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Pressure () — второй альбом белорусской рок-группы Open Space, записанный на минских студиях «Sunflowers», «fOrZ» и «Granny Records».

Приём критиков
Автор музыкального портала «» Олег Лабунский засвидетельствовал приверженность музыкантов к инди-рок направлению, курсу, взятому с выходом предыдущего альбома «Deal With Silence», и высказал мысль, что «практически все песни идут стройным рядом, одна другой ничем не хуже, но и не лучше», а сами участники Open Space при записи вероятно вдохновлялись Брайаном Адамсом и New Order.

Штатный состав критиков музыкального портала «Experty.by» выставил работе среднюю оценку 7,25/10: Сергей Будкин выделил «подчёркнутую английскость» британского рока в исполнении ребят, чьи произведения напомнили ему The Cranbirries, «работа над ошибками» «Deal With Silence», по мнению Дмитрия Безкоровайного, была сделана, и качество мелодичного брит-попа композиций поднялось ещё на один уровень, в том числе за счёт усилий Дмитрия Иванея, приглашённого продюсера, известного по работе с группами ДДТ и Океан Ельзи, обзор Олега Климова позволил сравнивать поп-рок музыкантов британской волны, которые возмужали, с творчеством a-ha, The Rolling Stones, U2 и Depeche Mode, чему вторил Дмитрий Подберезский («музыканты явно не столько подтянули общий уровень, сколько просто повзрослели»).

Последний уже как музыкальный редактор ej.by раскрыл суть диска и сделал вывод, что на нём в достатке мейнстримовых песен, которые было бы можно ротировать, и отдельно воспел «потенциальный шлягер» «I Have A Dream». Критик обратил внимание на факт, что Open Space с этим альбомом вполне может составить конкуренцию своим англоговорящим западным коллегам на волнах «избалованных государственным регулированием» .

Музыкальный критик журнала «Rolling Stone Russia» Андрей Бухарин в своей четырёхзвёздной рецензии на CD пришёл к выводу, что стиль песен альбома находится между постпанком и брит-попом, пожурил «усреднённость», но и отметил «европейское качество» пластинки с композициями, которые понравятся почитателям групп U2, Radiohead, Placebo или Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.

Музыкальный портал Tuzin.fm назвал альбом «безупречной подделкой», в своей обзорной статье осмыслив наличие значительной связи композиций с Великобританией и её инди-рок наследием. Олег Климов как колумнист «Советской Белоруссии», выделяя для читателей достойные для пополнения личных фонотек отечественные альбомы за первые семь месяцев 2012 года, также нашёл среди песен на диске «много отсылок к британской волне», оформленных в стилях поп-рока и рока. Европейское радио для Беларуси в своей рецензии назвало пластинку «лёгкой для восприятия», а за качественный звук («более сильный, доработанный, взрослый») также выказало благодарность звукопродюсеру Дмитрию Иванею.

Второй альбом, что вышел лучше предыдущего, по мнению Хагнира с nneformat.ru, ибо «практически каждая песня из одиннадцати может претендовать на звание хита», укрепил репутацию «почти эталонной брит-поп группы». Никита Бровко из еженедельника «Новы Час» в своей обзорной статье поставил на вид, что перезаписанная в киевской студии Дмитрия Иванея версия песни «Let It Go» с одноимённого EP стала примитивнее, и констатировал, что альбом в сравнении с первым вышел более ровным по звучанию и им музыканты подвели своеобразную черту под своим минувшим англоязычным творчеством. Юрась Усков из «Нашей Нівы» подсуммировал оценки отечественных экспертов: «Поп-группа "Open Space" продолжает совершенствоваться. Вторая пластинка звучит серьёзнее дебютного альбома. Почти все песни можно ставить на радио — и это, в данном случае, комплимент».

Альбом попал в несколько топов дисков, выпущенных за свой период, в том числе по версии Experty.by, личных от музыкальных критиков Олега Климова и Дмитрия Подберезского (все за первое полугодие 2012 года), а также Юлии Коломиец (топ-10 белорусских альбомов за 2012 год).

Список композиций

Участники

Open Space:
 Виталий Матиевский — вокал, гитара.
 Максим Местовский — гитара.
 Сева Маслов — бас-гитара.
 Андрей Малашенко — барабаны, перкуссия.

Производство:
 Дмитрий Иваней — сведение и мастеринг, звукопродюсерование, аранжировки.
  — звукопродюсерование, аранжировки.
 Open Space — саунд-продюсирование, аранжировки.
  — аранжировки.
 Пётр Семенюк — аранжировки.
 Василий Сербин — инженер записи вокала.
 Максим Местовский — дизайн обложки CD.

Кавер-версии
У 2014 году группа Sunny Days спела кавер «Гэта няпроста» на песню «Do You Remember».

Примечания

Ссылки
 Pressure на сайте Яндекс.Музыка

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Unidentified paper company withdraws from negotiations to acquire NewPage's Kimberly, Wisconsin, facility; plan to convert mill's machines was not cost-effective, says administrator
Apr 28, 2011 – Forestweb By Wendy Lisney Paper, Pulp & Cellulose
LOS ANGELES , April 28, 2011 (Forestweb) – An unidentified company reported to have been developing a deal with NewPage for the acquisition of its Kimberly, Wisconsin, plant, has backed out after its business plan fell through.
The paper manufacturer had been in talks with NewPage for six months over its plan to buy the mill, which closed in 2008 with the loss of 500 jobs, according to a report by WBAY-TV.
Administrator Rick Hermus said the news was "really a kick in the gut," as the company was the only one with any real interest in the facility. He said the company had explored possibilities with other interested parties for years, but to no avail.
Hermus said he was told the potential buyer's business plan did not receive final approval from its board of directors as the plan to convert the machines in the mill was not cost-effective for the company. "Our understanding was they had an OK deal with NewPage for the purchase. It was the conversion of the machines that the business plan couldn't support," he said.
Hermus added that the deal was the last ditch effort to get the mill back up and running, and from this point he could not say what would happen to the mill. He described the situation as "scary."
Former NewPage employee Ron Kons said people had been kept waiting on edge of their seats hoping that the mill would start up, but would now have to forget about it.
A NewPage spokesperson said a number of people were interested in the mill but would not identify them.
Hermus said NewPage was not sharing its forward vision for the plant, which is currently maintained by a skeleton crew.
The primary source of this article is WBAY-TV, Green Bay, Wisconsin, on April 28, 2011.
Riversedge Developments to allow tours of former Resolute paper mill in Fort Frances, Ontario, during 90-day window; visits for suitors to determine if mill can return to manufacturing settles C$490,000 unpaid property tax announced by town officials
First Nation group warns Ontario's Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry against 'disrupting' wood supplies if former Resolute paper mill is revived in Fort Frances, Ontario; MNRF in midst of preparing management plan for Crossroute Forest
New owner of former Resolute paper mill in Fort Frances, Ontario, says 'hundreds of millions' needed to get damaged equipment, buildings in shape; city officials say Riversedge Developments owes C$437,000 in taxes on various mill properties around town
Unifor urges provincial government to revive former Resolute pulp and paper mill in Fort Frances, Ontario, worries about Riversedge Developments' plan for cannabis facility at site, Resolute's restrictions on wood harvesting license in Crossroute Fores
Klabin wins access to 27,530 m2 warehouse at Brazil's Port of Paranagua for 25 years, operations set to begin 2022; company plans 130M reais investment for space that will optimize entry into global pulp/paper markets, could be renewed for 45 more years

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Trevose, Pa – The Mid Atlantic .90 Association placed a cap on its 2016 season with its annual banquet held on February 18th in Northeast Philadelphia. A crowd of just under 140 people joined to celebrate the champions of the previous season and give away some special awards. Mid Atlantic .90 president Rob Keister kicked things off with a special video tribute honoring the racers, followed by some special awards. The rookie of the year award went to Super Gas Racer Mike Lang. Even though Lang has been racing for many years this was his first season with MASGA.
After, 2 victories and a 4th place finish in points Lang was the highest placing rookie. The sponsor of the year award went to Auto Meter Products and Marc Erickson. Autometer has been the primary sponsor of the special Top 8 event held at Cecil County and has given back to the racers over the years. The wrench of the year went to Super Gas racer George Smith who is there to always give a helping hand and lend his spare motor to someone is in need. The Driver of the Year award took on new meaning this year as it was named in honor of fallen Super Gas racer Gary Laird and it was only fitting it went to MASCA Champion Chase Fahnestock who was close friends with Gary. Two special honorary awards went to Derek Clark & Bob Keister. Clark, battled back from a garage fire in 2015 that destroyed his Oldsmobile Cutlass Super Gas Car and to Keister who is always lending a helping hand out to his son with running the association.
The crowing of the 2016 Champions was the highlight of the evening. In Super Comp, previously mentioned Chase Fahnestock won his first MASCA Championship driving his DWM Inc. / Yards Brewing Dragster. Fahnestock, recorded 4 final rounds with 2 victories in only 7 events competed in the tough series. Chase thanked his parents Joel & Crystal, family, friends and fellow racers. In conclusion a toast was made to Laird and his Grandfather who had passed away in 2016. In Super Gas, another first time champion graced the podium as Don Knoblick was crowned Champion. With 3 final round appearance in 2016, Knoblick won a nail biter in the end over Don Miller. Knoblick thanked his parents, fiancée Kelli Barbato, Business Partner Bob Silfies, Waylon and everyone who helped him get to where he is today. Knoblick also gave a toast to his fellow racers and family and is looking to defend his championship in 2017. The last of the champions was Keith Mayers. The stage was no stranger to Mayers as this was his 3rd straight Super Street Championship after 3 victories in his Black & Orange Porsche. Mayers thanked his wife Etta, all the rest of the Top 5 finishers of MASSA and is looking forward to shooting for his 4th straight championship in 2017.
In closing president Rob Keister unveiled a brand new 2017 trophy for all to see that was designed by S&W Performance Group in Spring City, Pa along with a special .90 event to be held at Numidia Dragway on July 8th & 9th that will pay $1,500 to the winners of all three classes each day. The season kicks off on April 29th & 30th at the famed Atco Dragway in Atco, NJ.


