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Have your sins ever impacted someone else? (The answer here is "yes".) You cheated on a test and it messed up the curve for others. You stole from a store and the cashier got in trouble. You cheated on your spouse and it broke up your family. Our sins are not simply our own problem. As Israel and Judah are being rejected by God and destroyed by other nations, it's hard not to remember Jeroboam's selfish acts as he was taking over his portion of the kingdom. He chose to listen to bad advice and it hurt the Israelites for generations to come.
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- 6-18 – After a steady series of sinful kings and repetitive sinning by the nation, God allows the Assyrians to capture all the Israelites and take them to their country. This makes it clear that they are now separated from God because they no longer have their promised land or any of their identifying marks that were to set them apart for God.
- 21 – The split of the two kingdoms of Israel, the sinfulness of the country, and the eventual exile of both kingdoms (only one has happened so far) all trace back to Jeroboam's sinfulness.
- 34-40 – The Israelites had been given every opportunity to choose to live faithfully. They continued to choose not to and broke every part of their covenant with God. Because of this, God allowed them to face the consequences of all their unfaithfulness.
- 1-4 – Hezekiah is king of Judah and chooses to live faithfully.
Acts 20:1-38:
- In case you're getting confused about Paul's journeys – where he's been and where he's headed, here is a map of all his travels Oh, and who knew, but there's a board game of Paul's journeys as well, for some good old fashioned holy family fun.
- 7-12 – Peter was able to raise Tabitha from the dead and Paul raises this young man. It seems like it was the right thing to do considering Paul had literally bored him to death.
- 18-35 – Paul, on this his third of four journeys, knows his ministry on earth is coming to an end, but he is satisfied with his work and is willing to suffer persecution in order to share the gospel.
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- In Romans 1:20, Paul explains that every part of creation testifies to God's greatness somehow. This psalm seems to confirm that.
Proverbs 18:6-7:
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Not the greatest tag line in the world but it could have been worse. The tagline could have been "cracking off over a bare flump."
So with him back the guys talk about Andy's not real wedding and his hatred of Tom and Martin. They also plug the backside off a few Edinburgh shows and shout at lazy drivers. Warning: This is not the Stephen Fry and Rafael Nadal podcast because that doesn't exist.
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Root-fillings are placed in teeth already so damaged by breakage or decay that the nerve is unlikely to survive, or has already died and is developing an abscess.
Occasionally, root-fillings are placed to enable the fitting of a post and crown, or to allow the straightening of a crooked tooth.
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The tooth is numbed. Then the rubber dam is applied. All decay and weakened enamel is removed from the tooth. The root space is cleaned out and then filled with special materials which allow the tooth to heal. A metal or plastic band may be placed around the tooth to help produce a filling of satisfactory shape. The filling used is often temporary until it is reasonably certain that the tooth has recovered, usually after about six months.
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The area surrounding the injection site may be tender for a couple of days. The root-filled tooth may remain sensitive to pressure for several days and will always feel different to a live tooth. The feeling of a root-filled tooth is often described as 'wooden'.
The gum above the tooth may become swollen and need treatment with antibiotics. Any pain or sensitivity should show definite signs of reducing over the first few days. If it doesn't, or gets worse, contact the dentist. If the tooth feels 'proud' when the injection wears off, it'll need adjusting by a dentist. Sometimes, despite our best efforts at repair, a tooth which has already been so badly damaged by decay or breakage that it requires root-filling may not always be saveable or may fail weeks or months after the treatment.
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LOS ANGELES — ''Transformers: Age of Extinction'' is ruling the box office.
The fourth installment in filmmaker Michael Bay's morphing robots series earned $100 million in North America during its opening weekend, making it the biggest debut for a movie this year, according to studio estimates Sunday. The Paramount blockbuster outperformed ''Captain America: The Winter Soldier'' and its $95 million inauguration in April.
''Age of Extinction'' also earned $201.3 million from 37 international territories, specifically making $90 million in China, where it was partially filmed and co-produced by partners like the state-owned China Film Group and the China Movie Channel.
''With almost half of the international total coming from China, it shows how important that marketplace is to the worldwide box office,'' said Paul Dergarabedian, senior analyst for box-office tracker Rentrak. ''This film has really capitalized on all fronts.''
''Age of Extinction'' stars Mark Wahlberg and Nicola Peltz as a human father-daughter duo who aid the shape-shifting robots from the Hasbro toy franchise. Besides the addition of a new human crew, the sequel also introduces the popular Transformers characters based on the likenesses of dinosaurs.
''I think putting Mark Wahlberg front and center accomplished what we wanted to do, and that's re-energize the franchise,'' Paramount vice chairman Rob Moore said. ''He appeals to audiences, both critically and as an action star.''


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Hurlers facing toughest test
Wexford will be rank outsiders when they entertain holders Waterford in next Sunday's Allianz Hurling League quarter-final at Innovate Wexford Park (3.30pm).
