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Pino Forastiere Concert
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Redefining the politics of space requires tenderness and sensitivity for a location, its citizens, and its visual, and socio-cultural nuances
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Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
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16th Annual UWM Double Reed Day
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Becky McDonah's creations are designed to place importance upon objects and actions that might ordinarily be overlooked
Mozart's Requiem
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Emotionally resonant, a heart rending tale told with humor and lyricism, Translations explores the joy and limitations of human language. This drama set in rural Ireland in 1833, explores language, love and identity under the hard fist of British rule. Directed by Jenny Wanasek. By Brian Friel Performances run Wednesday-Saturday, 7:30pm; Sunday, 2pm
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This Is Bliss is a multidisciplinary project about the vanishing roadside geography and current residents of a small rural Idaho town named Bliss. The project is philosophically rooted in a broad consideration of how deeply entrenched mythologies of place (the American West) and traditional mythologies of happiness collide (and are frequently confounded) in a location that bears a complex narrative of booms and busts and reflects the long evolution of American Idealism
Music From Almost Yesterday Student Ensemble
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Middle School Honors Band Festival
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Recit-a-what?!?! – UWM Opera Theatre Scenes Presentation
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Milwaukee Music Festival Honor Band and UWM Wind Ensemble
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Music Under the Stars
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New Dancemakers: Reshaping Perceptions
Senior Project choreographic works from graduating Dance BA and BFA majors
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UWM Symphony Orchestra Concert: "Zinck Plays Bruch"
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Youth Wind Ensemble
The UWM's Youth Wind Ensemble includes students from over 25 high schools featuring chamber ensembles, percussion ensemble, and the wind ensemble
Artists Now! Guest Lecture Series: Jenny Odell
Jenny Odell will talk about projects involving infrastructure (waste, power, manufacturing, etc.) and her ongoing attempts to represent the places that are implicated in our everyday actions
Intro to Dancemaking Skills Showing
Freshmen in the UWM Dance Department present their very first showing
ICM Concert
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Symphony Band and University Band
The Symphony Band and University Band present a concert of wind band favorites
Wind Ensemble and Brass Day
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"Peace on Earth" – Choral Sounds of the Season
The UWM Concert Chorale, Advanced Women's Choir, Men's Choir, Chamber Choir, and Women's Chorus present music centered around the theme of "Peace on Earth"
Holiday Sing-along with the UWM Collegium Musicum
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Dance Composition 2 Showing
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Africa and Diaspora Showing
Students from Africa and Diaspora 1 Technique classes, plus students from Salsa & Merengue present a final showing
Hip Hop Showcase
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71st Student Film & Video Festival
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Fall 2016 SENIOR SCREENINGS
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Arts and Technology Night
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ElectroAcoustic Music Salon # 40
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Winterdances 2017
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Erik, Very well written. Honest, sensitive and thought provoking.
Wow. I always feel a little sad whenever I realize that a songster or other talent from my childhood has entered his/her twilight years. Until that point, it seemed as if they were just "always there" and would be forever. This is how I feel about Glen Campbell. I remember the late 1960s and '70s when he was at his highest point and I was just a young Beloit kid in the family station wagon singing along with him on WLS out of Chicago. To a 11- or 12-year-old girl, Campbell was also the object of one's first celebrity crush. Sure, the guy had a long struggle with the bottle, but when his songs came on he was still "always there". I caught a 10-second glimpse of Campbell while channel-surfing the other night. The show appeared to be one of those honoring a celebrity for growing older and still being with us. I was not aware of Campbell's diagnosis and surfed on to another channel. After learning of his status through this concert review, I now wish I'd settled in for awhile and watched that celebrity goodbye on TV. But in my short glimpse of Campbell that night, the thought of his always "being there" touched me briefly as I moved on. Now, I realize, there will come a day when he and other talents from my childhood won't be "always there" anymore. I wish Mr. Campbell and his loved ones as many good days ahead as possible. And, I thank him for being "always there".
I can't stop listening to his last album - Ghost on the Canvas. It's just awesome. I wish I knew he was in Milwaukee. I would have loved to see him.
We saw the concert last night. The man can still sing and play - what a beautiful voice - but it was painful to watch his agitation. His family handled it beautifully, though, and the music was lovely.
Rhinestone Cowboy was the first 45 I ever owned. Such a talented man. One of my all time favorites. Wish I could have made this show. So great that his family is there for him when he needs them to be.
