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Original German militaria
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Ultrasin tinted motorcycle goggles€50.00
Nice collapsible tinted blue leather motorcycle/vehicle goggles marked Ultrasin 55% in its original pouch.
US FM BAR magazine belt with tool pouch BOYT 42€175.00
Very nice original and mint US FM BAR magazine belt marked BOYT 42. Complete its original leather FM BAR tool pouch.
US M3 binoculars with M17 case Westinghouse 1943€225.00
Very nice original US M3 Westinghouse 1943 binoculars with its original M17 case. The binoculars are in good, usable condition.
Raincoats, Synthetic resin – US RUBBER CO 1943€200.00
Near mint, 1943 dated US raincoat by US RUBBER CO. The raincoat is in very good, minty condition and in contrary to most examples; is supple and wearable. There is one repair to the end of the sleeve which is neatly repaired. Very hard to find!
Late war rabbit fur bodywarmer€200.00
Late war Waffen-SS bodywarmer constructed of HBT rayon lined with Reisewoll and rabbit fur. Typical late war construction with typical buttons as used on Waffen-SS garments.
US M1 Garand cartridge belt Hinson MFG CO 1942€175.00
Very nice and unissued US M1 Garand cartridge belt. Nicely maker marked and dated Hinson MFG CO 1942. The belt is unissued condition and would be impossible to upgrade.
MG34 ammunition drum HASAG 39€175.00
Nice original MG34 and MG42 ammunition drum in its full original finish. Hard to find spare part that will finish a display. The drum is missing its internal spring but is in good, working condition. The bottom has the handpainted weapon serial 8018.
US M1 Garand cartridge belt Burlington Mills inc 1942€165.00
Very nice and unissued US M1 Garand cartridge belt. Nicely maker marked and dated Burlington Mills inc 1942. The belt is unissued with no damages or alterations.
Tropical A-frame messkit strap in good used condition€145.00
Nice original A-frame messkit strap in good used condition which is harder to find then mint.
Equipment belt marked 0/0390/006? size 100€150.00
Mint large sized second pattern equipment belt maker marked and dated 1944 RBNr. 0/0390/006? indicating production in Dresden. Choice example in a very good large size!
Period military issue metal sign marked SAFE LANE€175.00
Rare period metal sign marked SAFE LANE indicating a safe route. These make great backdrops to any collection!
Matching tropical equipment straps€120.00
Very nice matching pair of unissued tropical equipment straps. Hard to find a matching pair! Perfect for a Zeltbahn.
Rare Waffen-SS Gebirgsjäger issue ski boots€650.00
Scarce original Waffen-ᛋᛋ Gebirgsjäger issue boots in good used condition. The boots come with their original insoles. The boots are matching and marked ᛋᛋ. These boots where worn mostly on the eastern front by ᛋᛋ-Gebirgsjäger and ᛋᛋ-Skijäger. Very rare and typical pair of Waffen-ss issue boots
Late pattern mapcase marked RBNr.0/0250/0692€120.00
Late pattern Wehrmacht/Waffen-SS mapcase marked RBNr.0/0250/0692. Nice late variant with metal closure.
NS66 M42 no decal helmet€675.00
Very nice near mint M42 helmet marked NS66 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. The helmet retains its originally applied liner and a imo period repaired chinstrap. The helmet is a nice large size and retains up to 99% of the factory applied paint.
US M13 binoculars with case Nash-Kelvinator 1944€200.00
Very nice original US M3 Nash-Kelvinator 1944 binoculars with its original case. The binoculars are in good, usable condition.
Named Daimon torch dated 1939€165.00
Very nice pre war Daimon flashlight in good condition. Nicely maker marked Daimon Blitz 1939 complete with its original named leather strap.
US wireless handset BC-611-D Handie Talkie 1944€575.00
Superb US handheld BC-611-D Wireless set in very good, near mint condition. The set comes with its original serial plate and fully retractible antenna. Nicely dated 1944! The set retains up to 99% of its original textbook factory crinkle paint and would be very hard to upgrade.
US M3 binoculars with case Nash-Kelvinator 1942€200.00
Very nice original US M3 binoculars with its original case. The binoculars are in good, usable condition.
Late war 4-panel Waffen-SS Oak zeltbahn with reversed colours€950.00
Late war unissued Zeltbahn in Waffen-SS Oak camouflage. The Zeltbahn is nicely made up out of different colours of camouflaged material, typical for a late war manufacture. What makes this zeltbahn rare is that its of a late war "4 panel" construction. That means that on both far ends of the left and right side a extra triangle is sewn on. Next to that the left panel on the autumn side is unique in that the colours seem to be reversed; this is a first for me. The material is stunning and vibrant and looks like the day it was made. The zeltbahn never had any buttons applied. A unique late war Waffen-SS Zeltbahn with reversed coloursmost probably made in 1945!
MG34 and MG42 ammunition drum carrier marked 959 43€300.00
Very nice untouched MG34 and MG42 ammunition drum carrier in full original factory paint. Very hard to find piece without any postwar alterations. Nicely maker marked and dated 959 43.
Tabbed aluminum belt buckle Franz Reischauer 1936 Unit marked 9./A.R.8€200.00
Tabbed Heer Franz Reischauer made aluminum belt buckle unit marked 9./A.R.8. The buckle is a very nice worn buckle from a rare manufacturer
MG34 and MG42 ammunition drums in carrier WA 43€300.00
Original MG34 and MG42 ammunition drums in original carrier maker marked WA 43. The carrier is in good used condition and show signs of multiple repaints.
Vorratsbehälter zum Waffenentgiftungsmittel€140.00
Large container for Waffenentgiftungsmittel in very good condition with the closing strap, label and without damage.
KIT, FIRST AID AERONAUTIC U.S. with partial contents€200.00
Nice original third pattern US first aid kit that was installed in all combat, cargo, transport, training planes, and gliders at the factory as well as in the E-8, E-11 and E-12 Emergency Sustenance Kits. The kit comes with the partial contents but -as always- is missing the morphine syrettes. These kits can also be seen worn on the belts of glider- and paratroopers.
Equipment belt marked ftb44 size 90€130.00
Very nice second pattern equipment belt marked ftb44. The belt is in mint condition never having a buckle attached. The belt is a size 90 which is a common modern mannequin size.
US army tin plated mess tin marked US LEYSE 1943 with utensil set€70.00
Nice and uncommon US tin plated mess tin marked US LEYSE 1943 with a complete set of utensils.
First pattern US M1943 field jacket S. Rudofker's Sons, 1943, 34R€275.00
Superb 1943 dated first pattern M-1943 field jacket by S. Rudofker's Sons. The jacket is a typical early example with the green flat based buttons with a Kahki lining. The jacket is in very good near mint condition without damages, alterations or missing buttons. The jacket is a superb example and a must have for the US uniform collector.
US M13A1 binoculars with M17 case€235.00
Very nice original US M13A1 binoculars with its original M17 case. The binoculars are in good, near mint condition.
Felt reversible parka glove liners 0/1105/5023€35.00
Rare mint felt liners for the reversible parka gloves in mint condition.
P37 British equipment belt marked MECo 1943€65.00
Nice original equipment belt which has a layer of period applied blanco. This is a textbook finish that most if not ALL commonwealth troops had to mandatory apply to their webbing equipment. Nicely maker marked and dated 1943.
Complete US M38 Rawlings tanker helmet€750.00
Superb and overcomplete US Rawlings M38 tanker helmet with all accessories that would have been issued with it. The helmet is a nice example made by Rawlings in a good average size 7 1/8. The helmet comes with a nice set of original R-14 receivers and Polaroid goggles. The helmet is intact with working press studs but wit one tear in the receiver covers. The helmet comes with the following extras; a respirator; a mint boxed T-30-V throat microphone, a SW-141-AC switchboard with lanyard and a T-17D microphone. Hard to find a complete US M38 Tanker helmet in very good used condition.
