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Outgoing German Ambassador Schlaga speaks
Outgoing German Ambassador to Namibia Christian-Matthias Schlaga (CS) was this week's guest on NBC show One-on-One to chronicle his work in the country and the general relations between the two nations. He spoke to NBC's Yarukeekuro Ndorokaze.
Yarukeekuro Ndorokaze (YN): Since Namibia's independence from 1990 up to present day, Namibia and Germany have enjoyed that special relationship, what is the basis of the relationship?
Christian Schlaga: Well it was determined already by a resolution of the German Federal Parliament surely before Namibia independence – where it was stipulated that the German government is supposed to develop a very specific and a specifically strong partnership with the newly born Namibia, to which the German government has contributed quite a bit before independence to make sure that Namibia does become independent.
Therefore, we celebrated Namibia's independence incidentally together with Germany unification, it is the same year – so we can look back to almost thirty years of various specific development in Germany, in Namibia as well as between the two countries.
And the Bundestag resolution has also caused strong attention to the fact that Namibia does have a very strong German-speaking population which of course from the perspective of the German ambassador is a very important element and therefore have used all the various avenues to develop our relations being in culture, being in development cooperation, being in business or in politics.
YN: One was supposed to look at evidences to these specific special relations you are referring to – where can that be seen so many years down the line?
CS: I think there are mainly two areas, one is indeed the fact that we have such a large German-speaking population, therefore we have very broad country relations with Namibia anchored with the German-speaking population but going far beyond.
During my ten years, one of the highlights was definitely the opening of the Goethe-Institut, which was called Goethe Centre and two years ago was turned into Goethe-Institut led by a professional sent from Germany to lead this institute.
This institute goes way beyond just only the German-speaking community, it covers many… others actors and aspects and fields of cultural cooperation.
And together with the Goethe-Institut we have worked together over the past years and for example we have interviews for the first-time something that we call the Day of the German Language, we have celebrated it twice -raising awareness about German being a foreign language as well as a mother tongue because we have experienced over the years a great and growing interest among Namibian youth to learn German.
This is irrespective of previous rations which the youngsters might have to the German language or not but we have discovered that German does actually offer additional opportunities in business for their own future.
YN: Now, cultural exchanges entail that it comes from the German side as well as Namibian side – have we seen Namibian cultures and languages also infiltrating within Germany?
CS: Culture definitely yes, there have been numerous cultural groups going to Germany via official arrangements or even on a private basis … different cultural group mainly singing, choirs have gone to Germany and perform there with a lot of success. Only during my tenure, I don't know the number but we have seen many … groups going to Germany and they are being taken care of by German organisers, organising wonderful tours through most of the country.
YN: And attempts to have Namibian languages also there?
CS: For Namibian languages it will rather be Namibian Embassy in Berlin or Namibian cultural organisations to take this into Germany, just like the Goethe-Institut here.
YN: The Namibian-German Special Initiative (NGSIP) was also carried out, what are the successes and achievements around that?
CS: German-Namibia special Initiative is of course a very specific programme which has implemented a great number of development cooperation projects, projects to increase the life standard in specific areas.
It was one of the projects initiated by the then German Minister of Economic Cooperation in 2006, it was signed in 2006 – it was a slow process to get moving but we managed in fact over the years to come to implement more than 200 smaller individual projects in various areas of the country, mainly in those areas which are still inhabited by the descendants of the previously mainly affected communities from the colonial days.
We closed this programme one-and-a-half years ago after having spent EU$36 million – much more than we envisaged; we planned for EU$20 million over the years; additional needs were identified, additional projects came into the scheme. Now we are done and we have closed the project.
YN: Do you do follow-up assessments to see whether the projects you initiated are still ongoing and how the projects have uplifted the living conditions of those who benefited?
CS: It is a mixed picture as always in life… because of the great verity of the various projects. Not every single project has lived up to the expectations which we originally had.
But most of them have, we have had a huge evaluation process which is about to be closed but what I can say now is that most of the projects can be considered as success in the sense that there are new activities which have not been there before in respective villages, communities using the opportunities that have been put there within the framework of this project.
Nonetheless, we feel some others should have been watched maybe a little bit more carefully but this is the general result of such a huge project.
YN: And that's my following point, where there has not been success, how are you going to follow up to ensure that is enhanced?
CS: Well this is going to be difficult because the programme has a set amount of money and that has been spent, so it was considered by both governments that this project is done, finish.
So if there is some project that has not lived up to the expectations of everybody then we have to see whether in future, yes, whether we can pick this up again and that depends on the individual community as well as the Namibian government, whether there is something which they will like to bring again in the agenda of our bilateral cooperation or not.
YN: Alright … during your time here, what are those specific economic areas where assistance has been targeted or channelled to?
CS: Within the development cooperation we had a wide angle of activities. There are two major ones – the management of natural resources in a wider sense and we focus in particular on the infrastructure development of national parks.
This is for a very simple reason because we see a huge potential for various purposes; huge potential if we make these parks more living, more accommodating; a huge potential for creating jobs – as well as for income generation because a well maintained park with good wildlife is a huge attraction for tourists.
When we talk about tourists, almost 130 000 Germany tourists alone come to Namibia every year and they mainly look for the incredible wildlife of this country.
So if we can contribute and help the Namibian government to maintain these natural resources and manage them on a long-term basis then this is a very contribution to the economic development, social development on the ground because this takes place in places where hardly anybody else really invested because it is very… remote, so that is one thing which we attached a great importance to and together with the Namibian government we have spent a lot of money.
YN: Have I ever seen your involvement in the energy sector?
CS: Yes to a lesser extent it is now, during the early years we were quite active in the energy sector actually – for example Ruacana water power project, electrification plant; only recently we inaugurated the new generators which have been put into the existing scheme with the help of German Development Cooperation KFW money.
If you go to the Zambezi, you will see a huge powerline running parallel to the street which was also financed some years back through German Development Cooperation.
YN: Why has assistance there reduced given that the region is facing power shortages
CS: Well of course we cannot maintain every single sector at the same level over decades. So, in line with the new priority set by the Namibian government we have also shifted our main points within the scope of our bilateral cooperation.
