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Rain, we need it badly and then we wish it would go away. Pool owners we feel your pain. The flash floods that occurred earlier this month here in Texas have left some pools looking a bit like a swampy marshland but fortunately we can offer a solution.
Rain causes many changes to the waters chemistry. The biggest issues are the way the water makes your skin feel after a swim and of course how safe it is to even swim in your pool after a rain. Although some issues can take weeks to present themselves, after a good rain your waters balance is beginning to change.
When your pH and TA change you pool quickly becomes unsanitary and can cause irritation to your eyes and allergies as well as your skin. We want to address this issue this week since Mother Nature has brought us some much needed rain and possibly caused you some irritation.
Almost as soon as the rain falls and hits your pool the pH begins to rise while rapidly bringing down the TA. For those who may not know, pH is the Potential Hydrogen in your water and TA is the Total Alkalinity in the water, both are natural and both can be stabilized with proper pool treatments. As the pH climbs the chlorine content in the water become sleepy or inactive causing it to be less effective per gallon of water in your pool. Rainwater is a blessing but to your pool it is a burden that if left neglected can cause your pool to become destabilized and your skin irritated.
When chlorine is added to your pool it is meant to be a super hero to the water. Chlorine's main objective is to kill germs! While this super hero chemical is trying to do its job, when the pH goes up the super hero's powers declines. Low pH=Strong Chlorine!
Hopefully Mother Nature isn't too mean and the chlorine can continue to keep the pool safe and clean, but if any discomfort arises we know that the pH isn't between 7.2 and 7.8. Those numbers are a safe range for swimmers comfort both on the skin and the eyes, if it dips below or is above 7.8 the chlorine isn't effectively doing its job. To keep our pool safe after a rain, always check our pH and TA levels before a swim.
When the germs fall from the sky and muddy up the pool, give us a call and we will get your water safe to swim in for you and your family!


