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BY GETACHEW MINAS
The reign of terror is anarchic which is skeptical of authority and rejects all forms of hierarchy. The terrorist calls for the abolition of the state, which it believes to be undesirable unless it comes under its control. In this regard, the TPLF in Ethiopia was terrorist Marxist-Leninist left movement that was strongly anti-capitalist. Its history of anarchism goes back to the period when the Derg, the Socialist Military Government of Ethiopia, was in power in the country. The TPLF had forced its socialist ideology on the people of Tigray, where anarchy reigned for decades until the front came to power in Ethiopia. The hangover of socialism continued to float camouflaged in “Revolutionary Democracy” of the ruling party. This was only a misnomer and contradiction to the true democracy with which the TPLF confused the Western society.
With the reign of organized hierarchical Revolutionary Democracy (RD), skepticism toward Ethiopian authority arose, but it was not until a self-conscious political movement emerged in 2018 Ethiopians have been forced to suffer from anarchically ethnic rule of RD before the coming to power of the current government. The government is now trying to create democratic rule despite facing all kinds of political, economic and social problems inherited from the past.
Upon expulsion from power by the people of Ethiopia, the TPLF transformed itself into an armed gang that created havoc and anarchy in the country. Having amassed funds and resources in foreign currencies, it started its campaign on two fronts. Domestically, it conducted armed struggle, in which it engaged child soldiers, which countered the UN conventions on children. On the external front, it engaged lobbyists at exorbitant charges. These lobbyists had no idea about the real politic in Ethiopia. They only wanted the periodic rent they receive from the junta.
The lobbyists did not really care to know that the TPLF engaged in anarchist endeavors to regain the lost political power. The fertile ground for anarchism was social unrest with which it was associated and acquired only instant gratification. It was only instantaneous benefit that would not lead it to any the political gain. The junta sought to regain power with which it had vandalized, wrecked and destroyed the economy of the country. It had been crafting a “War Economy” with which it would amass wealth and have access to precious resources. This had provided it with gratification in the past at the expense of the poor people of Ethiopia.
Anarchist movements flourished in most parts of Ethiopia and had significant roles in destabilizing peasant associations in the rural parts of the country. Various anarchist liberation movements and armed gangs had flourished under the auspices of the TPLF. These anarchists had taken part in several skirmishes with the Derg. This government was itself a military junta that had usurped power, summarily murdering the imperial family and cabinet members and religious leaders. It had also offended most of the urban people through its nationalization of urban land, extra houses and private enterprises, including financial institutions. It had taken these measures through the instigation, prompting and urging by the so-called civilian communists in Ethiopia. These communists, including the TPLF gurus, had a shallow reading of the Marxist philosophy.
Liberation fronts: The civilian communists that guided the Derg junta immediately after its usurpation of power had been splintered and fractured. The so-called civilian communists had disintegrated themselves along petty strands of ideology. Each of these political groups had tried to influence the armed Derg to its line of political thoughts. They had eliminated each other in what was known as White Terror to which the Derg responded with Red Terror, eliminating any elements of opposition to its rule. The military government had also faced liberation fronts that began armed struggle in different parts of Ethiopia. Two of these movements, the EPLF of Eritrea and the TPLF succeeded in their missions. The latter one ruled Ethiopia for 27 years, as a “liberation front” reflecting its internal contradiction as a ruling party. With these achievements the reign of partisan terrorism seemed to have come to an end. But, state terrorism had continued and people had prayed for the end of the TPLF regime, replaced even by a Satan.
During the past decades, the anarchist movements had reemerged once more. They had employed a diversity of tactics to meet their evil ends. These could broadly be separated into revolutionary and evolutionary movements. There was, however, an overlap between these two. Revolutionary movement aimed at the immediate shattering of state authority with “violent” measures. On the other hand, evolutionary strategy aimed at creating anarchist society through time. In this strategy, anarchist thoughts, criticisms, and practices were considered part and parcel of a stable society. The criticism against anarchism was, however, focused on its internal inconsistency, violence or utopianism that gave emphasis to societal disorder.
Various revolutionary factions labeled their opponents as anarchists. These opponents contributed to the anarchist doctrines, but did not use anarchist or anarchism in describing themselves or their beliefs, as the TPLF junta did. They reserved the title of Marxist functionary that seemed to associate with authoritarian socialist or a vanguard party. Additionally, they tried to avoid the negative connotations of anarchism and emphasized connections with socialism. The TPLF gangs generally used anarchism as their guide. They state “only until” they usurped power. They could win the socialist Derg in several battle fronts with the strong support of the EPLF, the Somali irredentists and the capitalist West. The West wanted to break the backbone of the Derg that harbored socialism. As true socialists, the gangs could temporarily win the heart of Ethiopian people that had already lost all faiths in military socialism. To win the people, the Derg declared “Mixed Economy,” as a drowning entity trying to catch a straw in deep water.
Ethiopians want to live in a non-coercive society, rejecting the state apparatus that deprives them of their human rights. Having suffered from the coercive rules of the Derg and the TPLF regimes, they do not want to suffer again from any sort of hierarchical atrocities. They wish to exist as humans and achieve progress toward a democratic society, free from anarchy. They do not want political intrigues in the name of liberation movements that intend to grasp power at any cost. They dream of an elected government that respects law and order and abides by the Constitution of the country, revised or approved by a referendum. These acts are the true precursors or signs of the true renaissance of the country. Otherwise, liberation fronts are only a short-cut to political power, an instrument for stealing the wealth of the country as experienced in the past.
Ethiopians want an established and elected government that ensures the liberty, freedom, and democratic rule in their country. They desire the reestablishment of institutions of authority that ensure the exercise of law and order and human rights. They abhor anachronistic anarchy which deprives them of their human dignity in the modern era. The most notable precursors to practical anarchism were philosophical in their nature. Anarchic attitudes were articulated by tragic illustrations such as eliminating law and order from the society, which would result in the absolute abuse of human rights. These abuses include torture, cutting of body parts, sexual abuse, live burial of innocents, bayoneting of pregnant women to kill male fetuses, exhuming or disentombing for burning of dead bodies. Males were raped, castrated, slaughtered and trounced. Girls were raped and infanticide was common. These are some of the excruciating scenes religious Ethiopians have been subjected to by the TPLF for just being from a different ethnic group.
Misnomer of freedom: It is useful to illustrate the conflict between rules set by the TPLF and personal autonomy. People silently and secretly questioned authorities constantly and insisted on the right of individuals to freedom of conscience. Members of the ruling junta dismissed human rights that remained on the Constitutional paper to satisfy the Western collaborators and paid lobbyists. Authorities lived in luxury with their laundered money in safe Western banks. At the height of their power they misappropriated the wealth of the country unbridled and unrestrained. After merging the three branches of government in the hands of the TPLF, there reigned a semi-controlled anarchy. With all powers controlled by a ruling party, those apparatchiks had created their personal domain for conducting corrupt practices anarchically.
Corruption is essentially anarchic that evades law and order, in which party apparatchiks dictated personal rules in their zones of appointment or influence. This kind of tradition later gave birth to religious anarchism in which leaders exercised a kind of hidden corruption. The reign of terror permeated the so-called religious domain, where the clergy remained divided along ethnic lines. Religious people have been forced to surrender their freedom to the ethnic religious authorities within the strongly hierarchical establishment. There has been a strong opposition to the religious authorities which led to the temporary shutting down of a few holy places.
Terrorist ideas and actions have been ignited after the fall of the TPLF regime. It has forced the regimentation of rural and urban dwellers along ethnic lines. It has also enforced its will with coercion and physical abuse. Innocent comments and queries were taken as opposition to the ruling party. Several innocent persons ended up in jail or killed for raising questions. Partisan groups saw a turning point in the fermentation of anti-state sentiments. The first currents of opposition developed by organized groups seeking changes some three years ago. The ruling party has been morally delegitimized and this paved the way to change of government. A wave of unprecedented hibernation of the ruling junta occurred as it settled in Tigray configuring and praying for the reign of anarchism throughout Ethiopia once again.
Conclusion: As a Marxist, the TPLF aimed at the dictatorship of the proletariat and allied itself with world communists near the end of its rule in Ethiopia. This is in line with its collectivist anarchism that is designed to reign in the country. Its design is supported by the Western authorities that have been misled by lobbyists under the pay of the socialist junta. With its lately redesigned strategy it is currently opposed to state socialism, advocating capitalism and private property holdings. After bitter internal disputes, the junta has expelled some party apparatchiks to show some color of inner party democracy with the intent to win the Western powers. So far, it has succeeded with the help of lobbyists.
Recently, Ethiopians residing in the US have been able to show open minded Americans the truth about the political situation in their country. With truth behind them, they have not tried to pay lobbyist to present their case to members of the US Congress and Administration. Ultimately, the truth prevails heralding the global success of Ethiopians. Domestically, the GERD and other development projects financed by Ethiopians would result in reducing and finally eliminating poverty. In this regard, the developed world should help the poor countries of Africa, including Ethiopia, in their efforts to develop and win poverty and end the “reign of terror.”
Editor’s Note: The views entertained in this article do not necessarily reflect the stance of The Ethiopian Herald
The Ethiopian Herald August 22/2021

