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U.S. middle blocker David Smith (Saugus, Calif.), a 2012 Olympian, and his French league team Tours, are now 10-0 after defeating Toulouse, which includes U.S. middle blocker Andy Hein (Carol Stream, Ill.), 23-25, 25-23, 25-22, 25-17 on Dec. 8. Smith scored 13 points on six attacks (66.7 kill percent, .556 hitting efficiency), five blocks and two aces. Hein scored 11 points on nine attacks (64.3 kill percent, .643 hitting efficiency) and two blocks.
AS Cannes, the French league team of U.S. outside hitter Robert Tarr (Cape Canaveral, Fla.) and middle blocker Matt Rawson (Los Angeles) defeated Chaumont, 25-17, 25-21, 23-25, 20-25, 15-12 on Dec. 8. Tarr led his team with 22 points on 19 attacks (55.9 kill percent, .529 hitting efficiency) and three blocks. Rawson scored seven points on five kills (62.5 kill percent, .625 hitting efficiency) and two blocks.
U.S. opposite Carson Clark (Santa Barbara, Calif.) scored 18 points as his French league team Montpellier defeated Tourcoing, 22-25, 21-25, 25-19, 25-23, 18-16 on Dec. 8.
In France's B league, AS Orange Nassau, including U.S. libero Dustin Watten (Long Beach, Calif.) and outside hitters Damien Scott (Santa Ana, Calif.) and Eric Vance (Camarillo, Calif.) defeated Lyon, 25-20, 25-19, 23-25, 25-20 on Dec. 8. Vance scored 10 points on eight attacks and two blocks. He was also credited with 14 receptions, 71 percent positive. Scott scored nine points on six kill and three blocks and was credited with 36 receptions, 78 percent positive. Watten was credited with 22 receptions, 77 percent positive.
U.S. outside hitter Matt Anderson (West Seneca, N.Y.), a 2012 Olympian, scored 18 points on Dec. 8 as his Russian Super League team Zenit Kazan took down Belogorye Belgorod, 25-22, 20-25, 25-27, 25-15, 15-6. Anderson scored on 17 attacks (54.8 kill percent, .548 hitting efficiency) and one ace. To view photo from the match, click here.
For a second straight week, U.S. outside hitter Reid Priddy (Richmond, Va.), a 2004, '08 and '12 Olympian, led his Turkish league team Halkbank Ankara to victory. On Dec. 9, Priddy scored 20 points on 13 attacks, a match-high six blocks and one ace as Ankara defeated Ziraat Bankasi Spor K, 22-25, 25-12, 25-18, 25-20. Priddy was also credited with 28 receptions, 61 percent positive.
U.S. setter Kevin Hansen (Newport Beach, Calif.), a 2008 Olympian, helped Arkas Izmir Spor to a 19-25, 25-18, 25-21, 18-25, 16-14 win over Galatasaray Erkek on Dec. 9. Hansen scored two points on one kill and one block. He also set his team to a 46.0 kill percent and a .331 hitting efficiency.
U.S. opposite Brook Billings (Santa Barbara, Calif.), a 2004 Olympian, and Istanbul BBSK defeated Greenwich Saat Ted Kolejliler, 25-18, 22-25, 25-19, 25-16 on Dec. 9. Billings led his team with 16 points on 14 attacks and two blocks.
The Berlin Recycling Volleys, including U.S. outside hitter Scott Touzinsky (St. Louis, Mo.), a 2008 Olympian, and setter Kawika Shoji (Honolulu, Hawaii), defeated TV Rottenburg, 22-25, 25-18, 29-27, 31-29 on Dec. 9. Shoji started all four sets and scored five points on three kills and two blocks. He also set Berlin to a 49.6 kill percent and a .403 hitting efficiency. Touzinsky played as a substitute but did not score.
U.S. middle blocker Russell Holmes (Fountain Valley, Calif.), a 2012 Olympian, and Jastrzębski Węgiel defeated AZS Politechnika Warszawska, 20-25, 25-13, 16-25, 25-11, 15-13 on Dec. 8. Holmes started all five sets and scored 10 points on five kills (83.3 kill percent, .833 hitting efficiency), two blocks and three aces.
U.S. outside hitter Paul Lotman (Lakewood, Calif.), a 2012 Olympian, and Asseco Resovia Rzeszów fell to PGE Skra Bełchatów, 25-23, 25-22, 25-22 on Dec. 8. Lotman started the second and third sets and scored two points on two attacks. To view photos from the match, click here.
In the last two playoff matches in the Puerto Rican league, U.S. opposite Evan Patak (Pleasanton, Calif.) and his team Plataneros de Corozal have defeated U.S. opposite David McKienzie (Littleton, Colo.), a 2008 Olympian and Patriotas de Lares.
On Dec. 9, Corozal defeated Lares, 25-22, 25-22, 27-29, 25-23. McKienzie led all scorers with 29 points on a match-high 26 attacks and a match-high three aces. Patak finished with 24 points on 23 kills and one block. On Dec. 11, Corozal beat Lares, 25-18, 25-20, 25-23. McKienzie again led all scorers with 20 points on 18 kills and two aces. Patak scored 16 points on 13 attacks, one block and two aces.
To view photos from Puerto Rico league matches, click here.
U.S. setter Donald Suxho (Korce, Albania), a 2004 and '12 Olympian, and his Argentina league team Drean Bolívar went 1-1 over the last week. On Dec. 8, Bolívar fell to Sarmiento Santana Textiles 25-22, 21-25, 17-25, 25-21, 15-10. Suxho scored three points on two kills and one block and set his team to a 61.5 kill percent and a .577 hitting efficiency. On Dec. 10, Bolívar came back to beat La Unión de Formosa, 25-17, 29-27, 25-21. Suxho scored four points on two attacks and two blocks and set Bolívar to a 68.3 kill percent and a .610 hitting efficiency.