People commute via bicycle for many reasons. Some do it for environmental purposes--one fewer car on the road. Some love exercise and combine that with a commute. Another group may not be able to afford a car, but they can afford a bicycle that gets the job done.
Whether you commute on a bicycle for at least one of these reasons or another one, here are a few safety tips that may help.
A bicycle commute might be feasible most of the time but maybe not always. For example, perhaps it is a heavy-rain day or extremely windy. Rather than risk your safety venturing out, you may want to have at least one backup plan thought out in advance. You could make an agreement with your employer to telecommute these days, or a co-worker or ride-sharing driver can give you a ride.
Your backup plan for some circumstances might be to ride anyway! Perhaps you have the money to buy a nice rain jacket for these days.
Many bicycles will do just fine for your commute. You do not necessarily need something special and costly to obtain, so you might prefer to use the money you would have spent on a fancier bike to buy a better helmet or reflective clothes. That said, the bike you use should pass a basic safety inspection, for example, with properly inflated tires, firmly attached pedals and an undamaged frame. The bicycle should also be free of rust.
You absolutely need a helmet to stay as safe as possible. If you commute in low-light situations or in inclement weather, reflective gear on your bike and clothes helps make you more visible.
It may be parked cars that will give you the greatest headache. Imagine riding your bicycle down the street next to a row of parked cars. All of the sudden, a driver's side door swings open and smacks you. So, watch out for cars that you have seen park recently.


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December 23, 2020 feedbackanimationfestival Uncategorized
Luis just wants to bake cookies, but his tough-as-nails father has other plans, until a South Texas miracle makes everyone rethink the meaning of love and acceptance. Feliz Navidad takes a scrumptious look at dismantling traditional gender roles in this warm comedy set in the heart of Tejano America.
Narrator: Hannah Ehman
Writer Biography – Edward Tyndall
Edward Tyndall's award-winning films have screened at top international film festivals including the Tribeca and London Film Festivals. His screenplays have won and placed at premiere screenwriting competitions including the Sundance Screenwriters Lab, the Denver Film Festival, the Oaxaca Film Festival and the Austin Film Festival's Screenwriters Conference. His documentary work has aired on television in the US and Canada, and has been distributed internationally.
November 8, 2020 November 8, 2020 feedbackanimationfestival Uncategorized
AUDIENCE AWARD WINNERS:
BEST FILM: TWO DIFFERENT KINDS OF LOVE
BEST ANIMATION FILM: YARLUNG
BEST UNDER 5MIN. FILM: THE AMERICAN DREAM
BEST PERFORMANCES: SAUSAGE
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: INFATUATION
BEST SOUND & MUSIC: THE BOX ASSASSIN
Theme of night: Death and Rebirth
NOTE: Festival took place during the COVID-19 virus lockdown so all screenings were held in private.
Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Videos:
MOGU AND PEROL, 8min., Japan, Family/Animation
THE BOX ASSASSIN, 3min., USA, Animation/Action
THE BAT AND THE MATT, 3min., USA, Comedy/Animation
TWO DIFFERENT KINDS OF LOVE, 6min., USA, Animation/Drama
SUIT UP!, 2min, USA, Comedy/Animation
DREAM CATCHER, 4min., USA, Animation/Fantasy
YARLUNG, 5min., Canada, Drama/Animation
THE ABANDONED BLOCK, 6min., Canada, Animation
GO FETCH, 2min., USA, Animation/Comedy
THE AMERICAN DREAM, 5min., USA, Comedy/Drama
INCLUSION IS FREEDOM, 2min., USA, Experimental
CARLITOS, 4min., Canada/Cuba, Documentary
WHY WE PROTEST, 2min., USA, Documentary
2 BULLET SOLUTION, 3min, USA, Action
SAUSAGE, 5min., Poland, Comedy/Drama
CHILLI PEPPER, 5min., Taiwan, Relationship
INFATUATION, 4min., USA, Experimental
PEACH COBBLER, 5min., USA, Drama
The beginning of a (temporary) new era.
See you at the festivals. Whenever that happens!
– Matthew Toffolo
Creating "Domo"for NHK led Goda into the field of stop motion animation establishing dwarf studios in 2003. Domo TV series was broadcasted globally on Nickelodeon in 2008.His other stop motion series "Komaneko" has also been highly praised at various film festivals.His recent work includes "The Curious Kitty & Friends" for US Amazon Studios, "By Your Side", a charity project with Sade for Great East Japan earthquake and TO&KYO a short film depicting two petite-demons living in downtwon Tokyo.
Director Statement
Some days are fun, and some days are sad.
Sometime we argue, and sometime we feel down.
We all have our ups and downs, but sharing a meal with someone and say "This is so yummy!" is enough to turn it to a HAPPY DAY!
The story about Mogu and Perol came to us from this simple idea.
Despite the complications we go through in life,
I truly hope this world will be filled with yummy moments.
A story about two friends living on Yummy Island, where delicious food can be found everywhere! Whenever Mogu is cooking, Perol just pops up and eats the yummy meal. One day Perol finds a very tasty looking Brrrr-berry that Mogu was about to pick. Perol doesn't wait for a second to taste the berry which brings about an unexpected quarrel between the two.
Jiamin "Kino" Wu grew up in Ningbo, China. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts after studying Computer Animation at Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida. She currently works on major motion pictures as a previs artist in Los Angeles.
Short Film: SUIT UP!, 2min, USA, Comedy/Animation
A sleeping superhero is abruptly awoken by an emergency phone call in need of his expertise—a monster is invading the city. In the morning rush that ensues, our hero equips himself with the gear needed to save the day. As he and the monster begin to face-off, it's only then that he realizes he is woefully ill-equipped with the wrong suit. He is bewildered. Our hero is wearing his wife's magic girl costume and he has no idea how to use it…
Director Biography – Avery Rouda (DREAM CATCHER)
Avery Rouda is an award-winning writer, director, & producer whose work in the entertainment industry impacts social and spiritual change. As a content creator, Avery develops consciously uplifting scripts for film & TV through her production company, Enlighten Productions. She is the daughter of U.S. Congressman Harley Rouda and Bestselling Author Kaira Sturdivant Rouda.
Enraptured with the art of weaving worlds from the tangles of the imagination, Avery spends her days traversing the inner realms – engineering a kind of Rainbow Bridge between spirituality & the art of storytelling. Creativity, accompanied by an unquenchable thirst for wanderlust, has sent this Dreamer on the journey of a lifetime.
May all who view Dream Catcher allow this message into her/his heart:
Do not follow your nightmares.
Follow your dreams!
Short Film: DREAM CATCHER, 4min., USA, Animation/Fantasy
This animated short film takes viewers into the magical world of a dreamcatcher, reminding children to always follow their dreams.
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About the Film:
It is the Young Sorter's first day on the job in the Dreamcatcher Factory where all kinds of imaginative characters work through the night to catch, sort, and sift through all of the lovely little dreams dreamt by Sleeping Girl. But on this night, under the glow of the full moon, Sleeping Girl has a nightmare! The dark cloud is caught inside the dreamcatcher and finds its way to the Young Sorter's sorting station. Determined to protect the little girl sound asleep in her bed, Young Sorter chases the dreadful Nightmare through the inner webs of the Dreamcatcher Factory, learning along the way that he should never be led by nightmares, and instead should always follow his dreams.
Director Biography – Kunsang Kyirong (YARLUNG)
Kunsang Kyirong enjoys making tactile and textured materials move under the camera. She integrates her cultural history and themes of identity and memory through her research and practice. Her body of work exists as documentation of memories through straight ahead animation. She completed her BMA in 2D+ Experimental Animation at the Emily Carr University of Art+ Design.
Storytelling has been paramount to my artistic practice, especially ones which play with a mélange of fiction and non-fiction narratives. I am interested in cultural history and how that can be explored in a way that does not preserve typical stereotypes. The narratives that have driven me are through lived experience and through the experience of others. Growing up in the Tibetan diaspora community has provided me with the privilege of hearing many personal stories.
The use of charcoal and straight-ahead animation in my film adds to the whimsical and fluid nature of story-telling. Often drawing in unusual perspectives and working with transitions that weave in various landscapes and changes in a character's point of view. These shifts often occur spontaneously as it does when listening to a story or remembering a dream.
Short Film: YARLUNG, 5min., Canada, Drama/Animation
Three children in the Tibetan village of Tezu, India interact with the Yarlung Tsangpo (river) in different ways in response to a death in the family.
"'Each time you tell the same story, it evolves': Creator of Tibetan Animated Film Speaks With GlacierHub"Earth Institute Columbia Universityhttps://blogs.ei.columbia.edu/2020/08/14/time-tell-story-evolves-creator-tibetan-animated-film-speaks-glacierhub/
"Tibetan animator's short film selected for Ottawa International Film Festival"Phayulhttps://www.phayul.com/2020/08/19/44231/
"Kunsang Kyirong's 'Yarlung' Wins Best Canadian Student Animation at 2020 OIAF"ECUADhttps://www.ecuad.ca/news/2020/kunsang-kyirongs-yarlung-w


