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Debussy 100 Music Festival
All events take place in Wheeler Concert Hall on the University of Evansville Campus except where noted. Free admission, no tickets required.
Sunday, September 30, 2018
1:30 p.m. - Student Recital*
3:00 p.m. - Catherine Kautsky Recital: Préludes, Estampes, Études and more
5:00 p.m. - University of Evansville Piano Faculty Masterclass*
Monday, October 1, 2018
11:00 a.m. - Catherine Kautsky Lecture: Debussy's Paris
12:00 p.m. - Catherine Kautsky Book Signing: Debussy's Paris: Piano Portraits of the Belle Époque
7:30 p.m. - Paulina Zamora Recital: Études, plus complete Bach Inventions
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. - Paulina Zamora Masterclass (Room 110)
7:30 p.m. - University of Evansville Faculty Recital: Solo piano and chamber music
*The University of Evansville invites applications from students to perform in the Sunday Student Recital and/or UE Faculty Masterclass. The recital repertoire should be by Debussy, and can be for any instrument or voice. The masterclass repertoire should be for the piano, by any composer. Performers may be either college level or pre-college. Students wishing to perform should send their name, age, years of study, piece to be performed, and piano teacher contact information to the address below.Garnet Ungar
Department of Music
University of Evansville
1800 Lincoln Avenue
Evansville, Indiana, U.S.A. 47722
812-488-2228 (office) 812-217-2488 (mobile)
Performer Biographies
Catherine Kautsky, Chair of Keyboard at Lawrence University in Appleton, WI has been lauded by the New York Times as "a pianist who can play Mozart and Schubert as though their sentiments and habits of speech coincided exactly with hers … The music spoke directly to the listener, with neither obfuscation nor pretense." She was the 2016 winner of the Lawrence Excellence in Teaching Award, the 2013 winner of the university's Faculty Convocation Award, and in 2017 she was honored with the George and Marjorie Olsen Chandler Chair in Music. Her recent recording of the Debussy Preludes, released by Centaur in September, 2014, was said to "bring out all the power, majesty, and mystery of Debussy's conception." Ms. Kautsky, whose teachers have included Rosina Lhévinne, György Sebők, Leon Fleisher, Martin Canin, and Gilbert Kalish, has concertized widely, performing in major halls such as Alice Tully Hall, Carnegie Recital Hall, the Phillips Collection, Jordan Hall, and the Chicago Cultural Center. She has soloed with numerous orchestras, including the St. Louis Symphony and Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra, and appeared frequently on public radio. She has spent two sabbaticals in Paris and played abroad in France, England, Italy, Spain, Poland, China, Hong Kong, Korea, Thailand, Brazil, Australia, Russia, and South Africa. Known as both a solo and collaborative performer, Ms. Kautsky has performed chamber music at the Aspen, Tanglewood, and Grand Teton Festivals, presented masterclasses on five continents, and recently recorded the complete Brahms Sonatas for Violin and Piano.
Ms. Kautsky, whose students have won prizes across the country and gone on to leading graduate programs, has taught at Lawrence University Conservatory of Music since 1987, with a six-year hiatus as piano faculty and chair of the Keyboard Dept. at University of Wisconsin-Madison. Known for her cross-disciplinary interests, she was awarded the Arts Institute Creative Arts Award at UW-Madison and has presented frequently at national conferences on such topics as "On the Trail of Chopin and George Sand," "WWI: A Centenary Look at the Musical Wars," and "Celebrating Debussy and the Arts du Spectacle." Her articles have appeared in Clavier, American Music Teacher, and International Piano.
Ms. Kautsky holds a Bachelor's degree from the New England Conservatory, a Master's from the Juilliard School, and a Doctorate from the State University of New York at Stony Brook.
Her new book, Debussy's Paris: Piano Portraits of the Belle Époque, was issued by Rowman and Littlefield in September, 2017. Pianist Richard Goode reported being "entranced and delighted throughout" while Booklist called it "a fascinating fusion of music, literature, and social history."
Personal webpage: http://faculty.lawrence.edu/kautskyc
Chilean-American pianist Paulina Zamora has given solo, concerto, and chamber music concerts throughout the Americas, Europe, East Asia, and the Middle East. A recipient of first prizes in the Primer Concurso Latinoamericano in Chile, the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale, and the Chautauqua Piano Competition, she has appeared in festivals such as the Ernen Musikdorf and Lausanne Music Festival in Switzerland, the Banff Music Festival in Canada, and the Chautauqua Music Festival in New York. She has performed live on National Public Radio and the Swiss-French Radio, and has concertized with distinguished cellist János Starker, violinists Corey Cerovsek and Annette-Barbara Vogel, violists Atar Arad and Jodi Levitz, pianists Rebecca Penneys and John Milbauer, tenor Alan Bennett, clarinetists Luis Rossi and Eli Eban, and flutist Jacques Zoon, among others.
Paulina is a Delos recording artist and has recorded several CDs of chamber music. In April of 2016 her recording of the complete Brahms Piano Trios with cellist Uri Vardi and violinist David Perry received a wonderful review from Gramophone "Sounds of America" Magazine. Her most recent CD is the complete Debussy Études. Paulina has performed, premiered and recorded more than seventy works for solo piano and chamber music by both North-American and Latin-American composers.
Her passion for teaching has taken her to the major conservatories of Malaysia, China, South Korea, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Ukraine, Switzerland, Spain, Austria, Germany, Canada, and The United States. She is currently Associate Professor of Piano at the University of Chile, where she created the Master's degree in Instrumental Performance, unique in South America, and is currently designing the Doctorate degree, which she hopes to implement in the near future.
Paulina was born in Antofagasta, Chile and from the age of eleven began performing complete sets of music from memory, starting with Bach's Two- and Three-Part Inventions and the six volumes of Béla Bartok's Mikrokosmos. From there she embarked on Mozart´s entire solo sonatas, the complete Rachmaninoff Etudes-Tableaux, Chopin´s twenty-four Études, Liszt's Concert Etudes, and Debussy's complete solo and chamber repertoire. Paulina has also played the entire Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, and Rachmaninoff works for piano and strings in addition to the whole cello repertoire and complete four-hand and two piano repertoire. She was educated at the University of Chile (BM), the Eastman School of Music (MM), and Indiana University (DM). Her main teachers have included Rebecca Penneys, György Sebők, and János Starker.
Cellist Jennifer Farny holds a Bachelor Degree in Music Performance from DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana and a Performance Diploma from Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. Her teachers include Dr. Helga Winold, Eric Kim, Robert deMaine, and Dr. Eric Edberg. Ms. Farny has appeared as soloist with the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra, the Warren (MI) Symphony Orchestra and the DePauw University Symphony Orchestra. She appears frequently on music department recitals as soloist and chamber musician and performs as assistant principal cellist with both the Evansville Philharmonic and Owensboro Symphony Orchestras. Ms. Farny currently teaches courses in applied cello.