OMG, i recall "Glenn" doing shows at the Old "Hitch'n Post on west Central (route 66) in Albuquerque (my hometown) but remember too the Glenn Campbell Hour fondly as well. Moreover, i saw him @ the ole Bing Crosby clambake one year and he was indeed a crowd favorite always playing up to the gallery in a most genuine way. The way he presented & performed his timeless tunes reflect greatly on him and his character that he possesses and generously gives. Thanks for the memories Glenn and for your lasting tunes beautifully sung.
If you like his music, "Ghost On The Canvas" is a great buy. Not many like him.
Oh boy. A voice from my youth. I always felt so carefree and happy while listening to his songs. God bless he has family to help him onwards towards his final journey.
Time to go onto You Tube and listen to "Southern Nights." Love those short shorts from the early 70s...
I second Lukas7. Beautifully written review Eric.!
Very nice review...couldn't have said it better myself.
This show was incredible. I have never been hit by so many emotions during a concert in my life-the closest being a CSNY show 6 months to the day fo 9/11, hearing Neil Young play "Let's Roll". Growing up being forced to listen to country music, I never thought I'd have such affection in my 40's to these old artists. The night was filled with nostalgia for me, happy thoughts of an easier time in my life--singing along enjoying seeing an icon still having fun performing, admiration for an artist who has still has mad skills on a guitar, sadness for his diminished capacity and frustration during show, amazement and pride for his children who "took care of him during the show", enjoyment of watching the non-family members in the band really loving being up there playing Glen's music and watching them look at Glen in admiration. This concert will stay with me for a long time...Truly the most emotion provoking performance I've seen. Thank you, Mr. Glen Campbell...we all wish you the best.
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Pope Francis became the third consecutive pontiff to make the pilgrimage to the place where Adolf Hitler's forces killed more than 1 million people, most of them Jews.
The suspect was shot after crashing his truck. The whole thing reportedly began as a road rage incident.
Scattered showers and storms are still possible through the early part of the weekend.
Grant County police are looking for a man who gets paid to seal a homeowner's driveway but never does the work.
A car was passing a horse and buggy in LaGrange County when the boy darted into the roadway and into the car's path, police said.
The game will mark the first time the Pacers have played a regular-season game overseas. The NFL's Indianapolis Colts also will play in London on Oct. 2 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Police were called just after 7:30 p.m. Wednesday to a pond at 18129 Buckskin Road in Defiance after a caller reported a man had gone under the water there.
Lottery officials have said that whoever bought the ticket may not be from Indiana because the gas station is along a busy highway.
The official Day of Caring will take place Sept. 1, but because school will be in session at that time, volunteers are taking care of the schools early.
Jurors have convicted an Indiana gospel singer of luring a 13-year-old boy to an Illinois hotel room.
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The Eastside Blazers are looking to build off the success they found in 2015 as the 2016 season gets underway.
Keel worked a career-long seven innings, matching the longest outing by a Fort Wayne starter this season. The southpaw surrendered just five hits and only allowed the one run, while punching out six.
Fort Wayne native Morgan Dabagia was the top golfer from the area finishing in a three-way tie for 11th shooting three over par through the tournament,
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence said Donald Trump would appoint conservatives to the Supreme Court who would send the Roe v. Wade abortion ruling to the "ash heap of history."


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ALIQUIPPA, Pa. (AP) - The father of two toddlers who died after a dresser fell on them is facing involuntary manslaughter charges because he heard a crash and didn't immediately check on his daughters, a prosecutor said Thursday.
MIAMI (AP) - Federal officials have capped the amount of money scofflaws will be forced to pay if they don't buy insurance this year at $2,448 per person and $12,240 for a family of five.
SEATTLE (AP) - Shares of Amazon.com Inc. fell Thursday after the e-commerce retailer reported a deeper-than-expected second quarter loss as expenses outpaced a surge in revenue.
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Union Pacific Corp. said Thursday that its quarterly profit climbed 17 percent as the railroad hauled 8 percent more freight and raised shipping rates.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The risk of losing your job is getting smaller and smaller.
NEW YORK (AP) - Starbucks said Thursday its revamped breakfast sandwiches and other food offerings helped boost sales at its U.S. cafes.