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Hay River  (South Slavey: Xátł'odehchee ), known as "the Hub of the North," is a town in the Northwest Territories, Canada, located on the south shore of Great Slave Lake, at the mouth of the Hay River. The town is separated into two sections, a new town and an old town with the Hay River/Merlyn Carter Airport between them. The town is in the South Slave Region, and along with Fort Smith, the town is home to one of the two regional offices.

History

The area has been in use by First Nations, known as the Long Spear people, as far back as 7000 BC.

According to the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories the first buildings were those of the Hudson's Bay Company in 1868 followed by a Roman Catholic Mission in 1869 and an Anglican Mission in 1894.

However, according to the history of the area provided by the town, the first permanent settlement in the area of Hay River was established in what is now the Katl'odeeche First Nation or Hay River Reserve. This was sometime between 1892 and 1893. This first settlement was established by Chief Chiatlo and a group of people by the building of log cabins and bringing dairy cows. This was followed in 1893 by the Anglican Mission, at the request of Chief Chiatlo in 1893 with the Roman Catholic Mission and the Hudson's Bay Company arriving later.

A school, health centre and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police followed, and as part of the Canol Road project the United States Army Corps of Engineers built a runway on Vale Island in the Hay River delta. In 1948 the Government of Canada built a gravel road, now the Mackenzie Highway, from Grimshaw, Alberta to Hay River, making it the first community in the NWT to be linked with southern Canada. The settlement's role as terminus of all-season trucking, and the establishment of a commercial fishing industry, started an economic boom. In 1949, the community organized its first community government, forming an Administrative District under the direction of the Government of Canada, run by a trustee board with two elected members, two appointed members, and a chairman.

In 1959, the Northern Transportation Company Limited located their main base in Hay River and over the years developed the facilities. Today the base is the major staging point for the annual sealift along the Mackenzie River, via Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk and the communities of the Arctic Ocean, as far east as Taloyoak, Nunavut and west to Utqiagvik, Alaska.

In 1964, Vale Island, the historical location of the town, was severely flooded. As a response, the town was moved to the new location upstream.

By 1964, as part of the Pine Point Mine development, the Mackenzie Northern Railway was constructed. The railway, through Canadian National Railway in Edmonton, makes Hay River the northernmost point in Canada, and all of North America, which is connected to the continental railway system. The Alaska Railroad is located farther north but is orphaned from the network.

In 1978, Hay River, along with the now-abandoned Pine Point, hosted the fifth Arctic Winter Games.

In 2022, the town suffered flooding caused by ice breakup on the Hay River, resulting in an evacuation order for the entire community. Ice jams built up in two channels, and combined with a wide-ranging storm system, and already waterlogged ground resulted in a larger than normal flood. Hay River also flooded in 1963, 2008, 2009, and 2020.

Services
The community has a full hospital, the H.H. Williams Memorial Hospital, a woman's shelter/transition house, a dental clinic and an ambulance service. The RCMP detachment has eight members and the South Mackenzie Correctional Centre is located here. There are two grocery stores in Hay River, including the Northern Store, branches of both the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and the Royal Bank of Canada and a Home Hardware. There is also a museum detailing the history of Hay River and the Hudson's Bay Company in Old Town.

Airlines servicing Hay River include the locally based Buffalo Airways, who provide scheduled flights to Yellowknife as well as charter services and a courier service throughout the north. First Air provides scheduled services to Yellowknife with connections elsewhere. Northwestern Air also offers scheduled service to Edmonton and Fort Smith. Other companies offering charter services in Hay River include Landa Air, Carter Air Services (fixed-wing aircraft), Denendeh Helicopters and Remote Helicopters.

Religious services include a Catholic church, an Anglican/Grace United church, a Baptist church, a Pentecostal church, and a Community Fellowship within New Town. There is also a Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall along the highway coming into town. On the Katl'odeeche First Nations Reserve there are a small Catholic church, and a larger Pentecostal church. There is also an Anglican church that was destroyed in the 2008 Hay River ice breakup. The religious diversity in Hay River exceeds the outward appearance given by these services.

Education

The town hosts four schools, three of which are administered by South Slave Divisional Education Council (SSDEC). The SSDEC is responsible for Harry Camsell K-3 School, Princess Alexandra Middle School, and Diamond Jenness Secondary School, while École Boréale Francophone school is administered separately by the Commission scolaire francophone des Territoires du Nord-Ouest. Harry Camsell is a primary school and serves students from kindergarten to Grade 3. Princess Alexandra, named for and opened by Princess Alexandra in 1967, is a middle school and serves the Grade 4 to the Grade 7. École Boréale is a francophone school that was opened in 2005 and works with students from PK4 to grade 12. Diamond Jenness, named for scientist and anthropologist Diamond Jenness and opened in 1973, is the high school and serves Grade 8 to Grade 12. The town also supports a Community Learning Centre and a Career Centre.

Media

Radio

CKHR-FM 107.3 is a community radio station in Hay River, and the only station in Hay River to maintain local studios; it is owned and operated by the Hay River Community Service Society. Other radio stations in Hay River are repeaters of stations based in Yellowknife.

Television
The Hay River Community Service Society also controls television broadcasting and it is paid for through property taxes, at a rate of $36 per household per year. Channels 2–5, 7, and 8–13 rebroadcast Canadian and US channels in analog format from towers atop the Mackenzie Place highrise. Transmitter powers range from 9W to 2.545 kW. Channels include CIHC-TV channel 5, a community channel; CH4435 channel 8, rebroadcasting Radio-Canada through CBFT Montreal; and CH4160 channel 12, repeating the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network; among other channels. The local CBC-owned CBC North television repeater, CBEBT-1 channel 7, closed on 31 July 2012; however, the Hay River Community Service Society announced that it acquired the transmitter, which they intended to use for CBC Television service.

Print
The Hub is a weekly newspaper published by Northern News Services. The editor is Sarah Ladik. Besides Hay River, the paper is available in Yellowknife, Enterprise, Fort Smith, Inuvik, Fort Providence, Fort Resolution and Grande Prairie.

Communications
Internet services are provided by SSI Micro and NorthwesTel, land based telephone by Northwestel and cell phones by NMI Mobility.

Climate
Hay River has a subarctic climate (Köppen Dfc) with summer lasting for about three months. Although winter temperatures are usually below freezing, every month of the year has seen temperatures above . Rainfall, which can occur throughout the year, averages  and snowfall . From December to January on average there are 71.8 days when the wind chill is below −30, which indicates that frostbite may occur within 10 – 30 minutes.

The highest temperature ever recorded in Hay River was  on 9 August 1981. The coldest temperature ever recorded was  on 23 January 1906.

Demographics

In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Hay River had a population of  living in  of its  total private dwellings, a change of  from its 2016 population of . With a land area of , it had a population density of  in 2021.

In 2016, the Indigenous population in Hay River is 1,630, up from 1,600 at the 2006 Canadian census, and is made up of First Nations, Métis and Inuit. The main languages in the town are South Slavey, Chipewyan, Michif and English.