While Waterford may have shown slippage in their last two games, they still did enough earlier to secure their quarter-final spot.
And that is in stark contrast to their opponents, who came within seconds of slipping out of the knockout stages only for the timely intervention of Shane Tomkins with a point in additional time, handing them a narrow victory over Laois.
A defeat would have handed Kerry that quarter-final spot, but that vital Tomkins score saved what would have been serious post mortems in the Model county.
Liam Dunne's charges know they face into a huge challenge. When Waterford visited the same grounds last year they denied Wexford a promotion spot with a battling display that eventually lifted the Deise county to further success, while Wexford are still left lingering in Division 1B for 2017.
Not many positives have emerged from Wexford's current league campaign. Having said that, one could admire their late recovery against Laois, when trailing by two points minutes from the end, as they kept their composure to battle their way to a late victory.
Now they must take that positive finish into a big performance if they are to seriously test the league holders in what is a huge game for the side, particularly with the opening round of the championship just around the corner.
Wexford will be hoping for more of the same, but this time over the 70 minutes, as that is what will be required if they are to take anything from this game. Going into such a huge outing with just victories over Kerry and Laois is not the ideal preparation, but Wexford must bring their game to another level which is definitely required to meet this Waterford challenge.
One's first reaction to that disappointing display against Laois is to look at the negatives, but Wexford cannot allow panic to set in. They have not had a great deal of time to finalise a plan to cope with Waterford's which has frustrated the best of sides, while also laying the foundations for some outstanding victories.
Wexford Park will hold no fears for Waterford. On their last visit they looked comfortable in disposing of the Wexford challenge but they will still feel they will have to do more irrespective of their opponents' indifferent league form.
Having already qualified for the quarter-finals, they disrupted their regular side with the introduction of many fringe players for their final group games, but they demonstrated their strength in depth as they still drew with Galway.
No wonder manager Liam Dunne will hold some fears approaching this game, but factoring in everything about this league, there is always an upset awaiting, and there is no better side to spring a shock than Wexford.
This is what Dunne will be drilling home to his charges, no doubt reminding them of their Clare venture two season backs, when they dethroned the then All-Ireland champions.
Wexford's league campaign has been fraught with injury problems. While some of the players were returning to action, Dunne was hit with two further setbacks, as both Andrew Shore and Podge Doran have been ruled out of Sunday's game.
Shore suffered a hamstring problem, forcing his withdrawal during the defeat to Offaly, while Doran has subsequently picked up a broken finger to also rule him out of contention.
The loss of Shore, who had been changed from defence to attack, is a huge one, as his physical presence could have been utilised to unsettle the Waterford defensive gameplan, while Doran will also be missed.
There will be significant question marks over Wexford going into this game and their readiness to meet such a challenge. But this is a team some three years in the making, so the upshot should be that one will expect a stern challenge from whatever 15 Dunne and his backroom team decide upon.
Wexford will not want to bring any negativity into this game, so it is hoped that supporters will get behind the team, helping them to build a formidable challenge and turning Wexford Park into a cauldron for the visitors.
Waterford have settled into their gameplan. They will once again present a seven-man defence and go for their long-range points, but they are not a side to score many goals. That should not undermine the visitors though as they have developed into a formidable force.
Wexford have not yet settled on a side but one can expect some changes both in personnel and positions, which will reflect on what is needed to take on such a challenge.
Whatever manager Dunne comes up with, he will see the need for a strong half-back line to guard the full-back line which has been overpowered with numbers and pressure through this campaign. Midfield will be crucial, but what will determine their chance of an upset is how they cope with the seven-man Waterford defence.
No doubt Wexford have been working on a gameplan over the past two weeks as this is a different challenge and needs a different approach. Wexford need a plan that goes beyond a couple of phases, and that takes the direct route of hurling to Waterford.
When things click for Wexford they can present themselves as a formidable force. Structures are needed but they must impose themselves physically with a traditional style of direct hurling if they are to knock their opponents off their game.
Every position will offer a challenge to Wexford, but if they play with pride, passion and commitment, they can upset the league holders.
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The following paragraphs describe how to work with a DHCP server in Windows Server 2012. The exact steps to follow when you configure and manage a DHCP server depend on the network operating system or router you're using. The procedures for other operating systems are similar.
If you haven't already installed the DHCP server on the server, install it using the Server Manager (click Server Manager on the taskbar). Once the DHCP server role is installed, you can manage it by opening the DHCP management console. To open this console, open System Manager and choose Tools→DHCP.
To get started with a DHCP server, you must create at least one scope. You can create a scope by using the New Scope Wizard, which you start by selecting the server you want to create the scope on and then clicking New Scope. The wizard asks for the essential information required to define the scope, including the scope's name, its starting and ending IP addresses, and the subnet mask.
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The forces of rationality lost another one today to the forces of politically inspired stupidity, as the Dubai Ports World was forced to divest its holdings in the US Ports.