In Italy's Serie A league, U.S. middle blocker Max Holt (Cincinnati, Ohio) and Copra Elior Piacenza defeated Andreoli Latina and U.S. opposite Murphy Troy (St. Louis, Mo.), 25-23, 25-21, 25-16 on Dec. 9. Holt started all three sets and scored nine points on six attacks (66.7 kill percent, .667 hitting efficiency), two blocks and one ace. Troy started the third set and scored five points on four attacks and one ace. U.S. middle blocker Futi Tavana (Saipipi, Samoa) is on the roster for Piacenza, but did not play.
In Italy's Serie B league, U.S. outside hitter Garrett Muagututia (Oceanside, Calif.) and Sieco Service Ortona fell to Vero Volley Monza, 25-20, 25-22, 25-16 on Dec. 9. Muagututia led his team with 10 points on eight attacks and two blocks.
In Pool A, Matt Anderson and Zenit Kazan finished pool play undefeated and did not drop a set. On Dec. 5, Kazan defeated Germany's visiting VfB Friedrichshafen, including U.S. middle blocker Matt Denmark (Edmond, Okla.), 25-20, 25-17, 25-17. Anderson led his team with 15 points on 13 attacks and two aces. U.S. middle blocker David Lee (Alpine, Calif.), a 2008 and '12 Olympian making his debut with Kazan, added eight points on seven kills and one block. Denmark had one point for Friedrichshafen. On Dec. 12, Kazan beat host Knack Roeselare in Belgium, 25-17, 25-14, 28-26. Lee scored 12 points on five attacks, a match-high four blocks and three aces. Anderson added 11 points on nine kills, one block and one ace. Kazan will play Scott Touzinsky, Kawika Shoji and the Berlin Recycling Volleys in the next round.
In Pool B, the Berlin Recycling Volleys, including Touzinsky and Shoji, lost their final Champions League pool play match on Dec. 12, falling to Jihostroj Ceske Budejovice in Czech Republic, 21-25, 25-17, 25-23, 25-23. Touzinsky finished with nine points on seven attacks, one block and one ace. Shoji started the first three sets and scored three points on one kill, one block and one ace. He also set Berlin to a 47.6 kill percent and a .417 hitting efficiency. They will play Anderson, Lee and Kazan in the next round.
In Pool C, David Smith and Tours lost their final two pool play matches. On Dec. 5, Tours lost to Trentino Diatec in Italy, 25-23, 25-21, 25-16. Smith finished with five points on four attacks and one block. On Dec. 12, Tours fell to visiting Zaksa Kedzierzyn-Kozle of Poland, 23-25, 25-18, 25-23, 25-21. Smith started all four sets and scored seven points on four kills and three blocks. Tours will move on to play in the Challenge Round of the CEV Cup where it will face Ukraine's Lokomotiv Kharkiv.
In Pool D, U.S. outside hitter Jayson Jablonsky (Yorba Linda, Calif.) and ACH Volley Ljubljana won their final two pool play matches. On Dec. 5, ACH Volley Ljubljana beat visiting Lube Banca Marche Macerata of Italy, 25-23, 25-13, 22-25, 25-23. Jablonsky started the fourth set and scored five points on four attacks and one block. On Dec. 12, ACH Volley Ljubljana beat Generali Unterhaching in Germany, 30-28, 25-20, 17-25, 28-26. Jablonsky played as a substitute and scored two points on a kill and a block. Ljubljana will play Italy's Bre Banca Lannutti Cuneo in the next round of the Champions League.
In Pool F, Kevin Hansen and Arkas Izmir Spor won their final two pool play matches. On Dec. 4, Izmir defeated visiting CAI Teruel of Spain, 24-26, 28-26, 23-25, 25-23, 15-12. Hansen scored three points on one kill and two blocks and set his team to a 45.4 kill percent and a .352 hitting efficiency. On Dec. 12, Izmir pull out a 25-26, 28-26, 23-25, 25-23, 15-12 win over host Marek Union-Ivkoni Dupnitsa in Bulgaria. Hansen started the first two sets and did not score. Izmir will face Poland's PGE Skra Belchatow in the next round of the Champions League.
In Pool G, Paul Lotman and Asseco Resovia Rzeszow won its final pool play match over visiting Arago de Sete of France, 26-24, 25-14, 25-16 on Dec. 12. Lotman played as a substitute in the match and did not score. Resovia Rzeszow will play Italy's Lube Banca Marche Macerata in the next round of the Champions League.
The next round of the Champions League tournament will be played in January.
To view photo galleries from Champions League matches, click here.
Matches can be viewed live and on demand at laola1.tv.
Reid Priddy and Halkbank Ankara will advance in the CEV Cup after defeating Russia's Iskra Odintsovo in two matches. On Dec. 5, Ankara beat visiting Odintsovo, 26-28, 25-21, 25-20, 25-23. Priddy scored 11 points on nine kills and two blocks. He was also credited with 18 receptions, 61 percent positive. On Dec. 12, Ankara defeated Odintsovo in Russia, 25-22, 25-22, 25-21. Priddy scored 11 points on 10 attacks and one ace. He was also credited with nine receptions, 78 percent positive. Ankara will play Belgium's Knack Roeselare in the Challenge Round.
Murphy Troy and Andreoli Latina will also advance after defeating Austria's Posojilnica AICH/DOB twice in the last two matches. On Dec. 6, Latina beat visiting Posojilnica AICH/DOB, 25-20, 25-27, 25-19, 25-19. On Dec. 12, visiting Latina beat the Austrian team, 23-25, 25-20, 25-20, 25-13. Troy started the first set and scored three points on two kills and one ace. Latina will play Germany's Generali Unterhaching in the Challenge Round.
The CEV Cup will continue in January with the Challenge Round, which will bring losing teams from the Champions League into the tournament.