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Harrison Burton and the No. 21 DEX Imaging Mustang are set to start 24th in Sunday’s Verizon 200 at the Brickyard.
Burton took that spot on Saturday with a lap at 98.661 miles per hour around the 14-turn, 2.439-mile road course inside Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
His qualifying speed represented an improvement from practice earlier in the day when he was 28th on the speed chart with a best lap at 97.309 mph. That came on the eighth of 10 laps he ran in the session.
Sunday’s 82-lap race is scheduled to get the green flag just after 2:30 p.m. Eastern Time with TV coverage on NBC. Stage breaks are planned for Lap 15 and 35.

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Don Driver is regarded as one of New Zealand’s most significant and challenging contemporary artists. He was born in 1930 in Hastings, and was a resident of New Plymouth for most of his life. Driver was an astute and avid reader of modern art traditions. His exploration into the nature of ‘art’ produced some of the most compelling and significant art/sculpture to emerge in the contemporary New Zealand art arena.
Driver’s work evolved along several routes as he experimented freely with both media and form. The diversity of his oeuvre was motivated by his constant efforts to define the boundaries of art and to discover its unique ability to transform the apparently banal and everyday into something quite uniquely powerful and ‘other’. In Driver’s early work of the 1960’s, this took the form of a ‘primitivising’ tendency not unlike that evident in the sculpture of Henry Moore and Chadwick. Driver’s fascination for non-western art, particularly that of African and Asian art also saw the beginnings of Driver’s own personal collection. In the later 1960’s however, Driver abandoned the overtly “primitivistic” nature of his early work, turning his attention to the production of powerful combinations of ordinary everyday objects, such as signs and symbols. This focus on the transformative power of materials led him to contemplate the key elements of art itself, that is, colour, shape, form and composition/arrangement. The media that Driver utilised for his works was uniquely diverse, resulting in his bizarre and often unsettling ‘combines’ or assemblages to that of pure abstraction and relief.
He also exhibited on numerous occasions with the historic Group 60 shows during the early 1960s, as well as being chosen to represent New Zealand in several Australian Biennales
river’s work is devoid of concistent or predictable development as concepts and ideas flow from one series of works to another, with the constructive process being as important as the original. Furthermore, neither content or message outweigh the actual form or structure of a work. It is the exploration of the domain of the visual in its ritualistic sense that really describes the work of Don Driver.Driver’s work has received a variety of awards and grants and is well represented in major public and private collections.
He was the recipient of a QEII Arts Council International Study grant and a New Zealand/Australia Foundation Study grant which lead to his residency at the University of Tasmania in 1994. Previously, he was awarded the Caltex sponsored New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts Award (1991), BP Art Award (1987) and the Sarjeant Gallery Whanganui Art Award (1984). In the 1970s he received several QE Arts Council art awards, the Hansells Sculpture Award and the Benson and Hedges Art Award.
Driver’s work has been in numerous solo exhibitions in institutions such as the Auckland City Art Gallery, Govett-Brewster, Sarjeant Gallery, Manawatu, and Wellington City Art Gallery. Further, Driver has participated in several key and definitive New Zealand art group shows including Headlands: Thinking through NZ Art (1992) A Decade of Assemblage (1992) and When Art Hits the Headline.

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Name : Meltem Karakoyun Saracoglu
Place of Birth : Ankara – Türkiye
Date of Born : 07.02.1976
Art Education : 2013 -2017 Nola Hatterman Art Academy
Sana Budaya – Folk Academy Clay art 2016 – still continue
Part of any group : Member of FVAS since 2015
Work Experience : Ass teacher at G ART BLOCK 2018
2018 of February’’ How to Learn Peace ‘’, Military Museum , Suriname
2018 of December Surifesta FVAS at ArtBlok expo At a good distance in 2017 Paramaribo Suriname
2017 of November ‘’Nola Hatterman Art Academy Graduation Exhibition’’ – ‘’I hate dirty politics ‘’ The Hall , Suriname
I Hate Dirty Politics
I would sit down by a river and pass all the beauties of nature to the canvas , but my inner world does not allow it! We live in a world of wars and unjustice.
It is very difficult to create beautiful works of art! Politicians are the ones that make our world irresistible
We live in a terrible world , it is very difficult to be a student of art school in this terrible world! Dirty polictics are in place in every country of the world such as , military battles , economic crises , oil and water wars , unemployment , hunger , refugee problems , clandestine games of CIA and masonic groups. The minds manipulated by the exploitation of religion and the unjustified justice system.
We ordinary people are part of all games knowingly or unknowingly.
So I hate dirty politics


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Dr. Orla Baker
Dr. Orla Baker grew up in Illinois and received her Bachelor’s Degree from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin where she majored in Biology with a minor in Mathematics. She then graduated Cum Laude from Boston University School of Dental Medicine in 2006. She remained at BU an additional year to complete a general dentistry residency. Since graduation, Dr. Baker has worked in Belmont and Somerville before arriving at Burlington Family Dental in 2012. She’s been proud to continue their tradition of kind, compassionate, and ethical dental care.
Dr. Baker’s primary interests in dentistry are restorative and cosmetic care. She is currently an active member of the American Dental Association, the Massachusetts Dental Society, and the Middlesex District Dental Society. Dr. Baker lives in Burlington with her three children. Her interests outside of dentistry include travel, reading, playing tennis, and spending time with her family.
Dr. Sherry Chan
Dr. Sherry Chan has helped people enjoy happy healthy smiles for over twenty years. At Burlington Family Dental, she has had the pleasure of working with wonderful patients and knowledgeable and caring doctors and staff. A fan of nature and science, she graduated from Cornell University with a major in Neurobiology. She earned her dental degree from Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery. She then completed a one year residency program at Danbury Hospital in Connecticut. Affiliations include membership in the American Dental Association, the Massachusetts Dental Society, and the Middlesex Dental Society. Dr. Chan has also participated on the Board of the Women’s Dental Society of Massachusetts. Outside pursuits include dancing, playing music (piano), traveling, and most enjoyably, raising her three children with her husband Ken, a Pediatrician in the area.

