The blockchain will become mainstream in 2019, and there is a lot happening in the industry to arrive at this conclusion. But to understand why this will occur, it is necessary to understand how we got here, 10 years after Satoshi Nakamoto (whoever that is) gave us this technology.
It has not been an all-glory trip for blockchain technology, as the industry has had to undergo a painful self-cleansing process. It is the same process that some of the technology we use today has had to go through. In our recent history, we have seen the advent of several disruptive technologies which were met with initial incredulity, muted and then more populist acceptance, widespread misapplication, re-evaluation, re-assortment, institutionalized entrenchment and widespread adoption. Many of the technologies of today which have changed the way we live, work and study were introduced to the world, gained the attention of optimists and sceptics alike, and were abused or misused by people who really knew nothing about them. Some pretty bad things happened, forcing everyone to reappraise the benefits or otherwise of such technology. Finally, after a period of successful reappraisal and re-deployment in more responsible ways, such technology becomes accepted as a new way of life.
We saw this process with several disruptions such as cable TV, video gaming, the internet and the accompanying dot com bubble. Out of the ashes of the dot com boom and bust have risen the likes of Amazon, Google, Apple and Microsoft: companies that have become the drivers of many of the innovations we see today in information and communication technology.
Blockchain technology has also been through at least three of these phases. The world got an introduction into this technology 10 years ago through Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin. Thousands of cryptocurrencies and crypto-based products were created as a somewhat unintended consequence of the advent of this technology, leading to the creation of various crypto-based assets, initial coin offerings (ICOs), crypto hedge funds, etc. What followed can best be described as arguably the greatest bull runs of any financial assets in history in 2017. But like the dot com bust, the crash of the crypto market in 2018 became a sobering reality, as the uninformed investors got themselves burnt and began to jettison their holdings in panic after holding on for dear life for several months. Many ICOs have fallen by the wayside, and there is very negative sentiment in the cryptocurrency market at the moment.
But 2019 promises to be different, as the 2018 crypto market crash has sort of "purged" the market of the overtly optimistic gambler-investors who really did not have a clue as to what cryptos and indeed blockchain technology were all about. The crash of 2018 has also directed attention away from the cryptocurrency market and the "get rich quick" mentality that tainted it, and has brought into focus the real-life use cases of the distributed ledger technology into mainstream focus.
In discussing this topic, a clear distinction has to be made between blockchain technology itself on one hand, and cryptocurrencies, which are just one of several applications that can be derived from distributed ledger technology (DLT). To the layman, a mention of the blockchain evokes memories of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, and the precipitous fall that occasioned that market in 2018. But blockchain technology goes way beyond cryptocurrencies. Blockchain technology has the potential to touch every facet of life as we know it, especially as many aspects of work, study and living have become heavily digitized and data-centric.
2018 has forced major stakeholders to re-assess blockchain technology and where efforts at utilizing the benefits therein should be directed. Several governments are now taking the lead to isolate and separate blockchain technology as a whole, from the "madness" of cryptocurrency trading. Some governments that are notoriously opposed to anything cryptocurrencies are surprisingly pushing hard for blockchain utilization. China is one such country which hates cryptocurrencies but loves the blockchain.
Governments and private companies are gradually seeing the benefits of emergent technologies such as artificial intelligence and the blockchain, and are gradually testing and deploying various blockchain-based solutions to problems in government administration and industry in general. Now that the blockchain ecosystem has undergone a period of purging and self-cleansing, there is a great chance for blockchain technology to go mainstream in 2019.
Here are a few reasons why the blockchain will become mainstream in 2019.
Unlike other sectors where governments are prepared to take a backseat and allow the private sector to drive development in those sectors, the blockchain industry is seeing a departure from this trend. This is because governments across the world are just as forceful in the adoption of blockchain technology as the private companies. Governments are now recognizing the potential for blockchain technology to deliver better government-citizen interaction, cut costs of government functions, deliver better identity management and improving on existing security systems. Government adoption of blockchain is, therefore, something that is expected to increase over time, driving the distributed ledger technology to mainstream use.
Several governments are already using blockchain technology in some form. Many others are testing the technology and getting ready to deploy in 2019. In many of the country examples, the use of blockchain and other emergent technologies has either been engrained in law or has been integrated into the national technological development policies. These initiatives have served to institutionalize the use of this technology. Blockchain technology is already being deployed in some form in the US, China, UK, Estonia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and the UAE.
One country that is actively using a blockchain-based solution to drive better delivery of its services is the UAE. Already aspiring to go 100% digital in its operations in 2019 and to achieve 100% usage of the blockchain for government operations in 2020, the Dubai government has implemented a blockchain-based solution to manage the document processing system it uses to handle the documentation of the millions of travellers that breeze into its borders for tourism and business. Apart from speeding up the process, Dubai aims to achieve massive cost savings with the blockchain. As Smart Dubai puts it, 5.5 billion dirham in savings annually can be achieved by using blockchain technology in document processing alone.
A full description of government-powered blockchain projects already in operation around the world is outside the scope of this article. As the immense benefits of blockchain technology become evident to the world's policy makers, we are only going to see more of these kinds of blockchain-based deployments across the world in 2019 and beyond. These will make blockchain technology more mainstream than we could ever imagine.
It is not only in government that we see a growing mainstream use of blockchain technology. The private sector is not left out, as businesses are also seeing the beneficial use of blockchain technology. Indeed, businesses have been the first to see the benefits of deployment of blockchain-based payment systems, even if governments have largely distanced themselves from this aspect of distributed ledger technology. Many businesses have been accepting blockchain-based payment systems since the early days of the blockchain. Even though governments have been slow to catch up on the potential benefits, it is believed that effective regulation of blockchain-based payment systems may help unlock the full potentials of this component of distributed ledger systems.
But aside from the payment systems, blockchain technology is seeing increasing use in inventory management and supply chain management. Some businesses are already using the blockchain to achieve cost savings in several parts of their operations and improve efficiency. For instance, the blockchain can help a business streamline many processes in its supply chain processes, which will ultimately lead to lower cost of goods and services for the consumer. Every physical item has passed through several hands from production to consumption. Along the way, there are inefficiencies: delays occasioned by physical reconciliations, payment confirmations, shortage of manpower, etc. An immutable record of transactions, deliveries (and in future, the inclusion of payment processes using a blockchain-based cryptocurrency) will eliminate these costly inefficiencies and provide benefit to both producers and consumers.
Again, as the benefits become evident, there will be wider adoption of blockchain solutions of businesses and this will help make the technology more mainstream in 2019.
One factor that will drive mainstream adoption of the blockchain in 2019 is the potential for great synergism with another emergent technology, artificial intelligence (AI). There are already several models of the conjoint use of artificial intelligence and the blockchain in operation. One can point to the United States as an example, where the Department of Health and Human Services has started to combine blockchain technology with artificial intelligence in its operations. At roughly $25billion, the budget of this department is one of the largest of any ministries in the United States, and with thousands of contractors engaged to provide a wide range of services to the department, it has to deal with lots of data. HHS Accelerate is the combined blockchain and AI technology tool that will enable the department to immediately access live data from five contract-writing systems and close to 100,000 contracts. By being able to get data and analytics about strategic purchases in a matter of seconds (as opposed to several months with older systems), HHS Accelerate will give the Department of Health and Human Services better negotiating power with contractors, and ultimately get better pricing which will save costs.
With governments being pressed to make their budgets go a longer way in delivering services to citizens, we will only see more deployment of such blockchain-based initiatives across various levels of government all over the world.
Advancements in existing technology, as well as the introduction of new ones, serve to make life better for everyone. Once the benefits of any technology become evident, mainstream adoption is a natural occurrence that is sure to follow. When smartphones hit the world, they became mainstream immediately. It was no longer a question of being able to make and receive calls; it was also a question of being able to chat, trade, communicate and exchange data. That is what the blockchain will achieve as the world now focuses on its many other beneficial uses. So 2019 sure looks like the year that blockchain technology will become a mainstream attraction for governments, businesses and individuals.