The display head is not for sale – that doesn't change if you send me a email about it.
Three matching equipment straps marked erg45€200.00
Very nice original matching equipment straps marked erg45. Very hard to find 1945 dated equipment!
US M1 Garand cartridge belt Burlington Mills inc 1942€150.00
Very nice and unissued US M1 Garand cartridge belt. Nicely maker marked and dated Burlington Mills inc 1942. The belt is unissued but one male lift the dot stud is missing.
Matching MG34 and MG42 50 round ammunition belts marked bsw 11.38€60.00
Very nice pre war and matching pair both maker marked bsw 11.38. Hard to find a matching set with the same maker mark and date!
Unissued US colt 1911 holster BOYT 44€165.00
Very nice unissued 1911 colt holster marked BOYT 44.
US M3 holster marked ENGER-KRESS€200.00
Original M3 shoulder holster. The holster is in very good and supple condition with working press studs.
Late war gaiters or Gamaschen€75.00
A nice late war matching pair of Gamaschen to be worn on top of the M37 Schnürschuhe. Nice pair with brown leather – hard to upgrade!
Matching MG34 and MG42 50 round ammunition belts marked bhm 12.40€55.00
Very nice and matching pair both maker marked bhm 12.40. Hard to find a matching set with the same maker mark and date!
Matching MG34 and MG42 50 round ammunition belts marked cvo€50.00
Very nice pre war and matching pair both maker marked cvo. Hard to find a matching set with the same maker mark!
US tanker jacket Novelty Sportwear 1941€1,100.00
Very nice original US tanker jacket in size small with its original label maker marked and dated Novelty Sportwear 1941 . Very hard to find in good condition. Perfect for a mannequin!
Sanitäter EM/NCO M34 side cap size 60€550.00
Rare large sized originally badged Heer M34 sidecap with the wartime applied dark blue Soutache for Sanitätstruppen. The cap is a very nice large size 60 fitting most if not all modern mannequins and is nicely maker marked and dated inside. The soutache is wartime applied by the soldier and shows remnants of a earlier orange soutache inside. Looking under the flaps you can see the end material with the white rows is used. A really nice untouched cap in a rare large size!
NS68 M35 single decal Heer helmet in 1940 specs€1,350.00
Superb M35 helmet produced to M40 specifications. This M35 helmet was produced in 1940 during the switchover to the M40 type helmet. Hence it was produced with one decal and a dull and slightly textured finish. These helmet where only produced for a few months and are not to be confused with a reissue type helmet. The helmet is in very good used condition with 90% of the decal and 99% of the factory paint remaining. The helmet is complete with its original untouched steel liner. The helmet is marked NS68 indicating production by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, Schwerte. Very hard to find this large size helmet!
Complete US SIGNAL LAMP M-227€525.00
A very nice original US SIGNAL LAMP M-227 in very good and complete (!) condition. This M-227 is complete with all items that you'd expect to see. Super piece that's fully complete!
Late war Sanitätstasche zum Umhangen bla 1944€125.00
Very nice late war Sanitätstasche zum Umhangen. Nicely maker marked and dated bla 1944. The pouch is a textbook late war Sanitätertasche with the red lined fabric inside.
Death card Alois Berger, Bras/Bastogne Ardennes 4.1.1945€40.00
The death card of Unteroffizier Alois Berger; killed in action 4.1.1945 in Bras – Bastogne in the Belgian Ardennes. Berger was awarded the Iron Cross 2 and 1st class together with other military awards. Berger is buried in Recogne.
Soldbuch Grouping of Obgf. Ernst Pfeifer Flak Reg. 24€235.00
Complete Soldbuch grouping of Obergefreiter Ernst Pfeifer who served on the eastern front between 1941 and 1944 with 1./Flak Regiment 24 attached to the 4. Panzer Gruppe active in army group centre. He was wounded by shrapnel in September 1944 and transferred to Flakabteilung 481 by the end of the year. This unit was engaged with French and American forces in the Colmar pocket. Pfeifer was awarded with the Ostmedaille, Flakkampfabzeichen and the Verwundetenabzeichen im Schwarz. The group comes with a number of other documents all on the name Pfeifer.
Soldbuch of Franz Öhlinger, SS Polizei Regiment 19€140.00
Soldbuch of Franz Öhlinger who served under 12./SS Polizei Regiment 19 and later 4. Pol. Wach-Battl 17 XVII (Wien). The Soldbuch is in good complete condition and comes with picture and many entries. A nice Soldbuch that would be a great base for further research. Öhlinger was awarded the war merits cross second class with swords.
K98 action cover jqh 1942€650.00
Rare original Luftwaffe blue K98 action cover or Systemschütz.
Rare complete MG34 and MG42 armourers field tool kit€2,650.00
Superb and complete 1941 dated MG34 and MG42 Kleiner Werkzeugkasten für Waffenmeister. These tool kits where issued to be able to do the basic repairs and maintenance to the MG34 and MG42. The set retains all of those small items that are easily lost. The caliber proof, the file and the wet stone are all there and marked. The set comes its very nice 1941 dated ammunition tin retaining full wartime paint and leather handle protectors. The case would be a asset to any equipment and or machine gun orientated collection. The set is in my opinion unissued and unused. Most of these will have found their way post war civilian life; this one is still complete in original configuration. Choice example!
Wehrmacht issue blanket€200.00
Textbook Wehrmacht issue blanket. The blanket has a acceptance stamp for a Hauptverbandplatz.
Luftwaffe M43 field cap marked RBNr. 0/0678/5015€425.00
Textbook Luftwaffe M43 field cap maker marked RBNr. 0/0678/5015 indicating production by Franz Ritter vorm. Carl Roth Würzburg, dated September 1944 in size 56. The cap is a textbook example in very good, lightly worn condition. The cap is adorned with a cockade and eagle which are neatly sewn but in my opinion restored to the cap. The insignia is not sewn through the lining and the lining has not been opened. This is visually impossible to see in hand and on photographs. But this is my opinion. The wool retains virtually all of the nap and doesn't show a lot of wear. Textbook cap in great condition!
MG34 and MG42 barrel changing mitt€200.00
Rare wartime barrel changing mitt for the MG34 and MG42. When firing the MG34 and MG42 continuously the German soldiers where presented with a harsh and difficult task: changing the barrel. The MG34 and MG42 where both made with a quick-change barrel and to help in the changing of the barrel these gloves where invented and issued. These gloves where issued with the accessories of the MG34 and MG42. It is simply used by placing the hand under the strap and using the pad to cover your hand when you grab the hot, sometimes even glowing barrel. The barrel is then placed in the Laufschützer to cool down and a cool new barrel is inserted. According to regulations, the barrel had to be changed after 150 rounds fired continuously. Hard to find item!
MG34 and MG42 ammunition box marked brc€150.00
Very nice original and textbook late war MG34 and MG42 ammunition box marked brc. Very nice example with up to 95% of its original factory paint remaining!
Complete MG34 and MG42 belt loader cnx€475.00
Very nice and working MG34 and MG42 belt loader marked CNX indicating production by Gustav Appel, Berlin. The loader is in good working condition and is complete with all parts.
Aluminum MG34 / MG42 ammunition box in subtle factory camouflage€125.00
A nice 1939 dated ammunition box with the subtle brown camouflage that is typical for the early equipment and vehicles. The box is complete with a working hinge and closing latch.
Pair of m37 pattern gaiters or Gamaschen€90.00
In very good condition nicely maker marked and dated 1942. Nicely named Siebrecht.
Pair of m37 pattern gaiters or Gamaschen€100.00
Textbook M37 gaiters or Gamaschen in mint condition.