So, today we have natural resources management which is a very big one, it entails the parks much more.
We have infrastructure still, we still finance roads – I have assisted in the inauguration of a number of roads in this country, fitter roads; smaller roads but also larger roads like the dual carriage road between Windhoek and Okahandja is financed among others also by Germany.
In the south we are talking about another main road leading to the South African border – so infrastructure is still on the agenda to a larger extent.
YN: Earlier on we spoke about the good relationship and the assistance that has been coming forth to Namibia but as far as travelling is concerned, one hears reports of Namibians travelling to Germany and when they get to Frankfurt the treatment that they get there is something that does not leave them very impressed, why is that the case?
CS: Well first of all I will dare to question the statement because I know about the complaints and am following up on the complaints – I mean you might know I also travel to Frankfurt frequently and I always try to observe without the German police observing me how they do their work – and I could not find any confirmation for the complaints that specific people [blacks] are treated in a different way. I could not find any event where this was the case.
The German police control blacks, whites, whoever comes from the planes and I observed this many a time deliberately, without them knowing who I am, I just wanted to see whether this is correct.
YN: Have you heard reports of Namibians overstaying in Germany?
CS: No.
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The CW handed down its renewal notices this afternoon, and….everyone is on it. If you like a show and it's been on longer than one season, it's been renewed. Were you worried? If so, you haven't been watching the channel for very long.
The list includes The Flash, Arrow, Riverdale, Supernatural, Supergirl, Black Lightning and DC's Legends of Tomorrow. Mind, there were reasons to fret about the futures of a couple of these. Despite being seemingly indestructible, the most recent season of Supernatural hasn't been promoted by The CW at all. The show is just kind of….there now, with no in-house advertising letting you know what Sam and Dean are up to. We assumed the silence from the promo department meant Supernatural was finally facing the axe, but apparently not. To season 50!
How are the newcomers faring? Half of them got their notices; the other two are still waiting. Charmed and Legacies are safe for a second year. All-American and Roswell, New Mexico (the latter just launched) only received silence, and may not make it. The CW has one more show to premiere this season, In the Dark. Its name probably befits how long we'll have to wait regarding its fate.
If you're wondering why you don't see Jane the Virgin, iZombie or Crazy Ex-Girlfriend mentioned above, it's because the seasons currently airing (or about to air) are intended to be their final seasons. There was no sudden cancellation involved…they're all exiting on their own terms. The 100 is not mentioned either, but after six seasons another renewal may not be likely (then again, renewals are handed out like candy at this network).
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Signs include maps and history of Barnstaple park
New signs have been added to Barnstaple's Rock Park to give visitors details of its history and facilities.
Rock Park Trust, which manages the park, agreed the design in July.
The signs provide a map and a history of how benefactor William Rock gave the park to the town in 1879.
Town mayor Cllr Val Elkins, said: "We hope the panels will help visitors find all of the great things on offer in Rock Park, and an insight into its history."


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PAX West 2016: Roaming Around at Redmond
The ID@Xbox Pre-Pax Open House just wrapped up for 2016, bringing a wide selection of recently released and upcoming games to gamers in town for PAX or generally in the area (event pass was not required). Combining a mix of Xbox One indie titles, selected major franchise installments and additional pieces like survey group enrollment (and a Rockstar energy drink partnership) shone the spotlight on some interesting works in progress.
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Moonshot was the most polished and ready to release indie game that I came across, described by a fellow combatant as a mix of Scorched Earth (or Worms if that reference doesn't work) and Super Mario Galaxy. Each player spawns on a small floating asteroid that each person can fire shots, boost off of and putter around the circumference of the sphere while avoiding incoming attacks and the flaming hot star in the middle of the makeshift galaxy.
The game is smooth and colourful, mixing cute graphics with a bright palette and responsive controls with a meaningful shift between the quick rotations around an asteroid and lethargic hops between rocks as either the standard tank or stranded astronaut when it gets blown up. There are occasional hiccups when deformed geometry traps tanks until blasting the ground away to roll out, but overall Moonshot is ready to take its place as a drop in, drop out party game.
Everspace reminds me of the flying motion in No Man's Sky, which is alright? Lots of potential here. #IDXboxPrePax https://t.co/f7UuwpTpXT—
Edward Chik (@edwardchik) September 02, 2016
Everspace has a visual style that reminds me of No Man's Sky with less cell shading, which may work in its favour when it releases through the ID@Xbox program. The demo build toggled between environments like an icy asteroid belt and a fire lit horizon, but none of the atmospheric particulars seemed to impact the gameplay.
I couldn't adjust to the inverted Y-axis with a high degree of sensitivity that the build was set up, turning off joystick controls and slowing the cursor down did wonders for engaging in dogfights. I found it odd that system damage was inconsistent, absorbing enemy ship fire resulted in significant damage indicators but activating thrusters directly into floating asteroids was met with indifference. It has promise and looked great on the larger screen as an ID@Xbox graphical showcase.
Shoulder surfed someone playing The Sexy Brutale, I like the idea of a Transister-esque mystery tale. #IDXboxPrePax https://t.co/KYUVdh33sf—
Edward Chik (@edwardchik) September 02, 2016
I didn't get hands-on time with The Sexy Brutale before the open house concluded, but peering over the shoulder of someone else was nonetheless interesting to experience. It feels like a mix of Transistor's player movement with a mystery element that reveals itself as items are searched and clues are logged, presented with a gorgeous isometric view and art deco style. This game probably needs a promotional hand to be discovered and I hope it happens; there's definitely room on the Xbox One for more adventure and exploration style games.


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Michael Wang is a MySQL DBA at Salesforce, he is fluent in Objected Oriented Programming in Perl.
