Virtual COM Port (VCP) Drivers from FTDI however the latest drivers have issues with Arduino Clones, so use "CDM 2.08.24 WHQL Certified.zip".
Double click and install "arduino-1.0.6-windows.exe", use all the defaults.
Open Device Manager, right click on "FT232R USB UART" and select "Update Driver Software".
Click "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer".
Browse to the folder where you extracted the drivers and select "ftdibus.inf".
Select "USB Serial Converter" and click "Next".
Click "Yes" on the Driver Update Warning.
Open Device Manager, right click on "USB Serial Port" and select "Update Driver Software".
Browse to the folder where you extracted the drivers and select "ftdiport.inf".
Select "USB Serial Port" and click "Next".
Open "serproxy.osx" with a Terminal, minimize it, it MUST be open and running in order for GoldsprintsFX to work.


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Robert Barrow may refer to:

 Robert Irving Barrow (1805-circa 1890), artist and architectural illustrator
 Robert H. Barrow (1922–2008) United States Marine Corps four-star general

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Initiatives Toward Respecting Human Rights
Implementing Human Rights Due Diligence
Initiatives Toward Respecting Human RightsImplementing Human Rights Due Diligence
Embedding the Kirin Group Human Rights Policy in practice
Kirin Group recognizes that respect for human rights is a foundation for all of our business activities. Based on the Kirin Group Human Rights Policy, we will continue to promote understanding and putting into practice of respect for human rights across our entire value chain.
Human Rights Due Diligence Process
In accordance with the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, endorsed by the United Nations Human Rights Council, Kirin Group has begun carrying out human rights due diligence. This is a continuous process based on our commitment to ensure respect for human rights (Kirin Group Human Rights Policy) and includes steps from identifying human rights issues in the Kirin Group's value chain and planning and implementing corrective action to monitoring, disclosing information, and communicating with external stakeholders. We will carry out this process as a cycle and work toward ensuring respect for human rights and realizing sustainable business.
In formulating the Kirin Group Human Rights Policy, Kirin Group decided on the priority of activities on human rights issues in the following manner.
Taking guidance from international human rights and labour standards*1 and in consultation with third party experts, we identified the following salient human rights risks that are particularly significant for the alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages industry:
Discrimination and harassment
Freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining
Discriminatory expressions in information delivery
Responsible product sales & marketing activities
Negative impact on communities
For these human rights issues identified, we performed human rights risk assessments by country using the databases of international organizations and NGOs for countries we conduct business in and countries where our suppliers operate, and then determined the priority.
We will expand our human rights due diligence process in a sequential manner with a plan to cover our business in Myanmar, followed by the supply chain in Laos, and China thereafter.
These rights refer to the internationally recognized rights that primarily include those set out under the International Bill of Human Rights and the ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work.
Conducting Human Rights Impact Assessments
Based on the priority, we will conduct a series of human rights impact assessments.
Human rights impact assessment in Myanmar(688KB)
New Business and Investments
As Kirin Group grows our business globally, we want to ensure that we understand the potential for negative impacts on human rights and let this inform whether and how we enter new businesses or markets. We have included human rights due diligence as part of our broader due diligence process to assess the suitability of potential new investments, using a checklist developed in line with the Kirin Group Human Rights Policy. With new business partners, we will ensure they understand the Policy as well as our expectation of their support for the Policy.
The Statement Concerning The Release Amnesty International Published(Released on 15th June 2018)(9KB)
The Progress Updates Concerning The Letter From Amnesty International(Released on 14th December 2018)
Our CSV Story
Management Issues for Sustainable Growth
(Group Materiality Matrix)
Responsible drinking / passing a culture of enjoying alcoholic beverages to the next generation
A Guide to Responsible Drinking
Policy and System
Supporting self-care for healthy people and people with pre-disease
Evolution in medical treatment
Health and productivity management
Contributing to community vitalization
Enhancing sustainable production of raw materials
Containers and Packaging
Stable supply of products and services
Transparency with medical institutions and others
Approach to Human Rights
Promoting responsible procurement
Sustainable raw materials supply
Embracing diversity and inclusion
Development of human resources, open and accommodating organizational culture
The GC and the Kirin Group
System to Promote CSV
Cooperation with Stakeholders
ESG data
GRI Standards Content Index
Kirin Group Sustainability Report Back Issues
Kirin Group Environmental Report
Kirin Group Long-Term Environmental Vison

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However, e-readers have so many benefits (especially for travelers) that I finally gave in. Besides, it is also stylish to use as an accessory with your business suit for those executive meetings. If your agent issues a paper ticket, make sure you save the passenger receipt (the last coupon) for your records throughout the travel.
If you're on TravelPass or on a plan that includes talk, text and data in Mexico and Canada, then 4G data speeds apply for the first 512 MB/day with reduced speeds thereafter. Hey, Edweirdo! This was really fun and pretty informative! I enjoyed it a lot! In fact I savored it! Great adventure! I imagine it changed your views about life!
My Tip – Be sure to stop at San Crispino (on a side street near Trevi Fountain) for a cup of the best gelato you'll ever taste. Honestly, I tried gelato all over Italy and this was the best BY FAR! Eurostar is a super fast passenger train that operates between Europe and the UK which I discovered do not allow pets on board their trains, although Assistance Dogs are permitted when booked in advance.
Enter, go left. Passage slopes down, curves to right. Pass small room on left. When you reach glyph at T intersection, go right. Corridor curls around to north, to 4 chests. Another good choice is to post for sale signs in your coach's windows that provide basic information, pricing and your phone number. This works especially well if you keep your unit in a campground or storage facility.