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Hungary drops discriminatory consent law
BY Advocate.com Editors
September 05 2002 12:00 AM ET
Hungary's Constitutional Court said on Wednesday it has scrapped a law regarding sex between adults and consenting teenagers that discriminated against gay men and lesbians, according to Agence France-Presse.
The court annulled a paragraph of the criminal code that said it was a crime punishable by up to three years in prison for gay adults to have sex with consenting teenagers aged 14 to 18, a court spokesman said. Sex between heterosexual adults and consenting teenagers aged 14 and over is not illegal in Hungary. "The criminal code discriminated against homosexuals in an arbitrary and objectively unjustifiable way," the court said in its verdict.
Gay rights groups welcomed the ruling, which repeals a discriminatory section of the criminal code that has existed for nine years. "During this time at least 16 men have been sentenced to prison, and several people have actually served jail terms of up to two years under the terms of the paragraph," according to human rights group Habeas Corpus.
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CNH Global N.V.
The world's second-largest maker of tractors and combines after Deere & Co.
Richard Tobin, chief executive, said it would be the end of the first quarter before there is better visibility into the impact of Europe's broader economic woes, though he expressed confidence that demand in China and Brazil would rebound.
CNH, a unit of Italy's Fiat Industrial S.p.A. (FI.MI), expects revenue to grow about 5% this year compared with 2011, with farm equipment demand seen flat to up 5% and construction business up 15% to 20%.
The stock, always volatile around the company's earnings reports, was recently down 11.2% at $42.29, with analysts expressing concern about potential market share losses and margins.
The Illinois-based company reported a profit of $193 million, or 80 cents a share, down from $209 million, or 87 cents a share, in the same period a year earlier. Excluding restructuring and other items, per-share earnings fell to 79 cents from 90 cents. Revenue rose 24% to $5.04 billion.

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Round 8: Sc2tog, sc in next st around.
Other parts are not stuffed.Sew into the gateau patin a roulette red stitches and machines à sous zorro back into the white stitches. .Pokeball to catch em all!Higher success rate when your active pokemon is the opposite gender from the pokemon attempting to be caught.Eyes should be placed about 4 sts apart.Fasten off and cut.Placement: One row down from top.Higher success rate when your active pokemon likes you more.These printables are perfect for your next Pokemon.To make the ears, I glued a sheet of yellow cardstock onto a scrap of cardboard, and cut out lotto crosscup relays gent 2017 two ear pieces.I used red acrylic craft paint to paint the top half of the pumpkin, and then used black acrylic paint to paint the center rings.Give it a try!Useable Items on Pokemon Name Ingredients Input » Output Description Fire Stone Fire Stone Shard Used to evolve certain pokemon.I gave the entire pumpkin a coat of clear glossy sealer, and it was finished easy peasy!The thickness of the plates were the perfect weight for the invitations. .Repeat Rounds 1-8 only to create Part.Leaf Stone Leaf Stone Shard Used to evolve certain pokemon.Print out the shapes below.Use brown yarn to embroider 2 lines on the back.Round 10: Sc2tog, sc in next 2 st around.Stuff Body and sew closed.
They are color coded, so cut the black shape out of black cardstock, the white shapes from white cardstock and the red shapes from red cardstock.

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موضوع: مشاهير الهندسة Remarkable Engineers: From Riquet to Shannon الأربعاء يناير 19, 2011 1:38 pm
Ioan James, "Remarkable Engineers: From Riquet to Shannon" Cambridge University Press | 2010 | ISBN: 0521516218 | 218 pages | PDF | 2,1 MB
Engineering transformed the world completely between the 17th and 21st centuries. Remarkable Engineers tells the stories of 51 of the key pioneers in this transformation, from the designers and builders of the world's railways, bridges and aeroplanes, to the founders of the modern electronics and communications revolutions. The focus throughout is on their varied life stories, and engineering and scientific detail is kept to a minimum. Engineer profiles are organized chronologically, inviting readers with an interest in engineering to follow the path by which these remarkable engineers utterly changed our lives.
مشاهير الهندسة Remarkable Engineers: From Riquet to Shannon