When you upgrade to a new environment, you may wish to test each of the unique queries that enter the database for a safe upgrade, but how can you collect a complete set of unique queries on a heavily loaded database? When you stay on the same environment, you may want to know the performance of each of the unique queries for tuning purpose, how do you collect the data. In this lightning talk... [read more]
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During April, Make It Sew is offering 10% off all Manchester Shirting fabrics! Made of all or nearly all cotton—some weaves feature a touch of lurex/polyster thread for subtle dazzle—Manchester Shirting is the ideal weight for spring and summer dresses, tops, tunics, pants, skirts, pajamas, napkins, tablecloths, etc. Not only is this fabric versatile, its lovely weaves whisper sophistication. Their textures and colors are so pretty they don't need to shout.
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A large amount of overhanging trees have been removed and fairways have been widened which has seen this course take on an amazing transformation.
Some of the weaker holes have gained more interest and definition with the removal of unnecessary bunkering and addition of clever strategic bunkering have improved this layout marketablly.
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UC Irvine School of Medicine's Revolutionary iPad Program to Utilize E-Textbooks from Elsevier
First-year med students will access four key titles, including Netter: Atlas of Human Anatomy, from their UCI-furnished iPads
Philadelphia, PA – August 26, 2010 – Elsevier, a world-leading publisher of scientific, technical and medical information products and services, announced today it will provide four key electronic textbook titles for UC Irvine School of Medicine's new program that gives Apple iPads to its first-year medical students
Elsevier will provide UCI's incoming medical students with access to Netter: Atlas of Human Anatomy, Gartner: Color Textbook of Histology, Costanzo Physiology and Nussbaum: Thompson & Thompson Genetics in Medicine – all through their new iPads.
"We believe a digitally based curriculum is the future of medical education," said Dr. Ralph V. Clayman, dean of the UCI School of Medicine. "Our commitment to provide these students with the best technology platform and content available is shared by Elsevier, which has responded quickly and positively to our request for high-quality e-textbooks accessible through the iPad."
UCI School of Medicine students and faculty will use their iPads to access Student Consult, Elsevier's online portal where students can access full textbooks plus additional interactive content. Student Consult is where UCI med students will find the four e-textbooks selected for the first term courses. Elsevier will work closely with UCI to monitor the use of the content and the iPads.
"UCI is setting the bar high for how medical schools students and professors should be interacting with medical textbooks," said Randy Charles, Managing Director for Elsevier's Global Clinical Reference Group. "We fully support UCI's progressive move and are working hard to make more of our respected medical content available through mobile devices like the iPad and iPhone."
UCI anticipates it will add further Elsevier texts as the school year progresses.
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Blockchain × ICO × Startup × Asia
Mango Byte Technology Co., Ltd.
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Technical Advisor
- Professional full-stack engineer and project managemer both in front-end and server-side including python, vue.js, node.js, GoLang etc.
What we do
It is a startup team based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We are building a point system which any people can get and use points to get discounts and advantages from retailers for Vietnam market. Also retailers will obtain and utilize the purchasing information and customer behavior for their effective marketing. In addition, we are developing a cryptocurrency market place to exchange the coins with Bitcoin and the other cryptocurrencies.
As a primary business, we are now building point system using coins based on a cryptocurrency, steller. It is an ecosystem for the universal customer loyalty program and also the unit of measurement for the number of rewards the retailer shall distribute and the consumer shall receive per purchase transaction.
The Vietnamese retail market size is estimated at 133,600,000,000 USD and is continuing to grow along with the growth in population (now 90 millions). Despite this rapid growth in population and the consumer market, there is a clear lack in the availability of marketing data. This is largely due to the fact that until now, there was no way to track and record purchasing information and customer behavior of retailers. We look to exploit this opportunity by analyzing purchasing data which will then be used by retailers for better marketing, customer outreach, and customer retention. In doing so, there will be an increase in competition and more stimulation for the market as a whole. Therefore, it is safe to assume that the need for a platform to collect this data and make available for retailers to use is of high demand.
Why Steller?
Stellar has a built-in decentralized exchange, they have greater security, they allow you to create custom ICOs, and they are significantly cheaper and faster. Furthermore, its points used for customer loyalty rewards and its tokens that are used to purchase marketing and other services from us are pegged to the assets issued by stellar. This enables other services outside of us to exchange their assets for the points and the tokens with ease.
Why we do
In conjunction with the growing retail business in Vietnam, many stores and businesses are incorporating customer loyalty programs. As a result, 90% of people in their twenties and thirties possess or have participated in some sort of customer loyalty program. However, many of these programs are issued by individual stores and/or organizations, and therefore, rewards are also only linked with the businesses that are issuing the program. Customers then have no choice but to manage the same number of accounts as loyalty programs in which they have enrolled to receive rewards for.
In other words, currently, there are no solutions that consolidate and unify these programs to provide a seamless and convenient program management tool for consumers. For consumers, having to carry multiple cards or manage multiple accounts equals poor usability. Not to mention the fact that customers have to remember the rules and regulations for each program is a big hit on the user experience as a whole.
We look to solve these problems by creating customer loyalty program that is universal to all retail stores. In essence, you will only have to carry around one card, in the form of a mobile app, and that app will be the central device to manage all customer loyalty programs. Since the program is universal, rewards for your loyalty will be collected in the form of points and you will be able to redeem your rewards by using the points that you have accumulated. Consumers will then be able to collect points and redeem them at any retailer without the hassle of managing multiple accounts and credits.
How we do
4 Japanese members of management team, 10 Japanese partner engineers in Japan, 5 and will be more in-house engineers in Hanoi, Vietnam and Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We are hiring one more professional engineer from Philippines and the team will be more from the other countries.
It should be South-east taste, but should be more international.
We are also starting cloudsale for ICO in June basically here in Hanoi, Vietnam. We are getting to be a leader in this field in the country.
We are also chasing the ideal startup team building in Agile development and Build-Measure-Learn process on MVP product in Lean startup. We see the market and users in there very carefully. We should take a lot of tries and tests to go straight on demands. That is actually what we want to do and enjoy in the startup game in the hot and tropical country and market.
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Languages: Golang, Python, kotlin, swift
Libs & frameworks: echo, Django, RxKotlin, RxSwift, Clean Architecture(design architecture)
Source repository: GitHub
CI: CircleCI
Error watching: Stack driver
Server watching: GCP/GKE
DB: GCSQL RDS (MySQL/PostgreSQL)
Communication tools: Slack, Asana
Design & Wireframe: Sketch, Abstract, Invision, PhotoShop, Illustrator
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We need more engineers for blockchain technology and its market place development or even for point service app and more.
