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"Easter is the second most celebrated 'Christian' holiday of the year," said Rev. Alex Hill Sr., pastor of New Mount Hermon Missionary Baptist Church in Detroit. "It centers around the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is interesting that the greater percentage of those who celebrate it really have no idea how it originated or what it really entails."
In a 2012 study conducted by LifeWay Research, 93 percent of pastors ranked Easter as the highest attended Sunday. Christmas came in at 84 percent with Mother's Day at 59 percent.
"People pack church out on Easter in result of tradition," said Joseph Reaves, 27, junior political science major at Howard University.
Aneyshia Minter, 22, senior education major at Wayne State University in Detroit, agrees. "I believe people attend Easter service to keep their mothers and grandmothers happy," Minter said.
Wallace Conners, 22, senior psychology major at Howard University, focuses on the religious importance of Easter and notes that God said it is important to spend time with other believers — not just on Easter.
People should read the Bible more often, Conners adds, referencing Hebrews 10:25. "Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching."Mariah McGraw, a sophomore psychology major at Wayne State University, thinks of Easter Sunday as "a fashion show for those who don't go to church often."The reason, says A.J. Medley, operations manager at Warner Theatre, is that people purchase clothes "to look better than they already think they do. This serves no purpose if you ask me."
People purchase new clothes to take advantage of Easter sales pegged to the start of spring, said Marvin D. Carr, a doctoral student studying industrial engineering at Morgan State University in Baltimore. The National Retail Federation estimated that the Easter tab would total $17.2 billion this year. "The average person celebrating Easter will spend approximately $145.13 on candy, decor, apparel and food," the federation said in its annual Easter Spending Survey.
To counteract the temptation to spend, Linda James' church in Muscle Shoals, Ala., started a simple tradition. "We wear jeans and our church T-shirts on Easter," James said.
But at the end of the day, Conners says of the people who boost attendance on Easter, "at least they get some church."

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Since 2001, Bill Moushey, a veteran P-G investigative reporter and Point Park journalism professor, has overseen a team of students investigating criminal cases whose convictions were in doubt. The institute's work has resulted in 11 overturned convictions and a series of articles published in the P-G, where they often appeared under student bylines.
Point Park University's widely touted Innocence Institute -- which has helped free nearly a dozen wrongfully convicted Pennsylvanians from prison -- is in jeopardy. And the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette may have signed its death warrant.
Since 2001, Bill Moushey, a veteran P-G investigative reporter and Point Park journalism professor, has overseen a team of students investigating criminal cases whose convictions were in doubt. The institute's work has resulted in 11 overturned convictions and a series of articles published in the P-G, where they often appeared under student bylines.
But in a July 11 e-mail sent to Institute supporters and obtained by City Paper, Moushey wrote: "Last month, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, citing financial problems, ended its partnership with the Innocence Institute. Then after a flurry of activity in the past two weeks (where we sought funding, other partnerships, etc.), officials at Point Park University stated it was not going to offer increased funding to keep this valuable project going. It also stifled suggestions that leaders of the Journalism [Department] seek outside funds to keep this valuable project afloat. The result: Unless something dramatic happens, I will soon announce closure of this project."
Moushey declined to discuss the e-mail or the future of the program with CP, and Point Park spokesperson Ginny Frizzi could shed little light on the institute's fate. The institute gave students valuable journalism experience, she says, but the school "is currently undergoing a strategic planning process.
"[W]e will look at the Innocence Institute and all programs at the university," Frizzi adds. "No decision has been made regarding the program's future." When asked about claims that the university had "stifled" efforts to find funding, Frizzi said she could not comment.
Post-Gazette editor David Shribman confirms that the paper has ended its support of the partnership -- not to save money, he says, but to get more value from the money it is currently spending. Shribman says the P-G has been paying Moushey for his work with the institute; now it wants Moushey to focus on producing more articles instead. "We have a very high regard for Bill and wanted more Moushey in the newspaper," Shribman says. "His value to this newspaper is the main reason that we are making this move."
The P-G's financial condition has been precarious; last year the company cited losses of $20 million during contract talks with union workers. "Like many newspapers, we have been examining our costs very carefully," Shribman says. "The institute has done really good work, but the times call for us to do something different."
Moushey will remain a member of the Point Park faculty and a part-time P-G reporter, according to his e-mail and Shribman.
There are about 30 innocence projects in the country. However, Point Park's is one of the few spearheaded by a journalism department and not a law school. One of the institute's highest-profile cases involved the 1986 murder conviction of David Munchinski, in Fayette County. The institute's investigation revealed that prosecutors had "altered or hid evidence." In October 2004, a visiting judge overturned Munchinski's conviction and life sentence. However, prosecutors appealed and the conviction was eventually upheld by the state Supreme Court. A federal appeal is pending.
"We have accomplished great things in the classroom and in social justice. I am heartbroken at this bizarre turn of events," Moushey wrote in the e-mail. "The ultimate irony came last Friday when I learned another one of our cases has been reopened (Da'ron Cox murder case)."
Cox was convicted of murder at the age of 18 and given a life sentence. His case was profiled in an institute investigation focusing on suspects who are tricked into giving false confessions. Several witnesses have come forward and insisted that Cox was not the killer.