Anne Hastings Fiedler is currently Professor of Music and head of the keyboard area at the University of Evansville. She is a recipient of the prestigious Exemplary Teacher Award given by University of Evansville and also the Outstanding Teacher Award given by the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. She was honored as Artist of the Year at the 2016 Mayor's Arts Awards and from 2013- 2018 held the title of Oramay Cluthe Eades Distinguished Professor of Music.
An active performer, Professor Fiedler was finalist and prizewinner in the National Beethoven Piano Sonata Competition and has collaborated nationally with a variety of soloists and ensembles, notably in performances at International Trumpet Guild Conference and several International Double Reed Society Conferences. She can be heard on the CD entitled Oboe Serenade. Professor Fiedler has been featured soloist on numerous occasions with the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra, the Evansville Chamber Orchestra and the University of Evansville Orchestra. She performs frequently as collaborative pianist with faculty and guest artists on the First Tuesday Series and Tuesday Night Concert Series sponsored by the music department. Fiedler is also principal keyboard and a second violinist in the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra.
Professor Fiedler's diverse areas of interest and teaching experience include studio piano, music theory, piano pedagogy, and collaborative piano. She has reviewed collegiate theory texts for McGraw-Hill Publishing and regularly presents master classes and serves as an adjudicator for local, state, and regional piano competitions. She is co-founder and first president of the Greater Evansville Chapter of the Indiana Music Teachers Association and has presented at IMTA state conferences.
Professor Fiedler holds Bachelor of Music with Highest Honors and Master of Music Degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She currently teaches courses in applied piano and music theory.
Dr. Erzsébet Gaál Rinne is a Hungarian-American harpist, a Kodály pedagogue, and a researcher in physical wellness for musicians. She has given concerts across Europe and America, and is a recipient of the Pro Artibus Award from the Artisjus Foundation for promoting Hungarian contemporary music abroad.
She has made presentations at the Fifth and the Eighth World Harp Congresses in Copenhagen, Denmark and in Geneva, Switzerland; The American String Teacher Association National Conferences in Columbus, OH, Dallas, TX, and in Kansas City, MO; Third International Conference on Arts and Humanities in Honolulu, Hawaii; The Phenomenon of Singing International Symposium V, in Newfoundland, Canada; and the Seventeenth International Kodály Symposium in Leicester, England. Her professional work can be heard on the solo harp CD recordings Harpa Hungarica and Harpchipelago, and seen on the DVD program Harp Playing for Life.
Dr. Rinne is an honor graduate of the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, Budapest, Hungary, and holds a Doctor of Music degree from Indiana University.
Flutist Leanne Hampton enjoys an exciting and versatile career as an orchestral performer, chamber musician, soloist, and teacher. She is the Consortium Instructor of Flute at the University of Evansville as well as Principal Flute for the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra. Leanne completed a DMA at the University of Colorado Boulder where she served as a teaching assistant to Christina Jennings. Since 2012, she served as the instructor of flute for the Continuing Education Department at the University of Colorado.
Additionally, Leanne was a member of an award-winning graduate wind quintet, 40th Parallel. She has performed with the Boulder Opera Company, Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, and the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra. Leanne has attended the Aspen Music Festival and the Texas Music Festival, and she is a semi-finalist for the New World Symphony's 2017-2018 season. She has performed under the baton of distinguished conductors including Marvin Hamlisch and Robert Spano, and she has worked with prominent artists such as Gil Shaham, Stephen Hough, and the Indigo Girls. Leanne has premiered works by American composer Daniel Kellogg, and she performed has with the Aspen Contemporary Ensemble, the Colorado New Music Ensemble, and at the Midwest American Composers Exchange Conference. She has competed and won prizes at the Mid-South Flute Society Young Artist, Oklahoma Flute Society, MTNA, and Plowman Chamber Music Competitions.
A native of Little Rock, Arkansas, Leanne received her MM from the University of Colorado and BA from the University of Central Arkansas. Her principal teachers are Christina Jennings, Dr. Carolyn Brown, and Brook Ferguson. Other important influences include Nadine Asin and Leone Buyse.
The Harlaxton Quintet is the woodwind quintet-in-residence at the University of Evansville, and has appeared many times in the area in formal concerts as well as in education concerts in area schools. The members are Leanne Hampton, flute, Elizabeth Robertson, oboe, Thomas Josenhans, clarinet, Edwin Lacy, bassoon, and Emily Britton, horn.
Dr. Alanna Keenan, Associate Professor of Voice at the University of Evansville, holds a Bachelor of Music in vocal performance from Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa, and Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees in vocal performance with a minor in musicology from Louisiana State University. She teaches applied voice and diction. Prior to joining the faculty of the Department of Music she taught at Franciscan University in Steubenville, Ohio, where she directed the vocal program and taught courses in performance, music history, diction, and aural skills.
Dr. Keenan is an active performer in recital, opera, and oratorio. Among the roles she has sung are Mother Marie (Dialogue of the Carmelites), Mrs. McClean (Susannah), Cathleen (Riders to the Sea), Hermia (A Midsummer Night's Dream), Marcellina (Le nozze di Figaro), and the title role in Carmen. Oratorio credits include Saint-Saëns's Christmas Oratorio, Vivaldi's Gloria, Fauré's Requiem, Handel's Messiah, and Schubert's Mass in G. Keenan has recently appeared as a soloist with OvreArts, the Pittsburgh Festival Orchestra, and choir of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Dr. Keenan's students have been accepted to graduate schools across the country including Indiana University, Catholic University, Cleveland State University, and East Carolina University. Her students have been accepted into summer programs such as SongFest and the American Singers' Opera Project. She is a full member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing.
Eric McCluskey is an Assistant Professor of Music at the University of Evansville, where he currently teaches applied voice and the vocal diction courses. Prior to coming to the University of Evansville, Dr. McCluskey was an Assistant Professor of Music at Shorter University in Rome, Georgia where he taught applied voice, vocal diction, song literature, and vocal pedagogy. He holds a Doctor of Music degree from the Jacobs School of Music where he studied with Distinguished Professor Timothy Noble. His Masters of Music and Bachelors of Music come from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Additionally, McCluskey received training while participating in the Merola Program with the San Francisco Opera, the Musicians Club of America in Franklin, North Carolina, and at the Chautauqua Institute in New York.
Before beginning a teaching career McCluskey sang professionally and continues to perform as often as his teaching will allow today. His career spans over thirty years and began with Opera Theatre of St. Louis in 1985 singing the role of Fiorello in Rossini's Il Barbiere di Siviglia with Leonard Slatkin conducting. After completing a Masters degree in 1986 his career began to escalate and by the early 1990's he had sung with opera companies across the United States. His performances include touring with San Francisco Opera's Western Opera Theater and two tours with New York City Opera's National Company. He has sung side by side with some of the great ladies of opera today including Susan Graham, Anna Marie Martinez, and Christine Brewer. McCluskey has also worked with some of the leading conductors, coaches, and stage directors including the already mentioned Leonard Slatkin, John Nelson, Donald Palumbo, Stephen Lord and the late Colin Graham.