To view photos from CEV Cup matches, click here.
Max Holt and Italy's Copra Elior Piacenza defeated host Estonia's Selver Tallinn in the round of 16, 25-17, 25-18, 25-22 on Dec. 6. Holt scored six points for his team. The teams will play again on Dec. 13 in Italy.
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Re: When to use forks, when to use threads ...?by renodino (Curate)
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Care to expand on that ? You are aware that Perl maintains its own heap, and doesn't release memory once it acquires it from the runtime heap ? Which, from external monitoring apps, may make it appear that you've got a memory leak, when in fact Perl is just doing its thing.
That said, when doing big load jobs into DBMS's, there are any number of potential concurrency pitfalls, some of which will occur in both forked and threaded environments (possibly because they occur in the DBMS itself). YMMV.
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Santana Pitches Another Gem and Pineiro…Well, Let's Just Not Talk About That
Forgive me comissioner, for I have sinned. It's been three weeks since my last Angels' Stadium session…Hey, church of baseball and all that. 😉
Yes, Seth and I had our fair share of baseball on vacation, but it had been three weeks since we last visited the Big A. For this reason, and just plain not wanting to waste tickets, we arrived at the game on Tuesday night. Even though he had a loan customer right at closing, I was writing on deadline and the copy wasn't flowing, and we both left work about 15 minutes before first pitch. Even though I was worried I would spend the whole game with attempts to describe open enrollment and systems migrations creatively percolating ineffectively in my brain. Even though the game was flying so quickly we arrived in the bottom of the 4th inning…ouch! Even though, I was still going to have to get on the computer and write some more when we got home.
Here's the funny thing about all of those worries and even thoughs, they tend to vanish once I walk inside a ballpark. For me it starts with the excitement of the fans as you walk through the gates, especially the younger children who are literally bouncing and wiggling with excitement. But the best part of that initial "I'm at the ballpark!" sensation is the first glimpse of the field from the concourse. The perfect green of the grass, the deep red of the clay and the bustle of the players, moving with the crack of the bat, all lit so brightly that it almost seems unreal, like a movie set. Gorgeous! Yes, I did have to write until after midnight when I got home, but getting to take in even the last five innings of the game was completely worth it, and I knew that the minute I saw the diamond peeking at us over the rows of field seats.
Mark Trumbo takes a swing (no, not that swing, but a good looking swing even so). Immediately after seeing that gorgeous green, Mark Trumbo blasted a Trumbomb an estimated 457 feet into centerfield. You know, just in case we had any lingering doubts about our decision to head for the ballpark. We cheered and whooped with packs of Angels fans along the concourse as we headed for our seats. And can I just say how much fun it is to hear the folks at MLBN picking up the term Trumbomb from Angels fans and giving this young man some well deserved recognition.
Mark Trumbo, in the hole for his next at bat, grins, possibly over something Peter Bourjos (to the left) said. Grin away, Mark! That was homerun number 20. He has a serious shot at beating Tim Salmon's club rookie homerun record of 31.
Sunset over the Angels scoreboard. Of course, it didn't hurt that it was also a beautiful night and just the right temperature for an evening out at the ballpark.
Ervin Santana had another dominant outing on the mound. It wasn't a no-hitter. He started out a little wild, walking the first batter, Denard Span, on four pitches. And I was getting antsy listening on the radio on my way down to Anaheim. But Santana quickly got everything under control, eventually delivering a complete game, five to one win.
"Well, I figured I would throw strikes and you guys would provide error-less defensive backup." Of course, I have no idea what Bobby Wilson, Ervin Santana and Erick Aybar really said out there, and I'm sure that whatever it was it was it was much more strategic, but my inner imp of the perverse must speculate. Bobby Wilson had a strong game on both sides of the plate. I was sorry to see Hank Conger go back to AAA, though I think it's probably for the best in terms of playing time and Hank getting his swing back. But getting to see Bobby play more and have the chance to shine is a nice consolation. Bobby and Jeff Mathis are supposed to split the catching duties at least until September call-ups.
Brian Duensing takes the mound for the Twins. I always enjoy watching Duensing pitch – especially when we're hitting him! His delivery, with that high pointed toe kick, is like a ballet dancer – all grace, control and strength. I don't think he pitched badly so much as the Angels just had his number this time out…which was refreshing after last season, let me tell you.
Torii Hunter takes a strong swing. Not to be outdone, Mr. Hunter took one deep for a solo homerun in the very next inning. I like this kind of competition. Come on guys, everyone try to keep up with Trumbo!
The team congratulates Torii Hunter after his homerun! Can I just tell you how weird it was to see Bench Coach Rob Picciolo setting at Mike Scioscia's desk? Or rather at the desk where Mike Scioscia sometimes hovers briefly while he wanders from the rail to the bench and back again? Scioscia is not protesting the one-game suspension meted out in response to Sunday's Tigers game firewoks, and served his sentence inmmediately, missing this game. On the way to the game I teased Seth that of course we knew the Angels would win this one. Scioscia's bench coaches always have a perfect record.
Dan Haren and Jered Weaver have a long chat in the dugout. They were laughing earlier in the inning, though they look serious here. I wish Haren had talked Weave out of appealing the suspension, if they even discussed it. I think appealing the decision is just more posturing. He isn't going to get to duck missing one start and it would be a lot better for the team if Weave missed this weekend's start against the Mariners instead of a later start against the much tougher Blue Jays or our pesky division rivals the Rangers, just one game ahead of us at the moment.