M44 Heer Panzergrenadier field blouse with factory sewn insignia€1,650.00
Late war Heer M44 field blouse for a Panzergrenadier. The tunic is in good unissued condition with minimal storage wear. The garment retains most of the nap in the wool. All the insignia are factory sewn without alterations. The garment retains all of its originally sewn buttons. The shoulders are adorned with a set of late war EM M43 pattern Panzergrenadier shoulderstraps. The garment is a medium size good for most modern or vintage mannequins. The garment has some storage wear and a few repair but is otherwise a stellar unissued example. Hard to upgrade!
P38 Softshell holster marked CXB 4€200.00
A very nice soft-shell P38 holster in mint condition. Marked CXB 4 indicating production by Moll, Lederwarenfabrik, Goch, Rheinland. This soft-shell holster would be very hard to upgrade and is in perfect condition!
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Study Abroad in Paris
College Study Abroad
Explore Paris, France
Europe's cultural epicenter never fails to charm with its myriad of art, culture, fashion, gastronomy, and world-famous monuments always within reach. Even a simple stroll along the Seine offers a magical taste of the City of Lights.
Study Tours & Cultural Excursions
Every CIEE semester program has frequent cultural excursions and a multi-day study tour uniquely designed to complement the program's academics and enhance students' cultural immersion.
In Paris, past study tours and excursions have included:
- Breathtaking tours of the Louvre, the most visited art museum in the world
- Weekend study tours of Bordeaux to explore the history of the slave trade and the culture of wine
- Weekend excursions to Brittany to discover the musical heritage of this legendary region
- Guided walks of the City of Lights
Open Campus Block Progam Study Tours
Amazing multi-day study tours on our Paris program!
CIEE Global Institute – Paris
Our Global Institute in Paris is part of the CIEE Global Institute Network. CIEE Paris is on the rue du Sentier, just minutes away from Grands Boulevards, the Palais-Royal, and the Louvre. It houses classrooms, library space, computer areas, and more.
Université Sorbonne Nouvelle (Paris 3)
The Université Sorbonne Nouvelle is a branch of The University of Paris, the second oldest university in Europe, the founder of the first doctorate degree, and the alma matter of many historic intellectuals.
Université Paris Diderot (Paris 7)
One of the few French universities to teach all disciplines, Université Paris Diderot specializes in literature, comparative art studies, sociology, linguistics, the humanities, and natural
and physical sciences.
Depending on their program of study and availability, students may be able to participate in an internship or volunteer. In Paris, volunteer opportunities are available at sports clubs, arts organizations, youth centers, churches, schools, and more. Students can also build new skills and intercultural competencies with an internship and become an active member of the Paris professional environment.

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Funding Innovation's Charity BBQ and Warehouse Sale! Come and join us for one of our first Fundraising Events!!Read More
Tessa would have turned two on September 9th. Daily life without our little girl is challenging, but certain dates since her death are especially painful. Her death date itself, holidays, but mostly her birthday. Unfortunately I can't reflect back with a lot of warm, fuzzy memories on the day...Read More


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I have just read that she is now going to take part in the Olympic Flame Ceremony after all…. Grr!
Another grr.. I have to work on 6 April. I have asked my boss if there is anyway I can go, but Fat Chance! I will watch it on the TV in the mornings and look out for the cyclists too and any interesting chalk markings on the roads.
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Parramatta's new brand launched0
April 28, 2018 by admin
Parramatta Council has launched its new brand at Parramatta Town Hall today.
Parramatta lord mayor Lorraine Wearne, said that the brand Parramatta: Future Generation, was developed to explain Parramatta's story and articulate how the city will drive and sustain the economic, social, residential and educational needs of greater Sydney.
New brand: Parramatta lord mayor Lorraine Wearne with the council's new logo.
"Parramatta: Future Generation is about promoting this role, getting our messages out to ensure our local communities understand that they're part of something special and that the wider Sydney audience recognise what we have on offer," Cr Wearne said.
"It will help us capitalise on our growth and potential, make the most of our story, and that of our people, and continue to prove that we can make it happen.
"Our brand, like our people, is bright, bold and confident. It symbolises our positive outlook and energetic approach to making Parramatta a better place."
Cr Wearne said that the identity was a way to capture, visually and through its messaging, much of the City-building work that had already commenced in Parramatta.
"We're putting the infrastructure in place. Through our Western Sydney Light Rail plan and other transport initiatives we aim to improve connectivity and efficiency across the wider region," Cr Wearne said.
"We're getting the development and jobs. Parramatta Square, one of the biggest urban redevelopments in Australia, is underway and combined with our jobs campaign, Parramatta 10,000, will deliver more employment and training opportunities for Western Sydney than ever before.
"We're creating a more liveable City. Through our events program and initiatives such as Design Parramatta, a program that will redefine many of our public spaces throughout our CBD, and river foreshore, we're delivering a City that will attract investment and visitors."
"Parramatta: Future Generation, brings together all of these elements to present a strong identity that captures and reinforces the City's varied and important role in the broader Sydney picture."
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Jacqui Miles is the founder and director of Oxford Violin School. She is an inspirational and dedicated teacher and mentor to students of all abilities across a range of standards on both violin and piano. She is an active professional violinist of the highest level, as an orchestral player in her position as a first violin at English National Opera and as a chamber musician and recitalist.
Jacqui's own musical education was as a Junior Exhibitioner at the Royal College of Music and sixth-form scholar at the Purcell School. Following this, she graduated from the Royal Academy of Music with a Bachelor of Music degree and diplomas in both violin and piano, studying violin with Ralph Holmes and David Takeno, piano with Christopher Elton and composition with Paul Patterson and Gordon Crosse. She went on to qualify as a teacher at the University of London Institute of Education. In 2011 she held a position of Teaching Assistant to Dr Katherine McLin at Arizona State University where she gained her Masters of Music in violin performance .
She began her orchestral playing career as a member of the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, then moved to English National Opera as a first violin. She has played with most of London's top orchestras, including the Philharmonia, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and BBC orchestras, touring Europe, USA, Japan, South Korea and South Africa and has made CDs, DVDs, TV and movie sound tracks.
Jacqui is currently a coach at the Royal College of Music for the violins and strings of the Symphony Orchestra, in preparation for both concerts and operatic productions. She also coaches on the Graduate Orchestral Studies Module designed to prepare students wishing to enter the orchestral profession. Through her position at English National Opera, she is also mentor for those students selected to participate in the "Evolve" scheme at the RCM. Jacqui's students on this scheme have recently been offered positions in professional orchestras, including the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and Northern Sinfonia at Sage Gateshead.
Teaching has always been of utmost importance to Jacqui. Prior to her move to the USA she was a professor at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, teaching violin, viola and chamber music for both the Junior Department and the String Training Programme. On her return, Jacqui taught violin and viola for Bromley Youth Music Trust (BYMT) both in schools and as an orchestral and chamber music coach and was invited back as guest lecturer for Staff Training. She has taught violin with Sheila Nelson in the Tower Hamlets Music Project, violin and viola for Croydon Music Service and University College London, and both violin and piano at the Kent Junior Music School. She also taught violin, viola and chamber music for many years at Trinity Boys School in Croydon, taking an active part in the musical life of the school in concerts, arranging workshops and masterclasses. She has recently joined the strings team at Oxford High School.
Jacqui is passionate about her work as an educator and mentor and in bringing the love of music and positive benefits of violin and piano playing to children and adults alike, whatever their abilities and experience.
Jacqui Miles MM B Mus LRAM (violin) ARCM (piano) MTC FRSA
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Eugoogly: Brad Renfro
Posted by Andrew Unterberger on January 16, 2008
"Turn those GODDAMNED LIGHTS OFF!!!"