Dr. McCluskey has sung a few world premieres including Gian Carlo Menotti's The Singing Child with the Spoleto Festival USA and Opera Omaha's performances of Weisgall's Gardens of Adonis and Casken's Golem. His career has afforded him some unique performances including singing Mahler's Songs of a Wayfarer with the Paris Opera Ballet. McCluskey sang the performance with the orchestra in the pit while the international ballet star Rudolf Nureyev danced. Dr. McCluskey has also enjoyed performances on board the HMS Sagafjord and Vistafjord on three different occasions.
Several awards helped launch his career, including the William Matheus Sullivan Award, the Richard Gaddes Award from Opera Theater of Saint Louis, the Merola Opera Awards, and the Young Artist Competition from the Women's Association of the St. Louis Symphony Society. He also credits competitions in which he competed as a finalist, including The Bruce Yarnell Competition and the Zachary Competition.
While completing his doctoral degree at Indiana University, Dr. McCluskey began building a web site for the songs of Gerald Finzi and one can now visit an expanded version of the site at: www.finzisong.com
Garnet Ungar has appeared throughout the world as piano soloist with orchestra, in recitals and masterclasses at major universities, and in broadcasts on American Public Radio, the CBC in Canada, and Hong Kong Radio. Highlights of recent seasons were recitals and masterclasses at Xinghai Conservatory in China, Kwassui University in Japan, Indiana University, the University of Michigan, the University of British Columbia, Hong Kong Baptist University, Tanglewood, the American Liszt Society in New York City, and the Arts and Letters Club in Toronto. He has also performed in Switzerland, Sweden, and England, and his recording of the Brahms Second Piano Concerto with the Varna Philharmonic in Bulgaria was described in Clavier Magazine as "powerful and precise…having solidity and passion, a magisterial presence, structural integrity, immediacy and intensity." In 2009 he released his second CD, of Schubert piano works. A review in Fanfare Magazine mentioned "subtle nuances under perfect control and never sounding self-conscious…a fine control of myriad touches and colors… steady, focused, and unrelenting-a really superlative account." Clavier Companion describes "an impressively imaginative and nuanced musical sensitivity with a refined technique" and "a complexity to his interpretations that cannot be fully appreciated at a first listening."
Dr. Ungar recently co-wrote Inner Voices, the autobiography of his most famous teacher, Abbey Simon. Published in 2017 and available on Amazon.com, the book traces Simon's artistic and personal journey from his childhood at the Curtis Institute to navigating the thorny business of music and, of course, the music itself. The book also contains several appendices of historical significance.
Dr. Ungar has served on the piano faculties of Mount Royal University in Calgary, the University Settlement House in Toronto, and the Music at Maple Mount Summer Institute in Kentucky. He is currently Professor of Music at the University of Evansville in Indiana. He regularly adjudicates piano competitions including, most recently, the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival, Midwest Young Artists in Chicago, and Kentucky and Tennessee MTNA. In demand as a private teacher, his students have won several other important local and state competitions. They have included six first prizewinners in the Evansville Philharmonic Competition, four finalists in the Indianapolis Symphony Competition, and first and second place winners in the Murray State/Paducah Symphony Competition. He has also taught multiple State MTNA and Evansville Schmidt Award winners.
Born in Montréal, Dr. Ungar obtained degrees in piano performance from the Universities of Toronto, Calgary, and Houston, where his principal teachers were William Aide, Marilyn Engle, Abbey Simon, and Ruth Tomfohrde. Additional studies include sessions at the Royal Conservatory of Toronto, where he obtained an Associate Performer's diploma, with Marek Jablonski at the Banff School of Fine Arts, Marc Durand and Anton Kuerti at the Centre d'Arts Orford in Québec, and Bernard Ebert at the Académie de Musique de Sion in Switzerland.
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All of our building works are now complete, and we are in the campaigning stages to secure operational funding so we can deliver a detox programme for the people of the Goldfields.
GRSI Wins Funding!
New Rehabilitation Facility for Kalgoorlie
After many years of hard work and campaigning, GRSI have finally be awarded funding to expand their services with a new facility.
Goldfields Rehabilitation Services will expand from a 7 bed facility to an 18 bed service with the addition of a detoxification centre.
Everyone is very excited to see project come to fruitition and it will benefit the entire community.
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GRSI Open Day
Goldfields Rehabilitation Services Inc. are holding an Open Day for the community.
GRSI are hosting their first Open Day on 9th of September 2016.
The facility will be open to members of the community and staff from supporting agencies, we will be touring people around, discussing our programme and the referral process.
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Morning tea will also be provided.
Fundraiser Garage Sale
GRSI is holding a fundraiser Garage Sale to raise funds for Christmas Event
Goldfields Rehabilitation Services Inc. staff along with the residents will be holding a fundraising garage sale on 13th of December 2015.
The community have been great in contributing donations for the event, any leftover items will be donated on to Lions Club for their community garage sales.
The residents under the guidance of Em from Hippocrackaduck have also collobarted to design a painting to be auctioned off on the day.
There will be a sausage sizzle also available, so come down say Hi, and grab yourself some bargains!
White Ribbon Day 2015
Annual march against violence
GRSI staff and residents were again proud to particpate in the White Ribbon Day march to make a stand against violence against women.
One of residents at the time also made a public declaration against violence against women with the Kalgoorlie Miner.
Fundraiser Quiz Night 2015
Attended by many and enjoyed by everyone!
GRSI held yet another successful fundraiser quiz night on 9th of October 2015.
The event was once again held at the WMC Graduates Hall and the room was filled with over 250 community members testing their knowledge skills and vying for pole position!
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Originators of FightingGoliath and on-the-front-lines anti-megaload activists Linwood Laughy and Borg Hendrickson were recently honored to win the 2011 Max Dalton Open Government Award.
As noted in a Dan Popkey blog post in the Idaho Statesman, "Hendrickson and Laughy pressed for the disclosure of transportation plans for shipments of massive industrial equipment bound for Canada over Idaho's scenic U.S.12. They also unveiled correspondence between oil companies and the Idaho Transportation Department and posted the material on their website ... "
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Master of Orion reviews ( 7 )
I usually don't play these games because I'm dumb and never even understand the tutorials--but I can play and understand this one for some reason. I'm having a blast with it. Maybe I'm having a blast with it because I'm dumb. Either way--I think it's really cool. Thank you to whoever made it--even my Simple Jack mind can play around in space now and feel like I'm a conquering hero.
Loved the game! i don´t know why some people feel like this game is not up to expectations. Gameplay? Good. Animations? Good. Graphics? Good. Voice acting? Good (well, amazing actually). I love this kind of genre and sometimes feel like there are too many variables to understand exactly what is happening in all the layers; and I didn´t have this problem at all wit MoO, felt in control of my civilization all along.