Joe Mauer at bat and out at first. I'm not going to lie, I have a soft spot for the Twins. Playing the Twins is like playing old friends…old friends that you really want to beat handily, of course. I like a lot of the players on the team. I usually wind up rooting for them in the post season when they outlast the Angels, etc. It was nice to see Mauer playing again, and as catcher too at that. He even got a hit, though I was only pleased for that after the game and only then because it didn't lead to any runs. 😉
Such a first baseman! By which I mean both of them, of course. Mark Trumbo and Michael Cuddyer chat after Cuddyer reaches first, offering strong anecdotal evidence in support of the Chatty Cathy/First Baseman stereotype. The friendly conversation to total game face in a split second conversion always amuses me.
Cuddyer chats with Erick Aybar when he reaches second too. Yes, this is the same inning. Okay, so Cuddyer is clearly the chattier Cathy, but he's been a first baseman longer. He knows more people. Give Trumbo time.
Jeff Mathis, Alberto Callaspo and Erick Aybar hang out in the dugout during an Angels at bat. This photo amuses me for two reasons. First, this particular perch seems to be a coveted spot that almost always goes to the pitchers, but for whatever reason the position players got it this game. And two, Jeff Mathis appears to be either giving or receiving hitting advice…no offense Jeff, but I really hope it was the latter.
Vernon Wells is out at first in the 8th inning. Wells had a fine game. He went two for three, walked and scored a run. But I liked the way this photo turned out the best, so there it is.
And as for this evening's debacle? After four bad starts, I am officially worried that Joel Pineiro has lost hissinker ball to an extant that may be hard to recover from this season…and don't think my Kaz scars have healed sufficiently that I'm not jumping to dark thoughts about his abilities next season as well. However, as the title of this post suggests, I don't want to talk about that right now.


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Screen-printing, also known as silkscreening or serigraphy, is a printmaking technique that traditionally creates a sharp-edged single-color image using a stencil and a porous fabric. A screenprint or serigraph is an image created using this technique. It began as an industrial technology, and was adopted by American graphic artists in the 1930s; the Pop Art movement of the 1960s further popularized the technique. Many of Andy Warhol's most famous works were created using the technique.
Silk screen printing has its origins in simple stencilling, most notably of the Japanese form (katazome). The modern silk screen process originated from patents taken out by Samuel Simon in the early 1900s in England. This idea was then adopted in San Francisco, California, by John Pilsworth in 1914 who used a silk screen to form multicolor prints in much the same manner as silk screening is done today.
A screen is made of a piece of porous, finely woven fabric (originally silk, but typically made of polyester or nylon since the 1940s) stretched over a wood or aluminum frame. Areas of the screen are blocked off with a non-permeable material—a stencil—which is a negative of the image to be printed; that is, the open spaces are where the ink will appear.
The screen is placed on top of a piece of dry paper or fabric. Ink is placed on top of the screen, and a squeegee (rubber blade) is used to spread the ink evenly across the screen. The ink passes through the open spaces in the screen onto the paper or fabric below; then the screen is lifted away. The screen can be re-used after cleaning. If more than one color is being printed on the same surface, the ink is allowed to dry and then the process is repeated with another screen and different color of ink.
There are several ways to create a stencil for screenprinting. The simplest is to create it by hand in the desired shape, either by cutting a piece of paper (or plastic film) and attaching it to the screen, or by painting a negative image directly on the screen with a filler material which becomes impermeable when it dries. For a more painterly technique, the artist may choose to paint the image with drawing fluid, wait for the image to dry, and then "scoop coat" the entire screen with screen filler. After the filler has dried, a hose can be used to spray out the screen, and only the areas that were painted by the drawing fluid will wash away, leaving a stencil around it. This process enables the artist to incorporate their hand into the process, to stay true to their drawing. Photographic screens can reproduce images with a high level of detail, and can be reused for thousands of copies.
Screen printing is more versatile than traditional printing techniques. The surface does not have to be printed under pressure, unlike etching or lithography, and it does not have to be planar. Screen printing inks can be used to work with a variety of materials, such as textiles, ceramics, metal, wood, paper, glass, and plastic.
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Twenty kilometres north of Tarragona capital is Roda de Barà, a tourist town on the Costa Daurada one of the symbols of which is its Roman arch.
In the Tarragona region, between Calafell and Torredembarra, stands Roda de Barà. It was already an important hub of communications in the Roman age as the Augustan Way passed through here. Standing on this major route is the town's most emblematic monument, the Barà Arch. It is an imposing triumphal arch more than 10 metres high which was erected in memory of the Roman consul Lucio Licinio Sura in the early 2nd century AD, in the times of the emperor Trajan. Roda de Barà is also a major tourist and residential area on the Costa Daurada. As such, it has beaches of fine, golden sand, like playa Larga or playa Pelliseta, and with modern nautical facilities which allow you to make the most of this sunny coastline. Around the coast, you can admire the sanctuary of Mare de Déu de Barà and the remains of a defensive tower.
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One of the curious side-effects of the Trump crisis, here in liberal America, has been the near-disappearance of the individual perspective. Nobody is in possession of insights or facts that everyone else isn't also in possession of.
We all absorb the same breaking news, the same analyses, the same comments and jokes and memes. Our outrage, horror and anxiety duplicates the outrage, horror and anxiety of the next guy. To say that we're all on the same page, politically and psychologically, would be an understatement. We're photocopies of one another. Our blind spots are identical.
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Something similar seems to have happened in Brexiting Britain. A format of preoccupations and emotions, shaped back in 2015, still exerts control. This might explain why a fact that's obvious, from an American perch, apparently has escaped the notice of a lot of Britons and their parliamentarians. As they argue with Lilliputian ferocity about hypothetical trading scenarios and legislative technicalities and putative "deals", the UK faces its gravest national security threat since the second world war. The threat comes from here, the United States.
To be succinct: President Trump, animated by private motives as yet undisclosed, wants to bring about a Russian-American axis that would enfeeble Nato, destroy the European Union and dominate a continent reduced to politically dysfunctional national fragments. This isn't speculation. European leaders in Malta last week discussed precisely this new state of affairs.