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Bronisław Malinowski
- LAST REVIEWED: 29 June 2015
- LAST MODIFIED: 31 July 2019
- DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780199766567-0096
- LAST REVIEWED: 29 June 2015
- LAST MODIFIED: 31 July 2019
- DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780199766567-0096
Bronisław Malinowski (b. 1884–d. 1942) is arguably the most influential anthropologist of the 20th century, certainly for British social anthropology. The list of his students is a who's who of the most important British anthropologists of the 1930s through to the 1970s and includes, among others, Raymond Firth, E. E. Evans-Pritchard, Audrey Richards, Edmund Leach, Ashley Montagu, Meyer Fortes, and Isaac Schapera. Malinowski saw himself as effecting a revolution in anthropology by rejecting the evolutionary paradigm of his predecessors and introducing functionalism, whereby institutions satisfied human biological needs, as the way to understand other cultures. His lasting legacy, however, is methodological rather than theoretical. It was by exhorting anthropologists to give up their comfortable position on the veranda of the missionary compound or government station and to go and live and work with the people they studied that he effected his real innovation: fieldwork. Although not the first to conduct fieldwork, his lengthy stay among the Trobriand Islanders during World War I established, as Edmund Leach (in Singer 2011, cited under Documentaries) has remarked, how to "do" anthropology. Living with the people he studied, getting to know them personally, participating in their activities, and conducting his research in the vernacular has since become known as participant observation. His collection of monographs and numerous articles on the Trobriand Islanders is perhaps the most extensive ethnography of any people written to date. His magnum opus, Argonauts of the Western Pacific, published in 1922, in which he describes the Kula ring (a complex interisland exchange of arm shell bracelets and necklaces), is one of the first modern ethnographies. Unlike earlier monographs, which were dry catalogues of facts, Malinowski's ethnographies painted a romantic picture of native life, had an institutional focus, and provided a vivid narrative where the ethnographer is seen to interact with real people. A prolific writer, Malinowski tackled some of the most important and controversial topics of his day: economics, religion, family, sex, psychology, colonialism, and war. He insisted that a proper understanding of culture required viewing these various aspects in context. Malinowski was instrumental in transforming British social anthropology from an ethnocentric discipline concerned with historical origins and based on the writings of travelers, missionaries, and colonial administrators to one concerned with understanding the interconnections between various institutions and based on fieldwork, where the goal was to "grasp the native's point of view" (Malinowski 1984, p. 25, cited under Fieldwork and Ethnography).
Biographies and Bibliographies
Born in Kraków, Poland, to an aristocratic family, Malinowski attended Jagiellonian University, receiving a PhD in philosophy, mathematics, and physics in 1908. In 1910 he pursued an interest in anthropology at the London School of Economics (LSE) under the guidance of Charles Seligman and Edward Westermarck. In 1914, while attending anthropological meetings in Australia, World War I broke out and, although technically an enemy alien and under some restrictions, he received financial assistance from the Australian government to conduct research among the people of Mailu, a small island off the southeast coast of New Guinea. Through this early work he realized his inability to speak their language and failure to live among them limited his understanding of their culture, and so, in June 1915 he made a new beginning in the Trobriand Islands off the northeast coast of New Guinea. During an eighteenth-month hiatus in Australia, he met his future wife, Elsie Masson. Malinowski left the field in 1918. After lecturing in ethnology at the LSE between 1921 and 1923 he was appointed to a readership in 1924, and in 1927 to the Chair of Social Anthropology, a position he held until 1942. In 1934 he conducted research on change in cultures under colonialism and visited several of his students in South and East Africa. In September 1939, shortly after Germany invaded Poland, he was a visiting professor at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. When Germany invaded Poland in 1939, he was advised by the director of the LSE to stay in the United States, continuing as a lecturer and conducting fieldwork in Oaxaca, Mexico. He had accepted a permanent post at Yale for the fall of 1942, when he died suddenly of a heart attack, on 16 May 1942. The best biography is Young 2004, although it ends in 1920. A more complete yet far less detailed biography is Urry 2004. Murdock 1943 is a good obituary by a contemporary. Discussion of his early influences and life by Polish scholars can be found in Thornton and Skalník 1993 and Ellen, et al. 1988. Assessments of his intellectual development and contributions to anthropology are Stocking 1995, which focuses on his Trobriand Island experiences and the development of functionalism; Kuper 2015, which assess Malinowski's position in British social anthropology; and Firth 1957, a compilation of essays each assessing his contribution in different areas of anthropology. Bibliographies can be found in Murdock 1943; Firth 1957; and Ellen, et al. 1988.
Ellen, Roy, Ernest Gellner, Grażyna Kubica, and Janusz Mucha. 1988. Malinowski between two worlds: The Polish roots of an anthropological tradition. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Univ. Press.
A collection of eight papers (originally published in Polish) by Polish and English authors presented at Jagiellonian University in 1984 to celebrate the centenary of Malinowski's birth. The papers focus on the Polish roots of his personal and intellectual development and his impact on modern anthropology. Also contains the most comprehensive bibliography of Malinowski's works to date.
Firth, Raymond, ed. 1957. Man and culture: An evaluation of the work of Bronisław Malinowski. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul.
A book of essays by former students and colleagues of Malinowski evaluating his contributions to functionalist theory, fieldwork methods, religion, and economic anthropology. Contains an extensive bibliography, including works published posthumously and about Malinowski. Essential for those interested in Malinowski.
Kuper, Adam. 2015. Malinowski. In Anthropology and anthropologists: The British school in the twentieth century. 4th ed. By Adam Kuper, 1–24. Abingdon, UK, and New York: Routledge.
The first chapter of this revised fourth edition is an accessible introduction to Malinowski's role in the development of British social anthropology.
Murdock, George Peter. 1943. Bronisław Malinowski. American Anthropologist 45.3: 441–451.