Germany was best in the first half of the bronze match, but the French team fought back in the second half, equalized after being down with 4 goals and took the lead. After this period the two teams started chasing for the victory, with all dramatic which can follow a match like this. Kentin Mahe scored on 7 -meter, for a new lead, 24-25 two minutes before the end, but Germany leveled the game through Musche also from a penalty. In the last 3 seconds there were three attacks, first France had a chance but Heinevetter saved the ball, then Germany had a fastbreak but they lost the ball in attack, and in the last 4-5 seconds in the very last fastbreak of the game Nikola Karabatic scored the goal of victory for France in the last second of the match.


If you believe as we do, that we are presently living in the last days, then we can expect these kinds of glorious supernatural experiences to happen in our lives today through these unusual, yet Biblically common ways.
While discussing the Biblical truths regarding heavenly dreams and visions, there will always be well meaning Christians, including leaders, who incorrectly believe these supernatural occurrences are limited to only that time in history. Others will wrongly assume it to be an extraneous Biblical subject, or one that is not important, valid or relevant to our everyday lives.
Because of this, the teachings on heavenly dreams and visions are often discarded or overshadowed in favor of other Bible topics considered more worthy of attention. However, nothing could be further from the truth or more detrimental to hearing the voice of God in our daily lives. It is only when we begin to renew our thinking by embracing the Scriptures on this subject, thereby gaining the Lord's perspective rather than our own, that our personal experiences with heavenly dreams and visions will be greatly enhanced and the God-given benefits will be greater than one could hope or imagine.
"Will we allow, welcome and even invite Him to do so?"
It is important for us to understand that the heavenly dreams and or visions of those in 5-fold ministry will often be different in content than those of a lay person. The former will oftentimes deal much with the Kingdom of God and their specific ministry, while the latter will deal mostly with the person's daily spiritual, family and work or business life. We do not serve a "cookie cutter" God. He deals with each of us individually and uniquely.
This book was written with a great desire to help people begin to recognize and then understand the intended meaning behind their own heavenly dreams and or visions. We hope that our personal stories and the teachings that go with them will help spark a greater hunger, love and intimacy with the Lord than you have ever known. We believe that once you become aware of the Lord speaking in your own life through heavenly dreams and visions, you will never be the same again. While it is one thing to read about such things, it is far more exhilarating and life changing to experience your own. Glory to His Name!
Be assured that we take no personal pride in our spiritual experiences of heavenly dreams and visions. They are rather a holy and sovereign work of the Lord and are being used as testimonies to bring honor and glory to His name. In the following pages, it is our desire to both resist the temptation to either embellish or water down our heavenly experiences just to make them more palatable to skeptical Christians or an unbelieving world.
By sharing these true stories as accurately and simply as we can, we believe that you will be able to capture the Lord's great and loving desire to uplift the discouraged, heal those who are sick and bring inspiration, direction and comfort to us all by making the Scriptures come alive through this medium of heavenly dreams and visions; wonderfully enriching our relationship and experiences with Him.
In the following pages, we will use the Bible as our plumb-line for setting the precedent as well as the final authority for any revelations received through a heavenly dream or vision. So get ready, because He is a great, great God and Father who loves talking to all of His children; and that means you!
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Bruce and Connie Vyverberg share over thirty years of intriguing, real-life stories, coupled with balanced Scriptural teaching. They explain how the Lord uses His limitless ability to bring direction, provision, healing, correction and even warning through these incredible encounters. You too can learn to hear the Lord speaking through your own heavenly experiences and be a part of His glorious "Last Days" outpouring.
This book ends with a sobering prophetic dream of national significance, revealing how our beloved nation's future is truly hanging in the balance.
"It shall come to pass in the last days says God, That I will pour out of My Spirit on all flesh Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, Your young men shall see visions, Your old men shall dream dreams…I will pour out My Spirit in those days."
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Chair Photos by Ken Crowder.
Vignette Photos by their respected artist.
The 2018 Chair-ity Event will had a new look where a theme was carried out. Charlie Moon returned as auctioneer and MC. There was an opportunity to bid on 6 vignettes, 6 chairs, and 3 sporting ticket packages. (A vignette is a small, but powerful scene setting which illustrates a theme. Vignette artists will place a few items together which create an image of something to use on - "A Starry Night in Oklahoma".) There was also a couple of Experience Packages on which to bid. The option was given to participate in a game called "Last Star Shining" the winner received first and second place prizes!
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What goes into effective warehouse design? These 4 components play a big role.
In the modern global economy, good warehouse design plays a more important role than it ever has. A well-intentioned layout and design can make the difference between a successful business venture and one that is barely able to keep pace. This is especially true in distribution centers given the furious growth of e-commerce and the widespread adaptation of new technologies such as automation. There are a great number of components that make a warehouse design successful and efficient, but here are four big ones to start off.
Safety is a key consideration in the design of any warehouse, no matter what processes may be occurring there. Fire suppression systems, evacuation plans, and emergency exit placement will all need to be planned for carefully to ensure the safety of all of your employees. In addition, other design aesthetics, such as proper lighting on the floor and proper equipment, are much more important for worker safety than they appear on first glance.
Effective warehouse design entails getting the most out of your existing space. So, when building from scratch, you'll get one opportunity to design your space. Giving careful thought to components such as the height of your ceiling clearance and how much space to provide between columns will have a huge impact on the amount of storage you'll have at your disposal. Always plan for more space than you think you might need to account for future growth.
If your facility is planning to use automated technology for some processes, it's worth remembering that they'll need adequate sources of power to run. And, as in the case with space, you should plan to have more than you think you need ready in case your operations grow.
Flooring is actually a major component of effective warehouse design owing to the amount of traffic it has to endure on a daily basis. Perfectly leveled floors reduce inefficiency, increase safety at your facility, and can withstand higher loads of storage.
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The Children's Book Review | May 20, 2014
The National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole, Wy, announced that children's book author/ illustrator Peter Brown is the recipient of the 2014 Bull-Bransom Award for his 2013 picture book Mr. Tiger Goes Wild. The judges called it "an exceptional tribute to the wild and rambunctious energy in all children" and they praised it for the way the Brown "plays around with the idea of 'wildlife' in very visual ways."
"The Bull-Bransom Award is given annually to recognize excellence in the field of children's book illustration with a focus on nature and wildlife. The award is named after Charles Livingston Bull and Paul Bransom, who were among the first and finest American artist-illustrators to specialize in wildlife subjects. Both had a tremendous impact on younger artists and both illustrated numerous children's books."
Mr. Tiger Goes Wild
By Peter Brown
Publisher's synopsis: Are you bored with being so proper?
Do you want to have more fun?
Mr. Tiger knows exactly how you feel. So he decides to go wild.
But does he go too far?
From Caldecott Honor artist Peter Brown comes a story that shows there's a time and place for everything…even going wild.
"Mr. Tiger Goes Wild" Illustration copyright ©, 2013, Peter Brown
Ages 3-6 | Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers | September 3, 2013 | ISBN-13: 978-0316200639
Peter's books have earned him numerous honors, including a Caldecott Honor (2013) for Creepy Carrots!, two E.B. White Awards and an E.B. White Honor, aNew York Times Best Illustrated Book award, a Children's Choice Award for Illustrator of the Year, two Irma Black Honors, and five New York Times bestsellers. Visit: http://www.peterbrownstudio.com
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What's up in solar system exploration: March 2016 edition
Welcome to my monthly inventory of the 20-plus spacecraft actively exploring our solar system. Beyond the "routine" of mission operations scattered across planets, highlights of this month include the impending launch of the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli lander, currently planned for March 14, and the resumption of regular VMC Mars images by Mars Express. Also, expect plenty of planetary science news coming out of the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference running from March 21 to 25 (of which I'll be attending the first three days). Before I run down all the missions, here's Olaf Frohn's summary diagram:
Earth Launches and Landings (contributed by Jason Davis)
March starts with an important International Space Station milestone. One-year crewmembers Scott Kelly and Mikhail Kornienko return to Earth March 2 with Sergey Volkov, who brought a fresh Soyuz capsule to the station back in September. That will mark the start of Expedition 47, and on March 19, NASA astronaut Jeff Williams and cosmonauts Oleg Skriprochka and Alexey Ovchinin will launch in a Soyuz from Baikonur to return the station's crew complement to six. The ISS crew should get one—maybe two—cargo deliveries this month. United Launch Alliance is launching an Orbital ATK Cygnus resupply ship on March 22. A Russian Progress mission has also appeared on a few launch schedules for March 31, but NASA has yet to publicly confirm that date.