People might say that the death of Brad Renfro, struck down from as-of-yet undetermined-circumstances at the seemingly ripe age of 25, was a tragic one. And though all deaths are probably tragic, you have to remember that ex-kid stars still in the public eye age in something equivalent to dog years (making Jodie Foster probably the oldest person on the planet–which kind of makes sense, doesn't it?). Given that Renfro first appeared on the scene in '94 in the Joel Schumacher-directed Grisham adaptation The Client at age 12–arguably the most high-profile role he'd have until his death–he led a long, full life, comparatively. So we need not weep his demise, but rather, celebrate his existence.
Come to think of it, I never actually saw The Client–one Grisham movie adaptation was all I had room for in my life at the time, I suppose, and I had already seen The Firm about eight times. I have vague memories of some of his other kiddie roles–Huck in Tom & Huck (JTT, that media whore, got all the attention at the time as Tom), Young Michael Sullivan in Sleepers (yet another to add to the thousands of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon connections I can use with that movie, hooray) and Todd Bowden in Apt Pupil (which I also somehow never saw, despite it being Bryan Singer's follow-up to Usual Suspects, my favorite movie ever at the time)–but really, I didn't associate him with being a child star until a question about him poked up in a Child Star category of the first year of the WSOPC (which, incidentally, I would never have gotten right).
Rather, the Brad Renfro that endures in my memory is the young adult of two 2001 releases, Ghost World and Bully. These roles suggested Renfro's skill at playing the male equivalent of the dumb blonde–the convenience store worker lusted after from afar (and occasionally from uncomfortably close) by Thora Birch and Scarlett Johnasson in the former, and the surfer dude hatching the dumbest murder plot in history with the help of six of his closest friends and associates in the latter. Renfro was required to do little in these roles but play dumb and look good (appropriate enough, in the case of Ghost World at least, since it would also be one of the last times Johansson was required to do more).
If his real life rap sheet–problems with alcohol and drugs, climaxing in an attempt to flee from the cops on a boat that was still tied to the dock–is any indication, Renfro probably didn't have to act all too hard at the roles either. Still, they earn him a place in pop culture history, for me at least, given that they give him pivotal roles in both one of the best teen movies of all-time and one of the worst (but most unintentionally hilarious). Who can forget him sobbing to girlfriend Rachel Miner about what a meanie his friend Nick Stahl is, while a glob of drool hangs from his mouth the whole time? Or the hysterical sulk-walk he does before gut-punching Stahl in a moment of inexpressible fury? OK, on the off-chance you even saw the movie, you've probably long forgotten both these scenes by now, but Bully was one of the biggest movie-night fixtures among my group of friends in High School–topped only by Jennifer Lopez's spousal-abuse meisterwerk Enough and Fred Williamson's blaxploitation classic The Messenger.
And at the risk of offending the more macho contingent of IITS's readership, I'll admit it–I was totally gay for the dude. He was like the Mark McGrath of the film world, dark, pouty eyes, So-Cal sun-tanned skin, muscular surfer body, the whole deal. Plus, Bully being a Larry Clark movie, he (like the entire rest of the cast) was featured half-naked for the great majority of the flick–though, luckily, he escaped the venture without being the recipient quite as many gratuitous crotch shots as Bijou Phillips. I'd be lying if I said it didn't make an impression. (And yes, I'm aware that dude attractiveness has been a rather frequent subject here recently–don't worry, got an entire week's worth of posts about cars, cigars and whiskey coming up after this one).
So long, Brad. Maybe I'll try to track down a copy of Deuces Wild sometime this weekend–I always suspected that movie had great potential for underrated hilarity.
RIP Brad Renfro, 1982-2008
4 Responses to "Eugoogly: Brad Renfro"
January 17, 2008 at 1:42 am
Don't get your hopes up about Deuces Wild. It reeks with overacting but redeems itself with a strong performance by Matt Dillon and a brief Johnny Knoxville cameo.
January 21, 2008 at 11:28 am
Anyone who would call "Bully" one of the worst teen movies ever made can only be called a worthless human being. A completely indefensible statement, Unterberger.
January 21, 2008 at 11:59 am
I meant that qualification with affection only.
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|Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Aug. 6, 1623 – Anne Hathaway, the wife of William Shakespeare died at the age of 67.
Aug. 6, 1777 – During the American Revolutionary War, the bloody Battle of Oriskany prevented American relief of the Siege of Fort Stanwix. During the incident, 800 militiamen under General Nicholas Herkimer from Tryon County, N.Y. (now Rome, N.Y.), were ambushed by a mixed party of British regulars and Mohawk Indians while attempting to relieve Fort Stanwix. Herkimer was mortally wounded during the ensuing fight and died 10 days later.
Aug. 6, 1786 - Scotland's beloved poet and bard Robert Burns, best remembered for romantic classics like "Auld Lang Syne" and "A Red, Red Rose," stood before his church a third and final time as public penance for "antenuptial fornication" with Jean Armour.
Aug. 6, 1787 – Sixty proof sheets of the Constitution of the United States were delivered to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and the debate began over the first draft of the U.S. Constitution.
Aug. 6, 1809 – Victorian poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson was born in Lincolnshire, England. He's one of the most popular poets in the English language, and was one of the last poets to sell as many books as a novelist. At his peak, he was one of the most famous people in England — possibly behind only Queen Victoria and the prime minister.
Aug. 6, 1817 – Amos Lawrence, founder of the mills which bore his name, sighted the "Monster of Gloucester" and issued a proclamation to that effect.
Aug. 6, 1856 – Walter Cleveland, the first child of Stephen and Eliza Creagh Cleveland, was born.
Aug. 6, 1861 – During the Civil War, Ambrose Everett Burnside, U.S. Army, was appointed brigadier general.
Aug. 6, 1861 - The Federal camp "Dick Robinson" was established near Lexington, Kentucky to bolster the standing of pro-Union men in the area.
Aug. 6, 1862 – During the Civil War, the C.S.S. Arkansas, the most feared Confederate ironclad on the Mississippi River, was blown up by her crew after suffering catastrophic mechanical problems and running aground during a battle with the U.S.S. Essex near Baton Rouge, La. The crew blew up the Arkansas to keep it from falling into Yankee hands. Although the Arkansas was never defeated, unreliable engines doomed the craft to an early death.
Aug. 6, 1862 – During the Civil War, skirmishes were fought with Indians near Fort Gaston, California; at Kirksville, Missouri; at Tazewell, Tennessee; at Malvern Hill, Thornburg and Mattapony, or Massaponax Church, in Virginia; at Beech Creek, and Pack's Ferry on the New River, West Virginia.
Aug. 6, 1863 – During the Civil War, the Union vessel, Sea Bride, was captured in the Atlantic Ocean, near the Cape of Good Hope, by the Confederate raider, CSS Alabama.
Aug. 6, 1863 – During the Civil War, a three-day Federal operation began in the communities of Greenfield, Golden Grove and Carthage, Missouri. A four-day Federal operation began between Lexington and Hopewell, Missouri.
Aug. 6, 1863 – During the Civil War, skirmishes were fought near Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia; and at Cacapon Mountain and Moorefield, West Virginia.
Aug. 6, 1864 – During the Civil War, a skirmish occurred on the Somerville Road near Decatur, Ala.
Aug. 6, 1864 - Union forces attacked the Confederates at Utoy Creek, and the Union forces were repulsed.
Aug. 6, 1864 – During the Civil War, a 10-day Federal operation began from Little Rock to the Little Red River, Arkansas; and a four-day Federal operation began in Saline County, Missouri.
Aug. 6, 1864 – During the Civil War, skirmishes were fought at Indian Village and Plaquemine, Louisiana.
Aug. 6, 1881 – Sir Alexander Fleming, the bacteriologist who discovered the antibacterial properties of penicillin, was born in Lochfield, Scotland.
Aug. 6, 1885 – Prof. James A. York, who would serve as principal of Monroe County High School, was born at Pinckard in Dale County, Ala. He was elected in the latter part of 1918 to serve as principal at MCHS in Monroeville, Ala.