DOI: 10.1525/aa.1943.45.3.02a00090E-mail Citation »
One of the better obituaries of Malinowski outlining his contribution to anthropology. Contains a bibliography of his writings.
Stocking, George W., Jr. 1995. From fieldwork to functionalism: Malinowski and the emergence of British social anthropology. In After Tylor: British social anthropology 1888–1951. By George W. Stocking Jr., 233–297. Madison: Univ. of Wisconsin Press.
Chapter 6 follows Malinowski's intellectual development from his early years in England and the influence of Émile Durkheim, through his fieldwork experience in the Trobriands and the development of the functionalist school of British social anthropology at LSE. The chapter contextualizes Malinowski's more important writings.
Thornton, Robert J., and Peter Skalník, eds. 1993. The early writings of Bronisław Malinowski. Translated by Ludwik Krzyzanowski. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Univ. Press.
DOI: 10.1017/CBO9780511598364E-mail Citation »
An essential text for Malinowski scholars, the book contains translations from the Polish and German of Malinowski's writings, both published and unpublished, prior to 1915. It includes a translation of his doctoral thesis.
Urry, James. 2004. Malinowski, Bronisław Kasper (1884–1942), anthropologist. In Oxford dictionary of national biography. Vol. 36. Edited by Henry C. G. Matthew and Brian Harrison. Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press.
A concise biography outlining Malinowski's career, his concept of culture, and the personal influences on the development of his ideas. Available online by subscription.
Young, Michael W. 2004. Malinowski: Odyssey of an anthropologist, 1884–1920. New Haven, CT: Yale Univ. Press.
At nearly seven hundred pages, Young's book is a richly detailed biography of Malinowski's early life until his departure from Australia in 1920. Based on personal diaries, correspondence, field notes, and unpublished manuscripts, it is not so much an intellectual account of Malinowski's life as a recounting of his personal journey—the odyssey—of why and how he became an anthropologist.
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The Aion head start began today as of 3pm EST. Trumpets blared, banners were dropped, and courts across England exploded in applause. And even though I was (and still am) at work, I couldn't help but peek into the interwebs a little bit to see how things were going.
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Sandy nos resube otro de los discos que teníamos caídos. Subliminal fue una banda paralela a Nexus, y que sacaron éste único disco. Este proyecto alterno a Nexus parece que ha tenido más repercusión en el exterior que en el país, pero ahora pueden volver a disfrutarlo como corresponde.
Artista: Subliminal
Álbum: Limbo Experiment
Año: 2008
Género: Rock sinfónico
Duración: 77:32
Nacionalidad: Argentina
Artista: Subliminal
Álbum: Limbo Experiment
Año: 2008
Género: Rock sinfónico
Duración: 77:32
Nacionalidad: Argentina
Lista de Temas:
01. Eldia es hoy
02. La espada
03. Bajo la esfinge
04. El dictamen
05. Eljuego resiste
06. Ocaso frio y negro
07. Un millon mas
08. Sublimbo
09. Eclosion
10. Tan peculiar
11. Rey de Zafiro
12. Ultimo sermon
13. Krucifear
14. La fiesta final
01. Eldia es hoy
02. La espada
03. Bajo la esfinge
04. El dictamen
05. Eljuego resiste
06. Ocaso frio y negro
07. Un millon mas
08. Sublimbo
09. Eclosion
10. Tan peculiar
11. Rey de Zafiro
12. Ultimo sermon
13. Krucifear
14. La fiesta final
- Lalo Huber / Keyboards, Vocals
- Luis Nakamura / Drums
- Lito Marcello / Guitars, Vocals
Esto es prácticamente un trabajo de Nexus, aunque no se encuentra el guitarrista Carlos Lucena, y Lalo Huber hacía los primeros ensayos en la voz líder, cosa que ahora lleva adelante en Nexus, aunque en realidad las voces estaban a cargo de Lito Marcello.
Para saber más de la historia de este álbum, podemos recurrir al mismo Lalo Huber:
En la grabación del álbum experimental de Nexus "Buenos Aires Free experience", Luis y yo compartimos una experiencia impresionante improvisando juntos en el track "No pizza", mientras que el resto de la banda salió del estudio para disfrutar de una pizza recién llegada y calentita.
Nos gustó tanto la experiencia que le propuse a Luis organizar una nueva sesión de improvisación, esta vez como un nuevo trío llamado "Subliminal", junto con Lito Marcello, uno de mis mejores amigos y vocalista en "Perpetuum Karma" de Nexus y del proyecto "Odisea".
Esta nueva sesión fue bastante diferente a la de la primera experiencia.
Cada uno de nosotros estuvo preparando algunas ideas en bruto antes de la jam session dispuesta para la grabación, pero la regla era que nadie podía llegar a conocer las ideas de los demás por adelantado. Durante la improvisación, cada uno devía verter sus ideas, y era trabajo de los demás sincronizar tan rápido como sea posible.
Así que nos encerramos en el estudio, sin ensayo previo, toda una noche, cada uno en una habitación diferente, sin contacto visual, en la oscuridad, acabando de conectarnos gracias a la mezcla en vivo que venía a través de los auriculares. De esta manera logramos el ambiente deseado: estábamos en una especie de "limbo", y saltamos a la improvisación libre, sólo teclados, batería y voz, sin guitarras ni bajo, dando como resultado un registro no más de dos horas de actuación en directo.
A partir de una selección de estas grabaciones es que hemos creado este nuevo disco llamado "Limbo", la primera de nuestro nuevo proyecto "Subliminal".
¡Esperamos que disfruten de nuestro nuevo experimento musical!