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San Diego ocean temperatures jump nearly 20 degrees, hitting 77 in La Jolla
Scientists attribute the change to a big drop in upwelling
The heatwave is over, but it is having a lingering effect on the temperature of the ocean off San Diego County.
Ocean temperatures have soared lately largely because the massive high pressure system that produced the heatwave extinguished the northwest winds that were blowing warm surface waters away from the coast, allowing colder, deeper water to rise.
The phenomenon is known as upwelling.
Sea surface temperatures at the Scripps Pier in La Jolla Shores hit 77.2 degrees on Thursday, the highest reading ever recorded at that site on August 20 and a figure that was almost 20 points higher than it was three weeks ago.
“We’ve gone from a record daily low of about 60 up to 77 and it could go higher,” said Alex Tardy, a forecaster for the National Weather Service. “We usually don’t see fluctuations like that.”
The average temperature at the pier this time of year is in the 70 to 71-degree range, the weather service said.
Ocean temperatures in San Diego County dropped into the 50s and 60s in late July and early August due to the upwelling, leading many surfers to haul our their full wetsuits.
The rapid warming “isn’t just happening in a pocket at the Scripps Pier. There is a lot of warm water offshore, so we could see ocean temperatures continue to rise.”
The highest reading ever made at the pier occurred on August 3, 2019, when the sea surface temperature hit 80.
Forecasters say San Diego County will remain warmer than normal this weekend, with daytime highs reaching the upper 70s to low 80s at the coast, the upper 80s to low 90s across inland valleys and foothills, and the 100s in local deserts.
The overnight temperature isn’t expected to drop below 70 in San Diego until Monday.
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For many people, the first association with the term "classical music" is the orchestra as a medium, and for some the two are synonymous. Consequently the perceived crisis for art music is tied directly to modifications of the orchestra as both a business entity and as a musical medium. While the former is an interesting topic by itself, and is tied to the changing role of public works and indeed of cultural obligations, it goes rather far outside the bounds of this column, and so must be placed in the background. However, it should first be stated that the deteriorating business conditions are closely linked to the conservative program choices, in a constricting move which is typical of human nature. This is, of course, linked directly to the change in the orchestra as a musical medium, based on its relative inaccessibility for the ordinary modern composer. The image of an orchestra in every city clamoring for new works, often from its own citizens, has become merely a humorous anecdote.
Those who have followed my remarks elsewhere will recall that I have been no keen enthusiast for orchestral music. The history of increasing orchestra size is fundamentally about being louder, an intention I do not share. John Cage has gone even farther by applying that basic pronouncement to harmony, stating that it is primarily a tool for being louder. While the connotations of Cage's remark might be objectionable to many people, I do believe the underlying point is sound. Much of Western musical development relates directly to the idea of making a louder noise, at least until this century. Of course, the other attraction to the orchestra is its variety of sound & timbre, and this is an area where my appreciation has increased substantially of late. Despite a lingering personal predilection toward the abstract sound of homogenous ensembles, I have become more intrigued by sonority and combined ensembles (called "broken consorts" in the English Renaissance). What is perhaps most amazing here is that, if we do not count the piano, there are so few major repertory pieces written for mixed chamber ensemble. Apparently the pull of the orchestra was too strong for works whose nature did not demand timbral equality among the parts.
An inescapably remarkable point about the orchestral phenomenon is the brevity of the period during which its basic repertory formed. The symphony progressed uninhibited only from the later 18th century into the early 19th! Earlier forms were bound up with concertante showmanship or the voice, while later developments were already staggering under the load placed upon them. Of course, this is not to suggest that the orchestra was dead by the later 19th century, far from it, but that its basic constituency and repertory was already set, to be added to only incrementally. The emergence of the symphonic form, lacking words, as the summit of musical composition is perhaps even more intriguing, and a topic which I should probably explore further before acting as if I have. One fine consequence of the HIP movement has been the rediscovery of rich sonorities in the smaller scale works leading directly toward codification of the symphony proper. Of course, the Baroque operas of Monteverdi and especially those of the later French composers already made use of a rich variety of instrumental resources, and this practice apparently dates back at least as far as the Renaissance with e.g. Lassus in Munich or even Josquin in Ferrara. I see the development of the abstract symphonic form at least partly as a reaction to the extremely involved text setting techniques of the later Baroque, something which in effect transfigured the ever-widening gap between individual words.
Constraints of some kind are often viewed as necessary for artistic production at the highest level, and indeed one can pose a complementary music history by specifically tracing changes in constraints. Composers are often most appreciated for their least constrained works, an indulgence which the major figures were only rarely allowed, and which must be seen in relation to more ordinary circumstances. While the orchestra is the least restrained sonic medium, especially given that it has not been necessary to write interesting parts for every instrument, other constraints surrounding it have grown substantially. Most basically, it is extremely difficult to get preparation and performance time from an orchestra. I believe this has been a major motivation toward the composition of music for eclectic chamber ensemble, because the barriers to entry now presented by the standard orchestra give added incentive to write exactly for those instruments for which one has independent parts conceived. Before this, standardized forces were more practical. The resulting variety in ensemble scoring is both intriguing for its diversity, and serves to fracture the basic constraints which had served to frame tradition. The solution to this problem, if indeed it is a problem, is entirely unclear.
Another amazing thing about the large-scale orchestra is that it is absent from traditional music nearly everywhere else. Perhaps this is related to the development of harmony, and perhaps to the West's singular economics, but no one explanation serves to explain the phenomenon very well. Hopefully a brief survey will be interesting. The other substantial orchestral tradition is the percussion dominated gamelan, centered in Southeast Asia. Among these, the Javanese is the most developed in sonic terms, while the similar Balinese is the most famous. The basic style extends through continental Southeast Asia where it existed on an equally large scale in Cambodia, continues in a more folksy style in Thailand, and gives way to reed dominated ensembles of smaller size in southern Burma and even to austere percussion examples in outlying regions of the state of Kerala in India. Similar orchestras existed in previous eras in China, but have long since been displaced. The present Chinese "traditional orchestra" is a more recent invention, combining instruments which were primarily used for solo or small-scale performances. Finally, Japan & Korea have fairly unique examples, respectively wind- & string-based, but similar in many metric and formal features. Moving farther afield, Ottoman styles developed in close contact with the West, and the later Iranian styles make use of some Western ideas but retain a strong traditional flavor. Of course, fusion pieces which use some traditional instruments or themes in a Western-style orchestra are becoming fairly common today.
Smaller ensembles of mixed constitution are much more common in other traditions, and indeed some of the examples above might be more accurately called mixed chamber ensembles. With the exception of Java & Cambodia, the scale of Western orchestral music is almost unprecedented. With trends in HIP & world music, and given the issues surrounding orchestras, new music for mixed chamber ensemble is composed in abundance. However, many orchestras are becoming more aggressive, and I expect to see a resurgence there, as the medium continues to hold a fascination.
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Packing food for disadvantaged families at three o'clock on a chilly winter morning with Chelsea Clinton, daughter of President Bill Clinton, gave UNSW Masters student Rachel Wilkins a practical perspective of initiatives supported by the Clinton family.
Rachel took part in the food rescue ‘repackathon’ while in New York for an internship with The Clinton Foundation, a philanthropic organisation that aims to make a difference in areas such as health and wellness, economic development, climate change and opportunities for women and girls.
“My internship with the Clinton Foundation really opened my eyes to a broader range of tools to help the disadvantaged,” Rachel says.
Rachel Wilkins with President Bill Clinton. Photo: Clinton Foundation
Rachel is currently studying a Master of International Public Health at UNSW and seized the opportunity to take up an internship over summer to learn more about implementing public health programs.
She was placed in the Clinton Health Matters Initiative, an area of the Foundation focused on reducing the prevalence of chronic disease in the US as well as closing the gap in health disparities.
“I worked specifically in the areas of health, technology and digital innovation, on compelling ways to leverage the power of technology to improve health in the US,” Rachel says.
Her main project was a ‘codethon’ event to encourage female developers to design and build digital applications to support women’s mental health.
“The combination of health and technology was not really an area I had thought about before the internship. There is tremendous potential with mobile technologies, as well as the rapidly expanding wearable device market, to improve health outcomes,” she says.
Rachel initially trained as a registered nurse and says she was inspired to study public health after volunteering in Cambodia and Tanzania.
“I realised that the problems were not just clinical. There were also significant structural problems that contribute to poor health in developing countries,” she says.
Rachel says she would eventually like to work for an international organisation such as the WHO or the World Bank, but is also keen to keep up her clinical skills and experience.
She also encourages other Masters students to use their studies as a “springboard” to practical work experience and the opportunity to gain a wider perspective of their studies.