Business filed:
- Cryptocurrency Exchange
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Other responsibilities include taking part in general camp counselor activities as needed.
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While the David Concertino is a signature piece for advanced trombonists, Guilmant's Morceau Symphonique is at least as ubiquitous for younger players. Nearly every trombonist plays this piece either in high school or the first couple years of college — which is a particularly formative period in the educational process. Because of the singularly important place this piece occupies in our repertoire, I thought I'd offer some of my ideas on preparing it.
Guilmant was the organ professor at the Paris Conservatory at the turn of the 20th century. From this small factoid, we can learn a lot about about his Morceau Symphonique for trombone. The most important thing to consider is the date: this piece was written before the artistic revolution that began in the early 20th century. Fifteen years later, Paris would be known for its hotbed of artistic exploration – but when Guilmant wrote this piece, Paris was still seen primarily as a seat of artistic excellence in a more conservative tradition. While it is in fact French, this piece should not be played in the "French style" that comes to mind when we think of the great French composers Ravel and Debussy, nor the style appropriate for the famous French trombone works by Bozza, Defaye, Dutilleux, or Tomasi. Instead, this piece is a contemporary of Saint-Saëns, with his lush French Romantic style. Attempt to play it with as much expression as possible. Remember that the amount of dynamic contrast we feel like we're playing is far less than the amount that reaches the audience, and capitalize on any opportunity to make a statement.
The first note is always a conundrum. Slurring from that first B flat to G flat is very difficult because of the two partials in between the notes. Some people try to sneak some tongue in between to clean it up, but I am very opposed to this. With tongue in between, those two notes always sound separate and unrelated, not connected and beautiful. When I learned this piece, my teacher told me to practice it with the first B flat in 5th position, to train my embouchure. With only one partial between the notes at that point, the slur is much easier — the difficult part is getting the first note in tune. So, after figuring out the slur in 5th, I put the B flat back in 1st and got it as clean as I could by replicating the embouchure I used in 5th. I was reminded of this process years later when I was learning the Ropartz Piece in E flat Minor. The first two notes are again B flat and G flat, but the G flat is an octave lower. That makes a tongued slur from a 1st position B flat required, and a glissy mess inevitable. I sucked it up and put the B flat in 5th position, but never felt good, and I am convinced I never got it in tune. Fast forward several more years, and I stumbled on Ian Bousfield's demonstration of the "Tuba Mirum" from Mozart's Requiem. He puts a B flat in 5th to set up a great slur all the way to the high A flat. It hit me that 5th position should never be "unusual" or "difficult." After all, we play G flats and D flats in 5th; should they suffer just because we don't like that position? The harmonic series sets up certain inherent problems we have to work around, but slide positions are in our control. With enough practice, we can play anywhere on the slide, and if we want to be great at what we do, it's on us to develop that facility. If the slur is inherently better playing the B flat in 5th, I think it's our responsibility to develop the arm control necessary to perform it that way rather than accepting a lower quality product just to preserve some momentary comfort of keeping our hand closer to the mouthpiece.
In the seventh measure, no slurs are written, but the music is still very warm and flowing. It is important to preserve this character without succumbing to adding unmarked slurs. Think of music like language. In order to make yourself understood, you must use consonants. These do break up the sound of your voice, but you can still speak with delicacy and continuity. Articulations in music should be the same. It is very possible to articulate cleanly in a lyrical passage, to define the placement of notes without breaking the musical phrase. Practice this by playing one note with a metronome. Articulate every other click, while ensuring that your articulation point is exactly in time, and that you do not leave a big gap of silence before the note. Record yourself doing this and look at the wave form on a screen. You might be amazed how much space you're creating that you weren't aware of. Once you can minimize this space before your articulations, you can then incorporate that style articulation into this piece and maintain a beautiful, flowing phrase.
Look for opportunities to create beautiful sounds with alternate positions. The D flat at the end of the 11th measure is a perfect example. A messy tongued gliss from 4th to 2nd position and back is what everyone expects to hear, but a simple lip slur with a one-position shift out to 5th and back makes a lovely effect and really is much easier to play.
Take the con anima direction fairly seriously the 18th measure. Because the melody here is just a scale, it can sound dull if taken too slowly. A lively tempo and crisp articulations leading to a snappy dotted eighth in bar 20 will keep this feeling fresh and exciting. Keep the line moving forward at all times – that means a long dotted eighth in bar 20, and no breath after the A flat in 21. There will be a huge temptation to end the phrase and take a big breath after the high B flat in 23, but don't let it happen. That phrase continues through the octave transposition and into the chord change in the following measure. Feel like you're making a small crescendo all the way from the high B flat to the accented D in the 24th measure. The crescendo written at the end of this phrase is ineffective without enough sound coming out of the horn to support the intensity of the statement. The sixteenth notes are too fast to provide much sound, so the phrase must be carried by the dotted eighths. Play them long and full, and punctuate them with the articulation of the sixteenths.
I personally like to relax into the tranquillamente starting with my entrance three bars prior, in measure 28. I allow the tempo and the tone to relax for six measures, and finally reach a sense of calm on the upper G flat beginning measure 34.
The cadenza is not particularly interesting as a melody. It consists only of scalar passages, intended to set up the major key of the following section. Because it's just a B flat major scale, intonation and clarity is essential. The audience has nothing else to listen for, so make it pristine. The only interesting melodic motion in the entire cadenza is when the A naturals turn into A flats. Make sure your phrasing design allows the audience to hear this development, and then make sure you play it accurately enough to make the point. In terms of tempo, I recommend making dramatic changes. Straight sixteenth note scales belong in the practice room, not on stage. Start slow, let the tempo and intensity build all the way up to the top. There are any number of effective ways to come back down to the low B flat, but make whatever you decide feel natural, almost inevitable.