The combined forces of Jimmy Carter, NPR and the Economist who all thought the deal was unquestionably a good thing as well as a veto threat by George Bush couldn't stand up to the combined political pressure by senators from both parties (led by among others Hillary Clinton who loses all moral high ground on this one), abetted by Lou Dobbs on CNN openly mocking anyone who would suggest that the port deal is a good idea.
It is not just a blow against free trade, and against all rational sense (NPR lined up dozens of experts, and only one had reservations about the deal. The politicians could find no expert that supported their opinion), but also it was a chance to show the Arab world that in the US, freedom and trade outweigh petty tribal disputes. That we live in such a Cosmopolitan society that until the likes of Hillary Clinton and Chuck Schumer stepped in, an Arab company running parts of major US ports would have gone completely unnoticed.
Thursday, March 09, 2006
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Resolution: Fixed
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For a long time the Texas Digital Library has maintain a separate Shibboleth Authenticator that we've been using around the state for DSpace repositories and Vireo installations. This issue represents the work to migrate those custom modifications into the default Shibboleth Authenticator. There three key features that this provides for DSpace is:
1) Lazy Authentication. Apache no longer needs to protect a special url (/shibboleth-login) instead when the user needs to be authenticated DSpace assume the responsibility of sending the user to the Shibboleth Initiator. This allows for more flexable deployments because you can install any number of repositories on a domain without needed to adjust the apache settings for which urls are protected. Of course if you don't want to use lazy auth the old method still works.
2) NetID based identification. Users change their email address and if you're doing user lookup based upon email addresses when this happens you'll create two seperate user accounts and people will be confused. Since most shibboleth IDPs are just an interface over ldap it makes sense to configure shibboleth to identify users based upon netids. With Shibboleth 2.x you can also use targeted IDs. Of course if you don't want to mess with netids the old way still works just fine. There are three ways users are identified NetId, Email, and Tomcat Remote User.
3) Additional Eperson metadata. The EPerson object has get/setMetadata() methods to store additional metadata about a user. This authentication method allows you to take shibboleth attributes and store them on the eperson object as additional metadata. If you're using Vireo then some of these attributes will be used to aid in filling out ETD submission forms. This allows the form to be pre-filled with department, graduation semester, user's phone number and address. By it's self this feature dosn't do much because no other part of DSpace is looking for these metadata fields but it provides the underlying infrastructure to support it. Of course if you don't want additional metadat it works just fine as well.
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Safety features are a must when car shopping. You cannot do without anti-lock brakes, also referred to as ABS. It is also important to have air bags. Safety is key when you'll be driving a lot.
If you already have a pretty expensive car, do not drive that to the car dealership to make a purchase. This is especially important if you plan to trade in the vehicle. A salesperson may use this as grounds for rejecting any less-than-generous offer.
Try to plan your car shopping trip for the end of the month. Most salespeople have some monthly quotas to meet and they might try generating more sales during the last week of the month to meet their quotas. At month's end, quotas may not have been met yet, and under-performing salesmen will be eager to negotiate.
Whenever you have discovered a car that interests you, ensure that you thoroughly inspect it. Inspect the exterior for any dents or scratches. Look at the interior for any tears in the upholstery or stains on the carpet. The second you pay for the vehicle, you have also paid for its problems. This includes every imperfection that comes with it.
Not every dealership or salesperson is the same. Although auto sales associates are known for using high pressure tactics, these methods are losing effectiveness. Forward-thinking dealerships now realize that customer satisfaction is the best way to build lifelong relationships with car buyers. Do not hesitate to walk away from an overbearing salesperson. There are plenty of pleasant salespeople who will be happy to earn your business.
Don't sign any as-is warranty for a used car. These type of warranties are always a bad idea. At the least, any dealer should provide a short term warranty for any car you buy. If your transmission goes out, or the engine after driving away, you have to pay for the repairs.
The goal of a salesperson is making top dollar. It may be a little obvious, but some people don't really get what's going on when dealing with salespeople. Always be aware of any add-ons and extras, which will be added to the bottom line of the car. Even a car that was a good deal can become expensive.
Thinks about the fuel economy of a car before making a purchase. More economical cars may cost more upfront, but you can save thousands on gas over the next five years. Keep this in mind as you choose a model.
Check out car prices online, both in your city and in nearby cities. Different zip codes often have different prices, so you may find a better deal by driving to a nearby city. Watching trends online helps to see where you can find the best price.
When the sales agent has to get his manager to review your offer, keep in mind that he will not return with the lowest offer the first time. You can give them another offer, and then the next one should be the lowest. They don't want a long, drawn-out negotiation any more than you do, so a couple of offers should get you a good rate.
You are now prepared to get the car you want. You should use these tips to car shop so you can be happy with your purchase. Persevere, and you can be sure to get the vehicle you truly love.


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An annual review has highlighted the work of the Trading Standards Service to protect consumers in Aberdeenshire.
Aberdeenshire Council's Infrastructure Services Committee (ISC) recently heard some of the highlights of its achievements, outlined in the recently published report.