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In Nexus' experimental album "Buenos Aires Free experience", Luis and I shared an awsome experience improvising together in "No pizza" track, while the rest of the band left the studio for enjoying a just arrived hot pizza.
We liked so much the experience that I proposed Luis to organize a new improvisation session, this time as the new Subliminal Trio, with Lito Marcello, best friend and vocalist in Nexus' Perpetuum Karma and Oddyssey projects.
This new session was quite different from the one for Free experience.
Each one of us prepared some raw ideas before the jam-recording session, but the rule was that nobody could get to know the others' ideas in advance.
During the improvisation, each one would just pour his ideas, and the others should sincronize as fast as possible.
So we locked ourselves up in the studio, without any previous rehearsal, a whole night, each one in a different room, without visual contact, in darkness, just connected by the live mix coming through our headphones.
This way we achieved the desired atmosphere: we were in a kind of "limbo", and we jumped into free improvisation,
just keyboards, drums and vocals, with no guitars and no bass, recording more than two hours of live performance.
From a selection of these recordings we created this new album "Limbo", the first of our new project "Subliminal".
We hope you will enjoy our new musical experiment!
El álbum, si bien tiene todo el sonido Nexus, está muy bien aunque tampoco lo considero el mejor trabajo de los músicos, creo que debe ser tomado como eso, un experimento de improvisaciones en base a ideas de casa uno de los músicos, que fue grabado para salir a la luz en un formato álbum, y como tal está muy bien. Tengan en cuenta que todo esto se grabó en tiempo record, sin ensayos previos, pero donde resalta el compañerismo musical de los músicos y su gran química, cosa que se puede ver en sus presentaciones en vivo.
Subliminal is a very untypical project created by 3 members of prolific Argentinian symphonic prog band "Nexus", only for occasion to record this one, sole album - "Limbo Experiment". As the title suggest it's some kind of experimental album, where musicians tried to play something a bit different than what they used to in their primary group. As I said we have 3 musicians here: Lalo Huber (keyboards), Luis Nakamura (drums) and Lito Marcello (vocals), but as you probably already predicted it's a mainly Lalo's album. I would say that "Limbo Experiment" is more or less a forerunner before Huber's first solo album "Lost in Kali Yuga" (which was released in 2009). It's slightly rawer and less organized record, but philosophy is the same: mix of organ-driven bombastic tracks in the vain of "Nexus" and slower, more electronic music inspired & experimental songs with quite odd vocals. To be honest I like "Limbo Experiment" and "Lost in Kali Yuga" almost the same, I'm especially fond of Huber's fantastic organ playing and exciting drum work of Nakamura, presented on both records (I don't enjoy Lito Marcello's voice too much, so I'm glad he wasn't presented on "Lost in Kali Yuga" tough...).Tomasz
Anyway let's check the songs on Subliminal's debut one by one:
1. "Eldia es hoy / The day is today" - record begins with orgasmic, grinding organ sounds which surely promise us lots of enjoyment :-). Soon we have few vocal parts (take note: all vocals are in Spanish language) of Lito Marcello, but I have to admit that his voice sounds quite OK in this song (unfortunately later it will become more freaky) so I have no complaints, especially that music is more focused on splendid, Emerson-inspired Hammond solos and leads. Great beginning!
2. "La espada / The sword" - unfortunately 2nd track isn't good at all for me. Very slow song full of "atmospheric" synthesizer sound-scapes and sleepy vocals. Boring snooze-fest if you ask me...
3. "Bajo la esfinge / Under the Sphinx" - Huber back in form! Short but very exciting symphonic prog track with swirling organ and dynamic pace! Slightly Arabic-like vocals and melodies add special flavor too.
4. "El dictamen / The verdict" - according to pattern "developed" by Huber, after one fantastic prog-fest, one drag should come... The beginning of the song seems to proof this situation, but fortunately after a minute or so music becomes more interesting. Very weird, theatrical vocals (is it Lito and Lalo making some kind of dialogue or what?) maybe a bit tiresome but they're surely very special. There are also some dramatic string arrangements (surely synth-made) which I also like here. Odd but good track.
5. "Eljuego resiste / The game resists" - one of the longest songs (7 minutes) begins with mid-paced vocal fragment backed by modern synthesizers and keyboard-made choirs. It's not bad at all, but for me "The game resists" really begins in the middle, when Huber switches back to his old good Hammond to show us who's the master! I love this dynamic organ riffs and - Lalo's trademark - ultra fast & brutal slides through all keys (like Emerson used to do during his "Rondo" performances). After listening to this you will surely believe in Huber's interviews where he states that he always leaves some blood on the keys after the concert!
6. "Ocaso frio y negro / Cold and black twilight" - the epic!? Not really... In fact the longest composition on "Limbo Experiment" isn't so exciting at all. It's a very slow-paced track with monotonous drumming style, New Age music-like keyboards and artificial choirs. Moreover Marcello sings like who's like to take a nap in any minute... I know that there are also some few Hammond parts and something sounding like Moog solo, but really as a whole it's not so good. Especially that it's so damn long, I can't find enough inspiration here.
7. "Un millon mas / One million more" - I expected that here will be placed another organ-oriented monster...and Huber didn't let me down! This song was surely influenced by "Tarkus"-era ELP, no doubt about it. Hammond organ sounds truly monumental in "One million more" and its chops seem to be fatter than casual McDonald's customer ;-). I think that there are only few keyboardists on this world who still know how to play such stuff, besides Huber I'd also mention Par Lindh, Keiko Kumagai, Ryo Okumoto or Don Airey, they're all in the same league of retro-prog heroes for me.