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Paper Thin
Produced by Johan Harrysson, Homer Steinweiss & Lianne La Havas
Album Lianne La Havas
Paper Thin Lyrics
Paper-thin
God only knows the pain you're in
But the future's bright
You've got God on your side, He's listening
Or else you can't love no one else
I know your pain is real
But you won't let it heal
If you're trying to lose, you'll never win
It's your life
But you're not the only one suffering
That's enough, I know you're made of better stuff
Baby, you gotta roam free
Please don't forget about me
Oh, give me the other key
Oh, your heart's wide open
There must be another key
Left your heart wide open
Just give me the other key
Your heart is an open door
So let me love you
I just wanna love you
You understand the pain I'm in
Slippin' in and out of such confidence
And overwhelming doubt
But if I love myself
I know I can't be no one else
Oh, no, don't go
'Cause I need you so
They said they're scared of you
I'm like, "Me, too, me, too"
("Me, too, me, too") "Me, too"
You say you're scared of me
We both just want to be free
(Be free, be free) Be free, mm
Your heart's wide open
Your heart's wide open (Just give me another key)
Just give me another key (Just give me another key)
About "Paper Thin"
"Paper Thin," the second single off Lianne La Havas' third studio album, opens up to the unfortunate topics of insecurity and anxiety, and the overwhelming effects that these issues can have on a person's self-confidence and psyche.
The song was first premiered on Beats1 with Zane Lowe on May 4th, 2020, although La Havas has been performing the song live since September, 2018.
"Paper Thin" was the first song written for the album, with it coming to La Havas as a distant melody just as she was falling asleep, according to The Key. The rest of the song grew from a collaboration with drummer Homer Steinweiss during a session at his New York City. A July 2020 interview with The Guardian revealed that La Havas first started writing the track in 2016 after a FaceTime call with her (now ex) boyfriend.
The very first song written for this album, but one of the last to be finished. I was falling asleep four years ago and I just heard that guitar part. It was like, "Should I get up? Should I record this? Should I just sleep on it?" But I got up and thought about the lyric "paper thin." I heard all the chords for each section of the song, and I had the first line. It stayed that way for a long time. Anytime I would get a moment alone—say on a plane or something—the lyrics would start to make themselves apparent for the song. I think this one is maybe the most intimate and most vulnerable that I get, because the person is talking really candidly with the other person in the song. The pain is starting to show about how hard it can be when the person you're trying to love is maybe not in the same space as you, or maybe hasn't dealt with some things that they might need to deal with. I'm not saying I'm perfect. I'm not saying the narrator is perfect. But it's recognising the pain of somebody you really care about and wanting to help them, but not knowing how. Again, I thought sonically it would be appropriate to just have barely anything on it. And it's really all about the lyrics and the groove.
– La Havas via Apple Music
It was a difficult conversation [about the relationship] and I was just falling in love. At the beginning, you definitely want to do it, but you're getting to know the other person a bit more and then you see what gives them pain for the first time. And that basically happened on FaceTime. There are certain types of people that tend to keep their pain to themselves and try to defuse it with something else, like humour.
– La Havas via The Guardian
What does the Spotify Storyline say about the song?
This song is how I knew that the whole album had to be this following this story. Because it allowed me to articulate this very complex set of emotions in a very simple song. There's a Japanese concept Wabi Sabi: the idea that perfection is found in imperfection. I took that to the max, things like headphone spill and laughing at the end of ["Sour Flower"].
Is there a live performance of the song?
"Paper Thin" Track Info
Written By Aqualung & Lianne La Havas
Engineer Johan Harrysson & Homer Steinweiss
Bass Guitar Johan Harrysson
Phonographic Copyright ℗ Warner Music Group & Warner Records
Copyright © Warner Music Group & Warner Records
Label Warner Records
Mixing Engineer Aqualung
Mastering Engineer Stuart Hawkes
Vocal Producer Aqualung
Drums Homer Steinweiss
Guitar Lianne La Havas
Vocals Lianne La Havas
Recorded At The Legendary Diamond Mine, New York
Release Date May 4, 2020
Performed Live As
Paper Thin (Live) by Lianne La Havas
Lianne La Havas Lianne La Havas
1. Bittersweet (Full Length)
2. Read My Mind
3. Green Papaya
4. Can't Fight
5. Paper Thin
6. Out Of Your Mind (interlude)
7. Weird Fishes
8. Please Don't Make Me Cry
9. Seven Times
10. Courage
11. Sour Flower
12. Bittersweet

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Turn One Pound Into One Million: I won the Clixgrid!
Clixsense has a selection of different ways that yo can earn or win money. I have just won the highest amount I have ever won on one of the games - Clixgrid. I will explain more about how you can earn on the site below.
Pay to click is how this site started and you basically view adverts and get paid. The longer the advert lasts, the more you get paid. There are usually some opportunities each day but it does not pay very well.
This is the place where I make the most money on the site. There are lots of surveys that you can potentially answer but you have to get through screening process first which means that you can waste time answering questions and not getting paid. However, I find it a fun and relaxing way to earn some money with very little effort.
The offers come form a big range of different companies, which means that there are lots to choose from. Some are surveys but you can also get paid for downloading apps, buying things and signing up for different things. Some of these will generate a lot of spam email, but many people set up an email account just for this so that they can easily filter through it.
I have not personally had much luck with tasks. they include rewriting and reviewing things, I think. Recently there have been no tasks available for me to do.
The clixgrid is a game where you have the chance of winning money. You have the opportunity to click squares in the grid. You will then be shown a ten second advertisement and afterwards will be told whether you have won. There are prizes up to $10 to be won, but I have only won a couple of times with my $0.25 being the highest.
As with most sites like this one, you can get paid for your referrals activities. Over the years I have made a fair bit of money form my referrals, so a big thank you to them! If you referrals become premium members or buy advertising you can make a lot more money from them.
Over the years I have made a fair bit of money form this site, but have been a member for a long time. However, I have not always been an active member so those earnings have been sporadic. The picture below is a bit small but it shows a summary of my earnings but this does not include referral earnings which have been $26.47.