There is a global threat as well as a European one. Operating under the "America first" rubric, Donald Trump has instantly turned the US into a rogue state. Internationally agreed rules on trade, territories, refugees, climate and disarmament are, it seems, to be treated as no longer binding on America.
The president's sudden, vicious restriction on Muslim immigration; his harassment and insulting of the Australian and Mexican leaders; his erasure of all reference to the Jewish genocide in his remarks for International Holocaust Remembrance Day; his appointment of his senior political adviser, the apocalyptic ethno-nationalist Steve Bannon to the National Security Council: it all adds up to an agenda of unhinged Christianic belligerence and international lawlessness. And that's without even getting into the most dangerous issues of all: Iran, China and Trump's questionable mental instability.
To make matters worse, Trump rejects any kind of institutional control. He has shrunk the executive branch of government into a private dictatorial clique. He has excluded from his decision-making process the cabinet secretaries, civil servants and members of Congress who would ordinarily be consulted. The intelligence agencies have been marginalised, and the White House record-keeping rules ignored. Trump has ridiculed journalists, judges, protesters, senators, ethicists, spies, diplomats, chief executives, Oscar winners and Arnold Schwarzenegger. He daily undermines the very idea of objective truth. If the Richter magnitude scale were applicable to the terajoules of dictatorial seismicity, Trump would register as a six.
President Donald Trump with Steve Bannon and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner President Donald Trump with Steve Bannon (right) and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner
Trump with Steve Bannon (right) and Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, during a swearing in ceremony at the White House: 'It all adds up to an agenda of unhinged Christianic belligerence and international lawlessness.' Photograph: Carlos Barria/Reuters
Simply to recapitulate these facts is to experience staleness, exhaustion, banality, fear, denial – as if they were unwelcome test results just reported by one's doctor.
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But there can be no question of living with this pathogen. Trumpism is a lethal, highly infectious political disease that attacks liberal democracy wherever it finds it. Either you fight it or you succumb to it. Which brings us back to Brexit.
The referendum, and the debates animating it, took place in a world that simply no longer exists. In early 2016 few seriously reckoned with the possibility that Donald J Trump, perhaps the most ludicrous of the Republican primary contestants, would end up occupying the White House. If they did reckon with it, nobody foresaw the presidency that we now have. Everybody assumed that, if Brexit came to pass, the United Kingdom would negotiate its new trade and security arrangements in a geopolitically stable world. Everybody assumed the presence of a sane and friendly American president loyal to the Atlantic alliance and its shared liberal democratic values. All these assumptions, so basic they were never even discussed, have turned out to be false.
And yet the Brexit white paper, published last week, makes no reference to the changed circumstances. The only reference to Trump is indirect: "The new United States administration, the world's biggest economy, has said that they are interested in an early trade agreement with the UK." The grammatical chaos of this sentence reflects a broader confusion. The white paper recognises that Brexit has huge security implications. But, incredibly, it states: "The Government's national security strategy established clear national security objectives. The 2015 Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR) set out a funded plan to achieve them and we are now focused on delivering that plan."
That's right: the UK's current national security plans are the security plans made back in 2015. WTF, if I may put it that way. The SDSR was based on the National Security Risk Assessment of 2015. That assessment states, quite rightly: "Our democratic and inclusive values are the foundation of our security and prosperity. We will continue to uphold these values against those who are intent on undermining them." No doubt written with Islamic extremism in mind, these words are, two years on, applicable above all to Trump.
It all puts the British government in a terrible position. In order to get the post-Brexit trade deal that the UK needs from the US, Theresa May will be forced to align Britain geopolitically with Trump, because Trump doesn't do compromise. It's either his deal or no deal. You're either totally with him or totally against him. May will have no choice but to enable Trump's ongoing attack on the very "democratic and inclusive values" that are, by the government's own assertion, the foundation of UK security.
I'm not suggesting that the Brexit decision or parliament's vote be revisited. I'm suggesting that if article 50 notification is given next month, as currently envisaged, the UK will be forced to choose between two options, both catastrophic to its national security. Either the UK makes common cause with Europe in its existential opposition to the Trump-Putin axis, in which case the UK will end up with no trade deal from the US, its biggest single trading partner; or Britain will make that trade deal, but will become Trumpist America's client state, because to oppose the president or his great friend Vladimir Putin would put at risk the trade deal.
Fortunately, there is an alternative to this lose-lose scenario: adhere to the Brexit decision, but suspend article 50 notification until it is clear that the national security crisis has passed. The UK and its European friends would stand together against Trump in their joint hour of need. Moreover, a Europe united in opposition to Trump would be a very grave blow to the despot. Americans have their own vision of their national security, shared by almost everyone across the ideological spectrum. It does not involve befriending Putin's Russia at the expense of old European allies, the UK in particular. If Britain makes the right decision, it will be Trump who is placed in an impossible position.
To suspend article 50 notification – or to suspend negotiations with the EU after notification – would require courage. Trump would be foiled and therefore angered, and no doubt there would be a lot of complaining in the UK. But surely national security is a non-partisan, non-negotiable, irreducible issue. With clear political leadership, people would get it very quickly: this is 2017, not 2015; Trump is a much bigger, much more immediate threat than the EU: deckchairs, Titanic. Once the Trump threat has passed, EU withdrawal will still be there, waiting to be triggered or negotiated. The trick is to ensure that a recognisable UK will be there too.


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Title: The Three Kingdoms Era in Popular Culture
Short Title: Three Kingdoms Media
Original Author: Mikhail
Description: A brief list of the many types of mediums that utilize the stories, characters and settings of the Three Kingdoms Era.