DETROIT (AP) - Recall expenses chopped $1.5 billion from General Motors' bottom line in the second quarter, as it added up the costs of repairs for nearly 30 million cars and set aside funds to compensate victims of small-car crashes.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Staking out a populist stand ahead of the midterm elections, President Barack Obama on Thursday demanded "economic patriotism" from U.S. corporations that use legal means to avoid U.S. taxes through overseas mergers.
WEST SACRAMENTO (AP) - California's attorney general said Thursday she is helping secure lawyers to represent minors from Central America during immigration hearings.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - A state appeals court on Thursday upheld a proposed route for California's high-speed rail line connecting the San Francisco Bay Area to the Central Valley.
LOS BANOS (AP) - A Central California man has been sentenced to 14 years and eight months in prison following his conviction on charges that he drugged and raped two men.
COTATI (AP) - A rare redwood tree in a small Northern California city will be replanted instead of being sawed down to make way for planned railway tracks.
GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) - Despite widespread drought in the West and expectations of an above-average wildfire season, wildfires have burned less than half the 10-year average area so far this summer.
FRESNO (AP) - State and federal wildlife officials have unveiled ambitious plans aimed at helping endangered salmon and steelhead thrive again in Central California rivers.
PHOENIX (AP) - A condemned Arizona inmate gasped for more than an hour and a half during his execution Wednesday before he died in an episode sure to add to the scrutiny surrounding the death penalty in the U.S.
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JANESVILLE, Wis. (AP) - House Speaker Paul Ryan endorsed Donald Trump's bid for president on Thursday, bringing an end to the extraordinary public split between ...
CLEVELAND (AP) - The father of a woman killed by a convicted sex offender dived across a courtroom table to attack him Thursday shortly after a ...
AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) - The pilot of a U.S. Air Force Thunderbird ejected safely into a Colorado field Thursday, crashing the fighter jet ...
NEW YORK (AP) - Rising drug and alcohol overdoses, suicides, and disease from chronic alcoholism - labeled "deaths of despair" by one expert - are cutting the lives ...
SMYRNA, Tenn. (AP) - A Blue Angels F/A-18 fighter jet crashed Thursday near Nashville, Tennessee, killing the pilot just days before a weekend air show ...
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Parts of the Western U.S. are getting an early taste of scorching summer heat, forcing officials in California, Oregon and desert ...
WASHINGTON (AP) - A close friend of Donald Trump has helped start a super PAC to support him, potentially giving the presumptive Republican presidential nominee his ...
MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) - Soon, all you'll need to do is Google yourself if you're wondering how deeply Google has been digging into your ...
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Uber said Wednesday it is getting a massive cash infusion from Saudi Arabia.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) - Wal-Mart is reviving its yellow smiley image to be the face of its low-price marketing.
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Tying up loose ends
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Once you evaluate the project's pace and timing, you have a blueprint for how to refine your story. That blueprint might include trimming edits, retiming music, or replacing a clip with better content. And since editing is all about making choices, you just need to keep previewing the creative brief to make sure your choices support the Farm To Table story. In this movie, you'll trim edits, slip content, roll into sync, and even check matching action between two shots. This project is a little different than some of the others you've been working with, in that there are few clips in the B-roll footage that are purposefully out of kilter and a little off so that you can experiment with bringing them back into a more refined selection.
Notice the markers in this project are on the connected clips, not the clips in the primary storyline. The way you place a marker on a connected clip is that you first have to select it so that Final Cut knows where that marker should be placed. Otherwise...
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Los Angeles is a city where glamour and style are timeless. As the Donmar Warehouse prepares to revisit 1940s LA with its new show, City of Angels, we pick 10 locations that still exude old-school allure
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Black & Gold Horde Flies In Brooklyn
About 30,000 bees buzzed from tree to tree in Brooklyn for several hours Friday as a swarm broke out from an urban beekeeper's rooftop hive.
While local beekeepers say the occurrence is normal, the aerial pillar of black and gold startled neighbors and embarrassed the growing beekeeping scene in Brooklyn, recent beneficiaries of the city's decision to legalize beekeeping in March.
Andrew Coté, a 39-year-old, fourth-generation beekeeper, arrived on scene to help contain the swarm of what he said were Italian honey bees. He said they were likely overcrowded in the hive. Mr. Coté added that swarms are more common in the spring.