It's not perfect,but it's better than most 4x space games out there. The combat is the weakest point of this game,only involving pressing the attack button.Ground combat is not animated like in moo2 or cinematic,for some reason that part has been overlooked :/. On the other side-great voice acting,unique races,chill music,good graphics,epic space battle cinematics,easy to get into.
I have only played MoO 3 before and never tried MoO 2 and 1. Master of Orion (the new one) is much better than MoO 3 in my opinion. I've watched MoO 2 gameplay on YT and it seems like the new MoO takes the most out of MoO 2. I've played just one campaign (500+ turns) which took me 17 hours. The game really sucked me in and I've not slept for one night. In the morning it was regular 4X hangover due to overdose. I've come back after breakfast though. Yeah, it's addictive. The AI is much better than in MoO 3 in which AI's actions didn't make sense 95% of time. During my 500 turns playthrough I've encountered only one nonsensical AI action. The AI was my ally with high standing and was oppressed by other empire. I've come to aid them and I've destroyed several systems of their enemies. After that I've established colony on oppressor's capital planet (my kind of thing). My ally was angry at me because I've built my colony close to his empire. This is just plain stupid: 1. They did the same thing building colonies right beside me and it was fine. 2. I've come to help them and they should be thankful for me getting rid of their troubles. 3. It was never their system. What the hell? Diplomacy is just as horrible as in MoO 3. Most of interactions are locked behind research. When you are approached by other empire with a request/offer you cannot send counter-proposition (really, wtf?). You cannot break 20 turns cease-fire or declare war in that time which makes absolutely no sense. There's much room for improvement when it comes to diplomacy. I'm also a little sceptical about Antarans. I don't like them. They regularly attack the strongest empire which usually is me. It makes me keep my forces close to my systems instead of going to wars and exploring galaxy. You often think about helping allies or conquering systems but then you realize it's been 50 turns since last Antaran's strike, they will be back soon. They are completely unnecessary. Defeating them is the only win condition without achievement on Steam. Oh, and by the way - once you go to destroy Antarans in their pocket universe, you cannot compare your strength to theirs until it's to late and you cannot cancel this action. Copy your saves before doing that. Research tree is really cool and much better than in MoO 3. Most of the stuff you research is really useful and often fun and interesting. Ship templates work fine as long as you maintain them yourself. Auto configuration often fails on stuff like parts that increase ship space and allow for installation of more weapons and/or additional systems. Why? It simply never uses them - you have to add them yourself. I'd also appreciate some way to test my designs. Maybe simulation battles? It's sci-fi, figure it out. The only way to test expansive weaponry is building expansive ships and declaring wars. It's not how it works in real life. Music is much better than in MoO 3 which made me feel sick after a couple of minutes. The game itself is lighter and doesn't take itself so seriously. Graphics are a little candy-like but that's good. MoO 3 tried to take itself very seriously and it was growing tiring after time. Turns take short time to compute in the beginning but after 300-350 turns when there's a lot happening (8 empires, largest galaxy) turns take longer to compute. I'd say they take about 5-10 seconds on i5-2400. I wonder if i7 (8 threads, 4 cores) would help - I'm not sure how well turn computing is paralleled. It's also worth mentioning that Mac client simply sucks. I've played game on both Windows PC and Mac and there's no way to make this game work full-screen on Mac. It just displays black screen which I've googled and turns out it is regular business with WG games. I see I've mentioned only the bad stuff. Don't mind it - I've had a blast with the game and will come back to it. Assume that what I haven't mentioned is really great. I just wish for some dev to read it and fix what can be fixed.
The game is better than master of orion 3 but not as good as moo2. The new designers took away turn based combat and substituted real-time, strike#1, and they implemented star-lanes instead of go-where-you-want limited only by fuel, strike#2. The reason that Civilization (sid meier's civ) has been so successful all these years is that they just improve on the basic system .. not change it. With the Moo series, every single version after moo2 is a completely different game. What I really, really want is just an upgrade of the prior version (similar to what civ does) do not create a different game & don't change the fundamental basic system. I want to play a turn based game (as moo2) with a semi-simultaneous turn based tactical combat system (as moo2) and with warp movement (go anywhere ... as moo2) ... why do they have to keep changing the things that made the original so darn great?? This is why every version after moo2 has been failing. Stars in shadow is the only space game that I've played since moo2 that retains the 3 core elements that made moo2 so great, and in fact, stars in shadow is a very good game (though it needs some more work & DLC before becoming truly great).
I had great hopes about this game when it was originally announced. Since I didn't want to play a work in progress, I pre-ordered MOO and then waited for it to be released. Now, the good things. It really is a Master of Orion remake. It feels like Master of Orion and it looks and sounds like Master of Orion and that's about it. The bad news is that it doesn't add anything to the original or rather, it takes away features. Wargaming's Master of Orion isn't a bad game, it's just... redundant. So, just get the original Master of Orion 2 somewhere instead.
I gave this game a try only because I kind of liked sorcerer king rivals so why not grab something that seems so popular, generally I find these 4x(coined) games to be a hit the turn button more than any semblance of game. Well despite my biased opinion, I did like the voice acting, cut scenes, graphics and general ambiance,the setting and sound tracks were immersive. My first huge gripe is the tech tree, its a disorienting mess of upgrades, structures,ship hulls and weapons jammed into some drug induced order that kicks logic in the balls; its not the first game that I have tried that did this badly so I rolled with it.Then after two hundred or so turns and not really having done anything but watch the tech bar grow and my planet get more people, I saw that I was actually playing(to steal a term that keeps popping up in browser games) a slower and much prettier cow clicker. This highlights a general design flaw in these sorts of games, the whole game play takes place between your last turn and some distant turn far down the line, then do it again. In a game like Stardrive the developer employed time system were by a turn would be 5 seconds, so the game would progress rts style albeit the tech tree in that game was simpler and made more sense. This game is a bore fest, its not very interactive, build something, research a tech, send a ship to explore then wait 20 turns to do it again. There are numerous over sites in the ui and presentation of menus as well as aspects that should have been included such as a tabbed list of structure on the selected planet, control scheme needs some work and the tech tree/buildings available are chaotic and full of bloat.


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I am using qt 5.2 and I have been trying to figure out how to have extra files along with my application when it installs. I want to be able to use adb shell and then cd into data/data/org.qtproject.example.myProjectPath/ I would like to be able to find that file somewhere. I had posted a question about this already but was unable to find answers some people did reply and there was mentioning of assets but qt 5.2 doesnt create an assets file. I was also told to try something along the lines of
@deployment.files += program
deployment.path = /assets
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Neither of these I could get to work. I was also given this link http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qmake-advanced-usage.html#installing-files but it does not seem to be android specific.


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It's our holiday's namesake: Pesach refers to the sacrifice our ancestors made one decisive night in Egypt, and a pesach (a.k.a. z'roa or 'limb') sits on traditional seder plates – usually a shriveled, barely recognizable, roasted bone. We're told partway through the seder that as one of the Big Three ritual items, we positively must parse the pesach (plus matzah and maror). Vegetarians, or folks who'd prefer a dairy/milchig seder meal, seem out of luck at this meatiest of holidays.