Notable people

 Paul Delorey, professional curler and former MLA and speaker in the Northwest Territories Legislature.
 Brendan Green, Canadian team biathlete, participated in the 2010 Winter Olympics in the Men's 4x7.5 km Relay.
 Jane Groenewegen, former member of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories from Hay River South
 Joe McBryan (Buffalo Joe), president and owner of Buffalo Airways featured on Ice Pilots NWT
 Mikey McBryan, Buffalo Airways General Manager and featured on Ice Pilots NWT
 Rob McVicar, professional ice hockey goaltender
 John Pollard, member of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories from 1987 until 1995
 Geoff Sanderson, former National Hockey League player
 Donald Morton Stewart, former mayor and speaker of the Northwest Territories Legislature
 Jelena Mrdjenovich, WBA and WBC World female featherweight boxing champion

See also
 List of municipalities in the Northwest Territories
Hay River Water Aerodrome
Hay River (District) Heliport

References

Further reading

 DiLabio, R. N. W. Kimberlitic Indicator Minerals in the Geological Survey of Canada's Archived Till Samples Results of Analysis of Samples from Victoria Island and the Hay River Area, Northwest Territories. [Canada]: Geological Survey of Canada, 1997.

External links

The Town of Hay River

Communities in the South Slave Region
Towns in the Northwest Territories
Hudson's Bay Company trading posts


WASHINGTON, DC--(Marketwired - Nov 6, 2013) - marcus evans, the world's largest event management group, will host the 4th Advanced ITAR Compliance Conference, February 11-13, 2014 in Washington D.C. Empowered Officials, Counsel and Compliance Officers from the Aerospace and Defense Industries will share their thoughts and experiences with compliance and the ever-evolving export regulations. Tyco International Ltd., Woodward Inc., UTC, ATK, BAE Systems, Raytheon, GE Aviation, International Rectifier Corporation and many others will be discussing the challenges they are facing while they implement new regulations into existing programs and how to overcome these barriers to avoid unnecessary fines.
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Q: Ambiguous method call The below code block
package com.example;

import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;

public class Test {

    private static final Logger LOGGER = LogManager.getLogger(Test.class);

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        try {
            log("1234", "main", "try");
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log("main", "Error in main",e);
        }

    }

    static void log(String methodName, Object message, Throwable t) {
        LOGGER.error("[Method Name :" + methodName + "] [Message :" + message + "]", t);
    }

    static void log(String requestId, String method, Object message) {
        LOGGER.error("[RequestId :" + requestId + "]" + "[Method Name :" + method + "] [Message :" + message + "]");
    }
}

gives an error for the method call in the catch block stating

error: reference to log is ambiguous
              log("main", "Error in main",e);
              ^
    both method log(String,Object,Throwable) in Test and method log(String,String,Object) in Test match

I'm not able to understand it. I went through lot of questions here but most of them either have varargs or generics involved. Couldn't determine what's wrong with the above code though.
Going through the JSL unable to determine what rule am I violating. Any help in understanding this would be great.
I know some questions talked about

*

*Renaming the methods

*Explicit type-casting for parameters
as solutions to make it clear for the compiler which method to pickup. But I'm looking forward to understand why the overloaded methods don't work here. Also if type-casted the second parameter to Object the code works fine, But why?
Some question did refer to type inference improved in Java 8 than 7, so to clarify I'm running this on Java 8.

A: Doesn't appear to be anything to do with generics.
You have a method call
log("main", "Error in main",e);

and the compiler doesn't know if you're trying to call
log(String, Object, Throwable)

or
log(String, String, Object)

since both would match and neither is more specific than the other.
To make it clear, you could cast:
log("main", (Object) "Error in main", e);

if you want the first, or
log("main", "Error in main", (Object) e);

if you want the second.
Or write a log method more precisely matching the arguments you intend to pass to it.

A: You have two log methods and both of them would match the call log("main", "Error in main",e);
Because you pass the following arguments:

*

*"main" -> String

*"Error in main" -> String

*e -> Exception

now which of your log methods should be called?
Both methods would accept these arguments.
log method 1
static void log(String methodName, Object message, Throwable t)

*

*"main" -> String -> matches String methodName

*"Error in main" -> String is also an Object -> matches Object message

*e -> Exception -> Exception is a Throwable -> matches Throwable t
log method 2
static void log(String requestId, String method, Object message)

*

*"main" -> String -> matches String requestId

*"Error in main" -> String -> matches String method

*e -> Exception -> Exception is an Object -> matches Object message

A: The ambiguity is arising because the third parameter Exception is both a Throwable and an Object.  Use this version for the second logging method:
static void log(String requestId, String method, String message) {
    LOGGER.error("[RequestId :" + requestId + "]" + "[Method Name :" + method + "] [Message :" + message + "]");
}

Now the following two calls are not ambiguous:
log("1234", "main", "try");
log("main", "Error in main", e);

A: The Error Msg states, that there are two Methods that could solve your request log(String,Object,Throwable) and log(String,String,Object).
The Interpreter could either cast your String to Object and keep the Exception a Throwable or it could cast the Throwable to an Object and keep the String as it is. Both possibilities require one cast, so it throws the exception instead of guessing which variant you would prefer.

A: If you call log with a String, a String and a Throwable, how would you solve the ambiguity? There is no preference regarding the order of arguments... So Java is both able to "promote" the String to Object and call the first one, or "promote" the Throwable to an Object and chose the second one, with no preference, thus the ambiguity.
If you enforce the type of the second argument to Object then of course the compiler will have no choice, it looks to a method whose signature begin with (String,Object, thus the first one.
Your problem is that you are overloading the function by contravariance, one parameter by generalizing the type, and another parameter by specializing the type. There is no solution. Prefer not doing it...

A: When you call log with the argument types (String,String,Throwable), both methods
static void log(String methodName, Object message, Throwable t)
static void log(String requestId, String method, Object message)

are applicable, but neither is more specific than the other. For the second argument, String is a more specific type than Object, but for the third, Throwable is more specific than Object.
You can solve this by adding another overload
static void log(String methodName, String message, Throwable t) {
  log(methodName, (Object)message, t);
}

as then, this new overload is more specific than the others and will be selected when invoking log with (String,String,Throwable).
An alternative is to make the second method more versatile by changing it to
static void log(String requestId, String method, Object... message) {
  LOGGER.error("[RequestId :" + requestId + "]" + "[Method Name :" + method
    + "] [Message :" + (message.length == 1? message[0]: Arrays.toString(message)) + "]");
}

Now it accepts multiple message arguments, but will behave the same as before when being called with only one argument. Since varargs methods have less precedence when multiple methods are applicable, calling log with (String,String,Throwable) will select the first method which has (String,Object,Throwable) parameter types.

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CSU San Marcos Will Graduate Biggest Class Ever
By Maya Trabulsi
Photo by Alison St John
Above: California State University San Marcos campus, Feb. 4, 2016.
California State University, San Marcos is about to graduate the school's largest class in its 29-year history: nearly 3,800 students.
University officials say 55% of the graduating students in the class of 2019 are the first members of their family to graduate with a four-year college degree. Forty-two percent of the graduates identify as underrepresented minorities.
CSU San Marcos spokeswoman Christine Vaughan said the school has worked hard to narrow achievement gaps among student groups, and that is reflected in its diverse student body.
"We know the transformative power of a college education and we have stayed true in our mission to be that catalyst in our region," Vaughan said.
She said the school has tried to raise the educational attainment rate in the region.
"Academic support services, resources, increased scholarship support, degree planning tools and mentoring programs help students persist and ultimately graduate," Vaughan said.
The graduating class this year is large enough that, for the first time, the commencement will stretch over three days with six ceremonies. Total student enrollment in the university is 17,000.
Commencement ceremonies take place Friday, May 17 through Sunday, May 19.
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When it comes to planning your garden, chances are you're starting pretty early, when it's still cold out. In fact, that's one of the fun things about a garden – you get to start planning while it's snowing! But have you ever considered using the internet to plan your garden?
Here are some ideas on doing just that.
There are apps available these days that can take care of some of the details of plotting and planning your garden. You provide information about your garden's location, whether you have containers and what kind, and the garden's basic shape. Then, depending on the webapp, you receive information about what plants grow well in your area, which ones will fit in your space, and even the best places to plant various plants. It may even remind you of when to plant, prune, and harvest. This can come in handy if you're planning a vegetable garden!
Do an online search for gardening sites in your area. There are sites dedicated to only one aspect of gardening, such as when to plant or how to preserve your harvest; there are also sites dedicated to native plantings in your area. Still other websites can help you with the layout of your garden and clarify in what zone you're located. A great place to look is your extension service – they should have a website with a wealth of information.
As you look on the web for gardening information, you'll undoubtedly find chat rooms, message boards, Facebook pages, and online groups dedicated to gardening. Join one or more of these! There is nothing like discussing gardening with other like-minded people who are often full of advice. You can ask questions and learn from others' experience. And there will probably be lots of information and links to websites and other resources.
Using an online calendar can be a huge help in planning and maintaining your garden. You can use it to set up reminders to weed, plant, and water, for example.
And finally, there are online planners where you can, with the click and drag of a mouse, design your entire garden. You can add shrubs, a patio, containers, flowers, fences…you get the idea! This is a great way to hone in on what you want to plant in the spring, so you don't end up with a trunk-load of impulse buys.
The internet is a fantastic tool for garden planning. Put it among your most-used garden tools – and you don't even have to sharpen it!