The multitude likely originated from Eagle Street Rooftop Farm, a rooftop garden near Freeman and West streets in Greenpoint, which holds several beehives. Annie Novak, co-founder of the farm and program director at the New York Botanical Garden, declined to comment on the mishap.
"Without inspecting the hives, it's too early to tell exactly where the swarm came from," cautioned Mr. Coté, who also has hives at the location.
The buzzing horde slowly migrated down Freeman Street as neighbors watched, in awe. "It was pretty cool actually," said Bruce Dow, who lives on the street. "It's not something you see every day." Neighbor Sarah Mead was not as amused, saying, "This is obnoxious."
Coincidentally, the swarm settled upon a house owned by a Polish immigrant named Joseph Krzywonos, a beekeeper when he was growing up. Mr. Kryzwonos helped Mr. Coté approach the swarm and shake tree branches in an attempt to capture the queen into a box. By 7 p.m., the men appeared to have secured most of the bees and their queen. They said they couldn't take the bees to the overcrowded location from which they originated, so the bees were headed to another hive.
New York City's board of health lifted a ban on beekeeping in March, legalizing the avocation for many who had flouted the law and tended bees for years. That move, however, requires local beekeepers to register with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and follow practices of controlling bee swarms and making sure hives don't bother neighbors.
The possibility of bee swarms is among the well-known dangers of beekeeping. Motivated by reports of dwindling bee populations, some environmentalists and activists have promoted the idea of urban beekeeping as part of a growing interest in urban farming. The New York City Beekeeping Meetup Group has expanded to 746 members, up from 600 in March.
"The bright side is that swarms are docile. They don't hurt anyone," said Megan Paska, a Greenpoint resident who keeps 40,000 Italian honeybees in her Brooklyn Honey hive on a Greenpoint rooftop. She sells honey to local stores such as Brooklyn Standard Deli. "They will land somewhere and scout bees will go out and try to find a new home for them, whether it be inside a fallen tree or inside a wall somewhere," she said.
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Ken Barrie, the voice of TV's Postman Pat, dies aged 83
Ken Barrie, the voice of children's TV show Postman Pat, has died at the age of 83.
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Melanie Griffith is enjoying an "interesting, introspective" time following her divorce from Antonio Banderas in December (15) after 19 years of marriage.
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Jean-Claude Van Damme stormed out of an Australian television interview on Thursday (28Jul16), blasting the hosts for asking him "very boring" questions.
American rock band My Chemical Romance have shared a previously unheard track that will feature on the reissue of their 2006 album The Black Parade.
Carl Frampton joked that Buckfast will help see his fanbase through to the early hours of Sunday morning for his title fight against Leo Santa Cruz.
Vivean Gray - the British-born actress who played meddlesome Neighbours character Nell Mangel - has died at the age of 92.
Jermaine Jackson has pleaded with I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! not to sign up Conrad Murray for its next series.
Christopher Biggins was chosen as the "secret boss" of the Celebrity Big Brother house during the launch on Thursday night (28Jul16), but was unaware the joke is actually on him.
Northern Ireland-born singer-songwriter Neil Hannon has joined the line-up of musicians due to pay tribute to David Bowie at the Proms.
It's only in its second year but already a £20,000 award organised by the Metropolitan Arts Centre in Belfast has established itself as a major global competition attracting 1,000 submissions from 40 countries.
Katie Price claimed she was warned by police about a recent plot to kidnap her son Harvey, after an electronic tracking device was found attached to her car.
Radio presenter Chris Evans will face no further investigation into an allegation he sexually assaulted a woman in the 1990s.
Panto star Christopher Biggins issued a warning that he will not tolerate bullies as he became the first famous face to enter the Celebrity Big Brother house.
The debut album from Viola Beach has been posthumously released, comprising of songs the band recorded before they were killed in a car crash in Sweden.
Following the stage debut of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Racheal Sigee reports on how Sir John Pendry's radical invention isn't for sneaking about in Hogwarts Library's restricted section... it showcases some very serious research.
Matt Damon is describing what it's like to film a fight scene - and can't help but chuckle at his day job.
Katy Perry was supported by boyfriend Orlando Bloom as she performed her hits Roar and Rise at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) on Thursday night (28Jul16).
Pretty Little Liars star Troian Bellisario is doing her best not to accept the Kardashians as America's "closest thing to a royal family".