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Cameron 'to change his mind' on the one thing he got right in Defence
US carrier kit would be really expensive ... says BAE
Lewis Page Tue 17 Apr 2012 // 10:42 UTC
Comment The Strategic Defence and Security Review of 2010 was, overall, a total cockup: but there was one major decision in it which made good sense for British servicemen and taxpayers. It now seems more and more likely that Prime Minister David Cameron, prompted by arms mammoth BAE Systems and by the RAF, intends to reverse that move and continue the destruction of British combat power which has been underway now for more than a decade.
That's a lot of doors and lids and motors ... and all stealthed. Ouch.
We refer, of course, to the choice of which version of the F-35 stealth jet the UK is to buy - which determines what equipment Britain's future aircraft carriers will need.
This choice should be nice and simple. The F-35C, intended for catapult launch and tailhook/arrester-wire landing, will be much cheaper than the jumpjet F-35B - both to buy and to operate. It will be unavailable for maintenance far less often (the F-35B is the world's only supersonic stealth jumpjet - it is one of the most complicated machines in the world and will be a maintenance nightmare). The F-35C, unburdened with the B's vertical thrust equipment, will also offer much superior performance.
So the tailhook jet is both better and cheaper. And, perhaps best of all, British carriers equipped with catapults and arrester gear would also be able to play host to many other kinds of tailhook aircraft. This would not only mean that French Rafales or US F-18 Hornets could fly from British decks - it would also mean that the Hawkeye radar craft used by both navies could do so, finally offering the British fleet the proper airborne radar coverage which would have saved so many soldiers' and sailors' lives in the Falklands1.
The only reason that Britain had originally planned in the 1990s to buy the B version of the F-35 was that there was no way back then to fit the carriers with catapults. All naval catapults then in service required supplies of high-power steam to operate: in today's French and US carriers this steam is produced by the ships' nuclear propulsion, but Britain decided it could not afford a nuclear carrier. Thus the British ships are to have gas-turbine engines, which cannot produce steam. Therefore they could not have catapults. (In theory one might add special auxiliary steam boilers just for the cats, but such a design would be nearly as expensive as a nuclear ship and hugely less capable. The UK never seriously considered that plan, though France did for a while.)
But things have changed since the 1990s. America has moved forward and developed new electromagnetic catapults which need only electrical power to operate. A landbased test system has been in operation in the States for some time without problems, and the Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS) is to be installed in the next US supercarrier: CVN-78, aka USS Gerald R Ford. The Ford is now at an advanced state of build and there is no option to revert her to steam. There is no doubt that EMALS is ready for service - despite certain British politicians' recent witless claims to the contrary. It has already shown that it can launch F-35Cs (and Hawkeyes):
It was well known in Britain that this was on the cards, and so HMSs Prince of Wales and Queen Elizabeth were designed so that they could easily be fitted with catapults should the necessary technology appear. As the British ships are to have electrical transmissions, meaning that they will have ample electrical power to run EMALS without further alteration, installing catapults will be about as simple an operation as one could reasonably ask for.
Given all this it was pretty much a no-brainer to switch the planned UK F-35 order from B to C version, and Mr Cameron duly did so in 2010: making the new carriers hugely more useful at a stroke and saving Britain vast sums of money down the road which would otherwise have been spent on expensive F-35Bs and exotic, custom built vertical-landing radar aircraft.
Good news for the armed forces and the taxpayers, then. Congratulations Mr Cameron. But it was bad news for a much more influential grouping: the British-headquartered arms industry. It was also very bad news for the Royal Air Force.
Jet engine firm Rolls-Royce sometimes gets mentioned in this context. Rolls makes the lift fans and swivelling exhaust nozzles for the F-35B, so they could expect some minor losses of orders with the British shift to the C model. But the US Marines are still going to buy B version F-35s, in much greater numbers than the UK would have done, so it's not a big deal for Rolls-Royce. In any case, Rolls couldn't directly do a lot about the decision.
But the shift offered a very damaging prospect indeed to the real monster of the British arms biz, BAE Systems plc. BAE is nowadays mainly an American company, having shut British factories and fired British employees continually for the last 20 years as it used huge revenues garnered mainly from the UK taxpayer2 to buy up US firms. It now employs many more Americans than it does Brits, and makes most of its money in the States. Nonetheless, the company still owns the great bulk of the remaining UK arms industry as part of its global portfolio and it is most unwilling to release its stranglehold on the MoD's budget.
The shift from F-35B to C in itself wouldn't directly affect BAE much: it is an F-35 subcontractor, but the parts it makes would be used in either version. And, as discussed, Britain's F-35 purchase of a hundred or so jets matters very little among the thousands of orders expected during the life of the programme.
But the catapult carriers are pure poison for BAE nonetheless. Once the UK has a catapult carrier, there will naturally be a push to put some planes on it. No matter what the British government says, there's no realistic prospect of any serious number of F-35Cs being available for much of the ship's early life at the very least. The 2010 SDSR documents projected that Britain would field an air group of just twelve F-35Cs in the early 2020s, and this is almost certainly an overestimate: the F-35C has suffered cost increases and delays since then.
Realistically, on current plans HMS Prince of Wales will arrive in service with catapults all complete in just a few years' time, and barely a handful of British F-35Cs - if any at all - will be available to fill her vast hangars, able to hold 40 planes with ease.
So the only combat planes able to fly from Britain's new flagship will be F-18 Hornets as operated by the US Navy, or Rafales as used by the French. US and French jets were always expected to be visitors to Britain's carriers, of course: but nobody thought they'd be the majority - or only - users.
Next page: And once we had some Hornets or Rafales ... my word the Eurofighter and Tornado would start to look bad. Can we see where BAE and the RAF would be upset?
We'll pay £400k for a depth charge-proof robot submarine, says UK's Ministry of Defence
British military continues push for new autonomous tech
UK's Ministry of Defence loads up £4.6m for one plucky IaaS and PaaS provider to host Oracle Primavera apps
Attention! Stand up straight you 'orrible lot!
Royal Navy destroyer leaves Middle East due to propeller problems
For once it's not an engine breakdown
Are you seeing this, Amazon? British military steps up robot tech tests with drone capable of carrying 60kg payloads
Rise of the Machines Aerial ammo deliveries – always handy when you're storming a beach
Sort your spending habits out, UK Ministry of Defence told over £20bn black hole
Public Accounts Committee recommends department chains its wallet shut
Backdoored SolarWinds software, linked to US govt hacks, in wide use throughout the British public sector
And what's the impact of months-long compromise? UK.gov won't say – as CISA orders shutdown of machines
Brazil says it has bagged Royal Navy flagship HMS Ocean for £84m
Four years ago Brit taxpayers spent £65m doing her up
HMS Queen Elizabeth is delayed, Ministry of Defence confesses
Haughty minister tries brushing it off as pedantry