8. "Sublimbo / Sublimbo" - this thing I can only describe as puny turkey not worth your time. More than 6 minutes of sheer boredom filled with sleep-inducting vocals and horribly plastic sounding synthesizers. Just noting happens here. Maybe this is how New Age music supposed to sound? I don't know, I despise that philosophy and such music completely. Hey guys, let's come back to real prog, please!!
9. "Eclosion / Eclosion" - thank you, this is what I expects from you guys! Magnificent symphonic track driven by muscular organ chops and shrill synthesizer solos. Drumming is also perfect here, Bolero-like rhythm is definitely my favorite one! Especially middle section is brilliant, seems that 60s are back and we're listening to "The Nice" again! What a ride!
10. "Tan peculiar / So peculiar" - after couple of minutes of Hammond-inducted orgasm in "Eclosion", we're going back to spreading boredom of another electronic/New Age/neo-prog drag called "So peculiar". I simply don't like it. BTW Lito Marcello has polyps inside his nose or something...?
11. "Rey de Zafiro / King of Saphire" - short but very enjoyable composition which reminds me very much of ELP's "A Time and a place". Just like in that song we can witness rampant attack of violent Hammond organ riffs and solos here. And we have similar flashy slides through keys too! Even Lito managed to sing more aggressively than usual. Very suitable.
12. "Ultimo sermon / Last sermon" - this one is really weird, but I'm not sure if it's positively weird... I'm afraid not. It just 3 minutes of synthesizer noodling, strange sound effects and some awkward vocals of somebody who seems to be praying. I don't get it at all...
13. "Krucifear / Krucifear" - this time Huber & Co. decided to provide us with a double feature: two slow-paced, organ-free compositions one by one. Not a good idea. OK, I'm too strict, in fact I dig "Krucifear" much more than horrible "Last sermon". Dramatic string-section (synth-created) sounds very good for me, makes the atmosphere very grim and dangerously dark. But the whole song goes to nowhere, there's a tension...but it's not followed by any culmination.
14. "La fiesta final / The Final party" - thanks God Subliminal finishes the album with the most symphonic composition - "The Final Party". I love those grandiose organ leads here and flurry of keyboard solos. Splendid ending of truly solid record.
To sum up I'd like to highly recommend you "Limbo Experiment" if you're a lover of retro-prog stuff mixed with some newer influences. However you have to be prepared that ELP-like tracks are mixed with some not so interesting and slightly monotonous turkeys (like "The sword" or "So peculiar"), but don't worry 'cos it's a very long album (almost 80 minutes), so you can always program your CD player to playback only the symphonic songs, it will be still some 40 minutes long material hehe.
In general I can compare this project to other organ/synth-oriented bands like ELP (mainly), Trace, Triumvirat, The Nice, Duncan Mackay, Quill, Little Tragedies, Par Lindh Project, Taproban, Nuova Era, Gerard, Ars Nova, Social Tension and many, many others. However if I could pick one artists, I'd say that Subliminal's music is very similar to material of Japanese keyboard-maestro - Motoi Sakuraba. Especially his album "Tales of Series Battle Arrange Tracks"(also from 2008) shows similar philosophy: once organ-led killer - once slower composition (however I prefer Sakuraba's slower tracks to be honest, they are more melodic than Subliminal's).
Best tracks: "The day is today", "One million more", "Eclosion" & "King of Saphire"
Especialmente indicado para todos los amantes de Nexus, aquellos a quienes les gusta el rock sinfónico y a todos los que admiramos este tipo de experimentos y juegos musicales.


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Could not generate stub objects for web service invocation.
- October 12, 2007 4:41 PM
- ColdFusion
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God to I hate this message. There are a 1,001 questions about the cause of this message on the CF 6.1 livedocs for the
My Situation
I am deploying a web service to handle connecting to and closing out logins between applications. This is on a Windows setup, using CF 7.0.2 I successfully built a demonstration of the functionality, connecting from my main app to one of my sub-apps, we will call it "Products", and back. I then copied the CFC file to sub-app2, "Calendar"... and then I get the dreaded "Could not generate stub objects for web service invocation.". Same code, same server, same instance. I think, "ok, maybe there is some bad interaction with the application file." I remove the application file, same result. "Ok, there is something wrong in the code" I think to myself. I create a simple web service like the following:
<cfcomponent output="false">
<cffunction name="Upper" access="remote" returntype="string">
<cfargument name="input" type="string" required="true" />
<cfreturn Ucase(arguments.input) />
Name it webbie.cfc and proceed to call it on Products and things work fine. Copy it to Calendar and once again "Could not generate stub objects for web service invocation." I've found advice telling me that my firewall blocks the JRun used to create the stub, but the stub was generated correctly for Products. I've seen advice telling me that I've messed up something with connecting to a WS over SSL, but there is no secure key involved.
I can browse to both WSDL files with out issue, and can log into the CFC to verify that it has no coding issues. What I did find though, was that there is a discrepancy with the generated WSDL file for Calendar:
Product's webbie.cfc?WSDL (fragment)
<wsdl:definitions targetNamespace="http://ws.cfc.ProductApplicationName" xmlns:apachesoap="http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap" xmlns:impl="http://ws.cfc.ProductApplicationName" xmlns:intf="http://ws.cfc.ProductApplicationName" xmlns:soapenc="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:tns1="http://rpc.xml.coldfusion" xmlns:wsdl="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/" xmlns:wsdlsoap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
Calendar's webbie.cfc?WSDL (fragment)
<wsdl:definitions targetNamespace="http://ws.cfc" xmlns:apachesoap="http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap" xmlns:impl="http://ws.cfc" xmlns:intf="http://ws.cfc" xmlns:soapenc="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:tns1="http://rpc.xml.coldfusion" xmlns:wsdl="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/" xmlns:wsdlsoap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
Notice that the WSDL for Product generated 'targetNamespace="http://ws.cfc.ProductApplicationName"' while Calendar generated 'targetNamespace="http://ws.cfc"'? Both have application names set. Both are at similar points in the directory structure... what makes one right?