Koutetsu Sangokushi
Aired: April 2007 - September 2007 (25 Episodes)
Running Time: 30 Minutes
Network: TV Tokyo
Websites: http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/anime/koutetsu-sangokushi/
Genre: Action, adventure, historical
Plot Synopsis: In a land ravaged by war, Rikuson Hakugen, a mysterious wanderer enters the service of the nation of Go where he makes it his mission to retrieve an ancient artifact to fulfill his family's legacy. Unbeknownst to himself, his fate and the fates of everyone he knows is being shaped by a figure close to him.
Notes: Characters and places are referred in their Japanese forms. However, the overall settings and characters are still based on the Three Kingdoms era. For example, Lu Xun is referred to Rikuson Hakugen while Gi, Go and Shoku are Wei, Wu and Shu respectively.
The Ravages of Time
Released: 2001 - Present
Chapters: 83 (Ongoing)
Author: Chan Mou
Artist: Chan Mou
Publisher: Tong Li Comics
Genre: Action, drama, historical
Official Plot Synopis: Nearly 2000 years ago, the prosperous Han dynasty of China collapsed. Heroes rose and fell, and three nations emerged--Wei, Shu, and Wu. Historians refer to this period as the three kingdoms period. The romance of the three kingdom is an intriguing tale of heroic deeds, of alliance forged and broken, of loyalty and betrayal...
Notes: The manga takes a different approach to the usual portrayal of the Three Kingdoms era in that the manga takes the Sima family as its protagonists.
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Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon
Released: 2001 - Present
Running Time: 102 Minutes
: Tong L
Director: Daniel Lee
Starring: Andy Lau (as Zhao Zilong), Sammo Hung (as Luo Ping-An), Maggie Q (as Cao Ying)
Website: http://www.resurrectionofthedragon.com/
Genre: Action, drama, historical
Plot Synopis: [N/A]
Notes: The movie portrays Zhao Yun (Zilong) in a more fictional spin instead of a historical viewpoint.
Red Cliff (aka The Battle of Red Cliff)
Released: July 10, 2008
Running Time: [N/A]
Distributor: Summit Entertainment
Director: John Woo
Starring: Tony Leung (as Zhou Yu), Takeshi Kaneshiro (as Zhuge Liang), Zhang Fengyi (as Cao Cao), Chang Chen (as Sun Quan), Zhao Wei (as Sun Shangxiang), Hu Jun (as Zhao Yun), Lin Chi-Ling (as Xiao Qiao)
Website: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425637/
Genre: Action, drama, historical
Plot Synopis: [N/A]
Notes: The budget of this project is reported to be $80 million (USD) which makes it the most expensive motion picture ever created in China.
Television Shows
Romance of the Three Kingdoms (TV Serial)
Aired: 1995 (84 Episodes)
Running Time: 44 Minutes
Network: China Central Television - CCTV
Websites: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108914/
Genre: Drama, historical
Plot Synopsis: [N/A]
Notes: A live-action adaptation of the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Many of the battles were performed with a large amount of extras and was acted in an epic scale, especially the battles of Guan Du, Chi Bi, Hu Lao Gate, etc.


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Apptio Lands $45 Million Series E From Janus Capital
Apptio, a company focused on helping CIOs get a deep understanding of their technology investments, has just scored a significant investment of its own.
The company announced a short while ago that it had landed a $45 million Series E round of financing led by Janus Capital; the Hillman Company, the investment firm run by Pittsburgh billionaire Henry Hillman; and a third party that was not named. Existing investors Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock Partners, Madrona Venture Group and Shasta Ventures also participated, as did a few accounts managed by investment firm T. Rowe Price. Cisco Systems is also an investor.
The round brings Apptio's total capital raised to $136 million. Its last reported implied valuation was about $600 million. CEO Sunny Gupta wouldn't tell me the new valuation, but said it was a "considerable improvement." You can probably do the math yourself.
When I last checked in with Gupta in mid-2011, Apptio, which is based outside Seattle in Bellevue, Wash., had 60 customers, including Facebook, and was managing about $50 billion in tech investments. Now it has 125 customers, including Boeing, Target and Xerox.
Managing IT costs and investments is all Apptio does. Gupta is a former partner exec with Opsware, the company that venture capitalists Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz famously sold to Hewlett-Packard.
He spotted a shift in priorities: CIOs were increasingly focused not on managing technology, but on getting the best bang out of that technology for the dollar, and on keeping costs as low as possible.
Taking a round from institutional investors like Janus is usually a sign that an IPO is coming next. That's the trajectory that both Facebook and Workday followed. Gupta was a little evasive when I asked him about his IPO plans. There's nothing imminent, but he didn't say anything to imply that we shouldn't be watching for an S-1 filing within the next year or so. I certainly will be.


text: Gender and racial stereotypes often shape the decision making of individuals and organizations. Lawyers attending the second of NOBA's Lean In series explored how these biases affect the workplace and act as a shortcut in hiring and promotion. Exploring solutions to create environments where everyone has an opportunity to do their best work and get recognized for it, Lynn Luker, Lynn Luker & Associates, moderated a discussion on creating a workplace where all can thrive. This includes educating oneself and decision makers on bias, establishing clear criteria in advance of making decisions, scrutinizing that criteria, and holding decision makers accountable. Transparency and vouching for the competence of women in organizations further aids in this process. The summer series sponsored by the Women in the Profession Committee continues on July 18th with Kim Boyle, Phelps Dunbar, leading a session on Power & Influence.


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Curated by writer Tim Maly of Quiet Babylon, the tumblr blog 50 Posts About Cyborgs assembles links to material on the cyborg in celebration of the term's 50th anniversary this month.
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Jo-Anne Green is Co-Director of New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc., a small, not-for-profit experimental arts organization whose current projects include Turbulence.org, Networked_Performance, Networked_Music_Review, Networked: a (networked_book) about (networked_art) and Upgrade! Boston. She is also an artist, writer, curator, and Adjunct Faculty at Emerson College.