During the first half of March, there could be a span of four Earth orbital launches within five days. An Ariane 5 kicks off the action with the EUTELSAT 65 West A communications satellite March 9. A day later, India is scheduled to launch the IRNISS 1F navigation satellite, according to Spaceflight Now. On March 12, Russia is slated to fly the Resurs-P3 Earth-observing satellite from Baikonur. Finally, India may cap the month with another navigation satellite launch. IRNISS 1G is on the schedule for March 31, also according to Spaceflight Now.
Launching toward Mars
Some time between March 14 and 25, ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter will blast off for Mars from Kazakhstan. The Schiaparelli lander was united to the orbiter on February 16, and ExoMars has now been fueled. The first launch opportunity is at 09:31 UT / 05:31 EDT / 02:31 PDT. (Americans, take note that Daylight Saving Time begins the day before the launch, so set your alarm clocks appropriately; European daylight time does not start until March 27.)
Updates on JAXA's Akatsuki have been limited. If I'm interpreting the Google translations of their official Twitter account correctly, they have spent the last month working with the spacecraft's ultrastable oscillator, part of its radio science experiment. According to the final paragraph of this update, Akatsuki will begin science observations in April.
Earth's Neighborhood
Last month, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter performed some radar experiments using its Mini-RF instrument to receive transmissions broadcast from the Goldstone Deep Space Network station and bounced off the Moon. "These types of measurements will help scientists better understand where ice may be buried near the lunar poles," they said via Twitter. Here on Earth there's a new exhibit of huge Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter prints up at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC; you can view an online version of the exhibit here, but there's nothing quite like seeing these enormous photos printed and displayed as the museum-quality photographs that they are.
I had begun to think that the life of the Yutu rover was over, but amateur deep space radio enthusiast UHF Satcom said on February 22 that "Yutu Lunar Rover is back in town! A massive signal on 8462.053MHz complete with sidebands, maybe low-rate data." The latest word from Chang'e 3 is that it was awake and talking to Earth on February 18. Lunar mapper Phil Stooke noticed that a photo included in that Chang'e 3 news update appears to have been taken by Yutu in March 2014 from its final parking spot, and he had not seen it published before.
According to an email from scientist Jasper Halekas, the ARTEMIS probes are currently in good health and operating as planned in very stable, highly elliptical orbits; "we should be able to keep them there for years to come." They are focused on heliophysics, working cooperatively with the other THEMIS probes, the Van Allen Probes, and the Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) mission, but by virtue of their location in space they study the interaction of the solar wind with the Moon as well.
I don't have any updates on the status of the other active Chang'e spacecraft or of Hayabusa2. Hayabusa2 has a long cruise ahead of it, planned to reach asteroid Ryugu in mid-2018.
I don't yet have any updates on Odyssey in its new 06:45 sun-synchronous orbit -- maybe next month.
Mars Express has been quiet because it was in "eclipse season," a period when its orbit takes it behind Mars as seen from the Sun for up to 40 minutes per orbit, forcing the spacecraft to rely on batteries. This particular eclipse season happened when Mars was near aphelion, when it doesn't generate as much power even when it is seeing sunlight. That impacts data return (because the radio transmitter consumes a lot of power). One consequence of being in eclipse season is that the VMC (the Mars Webcam) has been off for several months, but it should be back on as of today! All this is explained in a lengthy and informative ESA blog post by Simon Wood.
This month will mark an astonishing 10 years in orbit for Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. In honor of the anniversary, project scientist Rich Zurek will be delivering a webcast lecture on March 24. The flash memory rewrite that I mentioned in last month's roundup was completed successfully in early February, and the spacecraft has resumed routine operations.
Just today, the MAVEN orbiter released this really cool image of Phobos, captured in two distinct ultraviolet wavelengths. According to a feature on the MAVEN website, the mission made several close approaches to Phobos in November and early December of last year, approaching to within 500 kilometers of the moon. MAVEN is the only NASA orbiter that can approach Phobos so closely; Mars Express is also doing regular Phobos observations. MAVEN's next two deep-dip campaigns have now been planned for early June and late July of this year.
It's midwinter for Opportunity so there has not been much driving, but it's enjoying spectacular views from a perch that hopefully looks more precarious than it actually is, on the side of Knudsen Ridge, in Marathon Valley. These images aren't just for their scenery, of course; they are guiding the choices of science targets for the MI and APXS instruments, work that Opportunity began last week. Total odometry for Opportunity is now 42.66 kilometers. Keep up with Opportunity at the mission's official status update site.
On the other side of Mars, Curiosity has left Namib Dune behind and is getting ready to drive up and on to the Naukluft plateau. Once atop the plateau Curiosity should soon get the first clear view of the Murray buttes and the passage through the gap in the sand dunes. There is no news about the status of the anomaly with the CHIMRA mechanism in the robotic arm turret, which is responsible for sieving, portioning, and delivering samples to the analytical instruments. Fortunately the priority for Curiosity at the moment is to drive, drive, drive.
Beyond Mars
Comet activity at Churyumov-Gerasimenko is quieting down as the comet recedes from the Sun. That means that Rosetta has been able to approach the comet more closely than in recent months, and is mapping the southern hemisphere from a distance of 35 kilometers. According to an update on the ESA blog, the comet morphology mappers have named three more regions on 67P in the south pole: Bes, Geb, and Neith. They are finding the southern hemisphere to be less dusty than the north, making it easy to see structural detail on the comet.
Dawn is now orbiting Ceres at the lowest altitude it'll ever achieve: an average 385 kilometers. Check the Photojournal for the latest images, I am particularly taken by this oblique view across Ceres' limb. Dawn is so close to Ceres that we can begin to feel like we're getting a view out the airplane window!
Juno is now 127 days and 70 million kilometers away from Jupiter. Amateur astronomers continue to pour images into the JunoCam image database to help the team plan future imaging.
Cassini has just begun Rev 233, which has an orbit inclination of 20.6 degrees. There are no targeted flybys on this orbit; the next one, of Titan, is on April 4. Cassini has been using its newly inclined orbit to capture gorgeous views of the open rings. The season has now advanced to the point that Saturn's shadow no longer intersects the outer edge of the rings; it makes Saturn look much like it did when the Voyagers flew past.
New Horizons continues to downlink data from its July flyby. Last week saw the completion of the downlink of the highest-resolution images that New Horizons took of Pluto. The next target they plan to observe is 1994 JR1, in April. They continue to release captioned images every Thursday. The most recent few images include geologic maps; I will write more about their mapping work and scientific interpretation from the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference toward the end of this month.
Finally, the Voyagers are still going, going, going. Voyager 1 is at 134.2 AU from the Sun, and Voyager 2 is at 110.5 AU.
That's it for March. Stay tuned for another roundup of deep-space exploration in April!
Read more: Akatsuki (Planet-C), Chang'e program, Chang'e-3 and Yutu, Dawn, ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, Inner solar system missions, Lunar missions, Mars Express, Mars missions, MAVEN, Mission status, Rosetta, Small bodies missions, Space missions
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Last week's Gulf Information Technology Exposition (GITEX) showcased The Rise of the Machines, one machine rising above them all: a new hoverbike for the Dubai police force. Developed with Russian company Hoversurf using that company's recently released, battery-powered Scorpion-3 model as a base, the Dubai police version can hover up to an altitude-limited five meters (16 feet), travel at a speed-limited max of 70 kilometers per hour (43 miles per hour), and run for 25 minutes on a charge.
Those specifications won't frighten any criminals, especially not the street-racing kind known for hitting takeoff speeds on Dubai's long, straight highways. But the police force aims to deploy its latest toy as a first-responder vehicle in hard-to-reach places, such as the middle of a traffic jam. Conveyed to a staging point, the Scorpion's 660-pound cargo capacity could carry an officer to a choke-point scene with aid before a Mercedes G-wagen or Bugatti Veyron could get through. The hoverbike also does standard drone duty with a range of up to six kilometers. The video below shows a Dubai officer - in 26 pounds of motocross protective gear - performing maneuvers on the Scorpion in a parking lot while other, more traditional Dubai patrol vehicles standby in the background.
The fundamental idea here isn't a Dubai-specific flight-of-fancy. The US Army has been working with UK firm Malloy Aeronautics - which began as a Kickstarter project - on a battlefield resupply drone that Malloy sells as a passenger-capable vehicle. Airbus incubator A3 (A-Cubed) wants to get the Vahana personal flight vehicle in the air, Daimler-backed German firm e-volo can't get enough rotors for its Volocopter, and universities around the world seem even more heavily invested in the concept. The question isn't whether we'll see police on hoverbikes, but when, and which direction they'll come from.