I thought maybe the stub was corrupted or something so I tried:
<!--- Using the real URL of course --->
<cfset CreateObject( "java", "coldfusion.server.ServiceFactory" ).XmlRpcService.RefreshWebService(
) />
And... "Error, cannot construct stub."


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What Happened to the ACC's Preseason All-Americans?Posted by Brett Thompson on January 23rd, 2015
On Tuesday, Louisville head coach Rick Pitino told the Louisville Courier-Journal that he had stripped junior star Montrezl Harrell of the Cardinals' team captaincy. While Pitino claims that the decision was "no big deal," it is yet another disappointment from one of the ACC's two preseason AP All-Americans. Statistically speaking, Harrell has not regressed from his sophomore season, but he hasn't really improved all that much either. His scoring is up about a point per game (14.0 to 14.9 PPG) and he is grabbing nearly an extra rebound per game (8.4 to 9.2 RPG), but while the junior shot the ball more efficiently last year, his level of impact looks and feels about the same. Still, Harrell turned down NBA Draft riches to return to Louisville, and expectations were that he would develop into elite impact territory. Perhaps the most concerning aspect of Harrell's season has been his play against good competition; in Louisville's three losses to Kentucky, North Carolina and Duke, Harrell scored nine, nine and 10 points, respectively — shooting 12-of-29 from the field in those games. With so much of the Cardinals' offense dependent on him for success, it's no surprise that Louisville lost each of those contests.
Harrell isn't the only preseason All-American from the ACC who has been underwhelming this season. North Carolina guard Marcus Paige entered the year as the highest vote-getter in preseason All-America polls, returning to Chapel Hill following a stellar sophomore campaign in which he had often carried the Tar Heels offensively. Expectations were certainly very high for his junior campaign. Paige limped out to a slow start, shooting only 35 percent in North Carolina's first four games, including an unlikely loss to Butler. And like Harrell, Paige's statistics in the Tar Heels' four losses tell the story: 15.0 points per game on 33 percent shooting. To his credit, Paige has been dealing with plantar fasciitis, and he may be turning the corner in conference play given his "clutch gene" play against Louisville and a 23-point, nine-assist outing at N.C. State. Still, Paige needs to find better consistency and efficiency to support his candidacy for any postseason award.


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European captain Paul McGinley chose Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and Stephen Gallacher as his wild-card selections Tuesday for the Ryder Cup — leaving former No. 1 Luke Donald off the team.
Donald has been on the winning side in each of his four Ryder Cup appearances but has struggled for form this year after making changes to his swing.
"He wasn't expecting it — he was very disappointed," McGinley said after announcing his picks at European Tour headquarters at Wentworth.
Gallacher will be one of three rookies in the 12-man European team that will face the United States at Gleneagles, Scotland, from Sept. 26-28, along with Victor Dubuisson and Jamie Donaldson.
The other players who qualified automatically for McGinley's team were Rory McIlroy, Henrik Stenson, Sergio Garcia, Justin Rose, Martin Kaymer, Thomas Bjorn and Graeme McDowell.
Europe will be defending the trophy after its 14½-13½ win over the U.S. at Medinah in 2012. US captain Tom Watson will announce his picks later Tuesday.
Gallacher, a Scot, narrowly missed out on automatic selection after finishing third at the Italian Open on Sunday. A top-two finish would have seen him oust McDowell as the final qualifier.
But it was Gallacher's eighth top-10 finish in 2014, leaving him as the form player of the four in contention. He lives only 35 miles from Gleneagles and has played well on the course in recent years, losing out in a three-man playoff at the Johnnie Walker Championship in 2013.
"His first words were: 'That's brilliant, wee man,'" McGinley said when asked what Gallacher's reaction was to his selection. "Of course it's a concern to me that he's a rookie, and it's very difficult to pick a rookie for a Ryder Cup. But I've said all along from day one, I'm not afraid to pick a rookie if he proves himself.
"And there's no doubt Stevie Gallacher has proved himself and earned his spot on this team."
Gallacher's uncle, Bernard, captained Europe in the Ryder Cup in 1991, '93 and '95.
Poulter, Westwood and Donald have been stalwarts for Europe over the past decade, helping the team win five of the last six cups, but haven't been in top form this year.
Poulter was unlikely to be left out as he usually saves his best performances for the Ryder Cup. He has 12 wins from 15 matches, and is on a seven-match winning streak — the last four coming at the "Miracle in Medinah" when Europe came from 10-6 down on the final day to retain the cup.
"Ian Poulter is a bundle of energy whenever you speak to him. You could feel the energy coming down the phone," McGinley said.
Westwood will be playing in his ninth straight Ryder Cup, with his accuracy from tee to green likely counting in his favor. He has played well below his best for much of 2014 but won the Malaysian Open in April and responded to calls from McGinley to show some form by shooting a final-round 63 at the Bridgestone Invitational last month before finishing tied for 15th at the PGA Championship.
Donald has one of the best short games in the world and is a brilliant putter, making him a key player in Europe's wins in 2004, '06, '10 and '12.