Trading Standards staff endeavour to protect consumers and promote safe and fair trading, while providing support and advice to businesses.
The review highlights that bogus doorstep selling is a priority concern in Aberdeenshire.
Trading Standards participated in a number of joint working initiatives with other enforcement agencies.
Working alongside Police Scotland, Trading Standards officers carried out joint patrols in areas thought to be subject to rogue trader activity.
They carried out spot checks, issuing guidance and advice to traders and householders where required.
Another anti-fraud initiative identified around 500 people in Aberdeenshire as potential vitcims of postal and internet scams, providing their names and contact details.
By studying the list of those potentially at risk, mainly vulnerable adults, the Trading Standards service was able to better protect and inform them.
One victim of junk mail scamming was an 80-year-old woman recently diagnosed with dementia.
Over several months she lost £5,000 to junk mail organisations, but was reimbursed with almost half the money after Trading Standards were involved.
A nuisance call blocker was also installed on her telephone.
Local young people were also duped by fraudsters operating websites designed to create the impression that they were linked to the official Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency.
They ended up paying £100 for a provisional driving license, instead of the £50 which the DVLA, via its official gov.uk website, charges.
Trading Standards was able to put seized counterfeit clothes to good use by distributing them to homeless charities across Scotland and the UK, after the offending fake logos had been removed.
A new officer was appointed to enforce laws controlling the sale of age-restricted products, such as cigarettes and fireworks.
Under-cover and under-age agents attempting to buy age-restricted products found it impossible to buy fireworks in Aberdeenshire, and only 27% were able to buy cigarettes - an improvement on the year before.
The review provides a fuller understanding of what the Trading Standards service does on a day-today basis and you can see it on Aberdeenshire Council's website.
ISC chairman Peter Argyle said: "The trading standards service does an excellent job and many consumers will see the benefit of their expertise at some point, from ensuring they get the quantity of petrol they paid for to dealing with online, telephone or mail scams."


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The U.S. is now the largest wind power market, and a U.S. company is the world's number 1 supplier, according to a new industry report by Navigant Research.
This is a big shakeup in the global wind market. Danish wind manufacturer Vestas had been the world leader from 2000 to 2011 but in 2012, GE Wind grabbed 15.5 percent of the market share. Vestas dropped to 14 percent.
The U.S. also snuck ahead of China as the the biggest wind power market last year.
The United States recaptured its title as the worldʹs largest market with 13,124 MW of new wind power installed in 2012. China came a close second with 12,960 MW, followed by Germany, India, and the U.K.
The same is true regionally:
Europe lost its position as the world region installing the most wind power, recording 28.5% of all new installation in 2012, a 4% increase on 2011, but 12.5% less than five years ago. Driven by the US, Canada, and Brazil, wind installations in the Americas grew by 12.3% compared with 2011. The American continent represented 35.2% of the global wind market in 2012.
Globally there is 285.7 gigawatts in wind power capacity, and 44.9 of those were installed in 2012 — an 18.6 percent increase. Concretely, this means nearly 23,350 new wind turbines were erected in 60 countries. Navigant's numbers are different than those reported by the Global Wind Energy Council, which came out last month.
More fun facts from Navigant:
- According to the forecast, the total value of the wind market will grow from $74.2 billion in 2012 to $109.8 billion in 2017.
- We can expect wind power to generate more than 2.62 percent of the world's electricity in 2013, and 4.9 percent in 2017.
- The average turbine installed in 2012 was 1,847 kW. Offshore turbines installed last year got even larger too: 3,793 kW.
- Direct drive turbines — which transfer energy from the rotor to the generator without a gearbox — are becoming more popular, which make offshore wind more feasible because they are cheaper and more scalable.
- Wind companies are diversifying their product lines, with specialized options for low wind speed areas, for operation in high altitudes or in cold climates.
While it may be true that U.S. production and installation numbers spiked last year as the wind industry stutter-stepped in anticipation of the expiring wind production tax credit, the industry has been growing stronger. With another year on the clock for the wind PTC, the industry shouldn't contract, but it may slow a bit.
The global wind forecast for the next five years dropped 10 percent, with 241,620 megawatts expected to be installed through 2017. This is mainly due to expected slower growth in the next two years — after 2015 the market should grow strongly again. It's possible that the market is even reacting to the right sorts of stimuli, per Navigant:
Concerns about security of electricity supply and manmade climate change continue to be the main drivers for increased use of wind energy. This reportʹs market prediction for the 2018‐2022 period indicates an improved average growth rate of 8.9%.
Success stories like this are a welcome but too-infrequent sight. If the U.S. wants to see them happen more often, it should make the wind production tax credit permanent, which would provide this roaring new industry the same sort of regulatory stability that the oil and gas industry has relied on for decades.


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LAMKA, Jun 22: The journey of Haopi Range in Churachandpur district, from an area virtually under the rule of militants to a liberated zone has been significant but its story of significance ends here for today this area stands as a mute testimony of Government negligence and apathy.