A southern Indiana man accused of trying to hire someone to kill his ex-wife has died in a shooting.
NEW ALBANY, Ind. — A southern Indiana man accused of trying to hire someone to kill his ex-wife has died in a shooting.
The Floyd County Sheriff's Office says 49-year-old Mark McCane of Floyds Knobs was found dead Wednesday night in a New Albany home. He had suffered multiple gunshot wounds.
Police say a man who owns that home was found outside it with a gunshot wound to the hand, and the shootings remain under investigation.
Floyd County Sheriff Frank Loop tells the News and Tribune that McCane was arrested last year on charges that he tried to hire someone to kill his ex-wife.
That killing was never carried out, but McCane's trial on with conspiracy to commit murder and other charges in that case was scheduled to start Jan. 22.


It's been a terrific weekend of 3rd round action, and Chelsea are now favourites to lift the trophy at Wembley in May. Click here for FA Cup Outright!
Walter Smith has resigned as Scotland coach to become manager of Rangers for a second time.
The Scottish Football Association will now take legal action against Smith "for breach of contract" and against Rangers "for inducement to break the contract".
Smith, who has signed a three-year contract, replaces Paul Le Guen and will be assisted by former Rangers striker Ally McCoist.
Rangers chairman Sir David Murray said: "It's a great pleasure to welcome Walter and Ally back.
However SFA chief executive, David Taylor, said: "Walter's departure is a serious blow to the Scottish FA.
An SFA statement said: "At a meeting this morning with the chief executive of the Scottish FA, Walter Smith delivered a letter of resignation with immediate effect from his position as national coach of the Scotland team.
Smith said: "I am delighted to return to Rangers as manager. This club has always been in my blood and I can't wait to get started.
"I am looking forward to teaming up with Ally and first-team coach Kenny McDowall.
"I worked side by side with Ally during our time with the national team and I am also delighted Kenny has agreed to join us at Ibrox.
"Ally is someone with a strong Rangers background. He's young and ambitious and he's given up quite a bit to take up this job.


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Rediff.com » Business » RBI helps ICICI Bank get back to school
RBI helps ICICI Bank get back to school
By A BS reporter in New Delhi
ICICI Bank wants to teach banking to schoolchildren, in fact to anyone who wants to learn. And its main muse for this cause was the Reserve Bank of India, which has been exhorting banks to educate the public about the basics of banking. Hence, when ICICI asked for help, the RBI was more than willing to don the role of publisher and teacher for the cause.
Last week, Disha, the NGO front of the bank, launched the first of the series of its school comic books on banking. And RBI was in full force at the release. Said RBI's general manager, Kamala Rajan, "This is one venture which has been done totally in-house starting from the animation done in the book to the text and ideas."
RBI has gone ahead and put the Disha comic book on its website, saying it is open for anyone to see. School principals formed the majority of people attracted to this and Disha says it will be confined to Delhi for now and it plans to have different formats for different schools.
ICICI and Disha's chief counsellor Nutan Lughani says that other banks will also be involved in the school programme in order to scale it up. The book is just one step in the agenda of Disha.
"We are also providing assistance to the lay man in debt management and counselling. It is already six months old and ordinary people are encouraged to walk into Disha offices where they are provided counsel on managing their debts. If someone has Rs 20 lakh loan and he is overwhelmed, we try to help him by talking to his bank and re-scheduling his instalments. Often people don't know how to manage their credit cards and are ignorant of interest rates and we provide them with advice, says Lughani.
A BS reporter in New Delhi


- BioCatch represents the leader in behavioral biometrics, with more than 40 patents pending or granted covering a wide array of capabilities, and is leading this market with the largest deployments in major banks and e-commerce institutions around the world.
- Most fraud today comes from authenticated sessions, and BioCatch represents a new and innovative approach to detecting breaches, by identifying malware, account takeovers and social engineering. The BioCatch platform spans the gamut of human behavioral profiling, malware and Remote Access Trojan (RAT) detection, and aggregator and bot detection, to provide a real-time actionable cyber risk score.
The BioCatch 2.0 release supports extensive scalability requirements that enterprise customers demand, delivering rich data collection of behavioral parameters, and significantly broader identification of remote access Trojans, bots, aggregators, and malware. The new release features fast processing of risk-score calculation, providing real-time behavioral insights, as well as a new graphical user interface for the "Analyst Station", BioCatch's flagship analytics tool, enabling fraud teams to further investigate and analyze fraud cases.
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En Masse Entertainment wants your feedback to help develop TERA. In a recent post on the TERA forums, Evan "Scapes" Berman announced that a new poll will be held each week to allow players a chance to have their voice heard. The results of each week's poll will be used to assist in the game's development.
Each week we'll publish a new official Velika's Voice poll about a game-related subject for the TERA community to answer and discuss. Polls will remain open for the duration of the week and close the following Monday when a new poll will take its place. We will use the results and subsequent discussion harvested from these polls will be used to assist in the development of the game. This thread will list and link to these polls as they are posted in the Polls subforum.
The poll for this week asks for feedback on in-game holiday events. Do you prefer real-world holiday events or other created events based off of game lore or sports? Head over to the official poll and let your voice be heard.


cores of lucky puppies and dogs are getting a new lease on life on Long Island.
Eyewitness News was there when a little schnauzer touched solid ground for the first time in its life Monday. It was one of hundreds of dogs doing the same after they were all rescued from puppy mills in Missouri and transported to New York.