TV's The Good Life promoted a lifestyle that can cause long-term ill health, gardening guru Monty Don has said.
The Suicide Squad star had it rough in his youth.
The avid aviator helps to celebrate a youth flying programme's milestone membership.
Thousands of families are pitching their tents for a space-themed festival which blasts off with a star-packed line-up including Jess Glynne, Fatboy Slim and Tears for Fears.
Nearly eight weeks of previews and months more of fans' excitement will finally culminate in the official debut of JK Rowling's now grown-up boy wizard at the opening gala of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
A popular social media personality is recovering in hospital after he was involved in a dirt bike accident.
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Debra Messing urges Gwen Stefani to change her boyfriend's mind about voting for Donald Trump.
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Actor Michael Keaton has praised basketball great Michael Jordan for his efforts to improve relations between black people and the police as he was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Louise Minchin, Jimmy Osmond and Alexis Conran have made it into the Celebrity Masterchef final.
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Toshiba Regza 55SV685DB television
A brand usually found in the lower echelons of the flatscreen TV market, Toshiba is making a bid for the big time with this huge LED screen. The trouble is, the 55SV685DB's very large price heaps on the pressure; is it much better than a 50-inch plasma, which now go for under £1,000?
However unlikely that might seem, Toshiba has strived to make the 55SV685DB seem good value by packing in some new features. The first, and most important by far, is LED backlighting. The 55SV685DB uses perhaps the most comprehensive form of the new tech, called "local dimming" or "full LED" by some brands. Instead of a backlight that's always switched on, rows of tiny LED lights line up behind the LCD panel. Capable of switching on and off individually, it's possible for the screen to show total darkness in one area of an image, and bright white in another.
The second crucial feature is Active Vision M200, a 200Hz anti-blur system, though a film stability mode (aimed at removing that annoying judder in all Blu-ray discs) Toshiba's much-hyped Resolution+ upscaling tech for digital TV and DVD is just as important on a screen of this sheer size.
The 55SV685DB's other features seem frivolous in comparison. Take its SD card slot, an unusual find away from Panasonic's Viera TVs. It's there to provide JPEG photographs for the Picture Frame mode, though the TV itself has so little onboard memory that instead of a slideshow, just a single picture can be transferred – and it's slow to load, too.
Just as distracting is the 55SV685DB's stilted stab at DLNA networking. Fetching digital media from a PC or Mac on the same home broadband network is a fantastic idea, but, like a lot of brands, Toshiba hasn't got anywhere near perfecting it. After quickly finding a networked computer, a slow and rather brutal process begins; a file type must be selected, then a specific file, before finding out whether it's compatible (only AVI and MPEG videos seem to be). The system gets ahead of itself by trying to display thumbnails photos/videos, but they never load and just slowdown the process further (Toshiba may have solved this issue on its Japanese-only Cell Regza 55X1, which offers 143 times more processing power).
The remote control doesn't help; it's unable to cancel commands and return to the previous menu, extending the agony. It's a similar story with the Media Player feature that reads files from a USB stick.
Resolution+ also fails. The 55-inches of LCD screen just cannot display DVD or digital pictures coherently – digital artefacts and fuzzy edges are everywhere – which leaves the 55SV685DB looking rather forlorn and in need of a phenomenal performance with Blu-ray.
And it makes a respectable stab at greatness. Its LED backlighting is endlessly tweakable, with dynamic bars showing ambient light (plotted on a graph, even!), alongside the light output of each pixel.
And a high-def picture is indeed worthy of such examination. Black areas of the picture are jet-black, with plenty of subtle detail within. And subtlety is everywhere; bright whites, incredible colours and entrancing detail make for a picture that's lusciously cinematic. It's helped by an effective film mode that helps create a smooth image with sharp, well-defined edges even when objects are moving rapidly across the screen.
Toshiba has created a Full HD marvel that uses its LED backlighting to create astonishingly deep blacks and rich colours for a LCD TV, but its £4,500 price tag proves it's downfall. However well it deals with high-def, it's impossible to forgive the 55SV685DB for its lack of versatility because how many of us just want to watch 1080p Blu-ray? For now, a £1,500 plasma remains a better deal.