With the place existing only in Government files, it has been left to the lot of the chiefs to keep its only lifeline functional.
Located barely 36 kms from here and adjoining Sajik Tampak on the Myanmar border, the area was a hotbed of militants till the end of the last decade. The scourge of negligence however still lingers despite being liberated from the militants' control.
"Our main concern is to keep the only road that is connecting us to the outside world motorable. Despite our appeals and petitions, the contractor responsible for doing the necessary has ignored them forcing us to shoulder the task of maintaining it ourselves,' Ngamjang, chief of New Bijang and Chairman of the eastern Haopi Area Chief Committee told the media today on the sidelines of a social work initiated by the association to keep the road motorable.
Shingling work is visible in a small portion of the road stretch but the chiefs have declared that the portion belongs to another contractor and that the one responsible for their area was adamant. New culverts were visible over a long stretch but in many cases they have already cracked or caved-in and appear to disregard any quality.
Two buses ply along the road according to Pumtulthang, chief of L Alpha village, solely on the request of the area chiefs but negotiating the road following the onset of monsoon is a tough and dangerous task.
"This is the reason why we took up the task of repairing the road by ourselves as we can't afford to see the entire area being cut-off from the outside world," he said.
"There are three Government-run schools in the area where there are 28 villages and three PHSC on papers, but there is no structure that would represent them," added Ngamjang.
"As there are no buildings to attend there was no enrolment of students and the PHSCs are no different,' he said. And despite the fact that Pillar number 47 and 48 are located within my village we are still denied any fund under the BADP,' Holpao Mate, Chief of Khaukual village alleged.
The chief also denied to having received any of the PDS items – rice, sugar and kerosene oil for their village and for any villages of the region. He also appeals to all right thinking citizens, the district and block officials, the concern department, CSOs and student organization to bail the region out from the continuous inattention. 'It appears as if we are not in Manipur. It is hard to even negotiate our road with leg pedal cycles. You all may not be aware of the situation we have been surviving with but from this day on as we plead you through the media, please help us out,' he said.
An MLA aspirant and the President of UZO GS Haopu attended the social work today and offered the chiefs association a JCB to be utilize at their own whims and Rs. 20,000 towards meeting the expenses on repairing the road.
Meanwhile, the solar light depositor association of Singngat AC said they have adopted two resolutions today in regards to the non-responsive attitude of the incumbent MLA on their grievances. As the MLA, his agents or collectors have failed to refund the amount deposited which ranges from 3500 to 5000 to over 600 people who have deposited the money against the promise of giving them solar lamps, a dateline of June 30, 2011 was fixed for refund with an interest of 5%. If the MLA still fails to heed the dateline, numerous agitation including public rally, sit-in-protest, boycott would be initiated against him and an FIR will be lodged with police said a statement issued by G Thangbiaklian and M John Zou.
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XP ser pak2 did clean install and did not help. I can log in to my bank, Media com email, work email, but no hotmail, yahoo, or ebay sign in. My laptop work fine as does my work computer.
coxey2, SWAG, what you describe sounds like a nasty at work to me (virus, worm/trojan, etc.?). Malware Bytes (don't have a link, Google?) can clean lots.
Be aware that a virus and a Trojan are similar, but not the same. Many times, an AV detects one it can't clean, other times, it gets missed entirely. They're usually tucked away in a sorta obscure place.
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If it turns out that you need to use it, be sure to update Superantispyware prior to running. Disable 'restore' after cleaning and run it again (to remove any nasties living there, restart after cleaning) so the nasty doesn't get put back should you later 'restore'. They just released a new update recently and it changes all the time. Things are in a constant state of flux.
The restore thing is critical. May not be your deal at all, but won't hurt anything to try.
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Qantas today welcomed the removal of limitations on the number of air services that can be operated between the UK and Australia.
The Chief Financial Officer of Qantas, Mr Peter Gregg, said that the UK was an important market, and that this development would enable Qantas to grow in the future.
"While we have only recently reached our limit of 28 services a week to the UK and have no immediate plans to add flights, this decision will allow us to make commercial decisions regarding future growth," Mr Gregg said.
Mr Gregg said Qantas also welcomed the increased opportunities to operate at intermediate points and beyond the United Kingdom, but was disappointed that this did not extend to points in China and the USA.
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Yes, according to the complaints from a small group of customers on Gems facebook page, gems are now selling bath bombs. Presumably the bombs are stuffed with gemstones or maybe they look like christmas tree baubles and have gemstones hanging underneath the bath bombs, anyone know, well i dont and apparently some of the customers are telling them not to go down the tjc tat route and its all wearing a bit thin. Gems on the other hand are saying, well our perfumes and candles have proved a great hit with our customers, so presumably they will carry on regardless.