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Question about Ford F-150
All other gauges are working and the truck is running and shifting fine
First get your codes checked. A lot of times it is the sensor in the tranny that goes. Other times it is a bad connection to the main cluster that causes issues. However, there is also the cold solder issue a lot of trucks have on the back of the instrument cluster.
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when i bought mine the speedometer odomoter and raido didn't work
put in a fuse that wasnt' in got them all and now when u are driveing it shifts out of gears or sometimes it wont shift past first any ideas?
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SOURCE: 93 f150 speedometer
The most likely is that you have either a bad speedometer sender, or bad speedometer cable connection.
Also a bad speedometer on instrument panel can cause the same , but is not very common.
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It is either the speed sensor, the wireing in between ot the speedometer module it self. The sensor sends pulse train signal to the speedometer module and there it drives the speedometer and is divided in frequency by about 7 and feed to the computer and the cruise control. When the signal drops the Engine management computer thinks the speed is real slow and raises the transmission pressure.
In the one I had it was a cold solder jooint on the bacjk of the speedometer module itself but this was the divided output and the speedometer itself still worked. The easyest part would be the sensor that mounts on the rear axile I believe and should cost less than 30.00 dollars. If not that thebn it's the wiring or the speedometer module electronics..
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When Akira Ayres finds the brawny Scot with a musket ball in his thigh, the healer has no qualms about doing whatever it takes to save his life. Even if it means fleeing with him across the Highlands to tend to his wounds while English redcoats are closing in. Though Akira is as fierce and brave as any of her clansmen, even she’s intimidated by the fearsome, brutally handsome Highlander who refuses to reveal his name.
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Well before their 20th anniversary, Musso and Frank advertised itself as “the oldest restaurant in Hollywood.” 90 years after they opened as Frank’s Francois Cafe in 1919, Musso and Frank is still going strong. In the intervening years, Sardi’s, the Brown Derby, Chasen’s, Mike Lyman’s, the Seven Seas, Edna Earl’s Fog Cutter, the Gotham, Fred Harvey’s, the Cock and Bull, Scandia, Nickodell’s and many other historic restaurants have come and gone. Musso’s is still the oldest restaurant in Hollywood.
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Joseph Musso and Joseph Carissimi opened their first restaurant, Progress, in Portland, Oregon in 1910. Later, they moved to Los Angeles, where they eventually teamed up with Frank Toulet, who had opened Frank’s Cafe, on Hollywood Boulevard in 1919. The name was later changed to Frank’s Francois Cafe. In the early 1920’s, Joseph Musso became a partner and the name was changed again, this time to Musso-Frank Grill. Frank Toulet sold his interest in the restaurant in 1927. John Mosso and Joseph Carissimi purchased the restaurant in the same year. The restaurant survives today, much as it did in the early years, with the exception of the move from 6669 Hollywood Boulevard to 6667 Hollywood Boulevard in the mid 1930’s, and the addition of the New Room in the 1950’s, which occupies the space that once belonged to the Stanley Rose Bookstore. Rose died in 1954, and the bar in the back, where so many great writers ate and drank in the 1930’s, closed and moved to the New Room around the same time.
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In the 1920’s, when movies were silent and Hollywood was dotted with cafeterias and grills, Jean Rue, Musso’s most tenured and famous chef, created the menu that exists today. He was with the restaurant from 1922 until 1976. He worked for 53 years and trained John Hellman and Michele Bourger, his successors. There were others, but Jean Rue and John Hellman, who served under him for thirty years, and Michele Bourger have been the three main chefs since 1919.
Perhaps the most famous head waiter at Musso and Frank was Jesse Chavez, who worked for over 50 years, beginning in the 1920’s. Jesse started as a dishwasher and moved up to baker, pantry man, busboy, waiter and finally headwaiter. In the 1970’s he became one third owner for a brief time. He ran a tight ship and roamed the restaurant putting out fires as he saw fit. Once, he told Charlton Heston that there would be an hour wait for his party of eight. When asked by Heston if he knew who he was, Jesse replied, yes, and Heston and party departed, never to return.
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In the 1920’s, 1930’s and 1940’s, the golden years in Hollywood, almost everyone in the entertainment business dined or drank at Musso and Frank. Through the years, waiters served Mary Pickford, Greta Garbo, Edward G. Robinson, Claudette Colbert, Bette Davis, Cesar Romero and many more. But the restaurant was also known for it’s clientele of famous writers. The famous back room was home to William Saroyan, John Fante, Scott Fitzgerald, Nathaniel West, William Falkner, Thomas Wolfe, Ernest Hemingway and many more.
In 1935, Grace Wilcox of Screen and Radio Weekly, reported that, “- Dan Ilich, the head waiter, is probably as well known as either of the proprietors, if not better known, and has served enough of the famous Musso-Frank flannel cakes to sink the Italian steamer Rex.”
The article went on to say, “Charlie Chaplin dines here more often than anywhere else. He is fond of broiled lamb kidney and lamb currie and rice. Also Irish stew and a salad of lettuce with Roquefort cheese dressing. In season he likes duck.”
Wilcox wrote, “Sandra Shaw is partial to salads, but Gary Cooper likes a tenderloin steak baked potato and a green salad with French dressing.
“Ginger Rogers prefers steaks and rum cake for dessert.
“Joel McCrea orders a New York cut steak, rare and a chiffonade salad.”
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In 1964, writer Bob Thomas talked with Jean Rue, who recalled his early days at Musso’s in the 1920’s. “They all used to come here. :Rudolph Valentino was a regular customer; he loved the Italian spaghetti. Charlie Chaplin had lunch here almost every day; his favorite was the boiled lamb with caper sauce. There were many others – Douglas Fairbanks, Bebe Daniels, Alan Hale. I remember when Hale first brought in his little boy – the boy who is an actor today.”

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The Board of Tax Appeals' (the BTA) denied appellant Jayo Development, Inc.'s application for a business inventory property tax exemption. In 2012, Jayo Development applied for a property tax exemption pursuant to Idaho Code section 63-602W(4), claiming that the property qualified as site improvements held by a land developer. The Ada County Board of Equalization (the BOE) denied the application. Subsequently, the BTA and the district court both affirmed the denial. On appeal, Jayo Development argued: (1) that the plain language of the statute entitled it to the exemption;, (2) that the district court erred in relying on IDAPA 35.01.03.620 in denying Jayo Development the tax exemption; and (3) that the 2013 amendment of Idaho Code section 63-602W(4) clarified the legislature's intent and supports its interpretation of the statute. Finding no reversible error, the Supreme Court affirmed.


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Washington State head coach Ken Bone has a vacancy to fill on his coaching staff, as it was announced by the school on Tuesday that assistant coach Ben Johnson has decided to leave the program. Johnson spent the last nine seasons in Pullman, beginning in 2004 as an assistant under then-head coach Dick Bennett.
With the change in regimes it’s rare that an assistant would hang around as long as Johnson did, going from the elder Bennett to his son Tony (who’s now the head coach at Virginia) to coach Bone. Johnson was a teammate of Tony Bennett’s at Wisconsin-Green Bay.
“I want to thank everyone at Washington State University for their genuine care and support over the past nine seasons,” Johnson said in the release. “My family and I have thoroughly enjoyed being part of Cougar Nation and the University community. I want to wish Coach Bone, our coaching staff and players the best of luck and continued success.”
One of Johnson’s most important recruits in recent years was Brock Motum, who graduated after playing four seasons in Pullman this past spring. Motum led the Pac-12 in scoring in each of his last two seasons, and he left the school ranked fifth on the all-time scoring list. Motum’s a native of Australia, and Johnson’s connections in the country (he played and coach at the professional level in Australia) helped in the recruiting process.
“We’re sorry to see Ben leave the program,” coach Bone stated in the release. “He has contributed a tremendous amount not only during my four years here at WSU, but also over the past nine seasons. We wish Ben nothing but the best!”
While the Cougars do have to account for Motum’s departure they’ve got some talented players returning to the Palouse, most notably guards DaVontè Lacy and Royce Woolridge. Also of note are the arrivals of two point guards, junior college transfer Danny Lawhorn and freshman Ike Ireogbu, and redshirt freshman Que Johnson has the potential to be one of the best athletes in the Pac-12 after sitting out last season as a partial qualifier.
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The cousin of former Pitt forward Chevon Troutman has developed into a quality recruit himself.
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Nigel Hayes has game. He doesn’t have bars.
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According to the report SMU met with the NCAA Committee on Infractions last month.
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Harding won’t join the program until 2018 however, as he’ll be taking his two-year LDS mission beforehand.
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Director of player personnel Travis Diener is pegged as the best player in the games, with he and assistant Chris Carrawell trading some good-natured shots at each other.
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Only Aqeel Quinn, who’s out of eligibility, made more three-pointers for the Aztecs last season than Shrigley.
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All three programs made Davis a focal point in Las Vegas last weekend.
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Notes on Vance Jackson, Brendan Bailey and Javonte Smart included.
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Tyson Waterman is the latest victim in the fallout from the Southern Miss scandal.
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That’s now two of Kentucky’s elite freshmen with concerns looming.
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Bruce Pearl was fired by Tennessee for lying about a barbecue.
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Suhr was on staff with the ‘Bad Boys’.
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Elijah Bryant will have three years of eligibility remaining.
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The Arkansas forward was charged with one count of forgery last week.
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The three-star forward failed to qualify earlier this month.
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Bobby Hurley off to a good start in his new gig in Tempe.
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Tai Wynyard of New Zealand is the only commit currently in Kentucky’s Class of 2016.
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The Museum of Textile Industry is a branch of the National Polytechnic Museum. It is located in Sliven, at 3, Stoil Voyvoda Square, and is housed in a building which is a monument of culture.
Thematically, the museum is dedicated entirely to the production of textiles from the ancient past until the present day and as such it is the only one of its kind in Bulgaria.
The exhibition takes up eight halls and follows the birth, development, and achievements of textile techniques, technologies and equipment. The tour around the museum starts at the second floor and continues to the first where the big machines and equipment included in the demonstration part of the lecture are situated.
The hand production and the industrial manufacturing of textiles are shown in chronological order form the early Neolithic Age (7th Millennium BC) until the end of the 19th century and from the end of the 19th century until the 1970s.
Among the exhibits, visitors of the museum will find weights of a vertical loom from the 7th Millennium BC, as well as a reproduction of a vertical weaving loom which was used in these lands during the Neolithic Age. Equipment, techniques and technologies applied in the home, craft, and industrial production of textiles, such as distaffs and spindles, primitive forms of weaving, spinning wheels, etc. are also demonstrated.
Special focus is placed on the Industrial Revolution in Europe which began in 1733 with the flying shuttle invented by John Kay. Another invention that gave revolutionary birth to technique and technology was made in 1800 by Frenchman Joseph Marie Jacquard.
He applied a programme to the weaving loom – the so-called Jacquard apparatus through which every warp thread could be controlled individually. There is a working Jacquard loom displayed at the museum and visitors have the opportunity to witness Jacquard’s invention in person.
A separate hall is dedicated to crafts related to textile production, such as silk-production, frieze-weaving (production of coarse woolen fabrics), cord-making, cotton-printing, goat’s hair-processing, carpet production, etc.
The machines are displayed on the first floor of the museum. Some of the exhibits include a 1937 spinning machine and a 1943 Princess Marie Louise mechanical weaving loom manufactured in England especially for the Bulgarian market.
Two of the other halls are dedicated to different types of weaving and knitting machines. Almost all of them work and a demonstration for visitors shows how they operate.
A special exhibition can also be seen at the museum dedicated to the life and work of Dobri Zhelyazkov (1800 – 1865) – founder of the industry in Bulgaria.
Information materials and souvenirs are sold at the site.
3, ploshtad "Stoil voyvoda", Sliven, Sliven, 8800, Bulgaria.