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If you and your friends start a pop-up gallery right next to The Nut Hut on Frankford Avenue, there's really only one name you can give it.
"I was jokingly like, 'It needs to be The Legume Room!' That caught on, and now I have to call it that." Gillian Mead explained to me, shaking her head.
Gillian is one of several recent Tyler School of Art grads (congrats guys!) who run The Legume Room. She explained that with only a limited amount of space provided by the school for thesis shows, desire for additional locations to show work was strong. "We needed to create an opportunity for people who otherwise wouldn't get it, and we needed to create an opportunity for ourselves. If we wanted to curate something, we just had to do it."
So, a group of friends made an arrangement with a local artist: a two month rental of a studio space and the ability to transform it week-to-week for seven shows. The 7th and final show, "Game Trail," features work from Sara Bakowski, Samantha Herman, Adam Franklin, Christine McDonald, Kate McGinley, Morgan Nitz, Alyssa Pizio, Cris Varela, and Elliot Wattenbarger. The closing reception is June 1st.
Performance by Christina McDonald and Samantha Herman. Photo taken by Tim Belknap
I wanted to learn more about The Legume Room after attending the third show in the space, which featured work by Morgan Nitz and Cris Varela. Morgan Nitz and I had previously worked together, and she invited me to the new space. The two sculptors titled their show [BETWEEN SOBS], which, mood. The works in [BETWEEN SOBS] prompted rumination, playing against the tone of brevity often found in DIY spaces. Nitz's pieces were slow investigations of space and movement, while Varela utilized youthful imagery and symbols to articulate the peculiarities of adolescence. Together, the works made room for both humor and introspection.
With emerging artists there can be a tendency to rely on silliness or to lean into apathy. There is an immense pressure to succeed as an artist, and rejecting sincerity is a way to eliminate the ability to fail. I thoroughly enjoyed [BETWEEN SOBS] and decided to speak with the folks who run The Legume Room about starting a pop-up gallery as a response to the stresses and joys of being an art student. I spoke with Gillian Mead, Christine McDonald, Morgan Nitz, and Cristhian Varela. Here are some thoughts they shared with me:
Logan: What was it like working in The Legume Room compared to other art spaces?
Gillian: This space is different from other places I've worked in. It's so much smaller and has the architecture of a room that wasn't meant to have art in it. So we had to contend with that, which was really interesting.
Morgan: We are really into the challenge of working with the space. What is really nice about The Legume Room is that there are these weird features. You have to work with what's around you.
Install shot from Gillian Mead's show, "Thank You For Six Great Seasons!" image courtesy of the artist
Cristhian: For someone who has no lineage to galleries or the artworld, it's still kinda exciting to me. I wanna bring people from outside into the gallery because it is a cool space. There is, to some an extent, a prestige to it and that doesn't exist in my world, in my background.
Logan: How was humor important during this collaboration?
Christine: The name of the place is playful, and we had a lot of fun being a part of that for the last two months. The humor is good. I take myself so seriously, so I was like, let's do something funny.
Morgan: We took things a lot less seriously but, that doesn't mean there was less research or thought behind it. Being more playful with our work allows it to be a lot more accessible to other people.
Gillian: It's important to not be too serious. Don't take any sign of failure as a sign that you're also a failure. That's also my therapy coming through.
Logan: What are the benefits of working with friends?
Gillian: With this space we can all text each other and say, "Hey, can you give us some advice for curating?" People help in whatever way that they can — helping install things one day or giving people advice. It feels like a collective effort all the way through.
Christine: We have a really great thing with this group of people because everyone is a listener. Everyone has a strong voice and we make radically different stuff but, at the heart of it, everyone really cares and wants to be there. I think the reason it feels like everything worked out so well is that everyone feels so happy doing this.
"Straws" by Morgan Nitz. image courtesyof the artist
Logan: What advice do you have for up-and-coming artists?
Christine: Talk to a lot of people. Work with your friends and find a thing that you like to do. Talk to the people you're the most productive around.
Gillian: Be gentle with yourself. Know that you have other things to do. You don't need to be doing things all the time. Building relationships amongst ourselves as students forced me to look at art that I wasn't looking at and talk with people who I didn't necessarily know very well before.
Cristhian: It's not really about the artwork, it's about a personal transformation. That's what I see more than anything — people becoming more comfortable with who they are. As long as you're honest and open with yourself and others, it's just easier to live your life and make artwork.
The Legume Room is located on 1863 Frankford Ave. "Game Trail" will have a closing reception June 1st 6-10pm. Appointments can be made to visit the show through Gillian Mead via email: g.mead21@gmail.com
Logan is a student currently studying at Moore College of Art & Design and an alum of Headlong Performance Institute. Logan participates in society as a curator, visual artist, designer, organizer, and writer. They have a soft spot for awkwardness and revel in the boldness that young, queer, and/or poc arists bring to the world.
Adam Franklin, Alyssa Pizio, Christine McDonald, Cris Varela, Cristhian Varela, Elliot Wattenbarger, Game Trail, Gillian Mead, Kate McGinley, Morgan Nitz, pop-up gallery, Samantha Herman, Sara Bakowski, The Legume Room, tyler school of art
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MILLBRAE, Calif. (KGO) -- Detectives in San Mateo County need the public's help identifying two trucks at the scene of a deadly hit-and-run.
Deputies say Lillian Garcia was hit around 7:10 p.m. Saturday on Rollins and Adrian Road in Millbrae. She was found in the crosswalk and later died at San Francisco General Hospital.
Deputies say two drivers could be witnesses.
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RichFaces (vollständig JBoss RichFaces) ist ein umfangreiches Komponentenbibliothek für JavaServer Faces (JSF), mit der sich Rich-Client-basierte Jakarta-EE-Anwendungen (oft auch Web-2.0-Anwendungen genannt) erstellen lassen. Sie basiert auf dem Open-Source-Framework Ajax4jsf und ermöglicht eine einfache Nutzung von Ajax für die Entwicklung von Software für Geschäftsanwendungen. Das RichFaces-Projekt wurde im Juni 2016 eingestellt, d. h., es findet keine Weiterentwicklung mehr statt.