I love watching sad and/or depressing stuff on TV. It started with a COPS obsession a few years ago. Anytime I heard that stupid theme song, "Bad boys, bad boys…" I knew I was in for a good 30 minutes of watching people with screwed up lives. I really don't understand my facination, but usually when the remote is in my hand I gravitate to the real life murder mysteries, addiction documentaries or touching shows about old people.
My latest guilty pleasure is Intervention on A&E. The dramatic program follows around people with various addictions – heroin addicts, anorexics, meth heads and my personal favorite…shopaholics. I love the idea of the show, they try to help the addicts by sending them to some nice sounding rehab place in Arizona or on the beach somewhere. Take tonight's episode with Emily the anorexic twin who obsessively exercises and thinks that her skeletal frame looks fat. Her family steps in and helps her out and she gets better.
Last weekend I stumbled upon another tear-jerking documentary. Hear and Now the "deeply personal memoir" on HBO tells the story of a couple in their 60s who have been deaf since birth and they decide to undergo a new medical procedure that will allow them to finally hear. Their emotional journey of hearing music for the first time or the sound of snow crunching below their feet was great. This doc had two of my favorite elements for depressing TV – old people and medical conditions. It's the perfect recipe.
Last night I popped in my latest Netflix order, P.S. I Love You. I think I was only five minutes into this bad boy before the tears started to flow. Another favorite recipe for sappy sad viewing – dead spouses. This movie focused on a dead Irish husband and his lovely wife. I get a little misty-eyed just thinking about it.
Same thing for me. As soon as we hit the bar and saw everyone dressed in black, there came the waterworks. And there they stayed.
I really liked the comedy in it. When Holly and her friends just arrived in Ireland and she got sad 'cause she didn't get a letter and her friends did.
It was really just the right amount of sadness in humor that resulted in me running around with puffy eyes all day and a headache in the evening.
Didn't feel like that since The Notebook.


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Q: Is there any difference between different ways of expressing the same information in an SPF record? I have a domain at example.com. The MX record is 10 cp.example.net. These domains are on two different IP addresses. Let's say that example.com is on 198.51.100.0, while example.net and cp.example.net are on 203.0.113.0. Outgoing mail also goes from cp.example.net.
It seems to me that I could indicate this information in SPF records in a few different ways:
Outgoing mail comes from the same place as incoming mail:
v=spf1 mx -all

Outgoing mail comes from cp.example.net:
v=spf1 a:cp.example.net -all

Outgoing mail comes from 203.0.113.0:
v=spf1 ip4:203.0.113.0 -all

Is there any difference between these different ways of indicating the same information? Is there any reason to prefer one over the other? (I'm inclined to favour the first because it's shorter, but if there's any technical reason to prefer one of the others, I'm all ears.)

A: These representations differs at what you will be able to change without modifying SPF:

*

*If you select just mx you will be able to change IP or MX pointer without modifying SPF.

*In case of a:cp.example.net, your spf will be bound to cp.example.net name.

*And with ip4:203.0.113.0 you will be able to change MX, but not IP without modifying SPF.

MX is quite good, if you mail server is the only one sending email. And add A or IP records, if you need other hosts sending them.

A: Another main difference is for the receiver:

*

*the first requires two additional DNS lookups for him/her to evaluate (one to resolve the MX record to a hostname, the other to resolve that hostname to an address or addresses);

*the second requires one additional lookup (to resolve the hostname to an address or addresses);

*the third requires no additional lookup and can be evaluated by the receiver as it stands.


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Delays at Dublin Port expected due to increased post-Brexit checks
Updated / Monday, 4 Jan 2021 17:02
Revenue says that there are very low levels of trade at Dublin Port (Pic: RollingNews.ie)
By Dimitri O'Donnell
There are very low levels of trade at Dublin Port according to Revenue, however officials expect delays over the next week due to increased post-Brexit checks.
Tom Talbot, head of Revenue's operations at Dublin Port, said there continues to be a "slow and steady build up of trade" to and from the UK.
Revenue has said it was still very early days and the new system was bedding down. Officials are using this week to "build familiarity with systems".
Revenue said there had only been some minor delays for hauliers who did not complete the correct paperwork upon arrival in the Republic of Ireland.
The HSE, gardaí and Revenue have deployed extra staff and resources to ports to ensure the system continues to run smoothly.
"There will be delays as traffic builds but we are confident we can minimise the disruption," Mr Talbot told reporters at a media briefing at Dublin Port.
Revenue said it was updating and amending the guidelines for businesses as the new procedures are rolled out.
"This is new to everyone and it will take time to bed in," Mr Talbot said.
UK's Brexit plans hold up as first working week of 2021 begins
Meanwhile, ports in the UK sailed through the first working day since Britain left the EU, with preparations for post-Brexit trade holding firm as traffic remained muted.
The British government and many logistics operators have feared teething problems as officials on both sides of the Channel implement new customs systems after decades of frictionless trade.
At Dover in southeast England, Europe's busiest port for roll-on, roll-off freight and where more lorries were expected to make continental crossings today, traffic remained light but free-flowing.
"We're quite happy with how it's gone ... the vast majority of freight traffic have a green light to go," Chris Parker, of DFDS - one of two ferry companies operating services from the port to northern France - told BBC News.
"As we expected, the traffic's been much less than last year," he said, noting freight was always quiet in the new year and expected to build up again "over the next week or two".
A DFDS spokeswoman said its cross-Channel traffic through Dover in the first two days of 2021 was down by more than half on last year.
Figures from port officials confirmed the freight reduction in recent days, with 2,237 lorries passing through Dover on 31 December, falling to just 673 on New Year's Day and 914 on Sunday.
"Traffic has continued to flow smoothly through the port since the Brexit transition (ended)," a port spokesperson said.
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EU-bound lorry drivers must now carry a slew of new paperwork, and those using Dover must get a Kent Access Permit prior to setting off to show they have all necessary documentation.
Cameras will identify any trucks without the permit, and drivers face fines of up to £300 (€334) for entering the county without one.
The government, which has employed 1,000 new border officials, devised the permit over fears that lorries could turn up at Dover without the proper paperwork, causing delays in and around the port.
In a sign of the chaos that could be possible, thousands of trucks were stranded in Britain before Christmas after France closed the border in response to a new coronavirus variant.
Ministers believes most large businesses are ready for the new regulations but that around 50% of medium and small firms have not carried out the measures now needed to export goods to Europe.
Meanwhile to help ease potential backlogs of incoming lorries in the next few months, they have opted to phase in verification of imports, with full checks on goods only from July.
Additional reporting AFP
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Culture boost as live performances return to Abbey, NCH
Warning of delays at Dublin Port Tunnel from 1 January
State will not appeal refusal to extradite Ian Bailey
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Jaden Smith Net Worth and Biography
December 10, 2020 October 13, 2019 by Kenneth
Jaden Smith is a young American actor, singer and rapper with a net worth of $8 million. He is also the son of actor Will Smith. They have been acting in several films together, like "The Pursuit of Happyness" and "After Earth". He's getting more and more popular with the general public.
Malibu, California
Jaden Smith Net Worth
What are the highest grossing movies of Jaden Smith?
Jaden Smith was born on the 8th July, 1998, in Malibu, California. His father is the famous Hollywood actor Will Smith and his mother is Jada Pinkett, an actress, dancer and singer. Jaden has a younger sister, Willow, who also is a singer. He also has an older half-brother called Trey.
Jaden Smith started to attend New Village Leadership Academy, but in the end he was home-schooled by his parents. He always had an interest for acting, with his very first role playing Christopher Jr. in The Pursuit of Happyness. A film he did together with his father.
Jaden Smith has a net worth of $8 million. Most of these earning are from his career as an actor. Later, his interest has shifted more towards singing and rapping. Since then, Jaden Smith has recorded multiple songs.
He's also an entrepreneur and started his own clothing line, called MSFTSrep. He even partnered with the spring water company "Just Water" (source here). All of this at the young age of 21.
Because of all his occupations, we can believe that his net worth is currently around $8 million.
As mentioned before, Jaden's movie career started in the year 2006, when he played in the pursuit of happyness. After that movie it wasn't long before he was starred in other movies. After The Pursuit of Happyness, he was cast in The Day the Earth Stood Still, and later also in The Karate Kid.
A few years later, he also starred in a film called After Earth (together with his father who played the lead role). Jaden Smith has also taken an interest in singing and rapping. His first ever song was recorded together with Justin Bieber, which was named "Never Say Never" (when he was only 12 years old).
1. The Karate Kid: $359.1 million
2. The Pursuit of Happyness: $307.1 million
3. After Earth	: $243.8 million
4. The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008): $233.1 million
(these are world-wide box office results)


Brighten their day with one of these pretty little posies! Hand-crafted one of a kind posie style arrangements in a clear glass vase accented with a bow. Done in assorted colours - each arrangement is handcrafted and unique. Approx. 10" h x 8" w.