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These are actually a discontinued style, so when a lovely bride came to me on the hunt for them, we were super lucky that I had the size she needed in stock!
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The majority of the Rainbow Club shoes are a satin base, allowing you to have them dyed any colour you wish, 280 to choose from! And this design has silver sparkle encrusted all over them! They are stunning!
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Small Business Administration (SBA) loans totaled almost $72 million in Eastern Missouri through the first four months of the government's fiscal year — 80 percent more than this time last year.
The SBA reports 51 lenders made 159 loans totaling $71.9 million through the end of January, up from 130 loans and $40 million at the same time last year. The district includes St. Louis, Columbia, Jefferson City and Cape Girardeau.
Midwest Regional Bank in Festus topped all lenders in dollar amount, with eight SBA-guaranteed loans totaling $17.2 million.
Dennis Melton, SBA district director in St. Louis, said "Missouri is climbing out of the recession, and SBA's programs are a significant part of that process."

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Public defender named federal magistrate
Assistant federal defender Nancy Joseph has been selected to fill a magistrate judge's post at the U.S. District Court in Milwaukee.
Joseph, who received her law degree from Rutgers in 1993, will replace Aaron E. Goodstein, who retired in June.
Joseph was one of five finalists for the job recommended by a panel of lawyers and community members. The judges of the Eastern District of Wisconsin made the final selection, which was announced over the weekend.
Federal magistrate judges conduct preliminary hearings in felonies, handle civil pre-tial evidentiary matter and can hear full civil cases when litigants agree. They serve eight year terms and currently are paid $160,080 annually.
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Antipasti Pasta Salad
From EatingWell: May/June 2013
This Italian pasta salad recipe has all the flavors of antipasto—salami, Provolone and pepperoncini— tossed together with a tangy vinaigrette and whole-wheat pasta. This healthy antipasti pasta salad is perfect for a light dinner. For the best flavor, combine the pasta salad with the dressing about 1 hour before serving.
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1/4 cup red-wine vinegar
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh marjoram or 1 tablespoon dried
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped shallots
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 6 ounces (about 2 1/2 cups) whole-wheat medium shells
- 2 cups thinly sliced fennel bulb
- 1 cup diced bell pepper
- 1 cup quartered canned artichoke hearts
- 1 cup canned cannellini beans, rinsed
- 1/2 cup cubed salami
- 5 tablespoons shredded Provolone cheese
- 3 tablespoons chopped pepperoncini
- Freshly ground pepper to taste
- To prepare dressing: Combine oil, broth, vinegar, marjoram, shallots, salt and pepper in a jar with a tight-fitting lid. Shake until well combined. (Or whisk in a bowl.)
- To prepare pasta salad: Cook pasta in a large pot of boiling water according to package directions. Drain, transfer to a large bowl and let cool. Add fennel, bell pepper, artichoke hearts, beans, salami, cheese, pepperoncini, pepper and the dressing; toss to coat.
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- Make Ahead Tip: Cover and refrigerate, without dressing, for up to 1 day. Toss with the dressing about 1 hour before serving.
Per serving: 298 calories; 14 g fat (3 g sat, 9 g mono); 11 mg cholesterol; 36 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 11 g protein; 7 g fiber; 535 mg sodium; 269 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (64% daily value), Vitamin A (21% dv)
Carbohydrate Servings: 2
Exchanges: 2 starch 1 vegetable, 1/2 high-fat meat, 2 fat
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'SNL' Suffers Through Its First Zoom Call in its Entirely at Home Episode
In this brave new world of social distancing, our lexicon is expanding. Now Zoom, once thought of as just a cute way to describe someone going super fast, is a noun, a verb, and the primary means of communication. "Zoom," the video conferencing system, has become the predominant way to virtually gather, but it can difficult to figure out for the technologically challenged. That's the phenomenon Saturday Night Live explored in its first episode produced entirely remotely.
The sketch documented the very first Zoom call of "SalesCorp Industries" featuring Henriette and Nan, two doddering receptionists portrayed by Aidy Bryant and Kate McKinnon. Bryant and McKinnon nail the strange relationship those that aren't familiar with video chatting have with their newfound webcams, seemingly unable to ascertain where they should be looking or just how visible they are. Soon these two ladies start to fully crumble under the pressures of this era, both revealing that they are completely without toilet paper. At least Bryant's Henriette managed to figure out how to get a Zoom background and pay tribute to her favorite doctor, ABC's The Good Doctor. (Props to Henriette. Even I had a hard time with that one.)
SNL at Home was a strange and often delightful experiment. Cast members recorded sketches from the privacy of their homes, all proudly on display in the refashioned opening credits. Tom Hanks, recovered from his bout with coronavirus, "hosted." Chris Martin was the musical guest, performing Bob Dylan's "Shelter from the Storm." Pete Davidson's mom filmed his Drake parody from her basement. Chloe Fineman showed off some perfect impressions, including a dead-on Carole Baskin. Larry David cameo'd as Bernie Sanders. But, finally, and most movingly, the show paid tribute to one of their own who died as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, music producer Hal Wilner. Veterans of the show, including Adam Sandler and Tina Fey, appeared to memorialize the composer. While not without its awkward moments, the show on a whole was an impressive example of making the most out of extraordinary times.
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Paul Scholes has pulled no punches when discussing the current situation at his former club Manchester United following the sacking of manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Solskjaer was finally relieved of his duties on Sunday following a torrid run of form which culminated in a humiliating 4-1 defeat away to Premier League strugglers Watford - a result which proved to be the final straw for the United hierarchy.
Former assistant manager Michael Carrick has been placed in temporary charge of the Red Devils as the club search for a suitable interim boss to see them through to the end of the season, at which point a permanent appointment will be made. Coaches Kieran McKenna and Mike Phelan have been kept on as assistants.
However, Scholes - who is Carrick's former teammate and played under Phelan when he was Sir Alex Ferguson's right-hand man - has criticised Solskjaer's coaching staff for not leaving Old Trafford too.
Speaking on BT Sport ahead of Carrick's first game in charge against Villarreal in the Champions League, Scholes said: "You ask the question 'will they be any better tonight?' It's the same people running the team.
"Arguably it's more Kieran McKenna and Michael Carrick who's been preparing the team. So how that changes now, I don't know."
He continued: "I would be embarrassed being on the staff now. I think they [Carrick, McKenna, Phelan] all should have gone, sacked or gone off their own back.
"They were part of Ole's team, he trusted them each week to prepare a team for games. They have let the club down as much as Ole [Gunnar Solskjaer] has.
"If I was in their position now I'd be feeling guilty working at this football club still when Ole put so much trust in them."
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California is a popular place to live in general, but within the state, there are a few cities worth highlighting like San Francisco. At the moment, people who love luxury and real estate agents who want to sell expensive homes see the Bay Area as a gold mine.
San Francisco Real Estate Market
There are many reasons why the price of San Francisco real estate market is so high, and this piece will point out some of those reasons:
* Good Jobs:
