a specialist in the design and manufacture of high quality fire detection products, will be showcasing its comprehensive range of products on Stand 3B14 at Security Essen.
The new SOTERIA range is the next generation in fire detection technology and is designed to improve detection, reduce false alarms and deliver improved reliability. SOTERIA is the start of an ongoing technology innovation at Apollo. The detectors have been extensively tested by members of the Apollo in-house testing team with facilities that boast some of the most advanced private testing equipment in the UK.
Alongside SOTERIA is Apollo's enhanced protocol named CoreProtocol, the next generation in fire loop communication from Apollo giving greater control and more loop power. The new protocol builds on the established capabilities of XP95 and Discovery; with forward and backwards compatibility and the ability to manage a significantly increased number of devices.
As well as the introduction of new products, Apollo will have its new 2016-2017 Product Catalogue available, a crucial guide for anyone who specifies or installs fire detection equipment. The catalogue features all of Apollo's detection equipment, system components and specialist devices suitable for a wide range of environments.
Vanderbilt aims to be the talk of Security Essen
Vanderbilt will attend Security Essen for the first time this year, and will be exhibiting the latest developments across all three of its product ranges: access control, intruder detection and video surveillance.
At Security Essen, Vanderbilt will feature Aliro 2 – the latest generation of its access control solution. Building on the success of its predecessor and created alongside external developers, Aliro 2 is suitable for small through to medium-sized commercial applications, boasting easy-to-use Internet-based software and intuitive mobile features.
Using the advanced Mercury firmware platform, it supports – as standard – 64 doors and 5,000 users. With additional software licenses, the system can be increased up to 1,024 wired doors, 1,024 wireless doors and 25,000 users. Integration with Aperio is one of the highlights in the new feature set of Aliro 2, but there's "much more to come" as this new system paves the way for Vanderbilt's future migration strategy.
Vanderbilt's SPC intrusion panel will also be featured on the stand. Vanderbilt continues to develop attractive features for this range, including its SPC Connect. This cloud-based innovation provides customers with remote access to control panels, safe in the knowledge that the process is highly secure thanks to the implementation of financial grade SSL security.
New to the video portfolio is the Eventys range, a cost-effective range of cameras and recorders that are aimed at the simple set-up and plug-and-play approach. With an intuitive interface offering "outstanding functionality" and flexibility, Eventys is perfect for small to medium-sized installations that require up to 20 cameras.
Fire detection and alarm control panel solutions
Visitors to Stand 1A03 in Hall 1 Security Essen will be able to see some of the latest fire safety products from Kentec Electronics. Its extensive range of EN, UL and FM, marine, analogue, conventional and extinguishant fire control panel solutions are the first choice for many safety critical, prestigious locations across the world.
Kentec will be exhibiting its Syncro and Sigma ranges designed for the widest, most demanding range of applications. The Sigma XT range includes status units, Sigma XT+, the Sigma XT ECU hybrid solution and Syncro AS, plus its comprehensive range of UL-listed, FM-approved Elite RS analogue addressable fire control panels, Sigma A-XT releasing panel and status units and the UL-listed Sigma A-CP annunciator panel.
Show visitors will be able to see live demonstrations of the company's all-new Taktis range of fire alarm control equipment, which combines the very latest hardware and software to produce a powerful and sophisticated control and indication system that's both simple to use and understand.
The flexibility of the Taktis platform means that it can be reconfigured to realise many other control and indication applications, with direct integration into intelligent buildings a reality for end users.
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Bosch Security Systems introduces AVIOTEC video-based fire detection
Bosch Security Systems has introduced AVIOTEC, a new solution for reliable and early fire detection in challenging environments.
Building upon proven Bosch camera technology and Bosch's Intelligent Video Analysis (IVA), video-based fire detection can supplement state-of-the-art fire detection technologies and enables the early detection of smoke and flames in environments where these cannot offer satisfactory reaction times (such as buildings with high ceilings or dusty and humid areas).
AVIOTEC can also secure environments where no other solutions exist, for example saw mills or paper factories, hangars or extremely large monitoring areas.
Detect fire at the source
Using intelligent algorithms in surveillance cameras, AVIOTEC can identify smoke and flames as soon as they come into the range of the camera instead of having to wait for smoke to migrate to state-of-the-art smoke detectors.
By detecting fires at the source rather than the ceiling, cameras can issue an alarm within seconds while for point detectors it can take minutes to detect an alarm condition.
AVIOTEC is based on intelligent algorithms to distinguish between real fires and disturbance values like reflections, movements or backlights. This guarantees a very reliable detection with almost no false alarms.
AVIOTEC offers proven detection reliability in all test fires (TF1 through TF8) as specified in EN54.
The video-based fire detection system AVIOTEC scales well from a single camera to a networked system of distributed cameras with a central console and management system. Using Bosch's Dynamic Transcoding technology, it can relay alarms to an existing fire alarm panel or transmit them via Ethernet to a monitoring centre or even a mobile device like an iPad. Receiving HD quality video images in real-time gives the firefighters a good understanding of the current situation even before they arrive on the scene.
Combining safety and security
Cameras are easy to install and require very little maintenance in contrast to state-of-the-art smoke and flame detectors.
The use of PoE cameras (Power over Ethernet) can eliminate the need for individual power supplies and power cables, making AVIOTEC even more cost efficient.
AVIOTEC can also be used for very small and distributed facilities such as power stations and signal boxes where the benefit does not justify the installation of fire panels.
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