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Kljajićevo (Serbian Cyrillic: Кљајићево) is a village in Serbia. It is situated in the Sombor municipality, in the West Bačka District, Vojvodina province. The village has a Serb ethnic majority and its population numbered 6,012 people (2002 census).

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In Serbian the village is known as Kljajićevo (Кљајићево), in Croatian as Kljajićevo, in Hungarian as Kerény, and in German as Kernei or Gernei.

History

Older settlements
Human settlement in the territory of present-day Kljajićevo has been traced as far back as the Stone Age. In 1391, during the administration of the Kingdom of Hungary, settlement named Szent Király (Sveti Kralj) was mentioned at this location.

Ottoman administration
During the Ottoman administration (16th–17th centuries), Bačka was part of the Sanjak of Segedin (Szeged). The former Hungarian population escaped during the Ottoman conquest and the area was then populated mostly by ethnic Serbs from the south. The village firstly was mentioned in 1590 in the Ottoman tax-lists (Defters) as Kernja, a settlement near Sombor. Settlement was also mentioned under name Krnjaja in 1601 and was populated by ethnic Serbs. In the early 1700s Serbs managed cattle ranches in this area as part of the Austrian border defenses against the Ottoman Empire, and the area remained sparsely settled until the 1760s when the first Danube Swabians (who called themselves Shwoveh after the Serbian "Svabos" - Švabe) were settled in 100 new houses.

Habsburg administration
In 1699 the Bačka came into the possession of the Habsburg monarchy of Austria. After Maria Theresa of Austria assumed the throne in 1740, she encouraged vigorous colonization on crown lands, first of the Military Frontier and then of the entire nearby area, whose original Serb population had been decimated following the Great Turkish War.

In 1763, the Imperial Advisor Anton von Cothmann, proposed to his Empress Theresia that Kernei and the surrounding territory should be settled. According to the "Conscriptio" from December 21, 1765 a new village was resettled and newly founded with 17 families, 57% of whom were ethnic Germans. Among those there were farmers, 2 smiths, 1 carpenter, 1 weaver and one innkeeper. The new settlers were primarily from Austrian possessions in Germany, Hungarians, and Bohemians; however, all the German-speaking settlers were commonly referred to as Danube Swabian and came to call themselves "Schwowe" (Shwoveh). The village now was called "Kernjaja" or "Kernyaja". (Although the settlement had many official names over the years, it was always pronounced "Gernei" and written Kernei by its Shwovish inhabitants until 1945.)

In the following decades the number of settlers increased yearly, reaching 291 families arriving in Kernjaja between 1794/1796, among them 83% Germans, 11% Hungarians and 6% Bohemians. Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor from Austria extended the village with 78 new houses. The Catholic Church was built in 1791. At the beginning of 1767 pupils were taught in the cantor's house. The new school was built in 1911. The church has since been converted into an Orthodox Christian church.