Capt. Tony started fishing when he was a kid. He knows these waters superbly as he learnt about it growing up in Virginia, fishing around the Chesapeake Bay. If someone knows how to put you on fish here, it's him. Capt. Tony has fished the waters of the Florida Keys for over 18 years. You can go fishing aboard a bigger boat and have a fun day on the water, or join Capt. Tony on his skiff for a round of technical fishing. Either way, you'll be in safe hands of a guide who wants to make your trip memorable.
I will customize the perfect fishing charter for you and your party, and will put you on trophy tarpon, snook, redfish or permit – or guide you to catching snapper and grouper that you can take home (or to a local restaurant) for dinner. Whether you are an experienced fisherman or this is your first time on the water, I will guide you through a fishing adventure in Islamorada that you won't soon forget.
Had a great day fishing with Capt Tony. He new the spots to target what we were looking for. I will definitely be booking with Tony again.
Tony Horsley made my dream come trough, we hoped to catch big fish and to'get some nice fights.
My absolute dream was to catch a fascinating fish, a tarpoon.
Thanks to Tony our captain, the dream came trough. He didn't hesitate to move several times to find the right spot for catching.
We'll come back next year and surely book nowed up fishing charters.
Thank you Didier! It was a pleasure having you and your son on the boat!
Thank you Didier! It was a pleasure having you and your son on the boat! Looking forward to seeing you next year!


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Q: Not able to send JSON data from ajax call to MVC controller I am trying to capture data from one HTML form and send it to MVC controller but the below code doesn't work. Can someone please help me here.
var form = JSON.stringify(jQuery('#project_form').serializeArray());
    $.ajax({
    contentType : "application/json; charset=utf-8",
    dataType : "json",
    type: "POST",
    url: "/SE/doLogin",
    data: form,
    success: function(response){
    window.location.href = response;

And here is my controller
@RequestMapping(value = "/doLogin",method = RequestMethod.POST,consumes = "application/json",produces="text/plain")
@ResponseBody
public String sayHello(@RequestBody TestDao templateModel ){
    System.out.println("say");
    System.out.println(templateModel.getEmail());
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            t1.getValues();
    return "newsFeed";

}

When I am not keeping any argument , it works and S.o.p is getting printed on console.  I am not sure while @RequestBody is not working.

A: You can define a Model object to map your json object.
@RequestMapping(value = "/doLogin",method = RequestMethod.POST,consumes = "application/json",produces="text/plain")
@ResponseBody
    public String sayHello(@ModelAttribute TemplateModel templateModel ){
        System.out.println("say");
        System.out.println(templateModel.getEmail());
        TestMethod t1 = new TestMethod();
                t1.getValues();
        return "newsFeed";

    }

// This bean should map your json object.
public class TemplateModel{
       private String email;
       private String values;
    }

A: Your form serialization can only produce key-value pair. So you cannot actually consume an object in the MVC controller.
There are two ways to get it working:

*

*Accept a map of name-value instead of TestDao object.

*Write a function in Javascript which converts your form's name-value to a object of the form TestDao

A: Use a jquery object serialization extension to create javascript object from form. Then send it to controller as JSON. Collected from here
$.fn.serializeObject = function()
{
    var o = {};
    var a = this.serializeArray();
    $.each(a, function() {
        if (o[this.name] !== undefined) {
            if (!o[this.name].push) {
                o[this.name] = [o[this.name]];
            }
            o[this.name].push(this.value || '');
        } else {
            o[this.name] = this.value || '';
        }
    });
    return o;
};

use it like
var form = JSON.stringify(jQuery('#project_form').serializeObject());
    $.ajax({
    contentType : "application/json; charset=utf-8",
    dataType : "json",
    type: "POST",
    url: "/SE/doLogin",
    data: form,
    success: function(response){
    window.location.href = response;

hope this helps.