Eigenschaften
Ajax4jsf Framework wird durch RichFaces in zweierlei Hinsicht erweitert:
 es stellt weitere visuelle Komponenten zur direkten Verwendung zur Verfügung
 es implementiert das skinnability feature des Ajax4jsf Frameworks und enthält eine große Anzahl von vorgefertigten Skins.

RichFaces unterscheidet sich von anderen AJAX-Ansätzen durch die Seiten-orientierte Unterstützung von AJAX statt der traditionellen Komponenten-orientierten Unterstützung. Das bedeutet, dass ein Ereignis, das eine AJAX-Anfrage auslösen kann, und ein Bereich der Seite, der nach Abarbeitung der AJAX-Anfrage aktualisiert werden soll, unabhängig von den auf der Seite enthaltenen Komponenten festgelegt werden können.

Eine Alternative zu RichFaces als Komponentenbibliothek stellen Primefaces und ICEfaces dar.

Historie
RichFaces ist wie Ajax4jsf eine frei verfügbare quelloffene Klassenbibliothek von JBoss, einer Geschäftseinheit von Red Hat. Ursprünglich wurde sie jedoch von Exadel, Inc. entwickelt, dann aber im Rahmen einer strategischen Partnerschaft zusammen mit Red Hat der JBoss Open Source Community zugeführt.

Weblinks
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What's Happening: Bull City Ciderworks renovating its space; Nick's named top small-town restaurant; Sinfully Delicious moving
Jill Doss-Raines
Bull City Ciderworks undergoes renovations; "Reader's Digest" readers magazine has crowned a local restaurant the best small-town restaurant in the state; Sinfully Delicious Custom Bakery moves to the uptown district - Here's What's Happening.
Walls coming down for Bull City project
Crash, bang, boom, bam! Construction and destruction are underway at Bull City Ciderworks.
The business was the first to lease space, which it now owns, in the Historic Depot District in Lexington. Brick walls are being removed to create an open covered seating area and large roll-up doors, glass sliding doors and windows are being added as CEO John Clowney and his partners overhaul the business. Improving the design of the cider bar and production facility has always been a goal, he said.
"We're adding climate control with air conditioning and heating to the taproom," Clowney said. "Before in the summer if it was hot, it was super hot in the taproom and in the winter it was super cold... We're changing the dock and making it easier for loading and unloading. We're putting in an office space and employee lounge."
Perhaps the most noticeable changes planned in the nearly $600,000 renovation that customers will see are the new entrance to the taproom and the taproom itself. Once complete, visitors coming in from the Fifth Avenue side of Bull City will be greeted with a new, natural, grassy outdoor seating area with fire pits. The fire puts will be 10-feet in diameter each.
Just beyond the grass seating area will be a two-level covered seating area. A walk up some steps to the second level of covered patio seating will reveal two new glass doors offering entrance into the renovated taproom.
The outdoor areas will accommodate seating for 500-600 people, said Clowney. The new taproom and bar will feature 24 taps - eight more taps than before - 40 seats at the larger bar and 100 more seats in the taproom. Clowney said there will also be a new, an 800 square foot retail space just off of the taproom. The area can be rented for private parties. When not in use for private events, a sliding barn door can open to provide more seating in the taproom area.
A pull-up door will provide a view from the covered seating area outside into the production room. There will also be a glass wall between the taproom and the production room and new bathrooms.
"When this is done and COVID is not a factor, we're going to have food truck rodeos, concerts and community events," Clowney said. "We've got to get past COVID so we can have large density gatherings... We really just want to be a community gathering spot."
The business remains open during construction with a temporary taproom located on the South Railroad Street side. The taproom is open on Fridays and Saturdays. Keep up with construction news and business operation hours by following Bull City Ciderworks' social media pages on Facebook and Instagram.
Nick's named best NC small-town restaurant
When Nick's Old Fashioned Hamburger House owner Jeremy Haynes says his small joint in Welcome is the best restaurant in the state, well ... he can back that up.
Readers of "Reader's Digest" recently named it one of the Best Small-Town Restaurants Across America. One restaurant per state was given the distinction.
"Nick's is a tiny joint with the most amazing burgers that are cooked fresh to order.," reads the caption online with the story and photo. "The chili and ranch salad dressings are made from scratch, too. Ralph Brauser named Nick's after his son. Ralph is always friendly and recognizes his customers. You will not leave hungry, that is for sure!"
Brauser, who opened the restaurant in 2010 at 6999 Old U.S. Highway 52 in Welcome, sold the place to Haynes, a Davidson County native, and his wife, Casey, in April.
"It's mind-blowing to get an award like this from such an established and prestigious publication as 'Reader's Digest,'" said Haynes, who said he gives credit for the restaurant's award and success to Brauser. This is not the first national recognition Nick's has received from a best-of list. Nick's won the same title, but from "Taste of Home" magazine in 2019.
More:What's Happening: Meat market will open 2nd store; Restaurant for sale; Movie theater to host Mask Con
Since buying the restaurant, Haynes, who is a former commercial insurance industry employee, said he has changed little. They still hand-pat the burgers, make their own chili and ranch dressing and source as much other food as possible from local businesses. For example, the pimento cheese and slaws used on many of the sandwiches are made at Lexington Style Trimmings restaurant.
"We are so thankful and appreciative," Haynes said. "We have the best customers in the world."
Bakery makes the move to new uptown location
Sinfully Delicious Custom Bakery closed one door Friday and is working to open a new door by Oct. 12.
Owner Wende Everhart has purchased the retail space at 28 W. Second Ave., which formerly house Sweet Briar Country Market. The bakery is moving from its West Center Street location, where it opened in May 2017.
"We've always wanted to be in uptown," said an excited Everhart. "Everything is in uptown. It's always been a goal of mine to be there."
The store will be closed from Oct. 5 to 10 for the move. The new bakery location is smaller, but worth the change because of location, location, location, she added.
"We're excited about the foot traffic we will gain," she said.
There will be no changes in the baked goods offered. Nothing is going off the menu. Sinfully Delicious is known for its over-the-top custom-designed cakes, cookies, brownies, banana pudding, Keto products and cake by the slice. Her cake flavors range from rich chocolate to the Fat Elvis. The latter is a banana cake with peanut butter icing, chocolate ganache and topped with crumbled bacon.
In case there are changes to the target re-opening date on Oct. 12, Everhart said to follow the store's social media pages for the latest information on Facebook and Instagram.
More:What's Happening: Star Nutrition brings health to Welcome; Pizza Hut closes; Theater workshop planned
Store hours for Saturday will be the only change. Once re-opened, Sinfully Delicious will be open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The hours Monday to Friday will remain 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Millicent's first taste of the performing arts was when she joined the Australian tour of Oliver! at the age of 10. Since entering LASALLE, she has been involved in numerous productions – Agatha Christie's Murder on the Nile, The Book of Living and Dying, and Bully & The Beast (children's theatre). She was also cast in Aladdin (W!LD RICE), and was a lead character on MediaCorp Channel 5's Stories of Love. Millicent has voiced various commercials and hosted for live events on several occasions. Upon graduation, Millicent hopes to continue to hone her craft and perform in the local theatre industry. She thanks her loving family and friends for being her pillar of support throughout her journey in LASALLE.