Helen Thorington is Founder and Co-Director of New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc. She is a sound artist and radio producer whose works have been aired internationally and received numerous prestigious awards. Helen has also created compositions for film and dance, including the Bill T. Jones and Arnie Zane Dance Company. She has exhibited, performed, published and lectured world-wide.
► "Natural Fuse" by Haque Design + Research
► "Tantalum Memorial" by Graham Harwood, Richard Wright and Matsuko Yokokoji on Network Research
► "Video Vortex" Institute for Network Cultures
► V_2 Test_Lab: Intimate Interfaces
► fibreculture #14: Web 2.0: Before, during and after the event
► Public Sphere_s by Steve Dietz on Medien Kunst Netz
► "Primal Source" by Usman Haque on Interactive Architecture.org
► "Ergenekon.tc" by Burak Arikan
► Vague Terrain 15: microsound
While Enhancing a Diminishing Deep Down Thirst, the Juice Broke Loose (the Birth of a Soda Shop) (2008) - Phoebe Washburn
For this installation, Washburn grew flowers in tanks of golf balls, which were watered by an irrigation system pumped with Gatorade. From Washburn's entry on the 2008 Whitney Biennial site:
"Like artists such as Nancy Rubins, Vik Muniz, and Sarah Sze, Washburn composes her pieces with items from the world of manufacturing, and this choice seems to comment on the profusion and waste of consumer culture. But she says her recycling of refuse is not an ecological act: "A lot of my working process involves skimming off of other industries, but my decision to collect and repurpose materials was not born out of trying to make a statement at all." She explains that her compulsion to accumulate discarded materials to feed her art is motivated by "greed" rather than notions of conservation. Yet her work continues to resonate with ideas about economy and sustainability."
LIT FROM WITHIN (2008-Ongoing) - Ryan Wolfe
In a sun-less room, plants thrive using light emanating from within their own living tissue. Technological and biological merge to create a unique hybrid living system which inverts the fundamental biological relationship between inside and outside. Clusters of Equisetum Hyemale (Common Horsetail) surgically-embedded with LEDs radiate the equivalent of internal sunshine, enabling photosynthesis in darkness. Sunrise and sunset programmatically occur from within each plant, allowing viewers to navigate a field of organisms flourishing off their own internal sun cycle.
Junior Return (2005) - Philip Ross
Junior Return is a set of glass capsules that provide a miniature, computer controlled hydroponic environment; the plants' roots are submerged in nutrient-infused water, while LED lights supply the illumination required. These pods are tethered by electrical wire to a battery pack that supplies the energy for all of the plan's requirements. A digital timer counts the seconds that remain until a small pump is activated, briefly moving air to the plant and the water that bathes its roots. Then, with little notice, a few bubbles appear in the water, the only resolve of the anticipation.
The system keeps its enclosed plant in a dwarf state by supplying only enough resources to survive but not thrive. I kept a broccoli seedling alive for almost three years using this technique, and wanted to formalize this behavior in a device. The plant in this container could flourish in the most meager of environments, but would also be invisible to us in significance and aesthetic consideration.
Note: Read an interview with artist Philip Ross. (Originally published in Rhizome News.)
Arbores Laetae (Joyful Trees) (2008) - Diller, Scofidio + Renfro
Consisting of 17 vibrant hornbeam trees formally planted in a grid pattern, at the heart of this landscape three trees will slowly rotate. In place of the familiar movement of shade according to the rotation of the earth around the sun, here shade migrates at an artificial speed, transforming the familiar patterns of the natural world into artificial creations.
Growth Rendering Device (2007) - David Bowen
This system provides light and food in the form of hydroponic solution for the plant. The plant reacts to the device by growing. The device in-turn reacts to the plant by producing a rasterized inkjet drawing of the plant every twenty-four hours. After a new drawing is produced the system scrolls the roll of paper approximately four inches so a new drawing can be produced during the next cycle. This system is allowed to run indefinitely and the final outcome is not predetermined.
The Fragmented Orchestra (2008-2009) - Jane Grant, John Matthias and Nick Ryan
The Fragmented Orchestra is a huge distributed musical structure modelled on the firing of the human brain's neurons. The Fragmented Orchestra connects 24 public sites across the UK to form a tiny networked cortex, which will adapt, evolve and trigger site-specific sounds via FACT in Liverpool.
Each of the sites has a soundbox installed, which will stream human-made and elemental sounds from the site via an artificial neuron to one of 24 speakers in FACT. The sound will only be transmitted when the neuron fires. A firing event will cause fragments of sound to be relayed to the gallery and will also be communicated to the cortex as a whole. The combined sound of the 24 speakers at the gallery will be continuously transmitted back to the sites and to each of the 24 sites.
Basic Structures
In the twenty years that Michael Joaquin Grey has been exhibiting, critics have often employed phrases like "back to basics" and "building blocks" to describe his interest in the conventions dictating the representation of concepts that form the foundation of human knowledge. An exhibition of Grey's new and old work currently on view at P.S.1 includes a drawing that distills his approach: an outline of an infant playing with two red blocks is the image of a nascent mind grappling with the concept of one plus one. A larger drawing on an adjacent wall reuses the red squares to demonstrate the meaning of prepositions—above, under, behind, etc.—like a diagram in a grammar textbook. Object as preposition (1988-2007), also uses orange circles, a colored form that appears several times in the gallery. The fruit suggested by an orange round is a favorite symbol for Grey (his web site is www.citroid.com). Perhaps it's because the tautology of the object's name and the color that describes it produces a conundrum: a schematic picture of an orange is both an abstraction and a concrete representation. The repetition of the orange (or just orange, with no definite article) forces viewers to struggle with the same problem that Grey does: even at the most fundamental level, our descriptions of the world are frustratingly paradoxical and slippery.