A: Please make sure that you  have Jakson jars in your dependency library. If you are using spring 4 ,framework will automatically pickup the content negotiator as JSON and will find for the Jakson jars in the background to transport JSON to server and get JSON data back from server
use JAXB jars , in case you need to handle XML as content negotiator.

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While many consider this relatively short stretch just a connecting trail to the more sought-after Two-Elk Trail, the Commando Run Trail offers many delightful sceneries and challenges in its own right. The Run offers riders miles of physically challenging singletrack from Shrine Pass Road to the Two-Elk Trail. Upon arriving at Two-Elk, riders may choose to continue onwards on the Commando Run to come down on Vail's frontside. Also called Bowman's Cutoff Off from Lime Creek Jeep Rd.


Collection of Nelsonian memorabilia donated to the Royal Naval Museum by Mrs John McCarthy, CBE.
Nautical paraphernalia comprising mooring anchors, ground chain, and propellers etc. were sited in Queen St., which at the time was known as Admiralty Road.


Scott, a two-term Republican governor, held a 10,033-vote edge — or 0.12 percent — over Nelson, a Democrat who was seeking re-election to his fourth six-year term in the U.S. Senate.
Despite Nancy Soderberg's advantage, fellow-Democrats John Upchurch and Stephen Sevigny say they'll let voters, not the Democratic Party, decide who should be the nominee in the congressional race.
Congressional Democratic candidates Nancy Soderberg, Stephen Sevigny and John Upchurch all showed at Sunday's Rally By the Sea by Flagler County Democrats.
That leaves Nancy Soderberg, Stephen Sevigny and John Upchurch in the race on the Democratic side, with Soderberg so far the clear front-runner among Democrats, and John Ward among Republicans.
Democratic congressional candidate Nancy Soderberg raised $544,000 before Jan. 1, by far more than any Democrat has managed to raise for a race in a district that includes all of Flagler County.