The Publications Advisory Committee is responsible for strategic planning and coordination of scholarly publications for the Society. The primary function of the committee is to guide the development of the Society's journal, Teaching and Learning Inquiry, by periodically reviewing the model employed for its publication and dissemination. The Committee is also responsible for generating a pool of editorial candidates, nominating new editors to the Board, and advising on the terms of the editorial positions. This committee will not be involved in the substantive work of the journal, neither in setting its intellectual course nor in supervising the operations of the editor and his or her editorial board. It is intended to advise the Society on the questions of how best to make our intellectual work visible and useful to our potential audiences and to ensure that the journal serves the larger purposes of the Society.


That Naomi Osaka won her first Grand Slam title at Arthur Ashe Stadium is undisputed.
That Osaka defeated the icon of the sport by taking control of the match also is undisputed.
But what is in dispute was dispute itself.
Chair umpire Carlos Ramos docked six-time U.S. Open champion Serena Williams a point, then a game for her second and third code violations in the second set on Saturday.
Williams went on to lose to Osaka, 6-2, 6-4, in a bizarre, argument-filled finish to what had been an enthralling match between a major up-and-comer and an all-time great.
When it was done, and the players were called to the trophy presentation, Osaka and Williams were in tears, but Williams hugged and comforted Osaka and then addressed the pro-Serena crowd.
The soft-spoken Osaka, 20, found what few words she could in a very difficult moment. "I know that everyone was cheering for her. I'm sorry it had to end like this," said Osaka, who beat her idol and the player who had inspired her.
In the second game of the second set, Ramos called Williams for a coaching violation, the first warning. Patrick Mouratoglou, her coach sitting in the players' box, admitted to ESPN that he was coaching.
Williams said she thought Mouratoglou was giving her a thumbs up.
After the match, when told that Mouratoglou had admitted to coaching, Williams said: "I literally just heard that, too, when they prepped me to come in. I just texted Patrick, like, what is he talking about? Because we don't have signals.
After the second violation for smashing her racket after being broken in the fifth game (allowing Osaka to start serving at 15-0 in the next game), Williams launched into a heated argument with Ramos and continued the argument on the changeover.
She was issued a third violation for verbal abuse, which calls for a game penalty. Instead of serving at 3-4 down, she was serving at 3-5. The crowd, and Williams, were stunned. And the boos rained down, exaggerated by the fact that with showers in the area, the roof was closed.
Now tournament referee Brian Earley was called to the court, and after consulting with Ramos, he had a long talk with Williams and let Ramos' rulings stand.
Williams held serve to trail 5-4, then Osaka served out the 10th game for the match. Osaka broke Williams' serve four times and was broken only once. She had only one double fault to Williams' six and had a 21-14 advantage in unforced errors.
In 2009, Williams lost her U.S. Open semifinal match to Kim Clijsters on a penalty point after she went on a tirade against a lineswoman. It was her second code violation of the match. In her 2012 final loss to Samantha Stosur, the chair umpire awarded a point to Stosur when Williams hit what would have been a clear winner but cried out "Cmon!" before Stosur had a chance to play the ball. The umpire deemed it a hindrance.
In 2004, she disputed a shot that clearly was wide in a loss to Jennifer Capriati when a chair umpire overruled a call by a linesman to call the shot good. The USTA ultimately apologized for the error and implemented video replay on the feature courts.
Then came the racket smash, a second violation that carries a point penalty, and finally the fatal third violation for verbal abuse that cost her a game.
When Williams called for the booing to stop at the victory ceremony, it was to let Osaka enjoy her victory.
"This is her moment," Williams said later, composed and poised after the stunning defeat. "Stop booing because she doesn't deserve it. I don't deserve it. The people on the tennis court didn't deserve it. They were all here to see tennis.
Second game of the set, Williams is called for a code violation for receiving coaching from her players box, which does not to come with an automatic penalty. It is a warning.
After being broken to lose the fifth game of second set, double faulting twice, she smashed her racket and received a second code violation for abuse, which carried a penalty point awarded to Osaka to start her serve in the sixth game.
After being broken in the seventh game, she continues her argument with Ramos and in the end calls him a thief. He calls her for a third code violation, which comes with a loss of game. Instead of serving 3-4 down, she was 3-5.


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Clear Sky Initiates Claystone Study
Lab Engaged to Sample Testing
VANCOUVER, BC, October 11, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —Clear Sky Lithium Corp. (CSE: POWR) (FRA: K4A / WKN: A3DM2W) ("Clear Sky" or the "Company"), a mineral exploration and development company focused on American lithium deposits to support domestic demand, has engaged Activation Labs (ActLabs) to perform analysis to determine the types of claystone present at our properties.
A specialist in geochemical and geo-metallurgical testing, ActLabs of Ancaster, Ontario will initially be processing four (4) samples from the Clear Sky ELi property. These samples, previously announced on, August 26, 2022, contain lithium concentrations up to 1,023ppm of Li. Using X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) Mineral identification (Rietvelt), ActLabs will determine the relative abundance of clay minerals. This analysis is known as speciation. The output of this study will be used in the future metallurgy work and is key for the toolbox approach that consists of a variety of exploration and processing techniques.
Company CEO, Patrick Morris, notes, "We believe unlocking claystone lithium processing is the key to an American domestic supply of lithium. As Clear Sky works towards that goal, a thorough understanding of the type of claystone we have in our projects will be part our efforts to focus on the most efficient technologies to bring our project forward. I am pleased with the effort and speed at which our team is progressing. This work forms the solid technical foundation to build on."
Clear Sky Lithium advises the public that as part of its disclosure obligations as a public issuer, all material and regulatory filings can be found on www.sedar.com. We also invite the public to visit our website at www.clearskylithium.com and to sign up to our "news alerts" to be advised of future news releases and related company information. Please also ensure you watch our video which is now available on the website.
On Behalf of The Board of Directors,
~Patrick Morris~
Clear Sky Lithium Corp.
www.clearskylithium.com
About Clear Sky Lithium Corp. (CSE: POWR) (FRA: K4A / WKN: A3DM2W) (OTC: CSKYF)
Clear Sky Lithium is an exploration and development company dedicated to the advancement of North American lithium deposits to support domestic demand. The Company holds interests on the Halo and Eli properties in Nevada. The Company is also focusing on the development of claystone extraction and processing technologies aimed at delivering scalable efficiencies across the value chain in a sustainable manner. Find out more visit www.clearskylithium.com and watch our video.
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This news release contains statements and information that, to the extent that they are not historical fact, may constitute "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable securities legislation. Forward-looking information may include financial and other projections, as well as statements regarding future plans, objectives, or economic performance, or the assumption underlying any of the foregoing. In some cases, forward-looking statements can be identified by terms such as "may", "would", "could", "will", "likely", "except", "anticipate", "believe", "intend", "plan", "forecast", "project", "estimate", "outlook", or the negative thereof or other similar expressions concerning matters that are not historical facts. Examples of such statements include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the claystone analysis to be performed by ActLabs, that unlocking claystone lithium processing will be a key to an American domestic supply of lithium, and that the output of the study performed by ActLabs will be used in future metallurgy work.
Forward-looking information is based on the assumptions, estimates, analysis, and opinions of management made in light of its experience and its perception of trends, current conditions and expected developments, as well as other factors that management believes to be relevant and reasonable in the circumstances at the date that such statements are made, but which may prove to be incorrect. The material factors and assumptions used to develop the forward-looking information contained in this news release include, but are not limited to, key personnel and qualified employees continuing their involvement with the Company; the Company's ability to secure additional financing on reasonable terms; the competitive conditions of the sector in which the Company operates; and laws and any amendments thereto applicable to the Company.
Forward-looking information involves known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to differ materially from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking information, including, without limitation, risks relating to the future business plans of the Company; risks that the Company will not be able to retain its key personnel; risks that the Company will not be able to secure financing on reasonable terms or at all, as well as all of the other risks as described in the Company's final long form prospectus dated May 31, 2022, under the heading "Risks Factors." Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on any such forward-looking information. Further, any forward-looking information speaks only as of the date on which such statement is made. New factors emerge from time to time, and it is not possible for the Company's management to predict all such factors and to assess in advance the impact of each such factor on the Company's business or the extent to which any factor, or combination of factors, may cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in any forward-looking information. The Company does not undertake any obligation to update any forward-looking information to reflect information or events after the date on which it is made or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events, except as required by law, including securities laws.
The CSE has neither approved nor disapproved the contents of this press release. Neither the CSE nor its Market Regulator (as that term is defined in the policies of the CSE) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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PHMSA published amendments to its rules. Any company subject to rules for shipment of hazardous materials should be interested in the amendments. However, of special interest will be companies involved in shipment or handling of fuels containing ethanol, chemicals regulated as "marine pollutants", bulk chlorine, compressed gas containers, household hazardous wastes, hazardous materials which are also regulated as"hazardous substances", explosives, dry ice. The amendments also change or clarify requirements for labeling, packaging, exemptions for small quantity shipments.