In the second section, do not go faster than you can play cleanly. It is much more impressive to release a string of beautifully centered, in-tune notes with identical articulations at a slower tempo than it is to fly through a generally ascending line of mud in no particular tonal universe. This piece contains scales in E flat, B flat, D, and F. Practice them separately from the music, with a tuner, a drone, and a metronome. Be very careful about sixth partial notes (like the E flat at the top of the first scale), as they will be sharp and require lower slide position. Record yourself, and be patient as you build speed. Always strive for brilliance and clarity at whatever tempo you're going, and never go so fast that you can't achieve that goal.
There are recordings of well-regarded professional trombonists playing this piece who slur from D to F in the second bar of the fast theme. When you're as famous as they are, you can play slurs wherever you like. Until then, play the ink. The two notes are marked identically (or rather, both notes are unmarked), so play them identically. Both are eighth notes without any indication to alter their length or articulation. So, tongue them, play them full value, and move on with your life. Resist the urge to accent or shorten the upper note. The accent comes next, on the B flat. Keep it where it's marked.
The accented quarter notes on the downbeats in this theme are all non chord tones (suspensions and retardations) that delay the chord change to the second beat of the measure. Lean on them, and let the accent come from your air stream more than the tongue. Then back away and relax into the chord change on the half note, and let the piano's moving line carry the energy through of the rest of the bar.
There are two descending scales down to a low F, both marked with a decrease in volume. This is dangerous, because decreasing the air flow will lead to an unfocused sound quality, and probably a flat pitch. Keep your embouchure firm and your air moving quickly as you descend. The diminuendo will take care of itself, because lower notes carry less kinetic energy in their sound waves. So long as you don't crescendo on your way down and get bright, the audience will perceive the written dynamic shift.
After the con calma, there is quantized dynamic step up from pp to p, but then no crescendo to the forte D. The dynamic shift is intended to be sudden. It's a linear key change, from D flat major to D major, and it should be surprising. However, the tone color of the D must remain warm and beautiful, with no hint of edge. That note must also make its statement from the beginning of the note, with no swell or balloon effect throughout the duration of the note. To achieve this, I try to spread the back of my tongue as wide and flat as I can, and blow a warm, fat airstream against the embouchure. I also let the note resonate just a hair beyond its marked duration, almost like a bell ringing.
The Andante sostenuto section before the end is, in my opinion, what has made this piece so successful. There are lots of binary form slow-fast pieces designed to show off basic technique, including scales, slurs, articulations, and the like. This one is special because it reprises the slow theme in the middle of the fast movement, and does it in a surprising way. The theme is transposed down a step, and shifted into the major mode. This makes it almost unrecognizable; the mournful melody at the beginning is now tender, almost nostalgic. Give it plenty of wide, romantic vibrato and let it sing. The same advice applies – use appropriate diction to define the notes; it won't interrupt your phrase if you do it well.
The high C sharp catches every trombonist's attention. Not only is it a relatively high note, it's loud and comes after a big leap, which makes it harder to control. I always breathe between the two quarter note Es to make sure I have plenty of fuel. Then I set my embouchure for the C sharp before I play the second E, and play it at the full ff volume. I trampoline off of the E, and the energy of that note carries my through the C sharp. I don't have to play the C sharp as loud because the volume of the E has already made the phrase. I also don't like to linger on the C sharp — I play it right in time and continue down the arpeggio so that I have plenty of air and energy left to get down to the bottom. I don't breathe again until after the low C sharp in the next bar, between the first and second beats.
If the C sharp is not something you feel comfortable putting on stage, you don't have to resort to repeating the E as marked. I recommend playing a half note high A in that place, and then proceeding down the arpeggio on beat 3. This gives the dramatic effect of the powerful high note without pushing the upper tessitura quite as far.
In the più mosso section at the end, it is tempting to let the tempo really burn. However, the sixteenth note scale up to the high B flat can derail the energy of the whole section if it is not clean. Whether it's single tongued or double tongued, it has to be just as precise and brilliant as the scales earlier in the piece. Otherwise, all the excitement of the coda is undermined, and the audience is left underwhelmed. For that reason, my tempo for this section is a click or two slower than I might prefer, just to make sure my tongue can keep up. In order to maintain the intensity, I put a faux accelerando on the triplet passages. I start each one a little slow and then push the tempo as I descend, arriving at the bottom with the metronome.
The trill at the end is perplexing. While it is possible to create this trill using the F attachment, that's usually ineffective. Most F attachment valves are too slow or too noisy to facilitate a trill. I need to do more research into the kind of F attachments that Guilmant would have been familiar with, but it's hard to imagine that his technology was any better. I have to believe this was intended to be a lip trill, but there is nowhere on the trombone where a lip trill from D to E flat is possible. I use the power of suggestion to try and fool the audience into thinking they heard such a thing, though. Before the trill, I put an eighth note E flat to get that note into their ears. Then, I start the trill a bit slowly, and for the first oscillation or two, I move my slide out to third position to get a true E flat. Thereafter, I just trill up to the first position F, and trust that people will think they're hearing an E flat, since that's where the trill started. While not as clean as Guilmant might have played it on the organ where such a trill is trivial, I think it gives a good effect.
In the second to last measure, make sure to lower the sixth partial E flat. It's such a prominent note on top of such a strong chord in the piano that playing it sharp will make everyone cringe. Again, practice with a drone to make lowering this note a habit.
For the final note, I am sometimes tempted to change the octave. I feel that the third partial E flat just isn't that exciting of a note, especially compared to the sixth partial E flat that precedes it. However, it's almost always best to resist this temptation. Since everyone knows this piece, it's usually better to do what's written well rather than to play with it and risk someone not liking your changes. In any adjudicated environment, making this kind of change is absolutely verboten. If you feel like you're playing in a context that warrants a change, I recommend the low trigger E flat for the final note. Going up for the very high top E flat loses a lot of power (for most players), and repeating the sixth partial E flat is redundant. The trigger E flat has plenty of bite to it, can be articulated with clarity, and sustained with vigor.