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Town of Johnston, RI
Ch 3 Abandonment of Roadways
Ch 6 Arbitration
Ch 13 Claims
Ch 18 Senior Citizens Center
§ 18-1 Purpose.
§ 18-2 Appointment; duties of Executive Director.
§ 18-3 Compensation and benefits.
§ 18-4 Senior Citizens Center Advisory Board.
Ch 23 Finance, Department of
Ch 31 Funds and Trusts
Ch 54 Police Details
Ch 58 Public Works
Ch 62 Purchasing
Ch 66 Risk Management
Ch 71 Social Security
Ch 74 Town Council
Ch 77 Town Hall
Ch 83 Adult Entertainment
Ch 94 Amusements
Ch 103 Arborists
Ch 107 Barbers, Hairdressers and Similar Services
Ch 112 Bingo and Beano
Ch 118 Building Construction
Ch 125 Business Operations
Ch 129 Car Sales and Rental
Ch 132 Cemeteries
Ch 142 Criminal Background Checks
Ch 145 Dances
Ch 147 Day-Care Centers
Ch 149 Development Impact Fees
Ch 156 Electrical Standards
Ch 157 Engineering Operations
Ch 158 Entertainment
Ch 164 Explosives
Ch 189 Gull Control
Ch 192 Hotel, Motel, Rooming House Registrants and Room Resellers
Ch 202 Land Development Fees
Ch 204 Licensing
Ch 210 Loitering; Aggressive Begging, Soliciting and Panhandling
Ch 213 Massage and Body Works Services
Ch 217 Motor Vehicle Code
Ch 220 Motor Vehicles and Traffic
Ch 230 Oil and Gas Heating Code
Ch 231 Outdoor Heaters and Boilers
Ch 236 Parking
Ch 244 Pawnbrokers
Ch 252 Plumbing
Ch 257 Private Detectives
Ch 265 Rental Property
Ch 269 Restaurants
Ch 272 Sales, Casual
Ch 286 Slaughterhouses
Ch 291 Soil Erosion and Sediment Control
Ch 313 Tires, Storage of
Ch 319 Trailers and Mobile Homes
Ch 328 Vehicles, Recreational
Ch 332 Wastewater Management
Ch 337 Wells
Town of Johnston, RI / The Code / Part I, Administrative Legislation
Chapter 18 Senior Citizens Center
[HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Council of the Town of Johnston 12-11-2006 by Ord. No. 2006-21; amended in its entirety 12-9-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-35. Subsequent amendments noted where applicable.]
Senior citizen tax exemption — See Ch. 307, Art. I.
The purpose of the Johnston Senior Citizens Center is to provide a concentrated network of services, resources and social and community contacts for individuals aged 55 and older and individuals with disabilities. The Senior Citizens Center shall provide such individuals with opportunities to participate in social and recreational activities, personal enrichment, and wellness programs.
Further, the Senior Citizens Center shall advocate for said individuals and provide information and referral services.
The Mayor shall appoint an Executive Director of the Johnston Senior Citizens Center with the advice and consent of the Town Council.
The Executive Director shall:
Direct and supervise all of the Senior Citizens Center's administrative, technical, and recreational activities;
Appoint the Assistant Director and all other necessary personnel with the advice and consent of the Mayor;
Be responsible for the management of the Senior Citizens Center and any and all ancillary activities reasonably related to the operation of the Senior Citizens Center; and
Advise the Mayor and the Town Council of the status of programs and activities ongoing at the Senior Citizens Center.
The Executive Director, Assistant Director, and other Senior Citizens Center personnel shall not be considered employees of the Town of Johnston for purposes of receiving compensation and benefits.
Creation. There is hereby created the Senior Citizens Center Advisory Board (the "Board"). The Board shall consist of seven individuals. The Board shall have two members from the Town at large who shall be appointed by the Mayor. The other five members of the Board shall reside in each of the five Council districts and shall be appointed by the Town Council.
Terms.
The terms of the members of the Board shall be as follows:
The member from District 1 shall serve a term of two years;
The member from District 2 shall serve a term of three years;
The Mayor's first appointment shall serve a term of three years; and
The Mayor's second appointment shall serve a term of two years.
Any member may be reappointed to serve up to three consecutive terms.
Each member may hold office until the expiration of the term to which the member has been appointed. In the event of any vacancy, the Town Council may fill the vacancy with an individual to serve the remainder of the unexpired term.
The Town Council may remove any member of the Board for misconduct, incompetency, neglect of duty or for any other sufficient cause in a manner which is consistent with the laws of the State of Rhode Island.
Meetings.
The Board shall have at least six regular meetings per year. Special meetings may be held as the bylaws, adopted by the Board, may provide. All meetings shall be subject to the so-called "Open Meetings Laws" of the State of Rhode Island.[1]
Editor's Note: See R.I.G.L. § 42-46-1 et seq.
Bylaws adopted by the Board shall provide that a quorum shall consist of at least four members.
Duties.
The Board shall annually elect from among its members a Chair, a Vice Chair and a Secretary for the term of one year.
The Board shall assist the Executive Director in the operations of the Johnston Senior Citizens Center, shall study and recommend voluntary programs for senior citizens to protect themselves from going unnoticed in the event of a serious health problem, shall recommend programs for nutritional needs, shall recommend programs for social needs, and shall recommend such other programs as may, in the judgment of the Board, be necessary or helpful to senior citizens.
The Board shall submit quarterly reports to the Mayor with regard to the building, operations, and events ongoing at the Senior Citizens Center.