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The G-20 met recently in Australia to make new banking rules for the next financial calamity. Financial reform advocate Ellen Brown says these new rules will allow banks to take money from depositors and pensioners globally. Brown explains, "It became rules we agreed to actually implement. There was no treaty, and Congress didn't agree to all this. They use words so that it's not obvious to tell what they have done, but what they did was say, basically, that we, the governments, are no longer going to be responsible for bailing out the big banks. These are about 30 international banks. So, you are going to have to save yourselves, and the way you are going to have to do it is by bailing in the money of your creditors. The largest class of creditors of any bank is the depositors."
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Gold expert and money manager Egon von Greyerz says Japan is leading the parade to the bottom of the currency heap. Greyerz says, "Japan is printing unlimited amounts, and we can see that yen is leading the race to the bottom of the currencies. Gold in yen is now only 10% below the peak because printing is debasing the currency. That is what gold reflects. Gold just reflects the destruction of paper money. That's happening in Japan, and it will happen in most other countries. (more…)
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By Greg Hunter's USAWatchdog.com (12/5/14)
It seems the mainstream media (MSM) is determined to bombard us with the "hands up, don't shoot" lie. Michael Brown was not gunned down with his hands up. Forensic evidence and eye witness testimony from a half dozen African Americans has disproven this, and it is indeed not a fact. It appears the MSM wants to develop a race problem in America. (more…)
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Economist John Williams is not buying the recent 3.9% GDP upward revision. Williams explains, "No one I know thinks we are growing at 3.9% other than they are trying to sell a bill of goods to the markets, specifically the currency markets. 3.9% is nonsense. You had 4.6% growth in the second quarter and 3.9% in the third. Here you had two quarters at close to 4%, and we have not seen anything like that since 2003. This is the strongest economy we have seen in 11 years, and I can tell you Main Street USA is not seeing that. . . . If you understate inflation, which the government does, you overstate inflation adjusted growth, and that is probably the biggest problem in the GDP report."
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A few months ago, financial analyst Rob Kirby said the gold price was ready to go up. In the international market, where it is sold by the ton–it has. Kirby explains, "For large amounts of bullion in the Asian market, the pricing mechanism has completely and utterly divorced itself from the fraudulent paper prices that are being reflected in the exchanges in the Western world.
In the Asian market, if you could find . . . physical bullion . . . as cheap as spot plus 50%, you'd be doing really, really, really well . . . and you'd be hard pressed to find serious tonnage at that price in Asia." (more…)
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Financial writer Bill Holter says the players in the gold markets are fearful. Why? Holter says, "The GOFO rates, or gold forward rates, in London are negative. They should never be negative, and they are more negative now than any time since 2001. That shows extreme tightness in the metals market. To me, it shows mistrust. It shows that people are saying I want my gold now. I don't want gold in the future, I want it now. Negative GOFO rates should never happen." Holter also says that the COMEX market is what he calls "corner-able."
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Financial analyst Gregory Mannarino contends all the market rigging that has been reported in markets such as Forex, LIBOR, stocks and commodities is a way to prop up a system doomed to implode. Mannarino says, "It's clear to me what the central banks are doing means they are absolutely desperate right now. (more…)
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President Obama, who many are now calling emperor, has made millions of illegal aliens legal with the stroke of his pen. Some in Congress say the time is up and something had to be done, but that is not how our government works. Obama says he is within his power, while Republicans in the House and Senate say the Constitution clearly says he is not. Expect another flood of illegal immigration on the southern border. (more…)
Global Economy on Unquestionable Decline Leading to War-Gerald Celente
By Greg Hunter's USAWatchdog.com
Top trends researcher Gerald Celente is forecasting a slowing global economy in 2015, and oil is a leading indicator. Celente explains, "It's all in oil. We've been talking about oil prices since they peaked in June of this year. Now, you are seeing a 30% decline in Brent crude and West Texas (crude oil). This is big and it's not a manipulated market. This is real. (more…)
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By Greg Hunter's USAWatchdog.com
Money manager Peter Schiff says don't be fooled by the strong dollar or the so-called recovery. Schiff explains, "The biggest disconnect right now is between the real state of the U.S. economy and the fantasy land a lot of investors believe exists. Everybody is of the opinion that the Federal Reserve's monetary policy worked. Because they did QE 1, 2 and 3 and kept interest rates at zero, the Federal Reserve saved the U.S. economy and they solved all the problems. Because the problems have been solved, we no longer need the Fed . . . and everything is fine. That is complete fantasy. (more…)
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It's official. Obama Care is a series of enormous lies that were crafted by Democratic leaders. They all knew Obama Care was a lie, and they voted for the lies. Now, there are new revelations from one of its chief architects, MIT economics professor Jonathan Gruber, who was caught on video tape repeatedly explaining how the lies were formulated and why. (more…)
Outlook for Dollar Not Good-James Turk
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Gold expert James Turk says the U.S. dollar is not going to stay strong. Turk contends, "Canada, one of the closest allies of America, just announced a Chinese trade arrangement to deal in Chinese yuan with Canadian dollars. That bypasses the U.S. dollar. So, the outlook for the U.S. dollar is not good, despite this temporary strength that we are seeing now. It's not good and, to me, the writing is on the wall for the dollar."