In the year 1805, Kernei had 2,000 inhabitants. When the number of people reached 3,500 in 1850, the proportion of the non-German-speaking population was less than 5 percent. At that time there were roughly 50 Jews in the village, with their own graveyard and street, but the last Jews left sometime around 1910.

The first migration away from Kernei to newly-established settlements began around 1866. Beginning around 1900 a great wave of emigration to North America began. This led to local population numbers oscillating from year to year such that the town did not reach the 5,000 mark until 1910.

Yugoslav administration
In 1918, as part of Banat, Bačka and Baranja, Krnjaja became part of the Kingdom of Serbia, which later together with the Kingdom of Montenegro and the State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs formed the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (renamed to Yugoslavia in 1929). Between 1929 and 1941, the village was part of the Danube Banovina, one of the provinces of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.

World War II
In 1941/42, the population of the village totaled about 6,000. When Axis Powers invaded and partitioned Yugoslavia in 1941, Krnjaja was placed under Hungarian administration. Under an agreement between Germany and Hungary, a local Nazi, Karl Gartner,  became the "Ortsleiter" / "Town Leader" of Kernei.  In October 1944 about half of the town fled the advancing Russian and Partisan armies.   Another approximately 1000 men were in the German SS and Armed forces fighting the Russians and Partisans, and so away from the town.  During the Battle of Batina, the front was stretched all the way to Apatin and Bogojevo, and these places became military bases overnight.  Many Kerneiers were forced to work on the front lines digging trenches and clearing roads.   After October 1944, and the arrival of Yugoslav partisans, Krnjaja came under Yugoslav military administration. In December 1944, 340 young men and women were forcibly enslaved as war reparations to the Soviet Union to work in labor camps. On March 3, 1945 2,325 Kerneiers were interned in Gakovo and Kruševlje.  242 Kerneiers, mainly Hungarian, were left in Kernei and not interned in the camps.  Many, perhaps most, of the internees gradually escaped in 1946 and 47 after 706 died in the camps, mainly in 1945 to 1946.

The antifascist council for the liberation of Yugoslavia (AVNOJ) declared its mainly Danube Swabian population German public enemies and voided their citizenship and all civil rights.

Modern  Kljajićevo
After World War II, Krnjaja became part of the new Socialist Yugoslavia, within the People's Republic of Serbia and the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. In this time, Serbs from Croatia (Lika, Gorski Kotar, Žumberak, and Kordun) began living in the abandoned, expropriated buildings in the village. The current name of the village, Kljajićevo, was introduced in 1949 and derives from Miloš Kljajić, a popular hero who was born in Kordun and was killed in Žumberak in 1944. The streets are still lined with the acacia trees planted by the Shwovish settlers, and they bloom in magnificent profusion in the spring.

Historical population
1869: 4,071 in 460 houses
1880: 4,012 in 583 houses
1890: 4,368
1900: 4,692 in 1,001 houses
1910: 5,132
1921: 5,314
1941: 6,001
1944: 6,347
1945 (February): 2,567
1945 (March): 242
1961: 6,088
1971: 5,805
1981: 5,850
1991: 5,737

Gallery

See also
 List of places in Serbia
 List of cities, towns and villages in Vojvodina

References

Slobodan Ćurčić, Broj stanovnika Vojvodine, Novi Sad, 1996.

External links

Kljajićevo Website
Kljajićevo

Places in Bačka
Sombor
West Bačka District


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Big Frank: 13-year-old Big Frank (aka Frankie Four Paws) joined the Leashes End Family in January 2018. He is a hefty black and white galoot who lost his family when his dad passed away and his mom went into a nursing home. Theirs was the only home he had known for over a decade. He found himself living in the vet's office for nearly a month, which is too long for such a sweet fellow to be without a real home and family. Frankie is shy but will come out and play and even cuddle, once he gets to know you. Because Frankie was declawed, he eschews the litter box, which makes him a difficult candidate for adoption. But he has adapted well to the dogs' pee pads–problem solved! Frankie accompanies Risa every morning to the bathroom vanity so he can have his head and ears rubbed while she brushes her teeth. His loud, chirping purr is the most amazing sound!
Blackie: Blackie is a 12-year old male tuxedo. He was surrendered to us by a family in Washington State in 2010, when they moved to an apartment which did not allow pets. Blackie enjoys both playing outdoors and relaxing with the family indoors. He has a soft spot for cuddling with Mac and enjoys having his belly rubbed. And if you do rub his belly, he'll reward you with a "backstroke" paddle of his paws! Basically an Emo-sensitive "wimpy potato," Blackie is just an affectionate lover always in search of a lap. Thank goodness for our volunteer Chelsa! Blackie has totally fallen in love with her and looks forward to her every visit!
Girly: When the MCAS shelter asked if I could take in senior kitty Girly, we had no idea the she was a celebrity! 21-year-old Girly (along with Kizzy and Pootie) is one of three seniors dubbed the "Golden Girls," who needed OUT of the shelter ASAP. So we opened up a special room for them! We were completely overwhelmed by how many volunteers and fosters at MCAS loved and cared for these senior girls and who now are eagerly following their acclimation here. Girly weighs all of four pounds but has a giant personality. She is very assertive when it comes to cuddles and attention. She loves to be rubbed and purrs like a muscle car! She also eats like a horse and we have no idea where she's putting it all!
JinJin: JinJin is a 7-year-old male, bob-tailed orange tabby. He was found in the pouring rain with a jaw that had been malformed at birth and hung open. Although the condition was not operable it was manageable. Today, he's still unable to close his mouth all the way, but his jaw no longer hangs open. JinJin is a voracious hunter of mice, which he likes to present to Nanny Kelley as tribute! He also loves to be held and cuddled by his human companions. In addition to purring, he wags his bobbed tail like a dog when content. JinJin is a social animal and he loves to interact with the dogs, humans, visitors, and any other creature that wanders onto or near the property.
Kiva: Kiva is an 19-year-old female who came to Leashes End in November 2016. Kiva's owner dropped her off in a state of horrible neglect. Blind in one eye due to a detached retina, her long silky fur was so severely matted, she had to be shaved, revealing a massive necrotic tumor on her back! We had the tumor surgically removed in 2016 and her bad eye removed in 2018, much to Kiva's relief! Sadly, Kiva's remaining eye had to be removed due to glaucoma later that year, rendering her completely blind. Kiva lives in the home gym (at least someone uses it!) in a cozy corner all her own. She is the darling of all our volunteers and a huge fan of WETA Classical Radio!
Kizzy: When the MCAS shelter asked if I could take in senior kitty Kizzy, we had no idea the she was a celebrity! 18-year-old Kizzy (along with Girly and Pootie) is one of three seniors dubbed the "Golden Girls," who needed OUT of the shelter. So we opened up a special room for them! We were overwhelmed by how many volunteers and fosters at MCAS loved and cared for these senior girls and who now are eagerly following their acclimation here. Poor Kizzy got off to a rocky start here … she had a GI reaction to a change in diet (colitis) and spent two nights at the BluePearl Veterinary Partners ER recovering! The outpouring of community support for her (including generous donations for her care) was amazing! Kizzy is fully recovered now–actually, she's gotten kind of fat and looks like a pumpkin! When not entertaining company, she can be found snuggled up in a fuzzy blanket in a closet corner she's claimed as her own.
Matza Ball: When 10-year-old Matza Ball joined Leashes End (with her littermate Motzi) in March 2013, she was just plain Matza! But over the years, our sweetest of all kitties, has demonstrated a penchant for marathon noshing! Not that you could tell: Um, does this sofa make me look fat? No shocker that our vet recently prescribed laser play exercise as a means to help Matza Ball recover the svelte kitty we all know is still somewhere inside her! In addition to food, Matza loves relaxing. Matza has turned relaxation into an art form! While she does enjoy walking around the grounds with the pack, she never strays far from the house … well, not without whining the whole way!
Melvin: Melvin is a gorgeous, healthy, 12-year-old Russian Blue male from the shores of Miami Beach. Melvin came to live with us in October 2015 when his human could no longer care for him. Melvin absolutely adores playing outside with JinJin and Sage and he also enjoys accompanying the dogs on their daily walks. Oh hey! Did a cat just slap you with his paw?! Yup! That was Melvin … he takes his treats seriously, and he doesn't take no for an answer. If you come to visit us, be sure to check your car for Melvin before leaving … he's a notorious stowaway!
Mina: Mina is a 15-year-old Persian who came to us when her own care-giver became severely ill, requiring extensive medical care. Mina is a cuddle bunny! She loves to crawl in bed with us and purr her head off under the covers. She is sweet to the core … don't let her regal Persian demeanor give you the wrong idea! She's not in the least standoffish. Mina prefers cat caves to cat trees and loves playing with Kitty Stix. Though she's been seen exploring the house, she's made her residence with the golden oldies on the top floor. Most recently, Mina has taken over our guest room and subjects all overnight guests to her cuddles!
Motzi: 10-year old Motzi (and her littermate Matza Ball) joined our family in March 2013. A disabled veteran surrendered both to us when his third companion-cat had kittens, a burden too great for him to handle. Motzi absolutely loves to roam the great outdoors where she gets especially dirty! But she also enjoys coming inside to relax and like her sister never misses a meal! Uh, yeah! These girls could definitely stand to shed a few pounds!
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Sage: Sage (or Lady Valentine as Nanny Kelley calls her because she steals your heart) is a healthy, 10-year-old calico. She came with Grandpa Kitty as a package deal and boy are we glad she did! This is quite possibly the sweetest kitty EVAH! She is a total snuggle-bunny-purrring-love-machine. She also likes to accompany us on outings when we walk the dogs as long as she's not too busy holding down the couch for us. A bit of an Epicurean, Sage has to sample ALL the food bowls each morning before the other cats may partake.
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Q: How to put icon in placeholder in Angular Material? I'm trying to put icon in placeholder. I tried this code:
<md-input name="name">
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      face Name
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For this code browser is giving this error now: "'md-input' is not a known element".
then I tried this code:
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It is working properly but How can I put 'face' icon in its placeholder ?