His second place showing at the RBC Heritage in April was his last top-30 finish on the PGA Tour, and he isn't close to regaining the form that took him to No. 1 and made him the money-winner on both sides of the Atlantic in 2011.
"That was a very difficult conversation — my relationship with him is very close," said McGinley, who was Donald's partner for the Englishman's first Ryder Cup match.
"He was very, very disappointed and rightly so. He is a former world No. 1, his record in the Ryder Cup stands with anybody in the game. He said, 'You know, Paul, I publicly backed you to be the captain. Even though you haven't picked me, I still believe you'll be a great captain.' His last two words were 'Go Europe.' That says a lot about him."


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The madness of 1692 all began after the Massachusetts Bay Charter revocation and a small pox outbreak. These events instigated thoughts of change throughout the society. This revolution caused Salem Village to react with one of history's most infamous events; The Salem Witch Trials. After the hysteria and injustice, Massachusetts decided to create the Court of Oyer and Terminer, a court especially for the witch trials, in order to reform the corrupt society.


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A Wisconsin hair stylist apparently wished his fidgety customer would just buzz off.
In a case of hair today, gone tomorrow, cops have now charged 46-year-old coiffe cutter for snipping his patron's ear.
Cops say a 22-year-old customer went to Ruby's Salon to get the sides of his head shaved, plus an inch or so off the top.
But follicle follies soon followed and stylist Khaled A. Shabani began twisting the man's ear to stop him from fidgeting and moving his noggin.
Then in a hair-owing move, Shabani allegedly snipped man's ear with scissors.
And for good measure, usding electric clippers, the accused butcher barber allegedly ran them down the middle of the customer's head, "leaving him looking a bit like Larry from the 'Three Stooges," bemused Madison Police spokesman Joel DeSpain told the Wisconsin Journal.
"While it is not a crime to give someone a bad haircut, you will get arrested for intentionally snipping their ear with scissors," DeSpain said.
Shabani claims it was all an accident but was nonetheless busted on a tentative charge of mayhem and disorderly conduct while armed, DeSpain said.


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When cuts are deep enough, they can leave ugly scars. That's the lesson being learned across Pennsylvania this year, as some of the state's poorest districts try to cope with $860 million in funding cuts advanced by Governor Tom Corbett – cuts educators say are causing serious and permanent harm to the state's neediest students.
The Chester Upland School District outside Philadelphia, where students face issues ranging from poverty to drug-related violence before they enter their classrooms each day, became the face of the funding crisis in January, when the district announced that it would not be able to make payroll. The members of the Chester Upland Education Association and the Chester Upland Education Support Personnel Association banded together and voted to continue working without knowing when or if they'd be paid in order to keep the district from failing.
As the Chester Upland crisis became a national story – President Barack Obama invited district teacher Sara Ferguson to attend his 2012 State of the Union address – the Corbett administration could not wash its hands quickly enough of the mess it had caused. Corbett even publicly blamed the district – which laid off 40 percent of its teachers and half its unionized support staff before the start of the year – for its own financial troubles.
But Pennsylvania educators say Corbett's finger-pointing can't obscure a simple fact – Chester Upland is just the tip of the iceberg. In fact, districts throughout the state are dealing with their own Corbett-initiated funding crises.
"In my building alone, we furloughed approximately 30 teachers last year," said Kristen Cole, a teacher from the Pocono Mountain School District, where nearly half the students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
Corbett's cuts are also yielding distressing consequences for kids in the McKeesport Area School District, where programs designed to keep students from dropping out have met the ax, thanks to $2.9 million in state funding cuts. The poverty rate in McKeesport is more than twice the state average.
"We lost our credit recovery program in our school," said teacher Derek Pavlovic. "The kids have lost an opportunity."
"Our tutoring program is basically non-existent at this point," added district educator Linda Cosgrove.
The situation is no better in the York City School District, which lost $8.4 million in funding and furloughed 123 educators this year. Programs like elementary art, music and physical education were eliminated. The cuts have left educators with more challenges than ever, as they scramble to meet the needs of the district's predominantly lower-income students.
"Public schools can not function on skeleton staff," said furloughed educator Laura Baum. "And this is even less than skeleton staff."
The Pennsylvania State Education Association, an NEA affiliate and vocal opponent of Corbett's education funding cuts, is working to create awareness statewide of the effects the cuts are having on students. To hear educators tell their stories, check out PSEA's "Kids Cuts & Consequences" video series.
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I'm moving code from a server that served a single domain to one that serves multiple domains. I'm using named virtual hosts to handle the different domains. The url rewriting is not being executed
- I know that virtual hosts work on that server because the other domains work
- I know that this particular domain is working because when I hit pingtest.iguiders.com I see the index.html file I left in www/ping/. ('ping' is the dir that pingtest points to because, after my test works, the real domain, ping.iguiders.com will point here)
- I know that htaccess is generally working on this server because my other domains use it extensively.
- I initially copied pingtest.iguiders.com in /sites-available from another virtual host that uses htaccess and works. I just changed the server alias and the document root
- the virtual host definition does contain RewriteEngine On
Here is the entire .htaccess file
RewriteEngine on
RewriteLog "/var/log/rewrite.log"
RewriteLogLevel 7
# Pings for ping server
RewriteRule ^0.02/ping/$ ping_functional.php [L,qsa]
RewriteRule ^0.03/ping/$ ping_functional.php [L,qsa]
RewriteRule ^0.04/ping/$ ping_functional.php [L,qsa]
RewriteRule ^0.05/ping/$ index.html [L,qsa]
But when I try pingtest.iguiders.com/0.05/ping/ I do not get the index.html file I expect (Nor do 0.02, 0.03, etc. work). I get a 404. I suspect that the .htaccess is not being accessed at all because I never see the rewrite log I defined.