Or, not! Actually, a sustainable, morally consistent, still-yummy seder evening can – should?! – minimize suffering, emphasize ecological practices, and extend liberation to all of God's creatures. A low-on-the-food-chain Pesach makes traditional, moral, environmental, and gastronomic sense. Here's how —
Traditional: roast a beet, and cut it in half – outside it's dry and shriveled like any shankbone; inside it literally drips blood-red juice. What could better evoke our ancestors' anguished moment, and that foundational ritual, on the eve of the tenth plague? So suggests Rav Huna, in the Talmud (Pesachim 114b). Later authorities also authorize a mushroom: as with portobello burgers, fungi are famously fleshy. So your meatless seder plate remains kosher. You can serve anything with it, too — but cooking for Passover is already hard enough; making it milchig (dairy) or pareve (no meat or milk) might just make sense.
Moral: Unless you pay a pretty premium for ethically-sourced, free-range, locally-grown, organically-fed meat, little is liberatory about your fleishig meal. Animals – and the underpaid workers who raise, transport, slaughter and package them in concentrated animal farming operations – are often mistreated. To be ethically consistent at our festival of freedom, if not buying the best meat, best stick with the beet.
Environmental: The greatest moral issue now facing us is climate change, with all it's already doing (and worse to come) to poorer people, the ecosystem, and our own grandkids. The UN's Food and Agriculture Organization calculated in 2011 that livestock cause fully 18% of the climate's anthropogenic (human-caused) change – more than all forms of transportation, cars included, combined. Diet is personal, but so are the lives of others and the planet's health. Eating lower on the food chain is a key action we can all take to liberate the poor from rising seas and worse storms; free endangered species from their ever-more-precarious perches; and ensure abundant Passovers for future generations.
Gastronomic: Vegetarian Pesach recipes abound. Google them. Ecological and ethical can be equally epicurean!
So a vegan (or at least vegetarian) seder would be great. But as with the 363 other dinners each year, simply buying and serving less meat makes a real difference. Every ounce of brisket off our table allows a full pound of beets or bagels (but not on Pesach!) to be produced with the same resources. Serving fewer meat meals, or smaller helpings, is a great start toward greater sustainability – a step toward expanding liberation.
So some of us will roast a beet blood-red, or mount a mealy mushroom on our symbolic plate, at our dairy or pareve seder. Others may stick with the z'roah / shankbone, but with less meat and more veggies at the feast. Either way, may ours be a zissen (joyous), mash'ma'uti (meaningful), kasher (as much as you want it to be), and ever-more sustainable Pesach.
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Thanks, Fred, for your important teaching. It's our custom to roast a small sweet potato and place it on the seder plate as our "Paschal Yam."


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What are the cutting techniques for the T41 4-inch cutting disc?
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With the rapid development of the electronics industry, the application range of wafers is
getting larger and larger, and wafer processing is paying more and more attention. The
consumption of semiconductor materials reflects the scale and technological level of a
country's IC manufacturing industry. The production of silicon materials and the level of
silicon wafer production represent the basic strength of a country's IC industry materials.
Compared with developed countries, China is still far behind in wafer processing, and most
of the wafers are imported. Research on wafers has focused on the grinding process, and
there has been little research on wafer cutting technology. The T41 4-inch cutting disc
size plays a big role in cutting technology. So what is its cutting technology? Let's take
a look.
Common methods for wafer cutting are: external cutting, internal cutting and wire cutting.
When the outer circle is cut, the blade is too thin and radially receives the pressure of
the crystal, and is easily deformed and laterally oscillated, so that the loss of the
crystal material is large and the crystal face is not flat. Therefore, the outer circular
cutting is mainly used for directional cutting and large-scale material shaping cutting of
long crystals with large crystal deflection. Inner circle cutting and wire cutting are the
two main methods of wafer cutting. This paper introduces the main problems of these two
wafer cutting equipments and tools, and analyzes the cutting system. Based on this, some
improved methods are introduced. In addition to the T41 cutting piece, the 105 * 1.2 * 16 cutting disc piece is also the cutting technology we currently use.
At present, the medium and small size wafer cutting mainly adopts the inner circle cutting
method, which is to plate the diamond abrasive as the cutting edge in the inner diameter of
the blade, as shown in FIG. When the inner circle is cut, the cutting blade is driven by
the spindle to rotate at a high speed while being fed radially relative to the workpiece.
The advantages of the inner circle cutting technology are: (1) the cutting precision is
high, the thickness difference of the 300 mm diameter wafer is only 0.01 mm; (2) the
slicing cost is low, and the price of the inner circular slicer of the same specification
is the price of the wire cutting machine 1 /3-1/4; (3) Each piece can be adjusted for
crystal orientation and slice thickness; (4) Flexible adjustment when small batch and
multi-size processing. The disadvantages are: (1) the surface damage layer of the wafer is
large; (2) the knife edge is wide and the material loss is large; (3) the productivity is
low, and only one piece is cut at a time.
The large diameter of the wafer, on the one hand, increases the curvature of the wafer, on
the other hand increases the vibration during the cutting process, how to improve the
equipment and select reasonable process parameters, and control these two indicators, which
becomes the main problem of wafer cutting. The quality of the inner-circle-cut wafers can
be improved by sophisticated saw blade control and sensor technology. Reducing the lateral
vibration of the cutting line, increasing the rigidity of the cutting line, etc. can
improve the wire cutting. It is the main research topic of wafer cutting to systematically
study the wafer cutting mechanism and process rules, improve the performance of the cutting
system, and improve the quality and efficiency of wafer cutting.
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If you already have deficiencies or absorption problems, it could be potentially dangerous to restrict your diet to only plant based produce. For example, I've got Crohn's disease and am unable to digest leafy greens and most hard fruits at the moment because of the location of my ulcers.
But that's not an argument as to why veganism isn't a good diet, it says nothing about veganism. It just says that I in my current condition am better off eating certain animal products in order to get enough nutrients.
So while this is no argument against veganism as a whole, it does mean it doesn't always work for everyone.
hey my mum has crohn's disease, she has it pretty bad too. She doesn't follow a vegan diet like me though and tends to have a high meat/dairy intake and low plant-based intake. She says anything with fiber makes things worse for her. I have heard that plant-based diets can help with crohns, and kinda feel like suggesting it to her. How do you find your crohn's on a vegan diet? If you don't mind me asking?
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Monday's weather: start of a change
Once we emerged from the fog and low clouds each morning, this past weekend was about as perfect as it gets in midwinter around here.
Crystal clear skies and high temperatures well into the 50s were a common theme Saturday and Sunday throughout Western Washington, but it looks like we might have peaked in the temperature and sun department as major changes are on the way.
Monday will help ease us into this transition with morning fog and partial afternoon sunshine. Clearing won't be nearly as extensive as the weekend, but we should see some sun. Low temperatures in the morning will stay solidly in the 30s, with high temperatures breaking out to the upper 40s by afternoon.