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A: mat-suffix didn't work for me either. Keeping up with their docs is always a chore, but as of 5.1.1 this should work:
<mat-form-field class="example-form-field">
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  </button>
</mat-form-field>

Source: "Input with a clear button" example here: https://material.angular.io/components/input/examples

A: Your problem was not the md-placeholder tag. Just like the error said, it was md-input which was deprecated. Angular Material recently changed his md-input tag into a mdInput directive.
But the md-placeholder is still working (not sure if it will last though).
The following code should work then :
<md-input-container>
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An alternative is to use the mdPrefix or mdSuffix directives to your md-icon tag. That will display your icon on the left or right of your input, but it won't follow the placeholder when you click on it.
Example :
<md-input-container>
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Check the API reference for more informations.

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Nov 6, 2014 8:50am
3-D illustration of a hepatitis C virus particle--Courtesy of NIDDK Liver Diseases Branch/NIH
Next-generation hepatitis C drugs may be breaking revenue records now, but eventually a vaccine to prevent the disease could cut into the cash cows' market share.
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GlaxoSmithKline nabbed the vaccine from Okairos in a $325 million buyout in May 2013. The hep C vaccine uses the same technology as the Ebola vaccine that Glaxo also acquired in last year's deal. The vaccine uses a chimpanzee cold virus vector that carries new genes from the target virus--for example, either Ebola or hepatitis C--into a cell where it is dropped off, triggering an immune response in the body.
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05 Jan 2021: KTM launches 390 Adventure motorbike in Malaysia
Expanding its product portfolio, Austrian automaker KTM has launched its 390 Adventure motorbike in Malaysia.
As for the highlights, the bike has an all-LED lighting setup, a digital instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity, a traction control system, and switchable ABS.
It draws power from a 373cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine that comes mated to a 6-speed gearbox.
Here's our roundup.
Design: KTM 390 Adventure: At a glance
The KTM 390 Adventure sits on a steel trellis frame and features a sloping fuel tank with angular extensions, a stepped-up seat, an upswept exhaust, and a raised windscreen.
The bike packs a digital instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation. It rides on blacked-out alloy wheels.
Dimensions-wise, it has a dry weight of 162kg and a 14.5-liter fuel tank.
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The KTM 390 Adventure is powered by a 373cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine, linked to a 6-speed manual gearbox and an optional quickshifter. The motor generates a maximum power of 42.3hp and a peak torque of 37Nm.
Safety: What about safety and suspension setup?
To ensure the safety of the rider, the KTM 390 Adventure is equipped with disc brakes on both the front and rear wheels along with a traction control system and switchable ABS.
Meanwhile, the suspension duties on the bike are handled by adjustable 43mm inverted forks on the front side and a mono-shock unit on the rear end.
Fact: Pricing and availability
In Malaysia, the KTM 390 Adventure motorbike carries a price-tag of RM 30,800 (approximately Rs. 5.56 lakh). The quickshifter is sold as an optional accessory and costs RM 1,600 (roughly Rs. 29,000).
Also see: 2021 KTM 250 Adventure motorbike debuts in Malaysia: Details here
KTM 790 Adventure motorbike to be launched by March 2021
KTM 390 Adventure becomes marginally expensive in India: Details here
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According to the article, the concept of open hiring was developed by Zen master Roshi Bernie Glassman, who found the bakery with the belief that employment would help to lift people out of poverty, especially those with criminal records or other employment-inhibiting histories.
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How could this happen? Where did their background checks go wrong?
Recent legislation for public schools in that locality required that applicants allow prospective employers to conduct thorough and specific checks with previous employers as to the applicants' history of sexual misconduct, child abuse, or neglect. Applicants are required to list all the contact information of every employer whose jobs required contact with children. Additionally former employers are prohibited from making "exit deals," according to the executive director of the Connecticut Association of Independent Schools Douglas J. Lyons, in which it is agreed to withhold pertinent information regarding sexual abuse allegations from future employers.
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Up-and-coming singer/songwriter Claude Kelly wrote the recently leaked Akon song "Hold My Hand" featuring Michael Jackson, but he confesses hearing the legendary singer's voice on the track the first time was a total surprise to him. "I wrote the song and gave it to {tag Akon} with the intention of it going to maybe Whitney Houston, but Akon said he wanted to cut it himself. I thought, 'It doesn't get any bigger than this'," the 27-year-old New York native tells Billboard.com. "A few months after, Akon plays the song for me and all of a sudden I hear Michael Jackson's voice. I was literally shaking by the time the song was over."
The track, which is in contention to be the first single from Akon's new album, due late this year, has since been pulled off the Internet. As per when an actual Michael Jackson album will be released, Kelly says a date hasn't been set yet. What has been confirmed, as per Kelly's manager Michael "Make" Mentore from Star Power Media/Make Moves Management, is that the track will appear on both Akon and Jackson's albums.
Since penning the collaborative track, Kelly has been tapped to work not only with Akon and Whitney Houston but also with Jennifer Hudson, Frankie J, Brandy, New Kids On The Block, Toni Braxton, recent Def Jam signee Unique and Leona Lewis, including the latter's second single, "Forgive Me," which will be released in the coming weeks. He also wrote the entire debut solo album for Corbin Bleu from "High School Musical" fame.
As a child, Kelly took piano and flute lessons and sang with local choirs. He attended Brooklyn College of Music in 1999, and in 2002 wrote his first song, which was placed in a Bathing Ape compilation released in Japan. His first major placement came with "Daddy's Little Girl" from Frankie J's 2006 album "Priceless."
In the future, Kelly says he hopes to work with the likes of Beyonce, {tag Rihanna}, Usher, {tag Chris Brown} and Kelly Clarkson, among others. He also plans on delving into country and rock music as well.
Source: http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/…_id=1003824224
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SEOUL - President Moon Jae-in said Monday he will pursue "in earnest" another summit with Kim Jong Un despite the North Korean leader's recent criticism of Seoul's self-proclaimed role as a mediator in stalled nuclear talks.
Kim said in a speech Friday that he is willing to hold another summit with Trump if the United States changes its calculation and offers a "proper attitude and a methodology," setting a year-end deadline.
In his first public remarks since Kim's address, Moon said he "very much welcomed" that speech, saying it shows Kim's "unwavering" commitment toward denuclearization and the reopening of negotiations.
But Moon did not specifically respond to Kim's criticism that South Korea is too subservient to the "anachronistic arrogance and hostile policy of the United States," and that the South's military persisted in "veiled hostility" by conducting exercises with U.S. forces.
Kim said South Korea should not "pose as a meddlesome 'mediator' and 'facilitator' " between the North and the United States.
North Korea's state media Saturday issued a commentary criticizing South Korea's purchase of fighter jets, including two recently delivered F-35A jets from the United States, calling it a "serious provocative act" that could intensify tension on the Korean Peninsula.
Trump emphasized during last week's talks with Moon that he is willing to meet Kim again but will not lift sanctions until the North took meaningful steps to dismantle its nuclear programs.