Aug. 6, 1890 - At New York's Auburn Prison, axe murderer William Kemmler became the first person to be executed by electric chair.
Aug. 6, 1890 - Cy Young achieved his first Major League Baseball pitching victory. He would accumulate 511 in his career.
Aug. 6, 1895 – The first open boll of cotton reported in Monroe County, Ala. during the 1895 season was left at The Monroe Journal office on this day by farmer Frank Salter, who lived near Monroeville.
Aug. 6, 1909 – Children's author and National Book Award winner Norma Farber was born in Boston, Mass.
Aug. 6, 1915 – John Salter and Robert Watkins were hanged around 11 a.m. at the gallows at the Conecuh County Courthouse in Evergreen, Ala. by Sheriff Williams for the brutal murder of Martha Lassister on June 23. At the same time they made a brutal assault on Wiley House, left him for dead, set fire to his house and fled. Watkins was hung first, followed by Salter, and both were buried in the same grave.
Aug. 6, 1916 – Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Richard Hofstadter was born in Buffalo, N.Y.
Aug. 6, 1930 – During his Senate campaign, John Hollis Bankhead Jr. spoke to an overflow crowd at the Old Monroe County Courthouse in Monroeville, Ala.
Aug. 6, 1930 – New York Supreme Court Justice Joseph Force Crater, 41, stepped into a taxi in Manhattan near Times Square and mysteriously disappeared never to be seen again. He was declared legally dead in 1939.
Aug. 6, 1931 – A charity baseball game between the Methodists and the Baptists was scheduled to be played on this day in Evergreen, Ala. The game was sponsored by the Lions Club with proceeds to go to the Boy Scouts. The game was originally scheduled for June 23, but ended in a 0-0 tie due to rain.
Aug. 6-7, 1931 - The Second Battalion First Tank Regiment (Light) from Ft. Benning, Ga. was scheduled stop in Evergreen, Ala. enroute to Ft. Barrancas at Pensacola, Fla. Arrangements had been made to quarter the battalion on the grounds at the City School building. The unit consisted of 275 enlisted men and 17 officers, and they were expected to arrive around noon on Thurs., Aug. 6, spend the remainder of the day in Evergreen, before leaving the next morning for Pensacola.
Aug. 6, 1940 – 570 votes were cast in Monroeville's municipal election. B.L. Hendrix was elected mayor. Winners in the council seat races included Lonnie J. Wiggins, Charles W. Cole, H.E. Carter, R.M. Lazenby and R.C. McMillon. J.F. Davis was elected to serve as Monroeville's representative on the Democratic Executive Committee.
Aug. 6, 1945 - The American B-29 bomber known as the Enola Gay dropped an atomic bomb named "Little Boy" on the city of Hiroshima, Japan. It was the first time that a nuclear weapon was ever used in warfare, and only the second time that a nuclear weapon had ever been exploded. It was dropped over Hiroshima at 8:15 in the morning, and it exploded 1,900 feet above the ground, killing 140,000 people, including 70,000 who were killed instantly. Capt. Robert Lewis watched the explosion from his cockpit and wrote in his journal, "My God, what have we done?"
Aug. 6, 1946 – National Baseball Hall of Fame second baseman Tony Lazzeri passed away at the age of 42 in San Francisco, Calif. During his career, he played for the New York Yankees, the Chicago Cubs, the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1991.
Aug. 6, 1949 - Chicago White Sox player Luke Appling played in the 2,154th game of his 19-year Major League Baseball career.
Aug. 6, 1952 - Satchel Paige, at age 46, became the oldest pitcher to complete a Major League Baseball game.
Aug. 6, 1953 – The Monroe Journal reported that Pvt. Wiley Gene Sawyer of Frisco City was again on duty in Korea. News was received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Sawyer of Frisco City, that he was serving as a prisoner of war guard at Pungan-do. Sawyer had previously served 11 months in Korea, having been wounded three times while on the front lines. He was awarded the Purple Heart and was with the 21st Infantry, 24th Division. Pvt. Sawyer attended Frisco City High School and volunteered for the Army in 1950.
Aug. 6, 1960 – Mary Julia Ellis, 19, of Evergreen, Ala. was named Conecuh County's 1960 Maid of Cotton during the annual meeting of the Conecuh County Farm Bureau at the Evergreen City School. Gerry Seales was chosen as alternate Maid of Cotton, and the other contestants included Gwen Henderson, Betty Jean Bower, Margaret McInnis, Barbara Bewley and Willene Johnston. Ellis was to represent Conecuh County in the Alabama Maid of Coton Contest on Oct. 5 and Oct. 6 at the Alabama State Fair in Birmingham.
Aug. 6, 1964 – Leon Eddins of Peterman, Ala., who owned a farm about two miles from Peterman, brought the first open cotton boll of the year to The Monroe Journal. The boll opened on Aug. 3, and he picked it on Aug. 5.
Aug. 6, 1964 - The oldest known tree, "Prometheus," was cut down by a graduate student. The student and his research team hadn't recognized the pine tree's extreme age-- estimated to be 4,862 years old.
Aug. 6, 1964 - Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara and Secretary of State Dean Rusk appeared before a joint Congressional committee on foreign affairs to present the Johnson administration's arguments for a resolution authorizing the president "to take all necessary measures." The New York Stock Exchange, reacting to the news of the crisis in Vietnam, experienced its sharpest decline since the death of President Kennedy. There were various rallies and peace vigils held across the United States protesting the bombing raids. Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater said he supported President Johnson's ordering of the retaliatory raids, but that he intended to make the whole question of Vietnam a campaign issue.
Aug. 6, 1965 – President Lyndon Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act.
Aug. 6, 1969 - The first fair ball to be hit completely out of Dodger Stadium occurred when Willie "Pops" Stargell of the Pittsburgh Pirates hit the ball 506 feet from home plate.
Aug. 6, 1969 - The U.S. Army announced that Colonel Robert B. Rheault, Commander of the Fifth Special Forces Group in Vietnam, and seven other Green Berets have been charged with premeditated murder and conspiracy to commit murder in the summary execution of a Vietnamese national, Thai Khac Chuyen, who had served as an agent for Detachment B-57. Chuyen was reportedly summarily executed for being a double agent who had compromised a secret mission. The case against the Green Berets was ultimately dismissed for reasons of national security when the Central Intelligence Agency refused to release highly classified information about the operations in which Detachment B-57 had been involved. Colonel Rheault subsequently retired from the Army.
Aug. 6, 1970 - An anti-war rock festival was held at Shea Stadium in New York. Janis Joplin, Paul Simon, Steppenwolf and Johnny Winters were the acts.
Aug. 6, 1971 - The last remaining troops of the Fourth Battalion, 503rd Infantry of the 173rd Airborne Brigade, (the first U.S. Army ground combat unit to arrive in Vietnam in May 1965), ceased combat operations and began preparations to leave Vietnam.
Aug. 6, 1975 – Fictional Belgian detective Hercule Poirot received a front-page obituary in The New York Times after mystery writer Agatha Christie killed him off in her 1975 novel, "Curtain: Hercule Poirot's Last Case."
Aug. 6, 1975 – Evergreen weather reporter Earl Windham reported 1.7 inches of rain in Evergreen, Ala.
Aug. 6, 1976 – Actress and producer Soleil Moon Frye was born in Glendora, Calif.
Aug. 6, 1976 – Actress Melissa George was born in Perth, Western Australia.
Aug. 6, 1982 - Pink Floyd's "The Wall" had its U.S. premiere in New York City.
Aug. 6, 1986 - Timothy Dalton became the fourth actor to be named "James Bond."
Aug. 6, 1990 – During the Gulf War, the United Nations Security Council ordered a global trade embargo against Iraq in response to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.