That monster monthlong ridge, which has left extensive drought conditions in the Southwest and a poor snowpack for the Cascades, will break down throughout the upcoming week, with snow levels crashing to around 2,500 feet by the end of the week. Precipitation still will be on the light side for the next seven days, but anything at this point is a big deal for ski resorts.
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Nostradamus, Bibliomancer: The Man, the Myth, the Truth
New Page Books, 2010 - Body, Mind & Spirit - 288 pages
Do you think Nostradamus, the famous 16th century "Prophet of Provence," was some kind of magician, perhaps a doctor, astrologer, and seer, too? If so, Peter Lemesurier's revelation that he was really just an ordinary man using an equally ordinary technique may come as a shock.
After re-examining the original sources, Lemesurier concludes that Nostradamus was in fact neither a doctor nor an astrologer, nor even (by his own admission) a prophet. He merely believed that history repeats itself, thus and projected known past events onto the future. To do so, he used the process of bibliomancy--randomly selecting extracts of randomly chosen books, then claiming "divine inspiration."
Unsurprisingly, he has almost never been proved right.
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This November, Humboldt County voters will have the opportunity to pass Measure K, which will remove any active involvement by county authorities in federal immigration enforcement.
Sanctuary is a much misunderstood and misrepresented concept. It does not interfere with immigration enforcement. It simply prohibits the dedication of local resources to unfunded mandates which serve only to prop up scapegoating national politics. The threat by ICE, the president, and other aspects of the federal government to punish Sanctuary jurisdictions violates the spirit and letter of the 10th Amendment and state sovereignty.
The "voluntary" Joint Task Forces being pushed by federal statute and politics become mandatory if states and local jurisdictions are forced to participate either due to threats of funding cut-offs or claims that laws which refuse the cooperation are illegal. And to date, all attempts to mandate local involvement in immigration enforcement have been ruled unconstitutional.
It is true that the federal government has Constitutional primacy when it comes to immigration law. States and local jurisdictions cannot interfere with lawful federal immigration enforcement. But as established by court case in the 19th century pertaining to the Fugitive Slave Laws, states are under no obligation to participate in the task forces. ICE has its job and local authorities have theirs.
Moreover, the very federal statutes which establish the Voluntary Task Forces explicitly state that no reimbursement shall be made to local jurisdictions which expend local resources to those efforts. The price tag is often significant. The conservatives of our communities have often lamented the centralization of political power in Washington, D.C. (and Sacramento) which requires actions of local governments sans funding. Nothing in a Sanctuary ordinance prevents local law enforcement from consulting with ICE if separate crime is involved.
But Measure K offers much more than most Sanctuary ordinances. There are numerous families which include non-citizen parents with naturally born citizen children. Among other things, the Sanctuary Measure would mandate parental decision-making rights for those parents separated from their children by arrest and/or deportation.
Whatever feelings one may have about the parents' choices in entry to the country, these families are now integral to local communities and the welfare and successful upbringing of the children are of paramount importance. Preventing the break-up of families is essential as a matter of values, but also community interest.
The media and certain political figures have placed ridiculous emphasis on "criminals, drug dealers, and rapists" to quote one famous politician. But this refers to an extremely small subset of the undocumented immigrant population as statistically speaking a foreign-born non-citizen resident, whether documented or undocumented, is less likely to commit any crime – probably because they have much more to lose than a citizen.
Most undocumented residents are here to work. You do business with them directly or indirectly every day. They are your coworkers. Your neighbors. They may be your friends. Their children attend school with yours. You have cheered at school and youth sport events alongside undocumented parents of your children's teammates.
Some of your friends may be undocumented – it's not something people talk about. They may be Latino, Asian, European or Canadian. They each have an individual story which accounts for their undocumented status, and their explanations may change hearts as to whether they are people who disrespect the law. Necessity, dreams, children and other individual circumstances often generate difficult choices.
In the meantime, it is important to your own interests that every member of a community feel safe to contact the police to report a crime, fire or other emergency.
It is important to your health that everyone obtain medical evaluation and treatment when ill. It is important that the millions who live here undocumented obtain education, job training, and feel they have a stake in the communities of which they are a part.
Conservatives locally have objected to local regulations and general plans because they do not pertain to "the reality on the ground." Whether you support the choices these millions of individuals have made, the "reality on the ground" is that they are here and integral to your community. If they were to disappear tomorrow, you would feel the consequences of the loss – to economy, society, and community.
And they are part of your community. When one part of a community is compromised, the whole community is compromised. Please vote yes on Measure K as an affirmation of community.
Eric V. Kirk is an attorney, skeptic and radio host.


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Surgical strikes were carried out 3 times during UPA regime: Rahul Gandhi
Jaipur, Dec 1: Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Saturday lashed out at Narendra Modi for politicising the military decisions and accused the Prime Minister of interfering in Army's domain.
Speaking in poll-bound Rajasthan's Udaipur, Rahul said that surgical strikes across the border were carried out even during former prime minister Manmohan Singh's regime, but the then Congress-led government chose to keep it a secret.
Modi tears into Rahul Gandhi, stops short of calling him ignorant
"Do you know that like Mr Narendra Modi's surgical strike, Manmohan Singh ji did that 3 times? When Army came to Mr Manmohan Singh and said we need to retaliate against Pakistan for what they have done they also said we wanted to be secret, for our own purposes," he said.
"Mr Narendra Modi actually reached into Army's domain and shaped their surgical strike, he turned their surgical strike into a political asset when it actually was a military decision," he furher said.
During the interactive session with business community and professionals in Udaipur, Rahul took a jibe at Modi and said that the Prime Minister thinks that he knows everything.
"Prime Minister Narendra Modi thinks he knows better than the Army what needs to be done in their area, he knows politics better, he knows agriculture better. He thinks all the knowledge of the world comes from his mind," said Rahul Gandhi.
Rahul attacked the Modi-led government over a range of issues. Speaking on unemployment, he said that joblessness in India is the most serious threat. He said the Congress would make employment generation for youth a priority if voted to power.
"Creation of jobs for youngsters is the biggest challenge that the country faces today and the PM has failed in doing so. China, our biggest competitor is producing 50,000 jobs every 24 hours," he said.
Telangana Election: 'PM Modi broke every promise he made,' alleges Rahul
Targeting PM on his demonetisation move, Rahul Gandhi said "PM locked up the entire cabinet when he was announcing demonetisation on November 8, 2016."
The 200-member Rajasthan Assembly is scheduled to go to polls on December 7 and counting of votes will take place on December 11.