Financial Repression as Far as the Eye Can See-Axel Merk
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Money manager Axel Merk says everyone should pay attention to recent comments made by former Fed Chief Alan Greenspan. Merk points out, "Greenspan said the balance sheet of the Fed is a pile of tinder that waits to be lit, and inflation will have to rise. A few days later when he was asked about those comments, he doubled down, and he said he didn't think we could have a Fed exit without turmoil. (more…)
WNW 165-Republican Landslide, Russia War Talk, Silver Sells Out
By Greg Hunter's USAWatchdog.com 11/7/14
The Republicans now control both the Senate and the House. The mainstream media said it would be close, and it turned into a blowout. Now, all the blocking that outgoing Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was doing for President Obama is going to be unblocked, and expect many pieces of legislation to land on the President's desk. (more…)


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Running Ruby With No Ruby
Humans have come a long way since our cave-dwelling days. No, that's not a metaphor for primitive software. I mean literally since we lived in caves. One of the big inventions is the lock. There are birds that bury food and will move it later if they notice they were watched burying it. But they have no access control. Any bird may come along and dig up the food.
Humans, though, are smarter than the average bird.
We have numerous systems that implement the analog of a lock, namely, some sort of access control. For every one of these systems, we have other systems that attempt to circumvent or defeat the access control. Two sides of the ubiquitous coin of life.
In software, attempts to implement access control typically involve distinguishing between source code and some form of executable code. Direct access to the source code is not permitted. Further, the format of the executable code resists attempts to derive the source code. There are several reasons for this:
- Licenses: If a vendor licenses individual copies of the software, they want to prevent unrestricted copying of the software without paying for a license.
- Intellectual Property: A vendor may have trade secrets or other proprietary information that is disclosed by the source code.
- Security: Full access to the source code may reveal vulnerabilities in the software or related systems. This is sometimes called Security Through Obscurity and is generally disparaged, but things are not so black and white and there may be valid security concerns in the source code.
The process that separates the source code from the executable program is typically a compilation step. However, Ruby code is not typically associated with any sort of compilation. That's one of the great things about Ruby, right? There is no edit-compile-link-load cycle to wait on. Just edit and run. But if there is no compilation step, how do we separate the source code from the executable code?
You may recall from my last post that Rubinius does compile Ruby code to a bytecode format that the virtual machine executes. I also promised to explain how you could run the bytecode directly.
But first, let me very clearly state that there are a number of caveats. In fact, I've included a whole section on them below. Please read them. We will assume that you have and that you understand them. If you have any questions, please ask.
Application Distribution Scenario
Let's review what we would like to accomplish. We'll assume affable Abe is a developer writing an application for customer Cain.
- Abe writes some Ruby code.
- Abe compiles the code to a set of files.
- Abe packages the files up into an application with no Ruby source.
- Abe sends the application to Cain.
- Cain installs the application.
- Cain runs the application.
In this scenario, I'm assuming a very vague definition of application. In other words, the process below will fit in with a broad spectrum of bundling and distribution schemes.