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Watch: Curious Sentient Machine Sci-Fi Short Film 'Donny the Drone'
Source: Dust
"He was designed to fly but destined to feel." Now this is something creative and thought-provoking. Dust has premiered a new sci-fi short film titled Donny the Drone, from filmmaker Mackenzie Sheppard. Set in 2022, Donny, the world's first sentient machine goes on stage to accept a prestigious "Person of the Year" award as an auditorium of humans are confronted with his emotional and controversial story. His anecdotes are portrayed with highlights from his world-spanning adventures that have shaped who he has become. This builds and builds, and it becomes something more than just a fun little short, and that's what makes it worth your time. Even better - Guy Pearce provides the voice for "Donny the Drone". Just start watching and you'll be pulled in. "You know how they say machines can't feel? It turns out that's just a lie."
Description for Donny the Drone from Dust: "The world's first sentient machine goes on stage to accept a prestigious "Person of the Year" award as an auditorium of humans are confronted with his emotional and controversial story." Donny the Drone is directed by filmmaker Mackenzie Sheppard, from a screenplay written by Andrew 'Oyl' Miller. From the director's statements: "Our approach to technology as a subject matter was to come at it from a magical place. We didn't want to explain everything. We didn't want to be overly literal or technical. We just wanted to establish this character, introduce him and let the audience catch up as his story unfolded. Where it made sense to take a creative leap or be abstract, we went for it, as long as it served the story." It was released exclusively by Dust. For more shorts, click here. Your thoughts?
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The downtown Los Angeles exhibition boasts decks collected over the past 20 years.
The complete Supreme skate deck collection to be on display next month in Los Angeles before an auction in January.
LOS ANGELES — Collector Ryan Fuller breathed a sigh of relief last year when he found the final Supreme skate deck to complete his collection that's set to be auctioned off in mid-January by Sotheby's.
Before that, Fuller's collection of Supreme skateboarding decks will be shown as part of the "Inferno" exhibition at the Jason Vass Gallery in downtown Los Angeles. The exhibition runs Dec. 2 through Dec. 15.
The decks were authenticated by StockX, with the exhibit curated by gallery owner Vass and Christion Lennon, founder of skate and streetwear brand Brotherhood. The skate collection is estimated to be worth more than $2 million.
Fuller's 243-piece collection will be paired at the gallery with the Supreme accessory collection of Yukio Takahashi. The collector has amassed every accessory by the brand except for its pinball machine, for a total of more than 1,300 pieces.
Fuller, who grew up skating, said he's always been into fashion, art and skateboarding. He's been an avid sneaker collector and has worn Supreme for years.
Fuller began collecting the decks around 2008, which was about 10 years after the brand began releasing the boards, making the process of collecting challenging when he began going back to search for pieces from the past. He dealt with other collectors and frequented Japanese auction sites. At times, he fell victim to fakes.
Once the auction passes, Fuller said he isn't fully sure where he'll turn his attention to for his next collection.


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ATI Technologies Inc. était une entreprise canadienne, basée à Markham en Ontario, active dans la production de microprocesseurs pour cartes graphiques et de chipsets pour PC, téléphones portables et consoles de jeux vidéo. Elle est rachetée par AMD en 2006, qui choisit de mettre fin à l'utilisation de la marque ATI pour ses produits au profit de la marque AMD, tout en conservant le logo Radeon.

Présentation de la société

Fondée en 1985 au Canada par trois immigrants chinois (Lee Ka Lau, Benny Lau, Kwok Yuen Ho), ATI a démarré comme société OEM, en concevant des circuits intégrés graphiques pour PC.

En 1987, ATI devient un fabricant à part entière de cartes graphiques équipées de ses puces.

En , ATI est cotée en bourse pour la première fois, au Toronto Stock Exchange.

En , ses ventes annuelles dépassent le milliard de dollars US.

En 2002, ATI élargit son offre et entre dans les marchés des composants pour le sans-fil.

En , ATI fait partie des 100 sociétés de l'indice NASDAQ-100. En 2005, elle entre sur le marché de composants pour la télévision numérique.

En 2005, la société a réalisé un chiffre d'affaires de 2,2 milliards de $US (dont 2,028 dans la vente de circuits intégrés) et se classe parmi les cinq premiers fabricants de circuits intégrés dits fabless, derrière son principal concurrent Nvidia. Voir la liste des principaux fabricants de semi-conducteurs au fil des ans.
En 2005, ATI emploie près de  employés, répartis principalement en Amérique du Nord, mais aussi en Europe et en Asie.