Please note that my approach to Guilmant's Morceau Symphonique is not the only way to do it. One of the great things about art and music is the discussion of interpretation. I'm sure there are many very excellent performers and teachers who have different perspectives than mine. If you or your teacher take issue with anything I've said here, by all means do it however makes the most sense to you!


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Pink Himalayan salt is considered to be one of the healthiest and purest salts in the world. Mined from the Khewra salt mines in the Punjab region of Pakistan, this pink salt is thought to be much healthier than table salt.
Let us learn more about Pink Himalayan salt and its numerous health benefits.
What is pink Himalayan salt?
Pink Himalayan salt is known by different names like pink salt, Himalayan sea salt, rock salt and Himalayan crystal salt. This salt comes from Punjab region in Pakistan which is around 190 miles from the Himalayas.
This salt is considered to be the dried remnants of the original primal sea. These salt mines which are 5000 feet deep below the Himalayan Mountain Range contain salt which is 99 percent pure and is free from all the modern environmental toxins.
Himalayan pink salt is chemically quite similar to table salt. Regular table salt is sodium chloride. This salt also contains 98 percent sodium chloride.
The rest is trace minerals like potassium, magnesium, and calcium, which give Himalayan salt its vibrant pink color. The color of the Himalayan salt can vary from white, pink and red, depending on its mineral content. These minerals also give this salt its unique taste.
Since pink salt is extracted by hand and is not chemically processed, so it is free of additives and is more natural than table salt.
How is pink Himalayan salt used?
Pink Himalayan salt is used in the same way as table salt. You can use it for cooking, seasoning and for preserving foods. Since Himalayan salt is also available as salt blocks, you can also use them as serving dishes and cooking surfaces.
These salt blocks are also used to make lamps, which are helpful in creating a calm and relaxing atmosphere. These Himalayan salt lamps also help in purifying the air and preventing symptoms of asthma and allergy.
Pink Himalayan salt is used by people as an alternative to bath salts so that they can soak up its minerals.
Why is salt essential for the body?
Salt is needed for many different functions in the body. It helps maintain healthy blood sugar, bone density, and circulatory health. We lose salt through urine and sweat, so it is important to replenish it in the body.
Salt is an essential component of almost all bodily fluids like blood plasma, lymphatic fluid, extracellular fluid and synovial joint fluid. It helps our cells absorb water and nutrients.
Salt also provides minerals and electrolytes that are essential to the nervous system and its ability to send messages between muscles and nerves.
Is pink Himalayan salt better than regular table salt?
Both pink Himalayan salt and table salt consist mostly of sodium chloride. But pink salt also contains 84 other minerals. These include potassium, calcium, iron, strontium, and molybdenum.
Table salt is usually processed to remove all impurities. Though it is fortified with iodine, bleaching and processing remove all its trace minerals.
Unfortunately, this 'cleaned' salt, which is 99 percent sodium chloride, is prone to clumping. So, additives are added to this salt to prevent clumping.
Pink Himalayan salt is said to be the purest salt on Earth. It is rich in minerals that help balance PH, regulate water content, prevent muscle cramping and help absorb nutrients.
According to the US dietary guidelines, we should take 5.8 grams of salt per day. An average American, on the other hand, takes about 9 grams of salt per day.
Himalayan salt has lower sodium content and more minerals, which may improve our health. One study compared the mineral content of different types of salt (1) –
|Table salt (1 gram)
|Pink Himalayan salt (1 gram)
|368 mg
|381 mg
|2.8 mg
|.9 mg
|.0139 mg
|1.06 mg
|.0101 mg
|.0369 mg
|.4 mg
|1.6 mg
Health benefits of pink Himalayan salt
Some marketers attach exaggerated claims about the benefits of Himalayan salt. Though not all these are true, adding Himalayan pink salt to your diet can have its advantages.
1. Improves respiratory problems
According to the proponents of salt therapy, salt has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that make it an effective treatment for respiratory problems.
Salt also helps loosen excessive mucous, speeds up mucociliary transport, removes pathogens and reduces immune system sensitivity (2).
Himalayan salt is increasingly being used to create salt caves where people with respiratory problems can improve their health. This treatment is known as halotherapy.
Halotherapy is quite an effective treatment for patients with chronic bronchitis, according to studies (3)
According to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, when people with cystic fibrosis were exposed to hypertonic saline (salt water), their lung infection improved.
During a study, 35 patients with the chronic obstructive pulmonary disease were given dry salt inhalers and were asked to use them up to 30 minutes per day. The results showed that dry salt inhaler therapy improved tolerance and quality of life in patients (4).
2. Balances body's PH
Pink Himalayan salt contains many trace minerals which help in maintaining normal PH levels in the body. The optimal PH level of our body is 7.6 and maintaining this level is the key to good health.
Proper PH level boosts immunity and improves digestion. Certain minerals can help neutralize excess acids and improve the PH of the blood. Himalayan salt contains sodium and other trace minerals which is why people believe it is helpful in balancing the body's PH levels.
3. Aids hydration
The sodium present in pink salt helps the body absorb and retain water. Our body is approximately 65 percent water. When we lose water, we feel lethargic and fatigued.
This is because in addition to the water we also lose minerals. In such cases having lemon water with pink Himalayan salt can work wonders.
Not only does sodium keep you hydrated, but it also provides your body with minerals that it may have lost due to sweat.
4. Improves digestion
Pink Himalayan salt activates salivary glands, which release amylase, an enzyme that helps in the digestion of carbohydrates. In the stomach, this salt stimulates hydrochloric acid, which further aids in the breakdown of food.
The best way to get digestive benefits of pink Himalayan salt is to make sole water out of it. To make sole water, fill one-fourth of a jug with Himalayan salt and top it up with purified water.
Let this mixture sit overnight so that the salt dissolves completely in the water. You can mix a teaspoon of this water in a glass of water and have it every morning.
According to natural health practitioners, daily use of sole water stimulates peristalsis of the digestive organs, balances stomach acid, helps in the production of digestive fluids in the liver and pancreas, regulates metabolism and maintains acid-alkaline balance (5).
5. Encourages better sleep
Pink Himalayan salt encourages a more restful sleep thanks to its high mineral content. In fact, having enough salt in your diet can be a sleeping aid.