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Yes, I saw that FB post and a curt reply from Gems. Mind you, the tone of the original post could have been better. (And there's started to be repeated whingeing about lack of white gold designs from the "I only wear white metal brigade". Well, in case you hadn't noticed, Gems have slashed their yellow gold weights & increased the prices. If you're a white gold fanatic you should know it costs more to produce. Now put two and two together, don't be a Gems Groupie and look elsewhere!!!)
As to the bath bombs, I saw a promo and, yes, there is an agate/jasper in the centre. Goodness knows what the posting will be when someone takes a bubble bath with a bomb, forgets and slips on the stone at the bottom of the tub. To be honest, there is a continuity at Gems with their Homewares. Harder to see it at TJC with teeth whitening products.


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Ronnie Malley is a multi-instrumentalist musician, theatrical performer, producer, and educator. He collaborates with the music groups Allos Musica, Duzan Ensemble, Lamajamal, and Surabhi, and is a faculty member at the Chicago Academy for the Arts. He performed recently at the Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) in India with George Lawler (percussion), Subrata Bhattacharya (tabla) and Abhisek Lahiri (sarod). See my writeup on the JLF music showcase here.
His recent credits include author and composer of the original play Ziryab, The Songbird of Andalusia (Silk Road Rising World Premiere), author and composer of the story The Oud, Ziryab, and Andalusia: An Enchanting Tale of Music (Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Chicago Cultural Center). He has produced the albums Auraad Fathiya, Saazuk Safar, Tsikago, and Gypsy Surf.
Ronnie conducts Arabic language artist residencies for Chicago Public Schools through Intercultural Music Production and is a teaching artist for music and theater with Global Voices Initiative. He joins us in this wide-ranging interview on his musical journey, the role of music in cultural identity, and his message for a better world.
Q: How did the lineup for East Meets Middle East get formed? How did the musicians know each other?
RM: East Meets Middle East (EMME) formed in early 2016 as a collaboration between two Chicago musicians; George Lawler and myself, who had been playing together for over 10 years, and two seasoned classical Indian musicians from Calcutta; Subrata Bhattacharya and Abhisek Lahiri, who were both on tour and visiting Chicago. We were introduced by a mutual musician friend.
EMME's concept arose from a conversation between Subrata and myself about a hate crime on a Sikh temple in Milwaukee, which we thought displayed the ignorance that exists about different faiths and cultures from the Middle East and India, not only in America, but elsewhere. We thought about making a project that would emphasize the uniqueness of these rich, yet distinct, cultures and serve as a contrast to many 'East Meets West' albums that often lump South Asian and Middle Eastern music into one broad category.
Q: How was your overall experience touring through India this month?
RM: Touring India this month was an exhilarating experience! I'd say one major highlight was being able to see three distinct cities: Kolkata, Jaipur and Delhi. In Kolkata, George and I were able to get a closer look at one of India's cultural capitals and learn more about its folk music (e.g., Jhoomur and Tusu) as well as one of my favorite literary icons Rabindranath Tagore.
In Jaipur, the world just came together through music and literature. I especially enjoyed reconnecting with friends such as Nathu Lal Solanki (nagarra player from Rajasthan) and Homayun Sakhi (Afghan rubab player in Aga Khan All Stars). Delhi was also amazing because George and I got to perform with friends Raghu and Sudha Raghuraman, masters of Carnatic music, and also meet folks from Amarrass Records, Desmania Design, and One World College of Music.
Q: How is your album 'East Meets Middle East' being received by the audiences and media?
RM: Folks at the JLF were very supportive. We're a little new as a group and still building our audience and media coverage, but social media and streaming site comments have also shown appreciation for what we're trying to do. Some have expressed that it's refreshing to get a more in-depth look at these cultures through music. Others enjoy the instruments and how they complement each other.
The sarod and tabla are Indian counterparts to the Middle Eastern oud and darbuka (also called a tabla in the Mid East). Though, I'd say most comments have been about the improvisation. We have a structure for the compositions, but we also leave room to improvise – making each live performance a unique experience for us and the audience.
Q: The tracks Misty Trail and Distant Star really jump out! Can you describe how they were created?
RM: All of the tracks on the album are original compositions. Misty Trail is a composition by Subrata Bhattacharya and Distant Star is an original composition of mine. Initially, Subrata went to a studio in India with Abhisek Lahiri and recorded the composition as a guide track for us to learn, and eventually re-record in Chicago.
Distant Star came about as an improvisation while rehearsing with George in Chicago, which I later arranged. Ultimately, once we had a structure for the pieces, improvisation became the focus. Indeed the whole album was conceived like that. Basically, once Subrata and Abhisek arrived in Chicago, they came to George's and my studio for rehearsals, which we ended up recording, and that became the album. It's a live album of original compositions and improvisations, but really it's a musical dialogue of our encounter.
Q: What other lineups and genres have you experimented with?
RM: I grew up playing everything from rock and blues guitar to Middle Eastern and North African folk and classical music. George and I also have had the group Lamajamal for about ten years, which explores music from the Balkans, Greece, the Middle East, and North Africa. With that group, we include clarinet, bass, guitar, and various Turkish instruments. George also has a group called Byzantine Time Machine, which explores Balkan and Greek music through an electronic medium.