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If Saigon is the frenetic, commercial heartbeat of Vietnam, then verdant and historic Hanoi is the sedate, intellectual soul of the country. Its leafy boulevards, serene lakes and sweeping white French colonial architecture set the scene as tourists and locals go about their business at a pleasingly civilised pace.
Currency: Vietnamese dong (VND)
VND10,000 ~ US$0,43
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Emergency numbers: Police: 113
Newspapers: Nhan Dan (State newspaper, also available online in English)
Vietnam News (English daily)
The Vietnam Investment Review (English business publication)
Word Hanoi (English publication for expats in Hanoi)
Opening hours: Shops are generally open from 8-8.30 to 21.00, 22.00, but can close for lunch for one or two hours. Banks are open Monday-Friday from 7.30-8.00 to 11.30 and from 13.00-16.00, and are closed on Saturday and Sunday. Governmental offices are open 7.30-16.30, excluding a one-hour lunch, Monday-Friday and closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Tourist information: 7 Dinh Tien Hoang Street, Hoan Kiem
Opening hours: 8.00-21.00
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Do & See
Visit Hanoi and you will find white French villas next to temples and monuments. The Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum is one of the most visited attractions in the country and should not be missed. Hanoi Old Quarter is another must to witness Hanoi at its liveliest moments: flows of people and motorbike permeate all through out the streets.
Cruises in Halong Bay
Owning thousands islands with unique landscape, Halong Bay deserves to be on the World UNESCO Nature Heritage list. As to bring worldwide travelers the best experience of Halong Bay, hundreds of cruises are available, all waiting to take visitors on a new adventure. Find and book the services with a reputable travel agent to get the best price.
VAC Library
Standing for the Vietnamese words Vườn (Garden), Ao (Pond), Chuồng (Cage), the VAC Library lives up to its name. It's not only an outdoor space in which you can read your books, but also a project that wants to teach children how farming and agriculture can thrive even in urban settings. That is accomplished by showcasing how the local fish pond, the chicken cages and the vegetable garden can provide nourishment to one another in a symbiotic relationship.
Hanoi is the perfect starting point for a trip to the UNESCO heritage listed, Halong Bay. Book an organized tour, either a day trip or over night, with one of the many different Junk companies and enjoy the magical landscape of the thousand islands scattered in the green water.
The 11th-century wooden shrine, revered for its fertility and healing properties, was burnt by the French in the 1950's and is now replaced by a concrete one and is still a popular destination. To honor the symbol of purity in Buddhism the pagoda is built to look like a lotus blossom.
Temple Of Literature
Temple Of Literature, constructed in 1070 under Ly Thanh Tong's dynasty, can be found about ten minutes away from Hoan Kiem lake. The temple is one of the oldest sights in Hanoi and is dedicated to the Chinese philosopher Confucius (Khong Tu). Six year later, it was founded as Vietnam's first university. The building itself is extremely well preserved and is a beautiful example of traditional-style Vietnamese architecture.
Ngoc Son Temple
Located on an island at the north end of Hoan Kiem Lake, this peaceful temple site honouring scholars and war heroes is best known for its preserved turtle corpse which links to the lake's mythology. There is a red-painted bridge, constructed in classical Vietnamese style that takes you to the island and is one of the most visited temples in Hanoi.
Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum
Known for honouring the national hero: President Ho Chi Minh, this is the number one tourist attraction as well as an important historical sight in Hanoi. Inspired by the Lenin's Mausoleum in Moscow it was built within two years from 1973 to 1975. It is only open on limited time so prepare for very long queues. If you are lucky you might catch the changing of the guard outside the mausoleum.
This museum honours President Ho Chi Minh who is considered to be a Vietnamese hero. The museum holds a collection of his letters and military orders that explain the Communist Party's early days to the present.
Thien Quang Pagoda
Ngu Xa villages are located in the Truc Bach Lake shore, west of Hanoi and consist of five villages. It is in Ngu Xa, also known as the bronze village where you will find Thien Quang Pagoda temple. This temple holds one of the largest bronze Buddha statues in Vietnam, weighing in at 10 tonnes and 3.95 meter tall.
Vietnam National Museum of History
This beautiful museum takes their visitors through around two thousand years of Vietnamese history. Well-presented objects (about 7,000 artefacts) from prehistoric days to the present day in two storeys, are displayed in this attractive colonial building.
Hoa Lo Prison
Constructed by the French in 1896, the prison was taken over by the Vietnamese in 1954 to house prisoners of war. The original guillotine room and stories told by the ex-inmates themselves make this a gruesome but compelling experience.
This museum shows the history of Vietnam's women through times. Over an area of 2,000 square metres more than 25,000 objects display information about their lives during war time until today.
Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre
Water Puppet Theatre is a traditional and prestigious artwork in Vietnam and especially in the northern parts of the country. Live musicians and beautifully made puppets on a scene made of water, perform together and shows local and traditional stories.
With over 50 different ethnic groups in the country, this first class museum has a lot to show. Inside the museum you can watch all types of artefacts and exhibitions and on the outside, it offers an area showing different types of houses in various parts of Vietnam. Don´t miss the entertaining water puppet show hosted here.
This cathedral is one of the sights remaining from the French colonial time. It was built in 1886 in neo-gothic style and its interior with coloured windows and religious paintings is still the same.
Hanoi Cooking Centre
To bring some of the Vietnamese culture with you home, a cooking class could be a good idea. At Hanoi Cooking Centre you can participate in one of their classes where you first make a visit to the market to buy your groceries and the get back to the kitchen to prepare your own mouth-watering meal.
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Europe's south offers a warm welcome to energy migrants
Society 11:08 28 Nov, 2022
Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February drove some energy prices to record levels in August
Software developer Victor Varlamov logs in every morning to work on a sunny Spanish island off the coast of Africa after the prospect of steep heating bills and a winter made harsher by the Ukraine war drove him to leave his adoptive home in Poland, Qazet.az reports.
He is not alone in pursuing a warmer, cheaper way of life as tourist boards across southern Europe have seized on the cost-of-living crisis to advertise the benefits of wintering abroad to those living in more northerly countries.
Varmalov, 50, together with his wife and teenage daughter, moved from Poland's Baltic coast to Gran Canaria in Spain's Canary Islands two months ago and plans to stay for the coming months.
"The economic crisis and mostly the war situation have pushed me here," said Varmalov, who is Russian by birth.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February drove some energy prices to record levels in August. They have eased, but are likely to stay high and have led to painful levels of inflation.
Before leaving Gdansk, where he has lived since 2016, Varmalov calculated he could save 250 euros ($259) on rent each month and pay 140 euros for all his utilities and internet, instead of the 200 euros he was paying for electricity alone in Poland.