Aug. 6, 1993 - The Beloit Industrial Institute in Dallas County, Ala. was added to the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage.
Aug. 6, 1994 - Randolph County High School in Wedowee, Ala. was destroyed by fire. The principle's stand against interracial dating had caused much tension in the school.
Aug. 6, 1996 - "A Game of Thrones," an epic fantasy novel by George R.R. Martin, was released for the first time. The book was the first in Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" series.
Aug. 6, 1998 – The Monroe Journal reported that Josh Qualls of Uriah had been named to academic and athletic Who's Who lists. Qualls, who graduated from J.U. Blacksher High School in Uriah in May 1998 and planned to attend Alabama Southern Community College in Monroeville on a baseball scholarship in the fall, was named Who's Who in Sports All-Stars and Who's Who Among American High School Students for his achievements on the field and in the classroom.


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A group of renowned international policymakers, agribusiness executives, farm and NGO leaders and scholars met in Salzburg to examine the key global challenges facing the agricultural sector in the 21st century and analyze the role of food and agricultural trade in the midst of these challenges. Based on a clear understanding of food security and climate change issues on the one hand and the role of trade on the other hand, seminar participants will arrive at pragmatic recommendations for trade policies and for the international food and agricultural trade system.
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Austria's Perspective on Climate Change, Agriculture and Trade
The Countdown to Copenhagen: climate change, agriculture and global food security
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That Moving Storage Room Door Sure Looks Excellent On That New Storage Room Wardrobe
Are you like many people today and searching for that you just do not have adequate space in your home and points are starting to get a little cluttered? Do you have a storage room in a room that has so little room for maneuver when it involves opening the closet door? Then you have to start finding some alternatives to your storage room problem.
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Zeitgeist 0.3 and BEYOND
At last Zeitgeist Framework 0.3 is out!!!!!!!!
You can check out the release statement here.
It was by far our most difficult and challenging release. And thanks to the amazing team and the hackfest it was possible. I really can not express how happy I am working with such talented developers such as Markus, Mikkel, Siegfried, Alex and others. You guys rock and never have I had so much fun working with anyone on any project before.
Big big thanks to Youness Alaoui (Collabora) and Jason Smith for their harsh criticism towards our last API and their help on improving it.
Also a big thanks to Sumana Harihareswara (Collabora) for helping and inspiring us to improve out game and development management!
The 0.3 release is a big milestone in the the zeitgeist development since we intend not to break the API anymore (only if critical) plus the new architecture allows us to extend the possibilities of the framwork without breaking our Core or the API.
Some extensions (or as we call them Smack-ins) are already in the works, e.g:
- Teamgeist (thanks to Collabora) which will allow real-time activity awareness of team members. (Under heavy development)
- Location monitor will use libchamplain to add an annotation to every event to track the location of your activities. This will enable queries such as "What did I do on my way from Amsterdam to Prague?"
- Focus monitor that will answer queries such as "How long did document x have focus within any time period" or "Which documents do i usually swtich to/from from/to x". (Just needs porting)
- Relevancy model will be able to determine which documents are usually used together. (Prototyped before)
- Synapse will allow some bad ass Tracker+Zeitgeist queries to answer some really mean queries such as "most opened documents in Christmas"
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- totem
- gedit (when did i open/close modify a document)
- rhythmbox
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FocusCore is a recruitment company that partners with startups and high growth businesses across Asia. We are seeking a Social Media Marketing Manager for an international high growth E-commerce company with headquarter in Hong Kong.
Reporting to the Head of Marketing and CEO, the Social Media Marketing Manager is responsible for managing the company's social media platforms' marketing campaigns and day-to-day activities ( eg. Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest etc.) as well as customer relationship management and real followers acquisition and engagement. You'll be doing content creation, video production and working closely with photographers to come up with the best authentic creative ideas for company's publicity.
Apply now if you have a marketing or other relevant degree, with at least 5 years experiences in Social Media Management and process in-depth knowledge and experience in Instagram management (with proven significant achievement). You need to have excellent proficiency in English and know about people training and management. KOL, YouTube and WeChat experience is a plus, work exposure in the fashion/beauty industries is definitely a plus.


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Priya Rastogi, MD
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Education:MD, Wright State University School of Medicine, Dayton, OH
Residency:Saint Joseph Hospital, Denver, CO
Fellowships:University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA
Affiliations:UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital UPMC Presbyterian UPMC Shadyside
Priya Rastogi, MD, is currently Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
Dr. Rastogi received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Chemistry from Miami University at Oxford, Ohio. She earned her MD at Wright State University School of Medicine in Dayton, Ohio and completed her residency in Internal Medicine at Saint Joseph's Hospital in Denver, Colorado, where she received the Resident of the Year Award. Her Fellowship was completed at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in Pittsburgh, PA. During her fellowship, Dr. Rastogi's research was focused on Herceptin-induced cardiotoxicity, and she was awarded a grant from the National Surgical Breast and Bowel Project.
Dr. Rastogi is board certified in Internal Medicine and Medical Oncology by the American Board of Internal Medicine. She is an associate member of the American Society of Clinical Oncology and the American Association for Cancer Research. She has several abstracts and research articles in leading journals, including Seminars in Breast Disease, Oncology, and Diseases of the Breast. Dr. Rastogi practices in the Womens Cancer Center at Magee-Womens Hospital will see over 125 new breast cancer consultations and over 1250 patient visits in 2004.
Dr. Rastogi has participated in the Introduction to Being a Physician course for first year medical students at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine for two years and is also active within the community for lectures and presentations.


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US installs three times as much renewable capacity as fossil fuels
Renewable energy sources accounted for more than three quarters of new capacity installed in the US in the first quarter of 2015.
According to a federal report ,"Energy Infrastructure Update", 900MW of wind, solar, geothermal, and hydropower was installed in the US, compared to 300MW of natural gas.
Wind power was the leading technology, with more than 600MW of new capacity added.
"The trend lines for the past several years have been consistent and unmistakable," said Ken Bossong, the executive director of the US renewables lobby group Sun Day Campaign. "Each month, renewable energy sources - particularly wind and solar - increase their share of the nation's generating capacity while those of coal, oil, and nuclear decline."
Have renewables 'won the war'?
Renewable energy sources accounted for half of all new US generating capacity in 2014, but still accounts for less than a fifth of total installed capacity. However, at 17%, renewable capacity is now greater than nuclear (9%) and oil (4%) combined.
Around the world, 143GW of clean electricity generation was brought online in 2013, compared to 141GW of fossil-fuel plants. Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) now expects that gap to widen and by 2030, four times as much renewable capacity will be added.
However some analysts were quick to pour cold water on the idea that "fossil fuels have lost the war", arguing that one gigawatt of solar is not equal to one gigawatt of fossil-fuel capacity.
Capacity is defined as the maximum output a power plant can produce under specific conditions. It is not same as how much electricity a power plant will actually generate in its lifetime.
So while a coal plant could run around the clock and produce around 50-80% of its stated capacity, solar panels usually produce around 20% of their maximum output.
In total 9.1% of the world's electricity came from renewable sources last year, up from 8.5% in 2013.
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Kant's Transcendental Turn as a Second Step in the Logicalization of Philosophy
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The paper advances an assessment of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason made from a bird-eye view. Seen from this perspective, the task of this work of Kant was to ground the spontaneity of human reason, preserving in the same time the strict methods of science and mathematics. Kant accomplished this objective reviving an old philosophical discipline: the peirastic dialec-tic of Plato and Aristotle. What is more, he managed to combine it with logic. From this blend, Kant's transcendental idealism appeared as a new logic that paralleled Aristotle's syl-logistic. First result of this move was that philosophy became a formal study that treats even such subjects like ethics with rigour. Another outcome was that it set out philosophy as a pro-fessional (school) discipline. In the academia of the twentieth century, this development was echoed by the emergence of analytic philosophy, in which Kant's new logic was evolved as a philosophical logic.