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Need to build a fence? Here's an unusual and inexpensive solution - pallet fences! They're cheap and cheerful yet easy and remarkably robust! Choosing pallets to build a fence around your property is a clever idea especially if you are trying to enclose a big yard. You can save a heap of money with this cheap yet strong alternative. Pallets are readily available and, by repurposing them, you are reducing landfill impact! BTW, if you have trouble believing pallets are easy to come by, here's…
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The First Look for Charity is the nation's largest auto show and a formal gala benefiting Special Olympics and 17 other vital charities in the Chicagoland area. Now in its 30th year, the First Look offers complimentary hors-d'oeuvres, champagne, wine, soft drinks and desserts all on the show floor. Guests will also enjoy live music and have the chance to win a new 2020 vehicle. The Special Olympics Illinois hospitality suite will be open all evening beginning at 6:00 pm located at S403. Enjoy the open bar, hors-d'oeuvres and complimentary coat check. Remember – this is a tax-deductible contribution.
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As early as The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim launched on PC, fans took it upon themselves to use the game's fancy engine magic to craft the RPG they really wanted - a prettier looking version of its prequels Oblivion and Morrowind.
With a total of 6 years of development time between them, both projects are coming along nicely if the below trailers are anything to go by. Not too long ago, the Skywind team - those behind the long-standing Morrowind rebuild - put out a casting call for new members looking to try their hands at anything from 3D modelling to voice acting to speed the process along. And it looks as if their efforts paid off.
Part of the larger 'TES Renewel Project', the Skywind leg of the plans has a 2 minute long October progress report posted below. Though there's still no official release date in mind, hopefully in upcoming Skyrim HD Remaster will help bridge the gap somewhat.
Let's just hope the eventual release isn't overshadowed by a new Elder Scrolls game running on a new engine. While the majority of volunteer positions are closed at the minute, there's still an open casting call for anyone who puts on a good Dunmer accent.
Who knew you could get excited by a video showcasing 'Interior Cluttering'. Other than hoarders, anyway. Want to see how Oblivion looks in the Skyrim engine? Click over here.
Cyrodiil and Morrowind Are Looking Good Within The Skyrim Engine
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2017 Georgia Legislative Policy Forum 'Wisdom, Justice, Transformation' Date: Friday, October 13, 2017 Location: Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel and Convention Center 2450 Galleria Parkway; Atlanta, GA 30339 Time: 7:30-8 a.m. Coffee/Breakfast | 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Program Lunch included Register Now Here The entire event is open to the public, but registration is required. AGENDA 7:30 – 8:00 – Continental Breakfast 8:00 – 8:15 – Welcome 8:20 – 8:50 – Opening Presentation: Federal Tax Reform and What It Means for Georgia Jonathan Williams, Chief Economist and Vice President for the Center for State Fiscal Reform at the … Continue Reading →
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For Pat Noelle, Saturday was about searching for answers.
Noelle was one of approximately 50 residents, students and local advocates who marched in protest of rising rent prices at the Collins Crossing Apartment Homes in Carrboro.
"It's not fair," Noelle said. "If the rent goes up, what are they gonna offer us?"
The march for Collins Crossing began at the Carrboro Town Commons and wound through downtown, finishing on the lawn of Collins Crossing.
Collins Crossing, formerly known as Abbey Court Condominiums, was recently bought by Aspen Square Management.


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Defending Formula One World champion Sebastian Vettel dominated the entire weekend in Australia to take the win in the opening round of the 2011 season.
Vettel was on a different level to the rest of the field and rather ominously the German did it without the benefit of KERS.
Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber also ran without KERS, but he showed no where near the performance levels of the reigning World champion finishing fifth to equal his best result in his home grand prix.
Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button both showed solid form, with both drivers having very different races. Much like Vettel, Hamilton had a race on his own, at times he was giving Vettel something to think about, but realistically, Hamilton was nailed on for second once he had made his way through the first series of corners on the opening lap.
Button had a more eventful race, he dropped down a couple of places on the start and ended up behind Ferrari's Felipe Massa, the two had a bit of a dual which ended with Button and Massa being along side each other, but to avoid an incident Button took to an escape road to gain the position.
Button would probably have surrendered the position immediately under normal circumstances, however conveniently for Ferrari Fernando Alonso swarmed over Massa and took the place.
Button rather than pulling over to let both Ferrari's past, the McLaren team waited for a call from the race stewards, the result, rather predictably was a drive through penalty.
Despite the loss of about 25 seconds, Button went on to finish sixth.
Drive of the day arguably went to Renault's Vitaly Petrov who claimed his first podium position of his career. The Russian gained two places at the start of the race and ran a solid race to finish third.
To the surprise of everyone and to the bemusement of new tyre manufacturer Pirelli, Sauber's Sergio Perez completed the race with just one pit stop, making both the Pirelli soft and hard tyres survive for the whole 58 laps.
Throughout the winter Pirelli came under criticism for designing a tyre which didn't last very long in comparison to Bridgestone and yet once we get to the opening race of the season, one of the drivers managed to make the tyres survive, which could prove to be an indication for how future races will pan out.
Elsewhere and Britain's Paul di Resta finished in twelfth for Force India on his F1 debut.
It was a disappointing weekend for Mercedes, with both Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg retiring following contact.
Schumacher had an incident with Alguersuari at the start which resulted in the seven-time World champion eventually retiring after 19 laps, three laps later and Rosberg was forced to retire after he was the innocent party in a collision with Barrichello.
The result of course leaves Vettel starting this season as he ended last year, winning his third race in succession to lead the 2011 drivers championship, while Red Bull leads the Constructors on 35 points, with McLaren second with 26 points.
We now have a two week wait until Round Two in Sepang for the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Vettel storms to victory
Defending Formula One World champion Sebastian Vettel dominated the entire weekend in Australia to take the win in the opening round of the 2011 season.


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In November 2018, LetsGoDigital declared that the name of Samsung's collapsing cell phone that would no doubt be Galaxy Fold, in light of a trademark that the Korean producer submitted around then to guarantee brand security.
LetsGoDigital then pictured the foldable telephone by making 3D renders of the model that was appeared in November 2018 amid the Developer Conference. Presently the season of theory is at last finished, Samsung has formally declared its first foldable gadget!
Foldable telephone with six cameras
The new cell phone from Samsung has an Infinity Flex show, this is the expansive 7.3-inch adaptable screen within the gadget. There is a kind of wide score in which a double camera is prepared. These are by all account not the only cameras, the progressive telephone is furnished with. There are six cameras altogether. One on the front, two within and three on the back.
The Galaxy Fold is fueled by a 7nm processor with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of capacity. The memory can likewise be extended with a memory card. Because of the substantial presentation, the incredible processor and the huge measure of memory, the freshest expansion of Samsung is likewise entirely reasonable for versatile gaming.
Foldable Android cell phone
The foldable gadget keeps running on an altered Android OS in blend with the One UI skin from Samsung. With the foldable Galaxy cell phone, you can utilize three applications in the meantime. This is the first run through. Amid the item introduction, a broad exhibition was given of the One UI interface.
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Thusly, when the Fold is totally collapsed open, you can utilize the left side for one application. While you can indicate two applications over one another on the correct portion of the screen. For instance, the YouTube application was appeared on the left, and an errand person and program application on the opposite side. You can choose for yourself which application is shown where basically by making a swipe development on the screen.