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His parents gave him the name Jesus. But the prophets, the shepherds, the wise men, and angels addressed him by other names. They called him Lord, Messiah, Savior, Emmanuel, Light of the World, and Word Made Flesh.
In Incarnation, best-selling author Adam Hamilton explores the meaning of these titles and what they tell us about the child whose birth we celebrate at Christmas. Join him and reflect upon the significance of the Christ-child for our lives and world today!
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Q: Programmatically rotate a pie chart to fix the labels Part 1
I'm looking at a way to automatically rotate (with VBA) a pie chart depending on the data. The data is changed dynamically depending on the month selected. Here is an example of the kind of result I can get:

As you can see, the labels, even with the built-in auto-adjust (best fit) in Excel, are not looking good. This is because there isn't much space under the chart to put the labels. Actually, since it's a circle in a square, there will always be more space in the corners. Here is how it looks with a 30° rotation applied manually to the chart, still with best fit labels:

If you are like me, you will find the second pie chart looking better than the first one.
Now, this is easy, all I had to do to fix my problem was to add a 30° rotation to the chart, but the chart data is loaded dynamically, sometimes I will need 30°, other times it's going to be 270°. The problem only occurs when there are multiple small slices like in the example above.
Is there a way, programmatically, depending on the data, to find where Excel is going to put the small slices in the 360° pie chart and then apply the appropriate rotation when there are 3 consecutive small slices (3 or more slices with a total of less than 10%)?
It looks complicated to do, and I don't understand why Excel doesn't do it automatically, but there must be a way.

Part 2
Programmatically solve this kind of problem:

I had to move the labels manually to get something good looking:

Here's some piece of code to move the labels to avoid contact between each other. I could probably make it work for the situation #2 but it's still pretty complicated. It detects collisions between the labels by looping recursively and moving the labels from each other by a couple of pixels until it's not in collision anymore. But even by looking at which side is in collision with another label, moving it to the opposite side could lead to a worse result. And if there are 4-5 labels in the same zone, the recursive function takes forever to run with some random results. I don't want to put 100 hours of work to develop a better algorithm if there's a better or already existing solution.
Sub MoveLabels(chartID As Integer)
    On Error Resume Next
    Dim sh As Worksheet
    Dim ch As Chart
    Dim sers As SeriesCollection
    Dim ser As Series
    Dim i As Long, pt As Long
    Dim dLabels() As DataLabel

    Set sh = ActiveSheet
    Set ch = sh.ChartObjects("Chart " & chartID).Chart

    Set sers = ch.SeriesCollection
    sers(1).DataLabels.Position = xlLabelPositionBestFit

    ReDim dLabels(1 To sers(1).Points.Count)
    For i = 1 To sers(1).Points.Count
        Set dLabels(i) = sers(1).Points(i).DataLabel
    Next
    AdjustLabels dLabels
    On Error GoTo 0
End Sub

Sub AdjustLabels(ByRef v() As DataLabel)
    Dim i As Long, j As Long
    Dim ptMove As Integer

    'A label will be moved recursively by that many pixel until it avoids contact
    'More pixels is faster, less pixels is more accurate
    ptMove = 10

    For i = LBound(v) To UBound(v) - 1
    For j = LBound(v) + 1 To UBound(v)
        If v(i).Left <= v(j).Left Then
            If v(i).Top <= v(j).Top Then
                If (v(j).Top - v(i).Top) < v(i).Height And (v(j).Left - v(i).Left) < v(i).Width And v(j).Text <> v(i).Text And v(j).Text <> "" And v(i).Text <> "" Then
                    v(i).Left = v(i).Left - ptMove
                    v(j).Left = v(j).Left + ptMove
                    AdjustLabels v
                End If
            Else
                If (v(i).Top - v(j).Top) < v(j).Height And (v(j).Left - v(i).Left) < v(i).Width And v(j).Text <> v(i).Text And v(j).Text <> "" And v(i).Text <> "" Then
                    v(i).Left = v(i).Left - ptMove
                    v(j).Left = v(j).Left + ptMove
                    AdjustLabels v
                End If
            End If
        Else
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                    v(i).Left = v(i).Left + ptMove
                    v(j).Left = v(j).Left - ptMove
                    AdjustLabels v
                End If
            Else
                If (v(i).Top - v(j).Top) < v(j).Height And (v(i).Left - v(j).Left) < v(j).Width And v(j).Text <> v(i).Text And v(j).Text <> "" And v(i).Text <> "" Then
                    v(i).Left = v(i).Left + ptMove
                    v(j).Left = v(j).Left - ptMove
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                End If
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Looking for the best art at Burning Man 2018? Let me show you some of my favorites this year!
Ever wondered who goes to Burning Man? I talked to a wide range of participants this year to hear why they came to Burning Man. Read on to hear their story!
The Museum of Ice Cream has so many ridiculously awesome things!