New York, NY – Lil Yachty made an appearance on The Breakfast Club yesterday (June 30) and detailed recording "Beautiful Day," a song featuring Kylie Jenner and Justine Skye.
When asked if Lil Yachty thought King Kylie had the potential to be an artist he didn't hesitate to say no and reveals that he initially didn't want Kylie, Justine nor their friend Jordyn Woods on the song.
"They wanted to do it and we weren't going to put them on there and they were like, 'You got to put us on there, you better put us on there,' so I was like okay," Lil Boat recalls.
"Beautiful Day," produced by Burberry Perry who flipped Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood's theme song, was released in May on the producer's Soundcloud. The song has amassed over 6.5 million plays since its release.
Watch Lil Yachty's interview with the The Breakfast Club below.


The Monterey Peninsula Inn is just a short drive from the Monterey areas most famed attractions including Whale Watching!
Whale watching on the Monterey Peninsula is just one of the most popular activities to experience in Monterey, California. Whale watching is available year-round!
Many Whale Watching adventures have Marine Biologists and experienced, knowledgeable boat captains who will guide you through the Monterey waters and even assist passengers with seabird identification. Usually, May through December is a prime time for whale watching.
Most Whale Watching trips are about 3 hours in length. There are several Whale Watching companies to choose from all with a variety of vessels and most depart from Fisherman's Wharf in Monterey. It is recommended to bring snacks and dress warmly for all Whale watching trips.
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Home / News / Custom AMD Navi GPUs May Not Arrive Until September
Custom AMD Navi GPUs May Not Arrive Until September
Mike Sanders / 6 months ago
With the launch of the AMD Radeon RX 5700 (and XT) graphics cards, we've seen a very solid mid-tier release that gives Nvidia's 20XX GPUs a solid run for its money. We do, however, expect to see much better when custom AIB models start arriving. Good enough to beat the Nvidia 2070 and maybe the Super? Only time will tell.
In a report via TechPowerUp, however, reports are suggesting that despite market expectations that models will start releasing next month, nothing may actually arrive until September.
In the report, ASUS has confirmed that while they are developing their own custom models, they will not arrive until much later than many were expecting.
"Our initial Navi offerings will use AMD's reference cooler design and clock speeds, but we'll be tweaking, tuning, and powering up these new Radeons with coolers of our own design soon. Stay tuned for more details in September."
With ASUS being one of the biggest graphics card manufacturers, while it's not impossible that other manufacturers may not release their own models next month, it may also indicate that, as a whole, the market needs a little longer to put the fine touches on their own variants.
What Do We Think?
As we noted earlier, while the reference AMD 5700 models are still very solid graphics cards, we're more than certain that in the hands of AIB partners there's a lot more potential 'under the hood'.
Perhaps manufacturers are rethinking their plans following the release of the Nvidia 'Super' range, but that doesn't seem likely. Either way, in terms of ASUS, the short version is don't expect any of their own custom AMD cards for at least 2 months.
What do you think? Why is there this apparent delay? – Let us know in the comments!
Topics: 5700, AMD, amd radeon rx 5700 xt, custom, gpu, graphics card, radeon


Dream of Flight expresses the universal human desire of flight, both literally and as a metaphor, and to pursue that idea through a Native American context.
Jim Maher is a native of South Dakota. Born in Pierre, he grew up in Rapid City, and now resides near Belle Fourche with his wife and five children. A professional sculptor since 1989, he has been blessed with the opportunity to work with, and learn from several nationally prominent artists, and has been most notably influenced by his association with Dale Claude Lamphere. Jim Maher is a signature member of the Artists of the Black Hills.


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José Poveda Murcia (Torralba de Calatrava,1910- Madrid,1982) fue un político, abogado y registrador de la propiedad español, presidente de la Diputación Provincial de Ciudad Real y gobernador civil de la provincia de Ávila durante la dictadura franquista.

Biografía
Nació el 27 de octubre de 1910 en Torralba de Calatrava (Ciudad Real). Doctorado en derecho en Madrid, fue teniente de complemento del Cuerpo Jurídico Militar, así como militante de FET y de las JONS y de su «Vieja Guardia».

Desempeñó la presidencia de la Diputación Provincial de Ciudad Real entre 1954 y 1956, período durante el cual se inauguraron bibliotecas municipales en las localidades más pobladas de la provincia.

Destinado como gobernador civil de la provincia de Ávila en 1956 en sustitución de Fernando Herrero Tejedor, ejerció el cargo por poco más de un año. Compaginó el gobierno civil con la jefatura provincial de FET y de las JONS. Fue sucedido por José Antonio Vaca de Osma.

Poveda, que también estuvo al frente del Sindicato Nacional de la Vid, fue procurador en las Cortes franquistas entre 1954 y 1977.

Falleció en Madrid el 24 de septiembre de 1982.

Distinciones
 Gran Cruz de la Orden Civil del Mérito Agrícola (1965)
 Gran Cruz de la Orden Imperial del Yugo y las Flechas (1968)
 Gran Cruz de San Raimundo de Peñafort (1972)

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Decanos del Colegio de Registradores de España
Gobernadores civiles de Ávila
Procuradores de las Cortes franquistas
IV Legislatura de las Cortes Españolas
V Legislatura de las Cortes Españolas
VI Legislatura de las Cortes Españolas
VII Legislatura de las Cortes Españolas
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IX Legislatura de las Cortes Españolas
X Legislatura de las Cortes Españolas
Fallecidos en Madrid
Nacidos en Torralba de Calatrava


"Le Roi" is an existing Lebanese Company that produces cleaning products and detergents.
Done in partnership with Diana bou dakka, violla afara, and yasmina ghandour.
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Setting the highest standard for quality, skilled labour and attention to safety.
We are C.W.B. certified and maintain the C.S.A. Standard 47.1.
Located in Bracebridge, Ontario, JSW Manufacturing manages an over 16,000 sq. ft. Production Facility on 11 acres with 10 service bays, specializing in steel sales with over 300,000 lbs. of steel inventory on-site to support the local industry.
JSW Manufacturing specializes in the fabrication of steel products, from Roll Off Containers, Multi Lift Units and Roadside Containers to Structural Steel, Dock and Barge Construction, Steel Railings and Stairs and more. We are also proud to provide several types of custom fabricated products to meet our clients needs.
Over the years, we have worked hard to become a premier metal fabrication shop committed to manufacturing high quality products for commercial, residential and industrial uses.
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Master of engineering in information technology. E-Commerce is a graduate program in the field of engineering. It aims to train professionals capable of applying advanced information technologies, planning strategies, and designing and managing e-services. Another goal is removing barriers to employ the potentials of e-commerce in organizations, government agencies and the private sector.


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My class of first-year pharmacy students would love to interact with you! The students have completed at least two years of undergraduate education and are now pursuing the Pharm.D. degree. If you are a student, in healthcare, we would love to write to you !
Hi, I enjoy life, my family and my job. I love to run. It clears my mind and alleviates stress. I live near the beach so I live for summers. I live in the USA but I have always wanted to go to Europe. One day I will. I would like to learn as much as I can about all the different people and cultures around Europe before that time.
Looking for a pen pal to paint me a picture of Italy, Greece, London, Prague, etc., and maybe I can teach them something about my life and world in the US.