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Comparative Study on Software Model Checkers as Unit Testing Tools based on an Industrial Case Study Seminars/Workshops
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Conventional testing methods often fail to detect hidden flaws in complex embedded software such as device drivers or file systems. This deficiency incurs significant development and operation overhead to the manufacturers. Model checking techniques have been proposed to compensate for the weaknesses of conventional testing methods through exhaustive analyses. Whereas conventional model checkers require manual effort to create an abstract target model, modern software model checkers remove this overhead by directly analyzing a target C program, and can be utilized as unit testing tools. Since software model checkers are not fully mature yet, however, they have limitations according to the underlying technologies and tool implementations, potentially critical issues when applied to industrial projects.
We report our experience of applying Blast and CBMC to testing the components of a storage platform software for flash memory. Through this project, we analyzed the strong and weak points of two different software model checking technologies in the viewpoint of real-world industrial application - counterexample guided abstraction refinement and bounded analysis based on SAT and SMT technologies.
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The vanguard of the RasTafari Movement in South Africa will on Friday, 1 March 2019 march to commemorate the 123-year anniversary of the Battle of Adwa.
The RasTafari Movement through an association of various organisations and collectives, invites the public to attend Adwa Day March to Parliament. It is a community-based event highlighting the marginalisation, discrimination, criminalisation and victimisation of RASTAFARI adherents in South Africa, The day also is a rallying call to celebrate the Ethiopian Victory over Italy at the Battle of Adwa 1st March 1896.
The Purpose of the March is to Put pressure on Government to Recognize RasTafari, to bring about Visibility Of RasTafari Nation and Movement so that our Youths and Elders are no longer undermined in their places of Study (Schools) and Work (Corporate), to bring about the understanding to the Courts and the Enforcers of Law (Police and Prosecutors) that Rasta is not easy targets and criminals in our communities. Ras Gareth Prince will be the main speaker at this historic commemoration.
Adwa Victory day is a critical date on the international Pan-African calendar. The battle of Adwa in1896 epitomises the successful resistance against colonialism
The Battle which pitted the Ethiopians then led by His Imperial Majesty Emperor Menelik, against the Italian Army under the command of General Oreste Baratieri saw the annihilation of the colonial army.
The battle went into the annals of history with no less a figure than renowned pan-African scholar W.E.B DuBois noting that "other people who are under colonization have to continue to fight for independence by taking Adwa as an example. They need to be determined to fight harder and make clear to the whole world that they don't have to compromise living in freedom."
DATE : Friday, 1 March 2019
TIME: 9:00 am
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Relatively few musicals dare to cross into "sung-through" territory.
Sung-through musicals have no dialogue from start to finish, only singing and dancing. The term is reserved for marvels like "Les Misérables," "Hamilton" and "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," which Theatre of Gadsden performs starting at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Ritz Theatre, 327 N. 27th St., Alabama City.
Few shows jump into an all-singing format because, according to Director Mike Beecham, they're much more challenging for the actors.
"If you have dialogue, you can slow it down, you can speed it up, drop it down in a lower register, you can scream it," said Beecham. "But in this you have to follow the music and don't get to interpret the way it's delivered. It has to be on pitch and in time, so you have to find other ways to come across with all those things."
David Wooten, who plays Joseph, said that much of his character's self-expression comes not just from singing, but his movements as well. At the start of the show, Joseph is the favorite son of Jacob, who gives Joseph the titular coat. While Joseph happily frolics in his rainbow-colored garment, he manages to offend each of his 11 brothers, who resent him for being the favorite child.
"You communicate a lot in your body language and in your voice," said Wooten. "In the beginning he's kind of light — I hate to say airheaded, but happy-go-lucky."
The brothers soon sell Joseph into slavery, shipping him off to work in service of the pharaoh, where he's forced to grow up and fend for himself. Wooten said Joseph ultimately figures himself out, with the show keeping an optimistic energy throughout.
Forrest Hinton, TOG board member and Jacob in the show, echoed that sentiment.
"It's ultimately an uplifting show, with laughing and crying and lots of drama in the biblical story, and we ultimately have a happy ending," said Hinton. "It's perfect for the family."
More than 20 songs fill the 90-minute show, stretching genres from choral singing to calypso music, Elvis-styled rock and country-western, which keeps the mood light and the audience from getting bored.
"If you're sitting in this show and don't like the music you're hearing, just wait three minutes and it'll be a different style," joked Beecham.
"Joseph" also has TOG's largest cast ever, with about 70 cast members, roughly 60 of whom are part of an ensemble choir that performs backup singing from the stage and atop a massive pyramid set piece. Beecham said there's never been a cast that large on stage at the Ritz.
According to Josh Weaver, who plays Joseph's brother Asher, the production "will have more spectacle than any show they've done here."
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" runs at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and July 28 and 29, and at 2:30 p.m. Sunday and July 30. Tickets are $17 for adults and $15 for students, and are available at theatreofgadsden.org or at the box office one hour before showtime.


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Mother's Day always falls on the second Sunday in May. It is widely celebrated as a special day to honor our mothers and the crucial role of motherhood in our society.
Although the concept of mother's day has ancient roots, what's the history of Mother's Day in America? When did the second Sunday in May come to be?
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Anna Jarvis started her campaign to create "Mother's Day" in 1905, the year her mother, Ann Reeves Jarvis, died. Ann Jarvis — also known as "Mother Jarvis" – was an Appalachian homemaker and peace activist who cared for wounded soldiers on both sides of the American Civil War. She also created "Mother's Day Work Clubs" to address public health issues, especially from polluted water.
Anna Jarvis was the 9th of her mother's 11 children. Only four of her siblings survived to adulthood. The others died of diseases such as measles, diphtheria, and typhoid fever, which were common in the Appalachian communities. Anna wanted to honor her mother by continuing the work she started, such as combatting poor health and sanitation conditions in the area.
She also wanted to set aside one day a year to honor all mothers because, as she said, "they were the person who has done more for you than anyone in the world."
In 1908, the U.S. Congress denied Anna's proposal to make Mother's Day a federal holiday, joking that they would also have to proclaim a "Mother-in-Law's Day."
So, Anna Jarvis held a memorial service for her mother at St. Andrew's Methodist Church in Grafton, West Virginia on May 10, 1908 – and that is widely considered the date when the first Mother's Day was celebrated in America.
Thereafter, Anna Jarvis made it a personal crusade to spread her idea. She printed and distributed booklets, and met with various civic organizations. She bombarded politicians and other public figures with telegrams and letters.
Two years later, in 1910, Governor William Glasscock proclaimed that the second Sunday of May would be Mother's Day in West Virginia. Other states soon followed.
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If you put regular JSON on the wire sooner or later you will discover your own wire protocol. Here is description of our N2O binary precise protocol. N2O also has ASN.1 formal description, however here we will speak on it freely.
The only thing I want to add is that N2O protocol was created naturally with niminal efforts, all modifications were applied targetly and atomically. The current version of the protocol 2.3 is totally compatible with earlier versions up to 1.5 the synrc/games version, which was very progressive at the time. Versions prior to 1.5 had very basic and naive but stable and fast implementation of the core. All N2O releases are known to be stable and supported half-year back. The evolution of the protocol is open for a deeper discussion with interested party or protocol users.
You may find N2O protocol similar to extensible XML-based XMPP, BINARY-based COM/CORBA and/or JSON-based WAMP; but most closer it is to BERT-RPC binary-based protocol introduced by the GitHub. N2O protocol is formatter agnostic and it doesn't strict you to use a particular encoder/decoder. N2O protocol has its own reference implementation in Erlang which is widely used in production applications. And experimental implementation in Haskell which is also using BERT formatter. N2O provides definition support for several unoverlapped sub-protocols. There is no single system shipped to support all of them but it could exist theoretically.