According to Dr. Michael V. Vitello, the director of the sleep and aging research programme at the University of Washington, low levels of sodium in the blood can lead to low blood volume.
The sympathetic nervous system becomes active to compensate for low blood volume, and this causes sleepers to wake up more often.
However, people with high blood pressure should continue to keep their sodium intake low.
6. Purifies air
Himalayan salt isn't just for eating. Lamps made from this salt are also very helpful in cleaning the air and preventing respiratory problems.
The Himalayan salt lamps attract water molecules which are laden with allergens, pollutants, and even bacteria and dry them out. The salt of the lamp traps the contaminants and releases the purified water back in the air.
This process helps to purify the air in your home.
6. Improves skin
Himalayan salt can be used in different ways to improve skin tone. You can use it your bathwater so that your body can absorb the minerals more effectively. Not only is this great for the skin, but it also provides relief to sore and cramped muscles.
Pink Himalayan salt also makes a great skin exfoliator. Mix a few of these salt crystals with olive oil or coconut oil and use it as a scrub. This mixture will make your skin smoother and softer.
Risks of Himalayan pink salt
1. Low iodine content
The table salt we have regularly is fortified with iodine. Though pink salt may contain iodine, it is usually much lesser than iodized salt.
So, those people who have an iodine deficiency or are at risk for developing one should ensure that your get their iodine from another source if they are using pink Himalayan salt.
2. Sodium intake
Though Himalayan salt may contain many minerals, it is still 98 percent sodium chloride. So, if you have kidney, heart or liver issues or have been asked to be on a low sodium diet by your doctor, you should lower your intake of salt, including pink salt intake.
3. Sodium can lead to health issues
Many health conditions like stroke, high blood pressure, heart disease, liver damage, osteoporosis and kidney disease are linked to high sodium intake.
Having too much salt can also lead to autoimmune diseases. A 2015 study also linked high salt intake to obesity (6). So you must limit all kinds of salt intake.
Where can you buy Himalayan salt?
You can buy Himalayan salt from grocery stores, health food stores, and online stores. Make sure you purchase Himalayan crystal salt which is a gold standard, to ensure that you get the best quality.
Make sure you buy salt that is sourced from Pakistan, which is the only genuine source of pink Himalayan salt. Always store Himalayan salt in a cool, dry place in an air-tight container.
Final words on pink Himalayan salt
Salt plays a vital role in many of our bodily function. Pink Himalayan salt contains many essential minerals which add to the beneficial qualities of salt.
It helps improve respiratory problems, balances the body's PH levels, improves sleep quality, aids hydration, and improves digestion. However, you should use it in moderation to avoid health risks like hypertension and liver damage.


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Massively been neglecting this blog in favour of Facebook, but facebook is dying and temp post banning me every time I have a gig to promote. Check the 'Sale" link at top of page and let me know if it works, I'll need to sort out some sort of online sale page of my own at some point, ebay is expensive and Reverb sucks.
Here's a bunch of amp guts that came through in the meantime:
Ashdown ABM 300 guts, bought as no sound, the valve was dead, which made the valve grind feature not work, but replaced and dusted a bit and it worked fine, messed with it a bunch with no issues. Sold it, and it came back couple of weeks later as no output. Opened again, and it was full of dust, think use blew a load trapped in the heatsink out, patching the fx loop gave output, cleaned a buncha dirt out of that and it was fine again, and seems to have been since.
50w Kelly guts, after a sorting out, a lot of bits replaced, but its easy work in these, really nice amps. This one is for sale.
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The Rockwall City Council approved a motion to prepare a resolution terminating City Manager Julie Couch's employment contract. The resolution will be considered at its next meeting.
Mayor David Sweet, Mayor Pro Tem Mark Russo and Council Members Cliff Sevier, Michelle Smith and David White voted in favor of the motion. Council Members Margo Nielsen and Bennie Daniels opposed the motion.
Mrs. Couch began her career with the City of Rockwall as an Administrative Assistant 32 years ago on Jan. 29, 1979. She was appointed City Manager in 1993 following the resignation of Bill Eisen.
Council members appointed Assistant City Manager Rick Crowley as interim City Manager. Mr. Crowley was hired by the city in April of 1984 as Administrative Assistant.


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CT Boom's stance on truthers hasn't changed at all since 2014. Actually, it's nice seeing truthers facing the music for their insipidly cruel actions. Because a woman who had the gall to send death threats to a grieving parent will spend several months behind bars.
NBC reports that Lucy Richards, 57, fully believed the Sandy Hook Massacre was a hoax. Naturally, she wanted to confirm her bias and sought out conspiracy websites that agreed with her.
The popular theory: Democrats used actors to stage a mass shooting to grab America's guns. Richards ate up the "evidence" hook, line, and sinker.
So, after successfully empowering herself with the truth, she decided to take matters into her own hands. And, by that, I mean, she sent death threats to Lenny Pozner, who lost his 6-year-old-son, Noah, in the tragedy. Because that totally makes you a hero, right?
And, to her, she had a wonderfully solid reason to go after Pozner. It's because he founded the HONR Network, which aims to combat conspiracy theories on mass shootings. In short, Richards believed he was the enemy and deserved her undivided wrath.
Or something.
So, she did what any sadistic moron would, she sent him death threats. In all, she left him four voicemail and email messages about how death was coming for him. But, you know, in a perfectly unbalanced way.
One message, which she sent back in January of last year, claimed "you gonna die, death is coming to you real soon." She then sent a followup email which promised, "LOOK BEHIND YOU IT IS DEATH."
So, for someone to go that far out of their way to harass a grieving father deserves to have the book thrown at them. And, thankfully, Senior U.S. District Judge James Cohn agreed.
He sentenced Richards to 5 months in prison and then an additional 5-months house arrest. On top of that, she'll be forced to wear an electronic monitoring device. Once that 10 months comes to a close, she'll serve 3-years supervised release. She's also been banned from visiting conspiracy websites, along with owning any weapons or firearms.