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Bharat Aluminium Company Ltd. (BALCO) was an Indian government owned aluminium producer under Ministry of Mines, Government of India. In 2000, the Ministry of Mines, Government of India sold it to Vedanta Resources when Atal Bihari Vajpayee-Bharatiya Janta Party-National Democratic Alliance-led-government was in power. BALCO was incorporated in the year 1965 as a central public sector unit (CPSU) and it was the central government-establishment until 2001, when it was taken over by Vedanta Resources, a company listed on the London Stock Exchange. The government company has been closely associated with the Indian Aluminium Industry, in a pivotal role. Mr. Abhijit Pati is the current CEO & Whole Time Director of the company.

History

It was incorporated in 1965 as a Public Sector Undertaking. It is the first public sector enterprise in India which started producing aluminium in 1974. Till 2001, BALCO was a public sector enterprise owned 100% by Government of India. In 2001, Government of India divested 51% equity and management control in favour of Sterlite Industries India Limited.
There's a little history behind the privatisation of the company that was not doing so well being a public sector company. There were groups formed among people or rather BALCO employees namely supporters of privatisation and the ones who opposed it. Rallies and processions were carried out in the evenings to oppose the privatisation and those who supported it were left in minority. Eventually, things happened as they were planned and the company was listed under Sterlite. There were allegation of scam involved in disinvestment of BALCO.

Achievements
The development of special aluminium alloys for "Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile" – Agni and "Surface Missile" – Prithvi have been significant achievements of BALCO. BALCO has been the first in the Indian Aluminium Industry to produce the Alloy Rods, which is a Feedstock for all Aluminium Alloy Conductors, very much needed for today's power transmission lines.

Criticism

Safety concerns
A chimney under construction by Gannon Dunkerley & Company at the Balco smelter in Korba, Chhattisgarh collapsed  on 23 September 2009 killing 49 workers.

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Илия Ангелов Щърка̀лев е виден български лекар, учен, акушер-гинеколог.

Биография
Илия Щъркалев е роден в 1909 година в зъхненското село Скрижово, Османската империя, днес Скопия, Гърция. Завършва медицина в Мюнхен през 1937 година и специализира в "Майчин дом" - първата акушеро-гинекологична клиника в България, от 1939 до 1942 г. Преподава във Висшия медицински институт в София от 1942 година като асистент, от 1955 година е доцент, а в 1959 година става професор и оглавява катедрата по акушерство и гинекология, която ръководи до 1976 година.