When great minds think alike, amazing things transpire! The Keg Runner was the brainchild of such a collaboration between Keg Media and MagnaFlow, which features a total prerunner package suitable for the dirt and the show circuit.
For more than 20 years, Joe Vincent has been airbrushing and pinstriping anything he can get his hands on.
A custom 2015 Chevrolet Silverado High Country on a 9 inch Full Throttle Suspension lift kit, 24x14 American Force wheels wrapped in 375/40 Nitto tires, and many more mods!
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Discussion in 'iPhone' started by ryansimmons323, Sep 6, 2016.
I've found a few interesting trademarks.
They've also trademarked 'Depth' - perhaps something to do with camera as well?
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A local jewelry brand is creating opportunities for the people of Haiti
By selling jewelry made by people in Haiti, Abby Clevenger has turned Beljoy into more than a local brand.
Jesse Irwin
Posted: February 6, 2020 8:37 AM
by Jesse Irwin
"I think the most rewarding part is just getting to be apart of peoples lives in Haiti and being able to provide jobs that I know are actually changing lives."
Abby Clevenger is the owner of Beljoy, a Joplin jewlery company that's sparkling across the globe. While jewelry may be her specialty, it's her *cause* that warrants celebration.
"Beljoy is all about creating jobs and opportunity for work in Haiti," said Clevenger. "We have a fashion for jewelry line that we design here in the states. We then ship down product to Haiti for artisans to make."
Despite a few false starts, it was clear Abby's plan had potential — a diamond in the rough.
"We started out actually wanting to design handbags and have handbags produced. There's a leather tannery in Haiti, and we also did some little children's dolls. After working with people and different programs, it was really clear we should stick with jewelry."
Starting as a small, short term operation, the Beljoy message soon turned heads.
"I called a couple friends who owned boutiques and they came over to my house and looked at the jewelry collection and bought it, so that kind of was my first…wow, maybe we do have a good jewelry line."
A jewelry line with only one direction to go — up.
"We took it to the Dallas market and it was picked up by 75 stores. That's when we thought maybe we should keep going with this, and we took it to the Las Vegas market, which is the largest fashion market in the United States, and we were successful at picking up another 150 stores."
But selling jewelry is just one link in the chain — Abby says the gem of Beljoy is knowing her team is helping the people of Haiti during a time of need.
"The people have been fighting for their rights and it's adding a lot of turmoil and tension within the country. So now more than ever, jobs are crucial. Each one of our employees supports three to five other families. All of our employees and artisans have remained taken care of and even if they haven't been able to work, Beljoy is in a position where we have been able to support them."
In addition to the 40 artisan jobs in Haiti. Beljoy has built homes, offered medical help and sent children to school.
"But I think people like to know where their money is going. So it's kind of like the cherry on top. People get a quality piece of jewelry at a great price, but it's also going back to help people."
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Hong Kong's Bad Biodiversity
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Acrossocheilus parallens (Nichols) (Osteichthyes: Cyprinidae) newly recorded from Hong Kong
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The naming of rats
by Richard Corlett
Whoever said "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread" was surely thinking of rat taxonomy. I am therefore approaching this topic with some trepidation, but also, I hope, more as an unusually brave angel than a complete fool.
There are two common hillside rats in Hong Kong: the cute and lovable Chestnut Spiny Rat (or Chestnut Rat, or Chestnut White-bellied Rat), Niviventer fulvescens, and the larger, "rattier" rat species that has been known in Hong Kong for several decades as Sladen's Rat. The alert reader will now be thinking: Who was Sladen? What has he done to deserve having half Hong Kong's mammalian biomass named after him? I am afraid I do not know the answer to the first question, but I am sure the answer to the second, is: nothing at all. Sladen's Rat is - or was - Mus sladeni Anderson, 1879, collected from around 1000 m altitude in western Yunnan. This scientific name has since followed the same downward spiral as countless other Asian rat names: transfer to Rattus as Rattus sladeni, then reduction to a subspecies as Rattus rattus sladeni, and finally, reduction to a junior synonym of the Roof Rat, Rattus rattus (Corbet and Hill, 1992; see also under Sladen's Rat in Lekagul and McNeely, 1977). Along the way, the name appears to have been misapplied to a variety of other taxa, including, the larger, rattier rat of Hong Kong. It has also been widely misused for the same (?) species in Vietnam and Thailand.
Thus Sladen's rat is/was a form of the common Roof Rat, and nobody now seems to think it deserves separate taxonomic recognition. More importantly, it is not - I repeat, NOT - the larger, rattier rat of Hong Kong hillsides. We have Roof Rats in urban areas in Hong Kong, but the hillside rat is clearly a different species. So, what is it? Corbet and Hill (1992), whose names we usually follow in Hong Kong, say it is Rattus remotus, while Guy Musser at the American Museum of Natural History calls it R. sikkimensis. These names seem to be complete synonyms, referring to the same species that occurs from Nepal to South China, and south to Thailand. Corbet and Hill say R. remotus has priority, but the Smithsonian Institution Mammal Species of the World website still uses R. sikkimensis, so I presume there is some point of nomenclatural disagreement. Confusingly, though, neither name (nor R. sladeni, for that matter) seems to be used in China, and it is not at all clear what our rat is called there.
R. sikkimensis has been used more widely in Hong Kong than R. remotus, so I suggest we stick with it until someone does a proper revision of the Rattus rats. But what about the common name? It isn't Sladen's Rat, so we cannot continue to use that name. The Smithsonian web site suggests Sikkim Rat, which I suppose is O.K. Corbet and Hill make no suggestion, but Remote Rat would be a reasonable translation. Lekagul and McNeely (1977) call R. remotus the Island Rat, but distinguish it from our rat, for which they use R. koratensis (which they then call Sladen's Rat � but I was not going to tell you that!). Perhaps we should come up with something totally new which can be used for communication within Hong Kong, without implying any particular position on the taxonomy of Rattus: Hong Kong Rat? Ratty Rat? Hillside Rat? Please email your suggestions to me (corlett@hkucc.hku.hk), and I will report the best ones in the next issue.
Corbet, G.B. and Hill, J.E. (1992). The Mammals of the Indomalayan Region: a Systematic Review. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
Lekagul, B. and McNeely, J.A. (1977). Mammals of Thailand. Association for the Conservation of Wildlife, Bangkok, Thailand.
Fig. 1 Niviventer fulvescens (above) and Rattus sikkimensis (?)
Fig.2 The rat in question (photo by Kylie Chung).
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The Centre for Australian and Transnational Studies (CEAT) at the University of Barcelona (UB), Spain is currently preparing the workshop Democracy and Immigration: The Cases of Catalonia and Australia. The workshop will take place on 30 and 31 May 2019 at the Aula Magna of the Letters Faculty at the Historical Building of the University at Plaça d'Universitat, downtown Barcelona.
The Australian and Transnational Studies Centre at the UB has been committed to organising international conferences in the humanities in Spain and Australia together with a range of Australian academic institutions since 2000. With the Centre for Peace and Social Justice at Southern Cross University (SCU), NSW, the CEAT hosted the 2006 event Landscapes of Exile: Australia Once Perilous Now Safe, as well as the international congresses Food for Thought (2010), Pacific Solutions (2011), Looking Back to Look Forwards (2012) and Watershed (2014) at the University of Barcelona. The 2016 event, Go Between, In Between: Borders of Belonging, was co-hosted by The Centre for Colonialism and its Aftermath at the University of Tasmania and The Centre for Human Rights Education at Curtin University. Also in 2016, in July, a new annual conference cycle was successfully launched between the CEAT and the International Academic Forum IAFOR, the Asian-Pacific think tank based in Japan, with a back-to-back international and intercultural congress on City Studies and Global Studies at the Hotel Constanza in Barcelona, which contains an Australian strand. IAFOR also hosts our 2019 workshop after some of the workshop convenors presented a featured session on the political situation in Catalonia at the IAFOR 2018 conference in Barcelona, whose papers shall be published shortly in the IAFOR Journal of Cultural Studies.
The CEAT convenors aim to host the upcoming workshop, Democracy and Immigration: The Cases of Catalonia and Australia, in the same international, interdisciplinary spirit as these previous events and look forward to receiving you in Barcelona on 30 and 31 May 2019.


Simply Checking is available only through our web site, it is NOT sold in stores.
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Method for encapsulating a nanostructure, coated nanostructure and use of a coated nanostructure
Jeong, H. H., Lee, T. C., Fischer, P.
Google Patents, 2016, WO Patent App. PCT/EP2016/056,377 (patent)
The present invention relates to a method for encapsulating a nanostructure, the method comprising the steps of: -providing a substrate; -forming a plug composed of plug material at said substrate; -forming a nanostructure (on or) at said plug; -forming a shell composed of at least one shell material on external surfaces of the nanostructure, with the at least one shell material covering said nanostructure and at least some of the plug material,whereby the shell and the plug encapsulate the nanostructure. The invention further relates to a coated nanostructure and to the use of a coated nanostructure.
pf Jeong, H. H., Lee, T. C., Fischer, P. Method for encapsulating a nanostructure, coated nanostructure and use of a coated nanostructure Google Patents, 2016, WO Patent App. PCT/EP2016/056,377 (patent)
System and method for generating bilinear spatiotemporal basis models
Matthews, I. A. I. S. T. S. K. S. Y.
US Patent Application 13/425,369, March 2013 (patent)
Techniques are disclosed for generating a bilinear spatiotemporal basis model. A method includes the steps of predefining a trajectory basis for the bilinear spatiotemporal basis model, receiving three-dimensional spatiotemporal data for a training sequence, estimating a shape basis for the bilinear spatiotemporal basis model using the three-dimensional spatiotemporal data, and computing coefficients for the bilinear spatiotemporal basis model using the trajectory basis and the shape basis.
ps Matthews, I. A. I. S. T. S. K. S. Y. System and method for generating bilinear spatiotemporal basis models US Patent Application 13/425,369, March 2013 (patent)