N2O should not define any particular set of formatters. Application developers could choose their own formatter per protocol. E.g. N2O uses TEXT formatting for <<"PING">> and <<"N2O,">> protocol messages, across versions N2O used to have IO message formatted with JSON and BERT both. All other protocol messages were BERT from origin. The only thing is that protocol formatter should be specified somehow.
All this formattes format message which comes directly to TCP WebSocket. However there are some endpoints which are not TCP sockets, even non-sockets, like gen_server endpoint, HTTP REST endpoint, which is non-WebSocket endpoint, and there is a room for other endpoint types. Here is a list of types of endpoints which arise in multi-protocol discussions:
The core protocols shipped with N2O provide very basic but yet powerful functionality such as reconnects, page initialization and common client/server messaging. The core is enough for binary upload/download, games construction and SPA applications.
The heart protocol defined client originated messages N2O, PING and server originated messages IO and NOP. IO message contains EVAL that contains UTF-8 JavaScript string and DATA reply contains any binary string. "PING" and "N2O," are defined as text 4-bytes messages and second could be followed by any text string. NOP is 0-byte acknowledging packet. This is heart essence protocol which is enough for any rpc and code transfering interface. Normally heart protocol is not for active client usage but for supporting active connection with notifications and possibly DOM updates.
1. IO tuple {io,EVAL,DATA} 2. NOP <<>> 3. N2O init marker <<"N2O,",AttachSession/binary>> 4. PING message <<"PING">>
Heartbeat protocol is essential WebSocket application level protocol for PING and N2O initialization. It pings every 4-5 seconds from client-side to server thus allowing to determine client online presence. On reconnection or initial connect client sends N2O init marker telling to server to reinitialize the context.
ws.send('PING'); ws.send('N2O,');
IO events are containers for data and codata. Third element of a tuple will be directly evaluated in WebBrowser. IO events are normally not constructed on client.
TupleTerm [AtomTerm "io", BinaryTerm eval, BinaryTerm data]
The spa protocol defined client originated messages CLIENT, SERVER and server originated messages SERVER, IO and NOP. This protocol should be used for normal data transfer as enveloping protocol. Client and server DATA message should be specified for both server and client.
5. CLIENT tuple {client,DATA} 6. SERVER tuple {server,DATA}
Client messages usually originated at client and represent the Client API Requests:
ws.send(enc(tuple( atom('client'), tuple(atom('join_game'),1000001))));
TupleTerm [AtomTerm "client", Term body]
The bin protocol defined client originated messages BIN and server originated messages BINARY and NOP. This protocol part is dedicated to huge file transfers in binary form.
7. BIN tuple {bin,DATA} 8. BINARY tuple {binary,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_}
N2O protocol is not something statically defined. It contains unintersected protocol sections, each defines its own complete part of functionality. You may extend the protocol sections by implementing you own protocol with its own envelop formatter.
The nitrogen protocol defined client originated messages PICKLE/EV and server originated messages IO and NOP. This is something taken with historicaly reasons and roots in Rusty's Nitrogen Web Framework. This framework is transfering RPC events to page controllers though pickle envelop, which could also provide ciphering. N2O supports AES/CBC cypher.
9. PICKLE tuple {pickle,_,_,_} 10. EV tuple {ev,_,_,_,_}
You may think of nitrogen as a RPC secured protocol. If is very handy in enterprise to use FORMS with N2O application server, in those cases we use nitrogen as RPC protocol with nitogen-compatible pages.
JS> enc(tuple(atom('pickle'), atom('deposits'), tuple(atom('ev'), atom('deposits'), tuple(atom('error'),'6189'), atom('#next'), atom('event')), [tuple(atom('user'),'maxim'), tuple(atom('pass'),'token')]);
{pickle,_,_,_} ERL> {pickle,deposits, {ev,deposits, {error,"6189"}, '#next', event}, [{user,<<"maxim">>}, {pass,<<"token">>}].
PICKLE events are being sent pickled by server side picklers. N2O supports following picklers:
EV message contains RPC specification: target module, originated module, event arguments and name of controller function, for nitrogen the default type is event.
TupleTerm [AtomTerm "ev", AtomTerm to, Term body, AtomTerm from, AtomTerm type]
The mq protocol defined client originated messages SUB, UNSUB, PUB, SUSPEND, RESUME and server originated messages MSG.
11. SUB tuple {sub,NAME,OPTIONS} 12. UNSUB tuple {unsub,NAME} 13. PUB tuple {pub,NAME,DATA} 14. SUSPEND tuple {suspend,NAME} 15. RESUME tuple {suspend,NAME} 16. MSG tuple {msg,FROM,TO,DATA}
The bpe protocol defined client originated messages GET, COMPLETE, RUN, UNTIL, AMEND, EVENT and ANY server originated messages.
17. GET {get} 18. RUN {run} 19. UNTIL {until,Task} 20. EVENT {event,Event} 21. AMEND 2-tuple {amend,Form} 3-tuple {amend,Form,true} 22. COMPLETE 1-tuple {complete} 2-tuple {complete,Stage} 23. PROCESS 15-tuple 24. START
The roster protocol defined client originated messages AUTH, ADD, CONFIRM, CREATE, JOIN, MESSAGE, TYPING, and server originated messages PERSON, PRESENCE.
25. AUTH {auth,USER,TOKEN,SERVICES} 26. PERSON {person,ID,NAMES,SURNAMES,STATUS} 27. PRESENCE {presence,SIZE,USERS} 28. FRIEND {friend,USER,STATUS} 29. CONFIRM {confirm,USER,TYPE} 30. PRIVATE {message,ID,AUTHOR,BODY,STATUS} 31. TYPING {typing,AUTHOR}
The multi-user chat protocol defined client originated messages JOIN, PUBLIC and server originated messages ROOM, PUBLIC.
32. ROOM {room,ID,NAME} 33. PUBLIC {public,ID,AUTHOR,ROOM,BODY,STATUS} 34. JOIN {join,USER,ROOM,ANSWER}
The rest protocol defined client originated HTTP messages PUT, GET, OPTIONS, DELETE and server originated ANY messages formatted with JSON. This protocol is slightly differs and is not WebSocket protocol but HTTP endpoint protocol provided by rest library and kvs abstract database.
33. GET {get,Resource} {get,Resource,Id} 34. PUT {put,Resource,Object} 35. DELETE {delete,Resource,Id} 35. OPTIONS {options,Resource}
-type name() :: atom() | binary() | string().
-type render() :: list() | binary() | tuple() | list(tuple()).
-type wire_answer() :: undefined | list(#wire{}).
-type wiring() :: string() | #wire{} | #event{} | #jq{}.
-spec update(name(), render()) -> wire_answer().
-spec insert_top(name(), render()) -> wire_answer().
-spec insert_bottom(name(), render()) -> wire_answer().
-spec insert_before(name(), render()) -> wire_answer().
-spec insert_after(name(), render()) -> wire_answer().
-spec remove(name()) -> wire_answer().
-spec wire(wiring()) -> wire_answer().
-spec async(name(), fun()) -> {ok,pid()}.
-spec flush(name()) -> {ok,pid()}.
-spec pickle(any()) -> binary().
-spec depickle(binary()) -> any().
-spec cache(name()) -> any().
-spec cache(name(), any()) -> any().
-spec cache(name(), any(), integer()) -> any().
-spec session(name()) -> any().
-spec session(name(), any()) -> any().
-spec user() -> any().
-spec user(any()) -> any().
-spec send(name(), any()) -> {ok,pid()}.
-spec reg(name(), any()) -> defined | undefined | any().
-spec unreg(name()) -> skip | undefined | any().
-spec q(name()) -> any().
-spec qs(name()) -> any().


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