I also have another fusion group called Surabhi, which is a group that celebrates the connections of Indian, African, and Middle Eastern music to Spanish flamenco. The lineup for Surabhi consists of veena, oud, tabla, guitar, cajon, bass, and African percussion. Our groups are based in Chicago.
Both Abhisek and Subrata also have their own fusion projects in Calcutta as well as Europe and the US. Abhisek's group is Ionah and Subrata's projects are many, including Flat Earth Ensemble and Naad, to name a few. They've also collaborated with countless artists.
I think EMME is unique for all of us. The group explores the relationship between raga and maqam musical styles, but also delves into the improvisational components of those styles, as well as drawing on all of our collective influences in everything from Pink Floyd to Ali Akhbar Khan.
Q: How would you describe your musical journey so far, in terms of phases, genres, collaborations, inner discovery?
RM: For myself, music has been all I've ever really known. I went from performing in the family Mid-Eastern band at weddings as a child to playing rock and in punk marching bands to performing classical Turkish and Persian repertoire with the University of Chicago Middle East Music Ensemble to collaborating with world artists and creating groups like EMME.
I know Abhisek also began performing with his father, Pt. Alok Lahiri, at a young age. George, like myself, honed a lot of his background in world musics from Chicago's diverse communities. It's all really a continuous journey that unfolds new chapters with every project, encounter, or collaboration. It's about trying to build experiences where music is a medium for social interactions and dialogue – not just for musicians, but also those with whom we interact.
Q: What are the challenges you face as a musician and composer?
RM: As a musician and composer, the great challenge is striking a balance between performing and writing in one's career. As a performer, sufficient practice to hone one's craft and deliver a great performance is essential, even when the repertoire is not new. One has to discover something new in what might appear mundane. As a composer, it is important to shift practice routines for performances and allow more time to think creatively for thoughts and inspiration to translate into more writing.
Q: Who would you say are the leading influences in your musical career?
RM: The family band with my father and brother is probably my first leading influence in my musical career as we were able to perform as the house band in Chicago for many visiting artists from the Middle East.
Next, I would say the musicians with whom I performed like Tony Hanna from Lebanon, Magdi El Husseini from Egypt, and Najib Bahri and Mohammed Saleh from Tunisia. A lot of credit is also due to some of Chicago's own older established musicians who migrated to the US, like Issa Boulos and James Stoynoff.
Q: How do you blend different musical influences and genres, i.e. how do you create fusion without confusion?
RM: It is about mutual respect. For example, it is one thing to say, "Oh, I love Indian or Middle Eastern food," and another thing to have dinner with an Indian or Middle Eastern family. In the first case, it's like choosing something as a matter of taste simply because it's appealing and can offer some spice to your proverbial melody. Perhaps, it's a start to gauge interest, but confusion on what's authentic or appropriate can arise.
In the second case, a relationship is formed. One learns the customs, language, and perspective of a culture developing a bond with the people and their tradition. The latter approach is what I appreciate about creating cross-cultural collaborations in music.
Q: What kinds of social and political messages have been conveyed in your recent albums? What is your vision of what music can do in this age of political/economical turmoil?
RM: With EMME, we're trying to raise awareness that there are similarities and distinctions in the traditions we represent. Both Mid-Eastern and South Asian cultures have robust pluralistic societies consisting of many religions and philosophies that tend to be homogenized in the West, but also misunderstood in the East amongst the people themselves.
Our hope is that music can serve its part in an effort to bring humanity closer in dialogue and make us all more productive. While it is important to celebrate our differences, we should also get over them and realize we face similar issues that affect and should unite us all.
Q: What new album or video are you working on now?
RM: All the members of EMME have their own projects they tend to, but we are looking to begin recording a second album in Chicago around Spring and Summer of 2017.
Q: How is the creative scenario for traditional and fusion music today? Are audiences/venues/labels/artistes very open to such collaboration?
RM: It's important not to ascribe the label 'fusion' to all cross-cultural collaborations. Indeed many traditional styles, such as Spanish flamenco, Indian raga, Mid Eastern maqam, and music from the Americas are organic blends of multiple styles that date back hundreds of years.
Overall, I think there's an audience for anything one wants to focus on – and in turn, probably a record label or streaming service that's tailored for or by that audience. There's room for a lot styles from academic projects like Yo Yo Ma's Silk Road, to cross-genre projects like Junoon, or straight up hip-hop sung in Arabic or Punjabi by emerging artists where these languages are spoken. My hope is that people in general can transcend the labeling of a genre and rather open more to exploring and appreciating sound, whether it's classical or contemporary, analog or digital.
Q: Where do you see yourself 10 or 15 years from today? What are some '˜dream projects' or visions you are working towards?