One reason the value of San Francisco real estate is high deals with the number of good jobs in the Bay Area. The reality is San Francisco is home to the world’s most sought after tech jobs, creating employment for thousands of highly skilled people.
The salaries of these individuals are very high, which means many residents of this city have money to burn. People who earn a good salary usually want a good home. They set their sights on a modestly sized house in a decent area and set about making improvements to it. These high earners invest heavily in their seemingly humble abode, ordering custom cabinets in San Francisco and hiring a contractor to update the facade. The result is an already pricy piece of property going further up in value.
When this process occurs in neighborhoods originally meant for middle-income families, those families eventually get priced out. This drives competition for the affordable properties that remain, which are few and far between.
* Controlled Housing:
People want to live here because there are good jobs, but that is not the only reason the real estate market is seeing such high prices. The other reason this is happening in the Bay Area is that residential zoning is tightly controlled. When new standalone housing gets built in San Francisco, it’s almost always luxury-grade and consequently only accessible to the very wealthy.
Flooding a particular area with houses to not only meet the demand but to surpass it would certainly make the housing market a little more competitive. Yet this is not happening in San Francisco. This allows prices of homes to go up because the demand is certainly not subsiding.
* Investing is Scary:
As many readers already know, the Great Recession happened around the time. Tech companies started to see some success in the Bay Area. Part of the reason many investors did not build new homes even though the demand. Because people were afraid of the housing market. This is an understandable fear at the time, but things have been getting better.
Still, investors are not really taking a chance on the area for other reasons. For one, the city has passed very strong tenant rights. Which puts landlords at a disadvantage with most disputes.
It should also be pointed out that renters in the city have a lot of protections. Which includes rent control to keep costs affordable. Investors sometimes lower prices because they rent to more people at cheaper prices. This can bring down the property value in a particular area. Which is something real estate agents do not want for San Francisco?
This does not mean you cannot become a real estate investor in this city The task is just a little more challenging, but a few investors have seen success. Hopefully, this information makes it easier for you to understand why the real estate market in San Francisco is booming and why people are flocking there.


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Chicken & Broccoli AlfredoSubmitted by: LADYPHOENIX61
IntroductionI made a few changes to a favorite Campbell's recipe. Please don't use frozen chicken breasts as it will cause a higher sodium content in this recipe. I made a few changes to a favorite Campbell's recipe. Please don't use frozen chicken breasts as it will cause a higher sodium content in this recipe.
Â½ of a 16 oz pkg of whole wheat linguine
1 cup fresh or frozen flowerets
2 Tbsp Smart Balance Light
*1 lb boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1.5 inch pieces
10Â¾oz can Campbell's Healthy Request Cream of Mushroom Soup
Â½ cup fat free half and half
Â½ cup grated Parmesan cheese
Â¼ tsp ground black pepper
*You may also substitute 1 lb of shelled and deveined large shrimp for the chicken. Calories will be 375.5/serv
EXTRA NOTE: Try grilling the chicken breast before chunking. Tastes even better!
Heat butter in 10" skillet over medium high heat. Add chicken and cook unil well browned, stirring often.
Stir soup, half and half, cheese, black pepper and linguine mixture into skillet. Cook until mixture is hot and bubbling. Serve with additional Parmesan cheese.
Number of Servings: 4
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Every year brings with it a fresh crop of trends, discoveries and phenomena that threatens to break the Internet. 2016 was no different. From the design world, Discern saw a number of exciting new trends that we both put into practice in our own homes, and hope will endure into the New Year. From metallic to monochrome, this year was all about being fresh, spunky and bold. Here, we share our top picks for the design trends we observed and loved in 2016.
No, floral wasn’t just a part of the fashion industry this year. This trend spilled over into the world of decor and interiors as well. We saw florals everywhere - on walls, cushion covers, art work, bed linen, crockery and more. From massive blooms to tiny buds, flowers adorned every inch of our homes, bringing with them an air of elegance and bohemian luxe.
Rosie by GWD from Gallery Wall Decor
Chintz Rose by Examples of Chinese Ornament from Gallery Wall Decor
Geometric Prints & Designs
Geometric prints were another massive design trend in 2016. Triangles, hexagons and other edgy prints were found on a variety of decor elements, from pillows to wallpaper, and even to floor tiles. Geometric prints work brilliantly in any kind of home, adding a modern touch and an instant sense of sleekness. The print looks sophisticated in any shade, whether you prefer neutrals and monochrome, or a wildly vibrant colour palette.
Sage Geometric Peaks Pillow
Pantone’s Rose Quartz & Serenity Blue
Pantone’s trending colours this season were unexpected, but worked beautifully. The colours gave an instant boost to pastels everywhere, with their dusky rose and calming, powder blue shades. Surprisingly, both shades can be easily incorporated into any home, without looking too fussy or feminine. Done right, they will bring about a sense of sophistication and old-world glamour.
This was one design trend that we absolutely loved this year. Metallic accents are brilliant, as they add an instant sense of glamour to just about any space. If you feel like your home is looking too boring or flat, incorporate a few touches of this trend and watch the space wake up right away. Pillows, pendant lights, wallpaper, and even bathroom fixtures in this shade and material work wonderfully to bring this trend to life.
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A trend that has a reputation it doesn't deserve, monochrome is considered bland and boring. Do it right however, and watch how this look can make any interiors look wonderfully sophisticated and even edgy. Choose your favourite colour - it doesn't just have to be neutrals - and use shaded of it on everything in a given room. Love blue? Choose a pale shade for the walls, a deep blue for the couch, a textured shade of the hue for the rug...you get the idea. The best way to do monochrome well is to use different shades, textures and elements of one colour, that will take it from basic to bold.
Probably one of the easiest ways to spruce up a home in an instant is by adding graphic pillows to every available surface. The beauty of this trend is that it has something for everyone - choose cushions with bold designs or patterns, metallic ones to amp up the glam factor, witty ones that offer word play, or simply jewel tones that add an instant pop of colour. With so many options to choose from, it's hard to not ace this design trend.
Scarlet Shadows Blended Velvet Cushion Cover
Medieval Times Blended Velvet Cushion Cover
Mismatched Dining Chairs
This trend is for the insouciant, carefree home owner, who likes to break the rules and show their personality through design. Mismatched dining chairs add charm and personality to any normal dining room - rather than stress over changing the dining table and everything with it, which can be a pretty expensive endeavour, play around with the chairs instead, to add a dose of quirkiness to your room. A way to make this trend look elegant without being too kitschy is to choose chairs all in one colour story, even if their designs are entirely different.
Midcentury Modern Dining Chair With Slatted
Modern Dining Chair With Slatted Back And Tight Cushion Seating
Modern Dining Chair With Armless Seat - White
Modern Spindle Back Dining Chair With Contoured Seat
There are so many more trends that we observed and loved in 2016, but this was a quick round-up of the ones we thought really stood out this year. We're excited to see what 2017 has in store for us. Happy Holidays, and here's to more trend spotting in the new year!