Lean, instructional-pamphlet drawings dominate the first of the show's two galleries; Perpetual ZOOZ (Madonna and Child) (2005-2009), a video projected in the second, darkened room, looks Baroque by comparison. In Grey's "computational cinema," The Wizard of Oz plays on both sides of a square that spins against a yellow field. The characters and scenery of the family classic ...


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Charlottesville Ballet's professional company kicks off its seventh performance season with an eclectic afternoon of dance featuring classical ballet favorites and new commissioned works. WHEN: Saturday, October 11 at 2pm WHERE: The V. Earl Dickinson Building at PVCC | 501 College Drive in Charlottesville, VA TICKETS: $20 for Adults and $15 Children/Students/Seniors/Military Order Tickets ONLINE […]Find out more »
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Up Front! with C-Ville Ballet in Greene County
Charlottesville Ballet presents an evening of new works and classical favorites for our home audience in Stanardsville, VA. Join us in the CBA Studio Theater for an intimate evening of dance with C-ville's professional company. The evening begins with the classical Pas de Trois from Swan Lake, then moves into the realm of visual […]Find out more »


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Well, I finally upgraded my work machine from Jaunty to Lucid about a month ago, and really liked what I saw. I was using 64-bit, and got sick and tired of all the little issues with flash, Java, and Acrobat Reader., so I switched to 32-bit instead. KDE4 seems much more stable and polished now, and I can sign PDFs with my smartcard now in Acrobat Reader. Since it worked so well at work, I went ahead and upgraded at home after a couple weeks. This involved swapping my media computer with my main computer (the old RAID SATA setup I have is getting a little squirrelly), and rebuilding both. The RAID computer was built using the Alternate Install ISO, which worked well. In both cases, I lost no data unless I chose to, so the 300 GB of movies I had copied from our DVDs was wiped from the old media server. I figure I can always recopy them in a smaller format later. Yesterday, I updated my wife's laptop, completely rebuilding it (wiped everything after backing up the user data). I restored her data later and nothing was lost.
Some common things I am doing to customize my Lucid installs of Kubuntu are:
sudo wget --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/$(lsb_release -cs).list && sudo apt-get --quiet update && sudo apt-get --yes --quiet --allow-unauthenticated install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get --quiet update(from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu)
sudo apt-get --yes install app-install-data-medibuntu apport-hooks-medibuntu
sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2 w32codecs
- Update to a later kernel (currently 2.6.35-17) –
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kernel-ppa/ppa && sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install linux-headers-2.6.35-17 linux-headers-2.6.35-17-generic linux-image-2.6.35-17-generic linux-maverick-source-2.6.35
- Update to a later version of KDE4 (currently KDE 4.4.5) –
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa/ppa && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
So far, things work very well. The computer with squid, squidGuard, and dansguardian is not going to be upgraded, however. Another thing – no more XFS. I now use EXT4 with everything, and have a separate /boot partition. This is so I can more easily convert to btrfs when 2.6.26 comes out. I read that btrfs suffered a large performance regression in the 2.6.35 kernel, so I will hold out for the 2.6.36 kernel instead.
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I'm going to second this for everyone here - the CFAT counts for 60% of your total score that goes to the boards (the rest being your personality test and the interview results/how well they feel you're a fit for the occupation(s) you applied for). If you have a low CFAT score, study up and write it again. It doesn't matter if you're applying for the 1st or 5th time, you're going up against everyone who applied for that year. As an example: I got selected this year on my first try, and I had a CFAT score of 55.2/60. It doesn't matter that this was my first year applying, or that I wrote the CFAT 18 years ago fresh out of high school with math, science and English fresh in my head. Fair or not, it's what the process is based on and probably the easiest/fastest way to improve your chances of getting selected.Good luck to everyone out there still waiting on an offer!
What does that score equate to in percentile for officers? What trade did you come from?
There has not been any news on offers since last Thursday.... Ugh.
Might be able to shed some light on that. I contacted my BPSO office today, spoke with the civilian administrator. She said there's a conference in Ottawa this week, and not to expect any message unless it was already cut and waiting to be released. My BPSO's email has an out-of-office message until Monday. We might just have to sit tight until next week.
Well that is exciting, good luck! Although, I am confused why you do not think the message is not yours? 16 applicants and 15 positions. What are the chances of you being that 1 person who did not get it, especially when combined with the odds that out of the 16, another person also applied for Log Air from Shearwater.... Not to mention your CFAT score is much higher than mine... Statistically, if the information is correct, that offer is pretty much yours
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I think anyone who hasn't heard anything by now probably wasn't selected in the initial round. I am told I have a fairly strong file; however this is my second attempt and still not selected. I feel like my file with my experience would be very strong against civilians off the street for an ROTP/DEO position. Has anyone gotten out and gotten back in? With the new approved VAC school money I am seriously considering giving this UTP one more try and then just releasing so I can get my UNI finished, if I manage to get back in that's great otherwise I guess its on to civvy life lol.
I think it is pretty much done now except few secondary offers which happen if someone does not accept their offer.
Any information regarding SCP offers?
I found out from an insider that I did not make the cut for two of my trades I was competing for. I inquired about the third trade and was told that a mandatory piece of the application was not completed, so I was ineligible from meriting on that board. To add insult to injury, I was told that it would have been my most competitive option (not a guaranteed win, but a chance), had I completed the final piece.I had never heard of that piece of the application and I don't know if I have any options aside from waiting another year and competing again. Has this happened to anybody? Anyone have suggestions for moving forward?


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We bring you greetings from Port St. Lucie and the sunshine that is Grapefruit League Baseball this time of year!
After a very busy day of travel, tonight turned out to be very productive. ESPN provided the only racket in the desolate Tradition Field tonight as preparations continued for the telecast on Tuesday afternoon. A picturesque sunset provided our camera crew great shots as we prepare our own telecast. Since the Mets had a road game and the Bisons game with St. Louis was washed earlier, not much was happening outside.
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