RM: 10 to 15 years from today I plan on continuing to work in music production and performance as well as teaching and writing about it. The greater vision is to create more interdisciplinary art projects that allow others to perceive practice of art as a way of life and perceiving the world, not just as a commodity for consumption.
Q: Do you compose on the road also, while traveling?
RM: I always have a recorder and blank sheet music handy. Inspiration strikes when you least expect it sometimes. It could come from seeing something or someone in the street, while waiting for a train, or in a cab driving through the street of Calcutta or Chicago.
Q: What are some unusual reactions you have got during your live performances?
RM: It really depends on the audience and where we've played. In my group Lamajamal, we had people come up to us crying saying how a piece of music brought back memories of their father or mother, or of being back in their country. That was the case once with an Armenian woman who was attending a performance at a cultural center.
We've also been asked to conduct workshops and lectures about the music and cultures we present. This was the case when Lamajamal presented a workshop on commonalities between Jewish, Turkish, and Middle Eastern Music at Georgetown University. My other group Surabhi has given similar performances and presentations about the commonalities of Indian, Arab, and Spanish music. These presentations are often meant with informative questions and new learning.
A different experience occurred when I was touring last year with a project called Caravanserai. The sponsors of the tour were showcasing arts and artists from the Muslim world to cities in America, where most people had never even met a Muslim, and were informed only by what they saw on TV. Zeshan Bagewadi, an Indian-American musician, and myself headlined the tour. Though we both had Muslim backgrounds, the music we presented was funk and rock n' roll with elements of Sufi poetry and style.
In our first performance to some community members from the town, someone within earshot said, 'So this is what terrorist music sounds like!' That was definitely not a reaction I was expecting on the first day being in this town. After a week-long residency of workshops and community engagement there, we felt that our music and outreach was able to soften their hearts from the first reaction and open their minds by the time of the final performance at the end of the week.
Q: As a Palestinian, how important is culture to the people's identity, and how do you see yourself contributing to this preservation?
RM: Culture is the image and representation of any people's identity. Yet, I also think it's important to make sure we identify with who we are – musician, artist, poet, athlete – more than where we come from. In other words, I'd rather be considered an artist who happens to be Palestinian, than always being viewed as a Palestinian artist.
My background is in Global Music Studies and I find that by knowing and passing along music from my culture or other cultures with which I engage (e.g., Indian, Turkish, Balkan, American) I can represent them better from an artistic perspective than a nationalist one. There are many Mid Eastern and South Asian artists who know their traditional cultures very well, but who also have experience in music from outside, yet existing within, their own cultures in genres like rock n' roll, hip hop, jazz, and classical music. In that sense, they still represent who they are and also where they come from.
Artists like Junoon, Zubin Mehta, M.I.A, and the Palestinian hip-hop group DAM are all examples of artists from specific cultures who are also global representatives. In short, if I were to represent my ethnic heritage, I would say demonstrating how I am a global citizen would be one way.
Q: Do you also teach workshops for students and musicians?
RM: All of the members of EMME are also teachers of their respective craft. George and I both work at the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago and also work as teaching artists conducting workshops and lectures in schools and universities. Abhisek and Subrata also have many private students and have given residency workshops at schools around the world including the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana.
Q: How has the music industry changed over the years, and how has it impacted you?
RM: I think acts have come to rely greatly on the do-it-yourself model with emphasis on income from live performance, self-publishing, and potential placement for licensing than record sales, which in today's digital economy can be negligible for artists. The ability to reach a whole new audience has never been easier through the advent of social media and recording technology. As for other aspects, we learn to embrace and utilize tools responsibly, whether they be social media or instruments like electronic loops and mixers.
Q: What is your message to the aspiring musicians out there?
RM: The only way you'll get to where you're going is if you remain in the game. All measures of success are relative. One does not have to be a superstar to have a career in music, even though that, too, is a legitimate aspiration. I've found it to be more rewarding to contemplate what we can contribute to the world as artists and how the relationships we build along the way truly determine our success.
Q: What is your message to your audiences?
RM: Support live music and art. Practice an art, whatever it may be, if just for the sake of appreciating expression and what art means to humanity. In a world, caught up in technology, nothing will ever replace the need for face to face time whether one is a practitioner, student, or observer.


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Starz CEO Chris Albrecht isn't the only one working on a television mob drama these days: Jamie Foxx has spent the past two weeks filming a trailer for the potential series Tommy's Little Girl. The project revolves around a group of mobsters, including Paul Sorvino and Sopranos alum Tony Sirico. According to Deadline, Selma Blair is on board as Sorvino's daughter. As indicated by the title, their relationship would anchor the overall narrative. Currently in the editing bay, Foxx intends to shop the trailer to "top cable networks" once it is ready.
Oddly enough, Tommy's Little Girl makes a trend of Foxx diving into projects trailer-first. Foxx and Martin Lawrence plan to reprise their In Living Color characters Sheneneh and Wanda after filming the movie trailer parody Skank Robbers for the BET Awards, which you can check out after the jump.