Anything obvious I screwed up?


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Retarus E-Mail Security Now Includes E-Mail Live Search and Optimized Phishing Protection
'Protect,' 'Detect' and 'Respond': More powerful protection from identity theft and substantially less strain on support staff
Secaucus, NJ, May 31, 2017 (Newswire.com) - Global information logistics provider Retarus continues the expansion of its e-mail security services by making a high-performance phishing filter and a new e-mail live search portal available to its customers. This means that Retarus E-Mail Security now enables companies to cover the protection, detection and response categories more thoroughly and conveniently within the scope of a holistic security concept. Earlier this year, Retarus already took a step in this direction with the introduction of its innovative Patient Zero Detection technology, which makes it possible to still identify malware contained in e-mails, even after the messages have been delivered to the user's inbox.
Conventional virus protection solutions do not offer companies one hundred percent protection from the sophisticated methods used by cyber-criminals, as made painfully clear by the recent attacks involving the ransomware WannaCry. Industry experts Gartner thus recommend employing detection and response solutions, in addition to virus protection, to ensure that the IT network is best safeguarded. These requirements are now fulfilled by Retarus' e-mail security services with their new extended range of functions. Enterprises benefit not only from reliable protective mechanisms against known malware, but also from the opportunity to quickly detect attacks that have already taken place, to analyze them and to take action to prevent severe consequences.
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To bolster their coverage of the "Protection" aspect, Retarus has now augmented its e-mail security portfolio by providing an additional phishing filter, which ensures that e-mails containing dubious links do not even reach the employees' inboxes. The new technology broadens the tried and tested multiple virus scanners and the existing anti-spam filtering mechanisms provided by Retarus' services. It scans through incoming e-mails in real time for potential phishing attacks, drawing on several databases to achieve optimal detection rates. The filtering rules are continually supplemented and always kept up to date. Depending on the configuration, phishing e-mails are either automatically sent to quarantine or deleted without delay.
Efficient tracing and analysis of errors
Should new kinds of viruses manage to find their way into the system, despite comprehensive protective measures, it is essential for those concerned to react and identify impacted systems without delay — before the malware has had the chance to cause more substantial damage. In the "Response" category, Retarus provides companies with the fitting tool by extending their portfolio to include E-Mail Live Search. With this clear and convenient search portal, administrators are now able to trace, with a high degree of precision, when which e-mail security filters and rules were applied for each message. The user-friendly web interface delivers detailed results in real time, enabling speedy analysis and IT forensics — for example, during cyber-attacks. To provide company networks with better protection from future attacks, the system settings can be optimized based on the search results. Support employees are moreover in a position to provide detailed information on the whereabouts of a missing e-mail, for instance, without investing a great deal of effort.
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Since 1992, Retarus has been supporting companies in achieving highly efficient communication. The global information logistics provider always plays an important role where large amounts of data need to be transmitted securely and reliably — irrespective of which communication channels, interfaces, applications and devices are required. The services are soundly based on a Global Delivery Network which includes the company's own data centers in the USA, Europe and the APAC region, as well as redundant carrier infrastructure. A total of 17 percent of Dow Jones corporations, as well as numerous Fortune 500 companies in the banking, finance and healthcare sectors, depend on Retarus' services. Longstanding customers include Adidas, Bayer, Continental, DHL, Honda, Puma, and Sony. For more details: www.retarus.com/us
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The Student Representative Council exists to provide opportunities for students to address the interests and concerns of students and to develop leadership skills. Assistant Principal – Ms Julie Ryan acts as the coordinator/facilitator and guides students to self-manage their procedures and raised issues. Training in proper meeting procedure is provided and motions are put forward, debated and voted on. Minutes are taken and then reported to School Council where the President and Vice President of the SRC play an active role, including full voting rights. They will also play an active role in the Whittlesea Youth Leadership Cluster.
The SRC has 20 members and is made up according to the following composition:
- Year 12 – 2 School Captains,
- 2 School Vice Captains,
- 2 School Sport Captains
- 4 Year 12 House Captains.
- 2 Members of each year level from Years 7 to 11.
In 2017 the SRC continued with 10 Year 12 students to expand the leadership capacity of students within the school and allow the activities organised throughout the year to be shared amongst more of the senior students.
The SRC of 2017 will continue to work closely with the Whittlesea Youth Cluster, that will allow them to be involved in a variety of activities in 2017. Past activities have included the 'Kids teaching Kids' program that saw secondary school students involved with the cluster, running activities with the local primary schools, and a cluster breakfast with over 100 guests to celebrate youth week.
In 2017 the students will continue to raise the profile of the SRC around the school and include a variety of initiatives into their program, including looking at establishing more student led clubs and run a number of student led forums around topics chosen by them.
SRC Representatives for 2017
Year 7
Tamara Wilcox and Mazen Halabi
Year 8
Mikayla Aleksovski and Anastasia Apostolopoulos
Year 9
Suzie Halabi and Youseff Hoblos
Year 10
Meliz Bilgin and Octave Tuitea
Year 11
Elly – May Dreier and Clare Freeman
Year 12
School Captains: Giraud Arquisola and Oliver Tuitea
Vice Captains: Kosta Popovska and Siem Kear
Sports Captains: Michaela Winterstein and Seapan Sidiq
House Captains:
- Dunlop : Tina Howe
- Cowan : Maja Vujinovic
- Bradman : Christine Lam
- Paterson : Angela David