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Български лекари от Македония
Родени в Скрижово
Български имигранти от Македония в София
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Scott M. Muehlberger
smuehlberger@porterhedges.com
Scott Muehlberger is a partner in our Energy section. His practice focuses on a broad range of upstream and midstream energy transactions, including acquisitions, divestitures, mergers, and strategic partnership arrangements.
He has extensive experience negotiating purchase and sale agreements, joint venture agreements, joint development and participation agreements, service agreements, and other energy-related documentation. Scott also advises clients on structuring matters and negotiates formation documentation, including limited liability company agreements and partnership agreements. Prior to joining the firm, Scott practiced as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), giving him valuable insight into understanding the financial decisions made by his clients.
Energy Transactions
Acquisitions, Divestitures and Joint Ventures
Midstream Oil and Gas
Renewable & Alternative
J.D., University of Texas School of Law, 2009
M.P.A., University of Texas at Austin, 2004
B.B.A., University of Texas at Austin, with high honors, 2004
Scott's representations have included the following:
Acquisitions and Divestitures
Independent exploration and production companies regarding the following:
$2.5 billion acquisition of the membership interests of entities which owned oil, gas and pipeline assets in the Permian Basin
$1.275 billion acquisition of Marcellus Shale oil and gas properties
$790 million acquisition of Utica Shale oil and gas properties
$440 million acquisition of oil and gas properties in the Permian Basin
$400 million divestiture of Utica Shale oil and gas properties
$200 million divestiture of Bakken Shale oil and gas properties
$195 million acquisition of oil and gas properties in Oklahoma
$50 million divestiture of Bakken Shale oil and gas properties
$45 million divestiture of pipeline assets in Oklahoma
$30 million divestiture of Eagle Ford oil and gas properties and pipeline assets
Multiple mineral and royalty companies regarding the following:
$340 million acquisition of a diverse set of mineral and royalty interests in 20 states, including Texas, Oklahoma, and North Dakota
$125 million acquisition of mineral and royalty interests in West Texas
$110 million acquisition of mineral and royalty interests in West Texas and New Mexico
$100 million acquisition of STACK mineral and royalty interests
$25 million acquisition of SCOOP and STACK mineral and royalty interests
A newly formed private equity backed company in acquiring $160 million in Utica Shale oil and gas properties.
A publicly traded master limited partnership in acquiring pipeline assets located in East Texas from an independent exploration and production company
An infrastructure investment regarding its acquisition of gas storage facilities and oil and gas assets located in North Texas.
An international oil and gas exploration and production company in its multi-billion-dollar acquisition of oil and gas assets.
A group of investment companies in selling a natural gas fired power plant in South Texas.
Other Transactions and General Corporate
A mineral and royalty company in its strategic relationship with an independent oil and gas company to jointly acquire mineral rights in the SCOOP and STACK oil and gas plays of Oklahoma.
A private exploration and production company regarding corporate formation and structure.
A private oil and gas company in a pipeline joint venture.
A private equity fund in a joint venture involving a West Texas water transport company.
Porter Hedges Advises Franco-Nevada in the $300M Acquisition of Marcellus Shale Royalty Interests from Range Resources
Porter Hedges Represents Ascent Resources in Utica Acquisitions
Porter Hedges Advises Franco-Nevada in its Strategic Relationship with Continental Resources for the Joint Acquisition of SCOOP & STACK Mineral Rights in Oklahoma
Porter Hedges Represents White Star Petroleum in the Divestiture of Midstream Assets
Porter Hedges Represents Coral Reef Capital in its Acquisition of Viola Oil & Gas Holdings' Illinois Basin Assets
Porter Hedges Represents Vantage Energy in the Successful Bid of $339.5M for Oil and Gas Assets from Alpha Natural Resources
Porter Hedges Represents White Star Petroleum in $200M Acquisition of Shale Assets from Devon Energy Corporation
"Franco-Nevada Pays $220M For Stake in JV With Continental Resources," Law360
"People in business," Houston Chronicle
"Five Firms Handle Texas Energy Acquisition, Related Transactions," Texas Lawyer
"Black Stone Minerals, L.P. Announces $340 Million Acquisition of Mineral and Royalty Interests and Private Placement of Cumulative Convertible Preferred Units," Black Stone Minerals News Release
"Noble Energy selling more assets in $340M deal," Houston Business Journal
"White Star Petroleum, LLC Announces Acquisitions Of Mid-Continent Assets And Increase Of Borrowing Base," PR Newswire
"White Star Petroleum, LLC Announces Acquisitions of Mid-Continent Assets and Increase of Borrowing Base," White Star Petroleum Press Release
"White Star Petroleum, LLC Closes on Acquisition of Mississippi Lime and Woodford Shale Assets; Announces Completion of Recapitalization Initiatives and Key Executive Appointments," Yahoo Finance
"White Star To Acquire $200M in Shale Assets From Devon Energy," Texas Lawyer
"Devon Energy to sell northern Oklahoma assets," The Oklahoman
"Enbridge Subsidiary Drops $160M On Eaglebine Assets," Law360
"American Energy Acquires $440M Permian Basin Drilling Land," Law360
"American Energy Pays $251M For Okla. Shale Stakes," Law360
American Energy - NonOp, LLC Acquires Resource Plays in Southern and Central Oklahoma
"American Energy Partners completes acquisitions," The Journal Record
"American Energy-Permian Adds $726M in Properties," The Deal Pipeline
"American Energy Drops $726M On Texas Acreage," Law360
State Bar of Texas, Member
Houston Bar Association, Member