The unique finger impression scanner isn't put on the screen, yet in favor of the cell phone. Likewise, the Samsung Galaxy Fold is furnished with stereo speakers, tuned by AKG. The foldable Samsung cell phone has two batteries. The absolute limit is essentially lower than anticipated, in particular 4,830 mAh. We should trust that the principal master surveys will perceive what this will mean by and by.
Purchase Galaxy Fold
The foldable telephone from Samsung will be accessible in America from April 26, 2019. In Europe, we will have seven days longer tolerance, the dispatch date is arranged here on May 3, 2019. A pre-request situation is now made conceivable right away. Buyers can purchase the Galaxy Fold in four unique hues; Space Silver, Cosmos Black, Martian Green, and Astro Blue.


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Alfreton, Midlands Employment Information
Alfreton Overview Believed to have been founded by King Alfred, Alfreton town in Amber Valley, Derbyshire, has ...
Alfreton Overview
Believed to have been founded by King Alfred, Alfreton town in Amber Valley, Derbyshire, has historically also spanned the villages of Swanwick, Somercotes, Riddings and Ironville. This erstwhile coal-mining town, was once centred on ironworks, brick-making and agriculture. It currently relies on its service industry, as well as retail and light manufacturing, to power up its economy. The road networks across the A38 and A61 around Alfreton are quite busy. The Alfreton railway station ensures rail connectivity with Leeds, Liverpool, Nottingham, Sheffield, Norwich and London. Educational needs are addressed by a couple of infant schools, a junior school and a secondary school, Alfreton Grange Arts College. Home to the Air Training Corps Alfreton and Ripley Squadron, this town also has several sports clubs and a leisure centre. As of last year, property prices in the town average about £145,841.
Alfreton Job Opportunities
Jobs in Alfreton are mainly centred on the service industry – spanning healthcare, leisure, education and other sectors. Chain stores, including a large Tesco outlet, and independent shops are major sources of retail jobs. Banks, building societies, pubs and restaurants in the town also present a few job opportunities, and seasonal jobs in Alfreton are easy to find, especially in agriculture. The £200m+ Thornton's Confectionery functions from the Thornton Park. Over 1,000 people are employed at the local factory during peak demands.
Alfreton Employment Trends
Retail, warehousing, light industry and service sectors are active in Alfreton, as well as agriculture, which is still prevalent. Employment opportunities are mainly present in the service industry. The Derbyshire County Council's proposal to close 32 children centres is likely to result in a loss of over 116 jobs. However, 19 of the centres, including the one in Alfreton, will continue to function. Banking, healthcare, sales, marketing, and administration jobs are available at the local establishments. Also, there are several vacancies for semi-skilled positions and blue-collar jobs Alfreton can offer in town or at the industrial firms nearby.


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I tried to view it but it just says its loaded 100% and still says "wait while your movies loading"… may just be that im on the mac. I'll have to try with the pc later. Oh! And cool avatar! lol. Kinda looks like you 🙂


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Natalie Portman as a Madonna-like pop superstar in Vox Lux and Isabel Huppert as a sinister widow in Greta help round out the big-screen offerings for next month's Toronto International Film Festival, Sept. 6-16.
The two movies complete the festival's Special Presentations slate of highly rated filmmakers and storytellers, bringing the program's total to 24 titles. Along with the 46 Discovery program titles by new international filmmakers that were also announced Tuesday, TIFF's 2018 roster is complete: 255 features and 88 shorts, 343 films in all.
That's up three titles from 2017, which had 340 films (256 features and 84 shorts), but the total is still far lower than in other years, before TIFF trimmed its offerings to make the 11-day fest more manageable.
Women directed 34% of this year's TIFF lineup, the fest reports, up from the 33% from 2017.
Brady Corbet's Vox Lux, a musical drama which will have its North America premiere in TIFF following its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival, co-stars Portman with Jude Law in what will be the actors' fourth film together. They previously co-starred in Cold Mountain, Closer and My Blueberry Nights.
Portman plays a woman named Celeste who survives a life-altering tragedy and rises to become a pop superstar. The soundtrack features original songs written by Grammy-nominated artist Sia.
Neil Jordan's dramatic thriller Greta stars Chloë Grace Moretz as a young New Yorker who commences an unlikely friendship with a mysterious widow named Greta (Isabelle Huppert). Greta's hidden motives are slowly revealed in a film that "quickly descends into an exploration of loneliness, obsession, and manipulation," TIFF program notes say. Colm Feore, Maika Monroe and Stephen Rea co-star.
"These are two films that explore nuanced narratives with exceptional leading women," said Kerri Craddock, TIFF's director of festival programming.
"Greta and Vox Lux both offer strong directorial visions, rich performances, and engaging stories."
TIFF this year is also expanding its four-day Festival Street initiative, turning King Street between University Ave. and Peter Street into a car-free zone of film, music and other artistic endeavours.
New this year will be the Refinery29 Festival Rooftop attraction that will move some of the activities atop TIFF Bell Lightbox at King and John Sts.
The first Saturday of the fest, Sept. 8, will see the "Share Her Journey" women's rally on Festival Street, promoting female voices in cinema and also the cultural changes of the #MeToo, #AfterMeToo, TIME'S UP and ReFrame movements.
The TIFF program book and screening dates and times are now available. For full details, go to tiff.net.


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Safety Is Crucial During Our Flood Damage Mitigation Process In Your West Lafayette Home
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Staying Safe Throughout Flood Damage Mitigation in West Lafayette
Having all four seasons in West Lafayette never prevents our area from surprising us with unseasonal weather. Hail is never uncommon, and neither are sudden rainstorms, even in the winter. Days with temperatures over freezing can cause isolated disasters after the skies pour too much rain onto our city.
When your neighborhood's drains cannot keep up with the amount of rain falling, your West Lafayette home could experience flood damage. SERVPRO's technicians can make things right again, "Like it never even happened," so your family can move forward and forget about the disaster. We handle every step of mitigating the damage caused by invasive, filthy water, so you can relax and not worry about the possible dangers involved in working with contaminated objects.
We know how to not only make your home safe while we work by eliminating immediate dangers but also by wearing personal protective equipment (PPE). Because of the elevated humidity in the house that happens after flooding events, we wear respirator masks to reduce any health effects caused by airborne microbes. This is just as important as our gloves, boots, and protective suits.
As we steadily work toward eliminating the dangers in your home, we also engage in reducing the damage. We clean a significant number of belongings, so they do not become more damaged. We cut away soaked wallboard and set up air movers and desiccant machines. We also run several air scrubbers to rid your house of as many microbes as possible, significantly reducing the risk of mold growth and subsequent damage. When we finish with all of our work, your home should have new carpeting, freshly painted walls, and no trace of the last disaster.
SERVPRO of Lafayette works in Buck Creek, Ash Grove, and Battle Ground, always ready and able to help your family recover quickly after flood damage and other disasters. Call our 24-hour service line number, (765) 420-0077, and we promise our prompt arrival, as we are always Faster To Any Size Disaster.
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