True, Lucy Richards admittedly deals with mental health issues and deserves to get help. She does suffer from anxiety, agoraphobia (which is a fear of crowds and open spaces,) along with obsessive compulsive disorder. But struggling with mental illness doesn't give anyone a free pass to harass and degrade others.
Judge Cohn told her before the court:
"Your words were cruel and insensitive. Your words … do have consequences. Words do matter. This is reality. There is no fiction [here] and there are no alternative facts."
And that's why he ordered her to receive further mental health treatment so the incident will never repeat itself.
The Pozners will never get their son, Noah, back. But now, they can move past this unnecessary evil in their life. Here's hoping more Sandy Hook "truthers" face the same music Richards did.
Because that'll make the world a better place when more people, like Richards, learn that their actions have consequences.


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Houston food scene is a social media dream
The truism that people eat with their eyes has never been more self-evident in this age where practically no restaurant meal is consumed before it is photographed and fed down the hungry gullets of social media.
I used to find the practice of sharing photos of my food and drink unsavory. And now I'm one of the people I used to loathe — a slave to the filters and editing tools that will make my juicy morsels and icy libations pop. My Instagram posts are 99 percent food; my Facebook feed, too, is almost all food and cocktail related. My iPhone and I are always on the lookout for the next glossy beef rib, overstuffed burger, Jordan almond-colored doughnut and sweat-beaded cocktail coupe.
Luckily, I live and work in a city that's equally obsessed with what it eats and drinks. The Houston foodies who Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest their pinup meals are legion. And they have a lot to work with. Houston's ridiculously varied food scene means there's always some new dumpling, taco, poke bowl or ice cream sandwich ready for its close-up. Here are some of the categories where local restaurants and bars shine on social media:
Buzzy newbies: Anything new is automatically covered, but if it has a hot chef or concept, even better. That means you, UB Preserv from James Beard Award-winning chef Chris Shepherd; anything at Tilman Fertitta's fabulous playground at The Post Oak; the gilt-edged contingent at Nobu; all the pushing and shoving to get into Calle Onze; and Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken, because, well, who doesn't like Memphis hot and crunchy?
The young and the restless: Anywhere pretty young people (and pretty drunk people) are dying to get into and pound a few is always good fodder for posts. Drinking the night away at Present Company, Truck Yard, Rodeo Goat, Victor or Pitch 25 Beer Park is cause for celebration.
Where the elite meet: Never underestimate the sway expensive meals have on social media. We may not have a Benjamin to drop on a steak and martini dinner but we love looking at pictures of those who do. And their playground would be places such as Steak 48, BCN Taste & Tradition, State of Grace and the power lunch (and equally power dinner) at the posh beefateria B&B Butchers & Restaurant.
Smoke signals: Who says meat doesn't photograph well? We love to inspect every smoke-darkened, fat-glistening, bone-protruding surface of our favorite barbecue joints. When the smoke clears, we're new besties with Feges BBQ, Killen's Barbecue, the Pit Room, Gatlin's BBQ, Roegels Barbecue Co. and CorkScrew BBQ.
Color my world: Anything with bright hues, neon and vivid plating will get our attention. We have our eyes on BCK: Kitchen & Cocktails Adventures (crazy cocktails), Better Luck Tomorrow (crazily accomplished cocktails), FM Kitchen & Bare (those milkshakes!), Xochi (Oaxacan Oz), Pondicheri (color, spice, magic), Yauatcha (from prawn dumpling to raspberry delice, it shines), and anything in Chinatown (especially the creamy, cakey and icy desserts).


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The Board of Directors of Greater Community Bank are pleased to announce the promotion of Daniel Simpson to assistant vice president of commercial lending and branch manager. Simpson joined the bank in 2011 as a loan assistant and was promoted to lending officer in 2014. He has continuously demonstrated a commitment to excellence in his work.
"Daniel is a tremendous asset for the Calhoun office. His leadership will be instrumental in the continued growth of our bank," said President and CEO David J. Lance. "We are extremely happy to award him with this well-deserved promotion."
Simpson graduated from Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Ala., with a Bachelor of Science in finance. He is currently enrolled at Georgia Banking School at the University of Georgia.
"It is an honor to work with an unbeatable team of bankers committed to the success of our customers. I am grateful for the opportunities Greater Community Bank has offered me, Simpson said.
Simpson has served on the Gordon County Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals, as past president for the Calhoun Kiwanis Club and is a charter member of the Sarah Williams Youth Foundation, an organization to support Gordon County youth.
A native of Armuchee, he currently resides in Gordon County with his wife, Hannah, and enjoys golfing in his spare time.


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Sean Dyche praised his side's mentality and professionalism but insisted that there is still work to do following Burnley's 3-1 win over Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday.
The Clarets battled back after falling a goal behind at the Vitality Stadium through an Ashley Barnes own goal, as quick-fire strikes from Chris Wood and Ashley Westwood turned the tide before Barnes completed the victory with a goal at the right end after the interval.
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The victory lifted Burnley up to 14th in the table and eight points clear of the relegation zone with five games left to play, but Dyche stressed after Saturday's game that the Clarets must continue to rack up the points to ensure their safety.
As quoted by the club's official website, Dyche said: "We still have work to do, but today you saw a group of players who are very motivated, in a very thorough performance.
"You are always looking for the right mixture to win games and since Christmas we've found that. You could look right through the team today and the diligent, professional performances were there, along with the organisation.
"We always knew this was going to be a really tough season, adjusting the players to the new challenges.
"But the mentality and belief has stayed strong and that is now paying us back - and that is because of their diligence and professionalism.
"Back-to-back wins put us in a far healthier situation, but all it does is remind us there is still work to do.
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"There is still plenty of football to be played and we want to finish the season correctly."
Burnley's next match will be on Saturday as they host relegation rivals Cardiff City in a classic 'six point' matchup, and they will hope to gather more confidence before their difficult clash against Chelsea on April 22.
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This one is sure to get Doctor Who and Torchwood fans in a tizzy. EW.com is reporting that John Barrowman, the man behind the ageless Torchwood agent Jack Harkness, is set to fill a recurring role on CW's upcoming Arrow.
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