Recently I was asked to help on troubleshooting occasional crashes of the IIS w3wp.exe process on a production site. Other than having the same windows application events generated at the time of the crash, the crashes do not have any obvious pattern and do not appear to be related to the traffic level. After performing a memory dump analysis using windbg, it turned out the crash was caused by a decryption function that was decrypting an empty string.
The following is the code that caused the exception.
Dim pstrDecrKey As String = "renamedFakeKey"
This problem appears to have existed for a while as it was reported here back in 2009 and mentioned here in 2011.
Note that this problem only happens on 64 bit OS but not 32 bit OS. If you upgraded a web server OS from a old windows 32 bit OS to a newer windows 64 bit OS, and the site suddenly experienced random crashes, check if you have similar code and verify if you are having the same problem.
The fix is trivial once the cause is known, but finding out the root cause was a bit more involved. I shared below the process I went through to troubleshoot this.
At the time of the crash, three windows event log entries are generated.
The information in the event log is limited. To find out what went wrong, I had to dig a little deeper and perform a memory dump analysis.
First I had to collect a memory dump when the IIS process crashes. In my case, the web server was already configured with WER to do that. The location of the memory dump was indicated in the evnet 1001 event log entry event.
Download WinDbg if you do not already have it. Start WinDbg and go to File > Open Crash Dump to load the memory dump.
Enter the following command which will display information about the current exception or bug check in verbose format.
000007fe`fa3c9089 0fb63401        movzx   esi,byte ptr [rcx+rax] ds:00000001`050ebfaf=??
FAULTING_IP: mscorwks!COMCryptography::_DecryptData+329, We can tell that the crash happens in the mscorwks.dll and in the DecryptData function. Doing a bit of googling led to this blog post. I also found the strDecrypt function in the website's code base and I verified on a test site that passing empty string to the function will crash the iis process.
It's been a few weeks after fixing the code and no crashes so far.


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Ripley Entertainment scoops up land next to new Topgolf, Andretti Indoor Karting
Orlando Equity Partners sold a 20.4-acre portion of its Universal Boulevard land to Ripley Entertainment. OEP keeps the back 30 acres (hashmarked pattern) most of which is under contract to Tramell Crow for a Class A apartment complex. (Orange County)
Ripley Entertainment Inc. paid $23 million Tuesday for 20.4 acres in Orlando's tourism corridor, but company officials are not disclosing their plans for the site.
The parcel is located on Universal Boulevard, next door to the new Topgolf, Andretti Indoor Karting & Games and the bulk of Universal Orlando's 474 undeveloped acres.
A subsidiary of the Jim Pattison Group, Ripley Entertainment operates 95 attractions under a dozen brands around the world, which include Believe It or Not! Odditoriums, aquariums and Guinness World Records museums.
Ripley bought the land from Orlando Equity Partners LLC (OEP), an affiliate of Southwood Development Company in Atlanta. It was part of a 55-acre parent tract, but the deed filed Wednesday in Orange County specifies that the sale is only for the property fronting on Universal.
OEP also filed a supplement to the reciprocal easement and cost-sharing agreement for the parent tract reiterating that Ripley is to receive 20.4 acres, while OEP would retain 30.3 acres.
The sale appears to keep the northern half of the tract in play for a future Class A apartment complex. Atlanta-based developer Trammell Crow Residential filed plans in August for 656 apartments on the OEP property.
Orange County Senior Planner Sean Bailey said OEP has applied to split the lot into two tracts with a shared easement road. He said both the development plan and lot split are still under review.
GrowthSpotter first reported in early July that Trammell Crow had a contract on the property, with an expectation to close by end of the year.
Dubbed Alexan at Universal, the Development Plan filed with Orange County calls for 11 four-story buildings and 12 two-story carriage houses built in two phases, with two swimming pools.


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Armand Anthony Assante, Jr. (Nova York, 4 d'octubre de 1949) és un actor estatunidenc.

Biografia
Assante és fill de Katherine (nom de soltera Healy), una professora de música i d'Armand Anthony Assante, Sr., un artista i pintor. El seu pare era d'origen italo-americà i la seva mare d'origen irlandès, i va ser criat dins la religió catòlica.

Va entrar a estudiar en la Academy of Dramatic Arts de Nova York, ja en 1973 va aconseguir donar els seus primers passos com a intèrpret en el teatre i la televisió, on se'l va veure en alguns capítols de la sèrie Kojak, per posteriorment aconseguir un paper més decisiu en la sèrie How to Survive a Marriage de 1974.

Va iniciar la seva carrera al cinema a la fi dels anys 70 al costat de Sylvester Stallone, que protagonitzava i també dirigia La cuina de l'infern (1978), posteriorment va aparèixer en títols com a Profecia maleïda (1979) de John Frankenheimer, una comèdia amb Goldie Hawn Private Benjamin (1980), Little Darlings (1980), film que va ser protagonitzat per Tatum O'Neal, o I, The Jury (1982), pel·lícula en què es posa en la pell del detectiu Mike Hammer. Ja en els anys 80, la seva carrera en la pantalla gran va tenir alts i baixos, protagonitzant pocs títols, per la qual cosa va aparèixer en sèries i telefilmes, una constant en tota la seva carrera com a actor.

En els anys 90 va aparèixer en pel·lícules com Ella sempre diu sí (1991), al costat de Alec Baldwin i Kim Basinger, Els reis del mambo (1992) amb Antonio Banderas, La conquesta del paradís (1992), pel·lícula dirigida per Ridley Scott, o Hoffa (1992), film dirigit per Danny DeVito i protagonitzat per Jack Nicholson.

Va ser un començament esperançador perquè la seva carrera es rellancés, però finalment els anys següents li van oferir títols de poca importància, a excepció d'algunes pel·lícules com a Judge Dredd (1995) amb Sylvester Stallone o Striptease (1996) amb Demi Moore. L'any 1997 va ser consagrador per Assante: primer va protagonitzar el drama històric d'Homer, la seva pel·lícula més famosa i actualment un dels films més televisats pels canals de tot el món, l'Odissea (1997), on dona vida al mític Ulisses. En la televisió va aconseguir triomfar amb la sèrie Gotti estrenada als EUA a final de 1996, amb la qual va aconseguir un Emmy el 1997 aconseguint consolidar-se com un actor de prestigi indiscutible.

Filmografia
Les seves pel·lícules més destacades són

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