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Locked Doors Replace Trust In Rural Areas
MISSISSIPPI STATE -- Small communities' long-standing reputation as safe is being tarnished as big city crime makes its way to the rural South, a trend that is dropping but not as fast as crime in other areas.
U.S. Department of Justice data shows that U.S. residents age 12 and older were the victims of 31.3 million crimes in 1998. Most were property crimes, but 26 percent were violent. About one-third of all Americans live in rural areas, and according to FBI statistics, rural crime dropped 5 percent from 1997 to 1998, slightly less than the overall 7 percent crime rate decrease.
Dr. Greg Dunaway, coordinator of the Mississippi Crime and Justice Unit at Mississippi State University's Social Science Research Center, has conducted research in rural crime and policing in Mississippi. He said much, but not all, rural crime is similar to crimes committed in other areas.
"Rural crime can refer to crimes that take place in rural areas, but natural resource offenses and agricultural crimes are specific to rural areas," Dunaway said. "Things such as illegal hunting or dumping may be code violations, but also can be against the law."
Regardless of where it is committed, Dunaway said most crime is never reported. Victims of many crimes such as burglary, larceny and assault do not file reports. Once reported, local law enforcement offices sometimes do not forward those numbers to state or national databases.
"The FBI tabulates the uniform crime reports, and they depend on local police departments to report their statistics," Dunaway said. "Rural crime tends to be undercounted because a significant percentage of police in those jurisdictions do not consistently participate in the uniform crime reporting program."
In his research, Dunaway found that from 1980 to 1990, between 30 and 40 percent of Mississippi counties reported to the FBI no incidents of a specific crime for any given year. Dunaway suggested some of this under reporting on undermanned law enforcement offices. Officers have so many duties requiring their attention that reporting paperwork is not always a high priority.
Rural areas in transition, such as those growing rapidly from a new industry, often face higher crime rates than established cities of the same size. Dunaway called this the urbanization phenomenon on a smaller scale.
According to one prevalent crime theory, crimes are committed when population density increases because people don't know one another, don't share similar values and don't look out for each other. This anonymity makes it is easier for criminals to act and avoid capture because they don't know their victims.
Dr. Bo Beaulieu, director of the Southern Rural Development Center headquartered at MSU, said several reasons make rural crime cases harder to prevent and solve.
"In rural areas, access to law enforcement officials is not as easy because of distances involved," Beaulieu said. "People tend to live on large tracts of land, and it may be a while before they realize something was stolen. They may lack some of the information needed to make an accurate assessment of what is missing."
Beaulieu said the low rural populations make it easier to commit crimes because the likelihood of being seen is much less. Improved roads in rural areas has allowed people to commit crimes and escape easily. A lot of crime is committed by outside parties coming into rural areas.


The evaluation of garbage collection (GC) algorithms typically needs a complicated experimental phase, involving a considerable amount of engineering effort. This paper presents a new evaluation method to simplify this experimental phase. By the hypothesis that most of the GC algorithms are based on analyzing a set of object graphs, we propose an indirect evaluation approach that only focuses on the analysis of those graphs (called snapshots). Since the context of evaluation is shifted from a complicated runtime to a simpler one, the researchers can then more easily concentrate on devising algorithms. We also implement a prototype as a proof of concept, with the focus on cyclic reference counting (a classical GC issue), which, technically, involves two procedures: taking snapshots and simulation. Our results demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed method.


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Nyaaba Apana known in showbiz as Pandy has expressed gratitude to his fans for always being there for his art.
The singer says his fans since the release of his album “The Time” streams on social media and music platforms have been thriving; a sign that the messages were clear.
He said “I wish to appreciate all my fans in and out of Ghana for always believing in me and my craft. I must say that since the release of my album #Time#, it has so far had 21k streams on Audio mack and other platforms- not bad at all. It is not a surprise to always see both the young and old alike jamming to every single track of the album, especially #bungriko#. Keep the fire burning.”
The singer however noted that he will continue to educate and inspire the youth with his art.
“Instilling discipline amongst youth is my greatest aspiration. I won’t borrow someone’s lifestyle and claim to be hot or hottest in town. #Sireku# we move.”
Source: A1radioonline.com|101.1 MHz|Moses Apiah|Bolgatanga|Ghana


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Cragscleft Prison was a multifunctional Hammerite complex, carved out of a quarry, situated in the mountains outside of The City. It was most well known for the prison located within it. It consisted of four distinct areas, namely a mining complex, a factory, a prison, and barracks. The whole Hammer complex was known throughout the City simply as Cragscleft Prison. In the TDP/TG mission "Break from Cragscleft Prison", Garrett must sneak in and find Cutty in order to get his pay.
The factory was situated just above the top mine level and was presumably safe from any undead lurking below. It was used for various types of Hammer craftsmanship, but mainly for casting hammers in large machines. Convicts from the prison were sometimes sentenced to factory work here.
The prison was the most well-known and infamous part of the Cragscleft complex. It was located above the factory area, and was divided into four cell blocks. The prison was used to contain people who were caught breaking the self-imposed Hammer tenets. The order determined who was a criminal through its own judgement, separately from the City Watch.
The Barracks occupied the top level of the complex, and contained the administrative offices and the chapel, as well as dining and other sections. Evidence and other valuable items collected from prisoners were stored here.

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Fiscal Federalism and Public Finance
The 18th amendment and the 7th NFC award have given the provinces greater functional responsibilities and financial resources. These are momentous developments but, as the experience from 2010-2013 suggests, these have potentially serious consequences for macroeconomic stability and economic growth. Analytical work on public finance and fiscal federalism, therefore, takes on added importance. The research agenda within this cluster looks at the revenue generating capacity of different taxes, institutional challenges for their implementation, and the political economy of their adoption. It also analyses the allocation and efficiency of public expenditure at both the federal and provincial levels.
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Former KU and NBA basketball player Wayne Simien, was the keynote speaker at the fourth annual MLK Community Breakfast, Monday, Jan. 17, 2011.
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