Application Layout
Let's assume that you have the following application layout. This mirrors what you would expect to see in a gem. You could also consider this as a subtree in your larger project.
|- lib
|- widget.rb
\- widget
|- red.rb
|- blue.rb
\- green.rb
# widget.rb
require 'widget/red'
require 'widget/blue'
require 'widget/green'
# widget/red.rb
puts "I am red"
# widget/blue.rb
puts "I am blue"
# widget/green.rb
puts "I am green"
Compiling Ruby Files
The Rubinius bytecode compiler is accessible through a command-line script.
rbx compile -h for all options. We will only need one simple option in
our case to easily create a separate tree containing one compiled file for
every Ruby source file in our source tree.
rbx compile -s '^widget:widget-compiled' widget/
Let's dissect this command. The
-s option defines a transformation to apply
to every filename. The transformation has the form
<source> can be a Regexp. In our case, we would like to change any
path starting with
widget to start with
widget-compiled. This way, we
create a separate tree of our compiled files. The final option is the
widget/ directory. The
rbx compile command will happily compile a single
file or a directory of files. Note that if we did not pass the
-s option,
rbx compile would have created the compiled files alongside the source
If we now look at
widget-compiled, we should see the following:
|- lib
|- widget.rbc
\- widget
|- red.rbc
|- blue.rbc
\- green.rbc
Loading Pre-compiled Files
Now that we have a separate tree of only compiled files, how do we load them? Well, first, let's load our source files so we know what to expect. Note that the technique used in this post should not substitute for a robust test suite.
$ rbx -Iwidget/lib -e "require 'widget/lib/widget'"
I am red
I am blue
I am green
Ok, that is what I would expect. Now, to load the compiled files:
$ rbx -Iwidget-compiled/lib -e "Rubinius::CodeLoader.require_compiled 'widget/lib/widget'"
I am red
I am blue
I am green
The crowed erupts with applause and hooting.
Golly gee, you guys… Blush
Let's review. Our goal is to take a tree of Ruby source files and create a
tree of compiled files that can be sent to a customer and loaded to perform
exactly as the Ruby source would if loaded directly. The most direct and
simple way to accomplish this is to use the Rubinius compiler command-line
script to compile the tree of Ruby source files to a separate tree. Then, load
the root of that tree with
Rubinius::CodeLoader.require_compiled "root".
I will admit, I have resisted fiercely against encouraging or even permitting Rubinius users from using what I showed above in their code. Not because I am an ogre who is trying to steal your fun, but because there are serious issues with allowing this. So, please read the following carefully.
- We, Rubinius, absolutely reserve the right to change any part of the
underlying compiled file mechanism. Since we are publishing the
Rubinius::CodeLoader.require_compiled(name)method, we will respect that contract. What it says is, given a name, we will load a representation of that name. DO NOT assume that
"some_file"is actually referencing
"some_file.rbc". We may change the way compiled files are stored and may change the format of the compiled output.
- We have created this facility to meet a need we had in Rubinius. Since our compiler is written in Ruby, we have to run Ruby to run the compiler. But since we need to compile Ruby to run it, we need to compile the compiler. But since… To handle this, we build the compiler using a bootstrapping version of Ruby. Then we load the pre-compiled compiler files as shown above. The approach is quite general, as demonstrated. However, a better approach may be appropriate for a particular application. In that case, talk to us about how you think it should work and we can point you in a direction to try implementing what you need.
- We assume no responsibility for any security breaches resulting from your incorrect assumption that .rbc files provides any meaningful security mechanism. I cannot stress this enough. The compiled file mechanism is a cache. It is a way to avoid recompiling Ruby source code that has not changed. The compiled format is simple. We reserve the right to provide disassemblers for our compiled code. We are happy to assist you with direction for implementing a more secure system for your needs.
- There is no mechanism that is completely safe from cracking when it comes to software access control. Witness how often Microsoft's products have their security features defeated. Also witness how often attempts at DRM are circumvented. The most secure system I have seen uses a special compiler and a hardware dongle. The compiler takes critical parts of the application logic and breaks them up so that part of the computation is performed on the dongle. This is significantly harder to defeat than binary editing an executable to turn a license key check into a no-op. The folks you most want to keep from accessing your information are the ones most capable of doing so. Security and access control are very hard problems.
Rubinius compiles Ruby code to bytecode before running it. It is possible to save the bytecode representation and reload it later. Using this mechanism, it is possible to avoid providing the Ruby source code and run an application directly from the compiled bytecode. The mechanism we use to do this was created to solve our problem of bootstrapping the Rubinius bytecode compiler, which is written in Ruby. The mechanism is not intended to be used for security.
It is possible to extend the Rubinius code loading mechanism to support custom formats for on-disk compiled bytecode and to load those formats. This can be done entirely in Ruby code. If this interests you, please talk with us about it.
Tweet at @rubinius on Twitter or email email@example.com. Please report Rubinius issues to our issue tracker.


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