En tant que société fabless, ATI conçoit ses puces dans ses centres de R&D au Canada, mais sous-traite leur production à d'autres sociétés de semi-conducteurs comme les grands fondeurs que sont les taïwanais TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.) ou UMC (United Microelectronics Corp.).

Le , AMD annonce son intention d'acquérir ATI pour près de 5,4 milliards de $US. La fusion est effective au quatrième trimestre 2006. ATI n'est pas conservé comme entité indépendante, l'entreprise est dissoute et ses activités sont intégrées au sein d'AMD.

Le , dans le prolongement de son rachat en 2006, la marque ATI disparaît au profit de celle de AMD, en raison de l'hybridation progressive des fonctions de processeur central (AMD) et de processeur graphique (ATI).

Historique

Débuts
Array Technologies Incorporated, dont l'acronyme ATI est bien plus usité, fut fondée en  par Kwok Yuen Ho, un émigré chinois arrivé au Canada en 1984 avec deux autres de ses compatriotes. Les trois hommes issus du monde informatique décident de baser la société à Markham et la dotent d'un logo blanc sur fond rouge.

Les débuts furent très difficiles, notamment du fait du manque de renommée de la firme. Mais au troisième trimestre 1987, la société finalisa l'EGA Wonder et la VGA Wonder, ses deux premières cartes graphiques. Le résultat fut plus ou moins probant : la société réussit néanmoins à se faire une petite place dans le domaine des cartes d'extension.

Peu après, en 1989, ATI se lance dans le consortium du standard VESA, afin d'établir de nouveaux standards dans l'affichage graphique.

Au troisième trimestre 1991, ATI présenta sa nouvelle carte : La Mach8. Cette carte était dotée de performances extraordinaires pour l'époque (1024×768×256) (ce qui signifie que la puce était capable d'afficher une image de 1024 pixels de long sur 768 pixels de haut en 256 couleurs) et était capable de travailler indépendamment du micro-processeur.

En 1992, la Mach32 voit le jour. Légère évolution de sa grande sœur, elle permet tout de même d'augmenter de manière phénoménale les capacités pour atteindre un 800×600 en  couleurs. Cette carte propose même une légère optimisation de la lecture MPEG (lecture de films plus fluide). C'est durant le courant de cette même année qu'ATI commence son développement mondial, avec l'ouverture d'une succursale à Munich.

Au mois de , ATI s'introduit à la bourse de Toronto, pour le meilleur, puisque cette arrivée permet au manufacturier canadien de s'envoler dans le domaine graphique.

En 1994, ATI continue sur sa lancée et sort la fantastique Mach64, capable de sortir des images en 1024×768 et  couleurs, ou même 800×600 en 16 millions de couleurs, ce qui, pour l'époque, était assez phénoménal.

L'arrivée de l'accélération 3D
En , ATI lança la première carte 3D du marché : La 3D Rage, cette carte n'était cependant pas encore accélératrice 3D (ce fut le constructeur 3DFX qui créa la première d'entre elles, la Voodoo, qui fut une véritable révolution dans le monde du jeu en 3D).

En , ATI continua sa décentralisation avec l'ouverture d'une filiale irlandaise.

En , le constructeur dota ses cartes d'une sortie TV, puis fit irruption dans le domaine des ordinateurs portables, avec la version mobile de sa 3D Rage, permettant ainsi aux utilisateurs d'avoir accès à des jeux utilisant la 3D de façon satisfaisante (pour l'époque, rappelons-le). En même temps, ATI fait naître le concept de « All in wonder », en dotant ses cartes d'un tuner TV.

À l'automne 1997, la firme sortit sa carte Rage Pro. Cette puce était dotée d'un Setup Engine efficace et gérait un nombre plus important de fonctions 3D que sa concurrente, la Riva 128 de Nvidia. Cette carte, fort abordable, eut un bon succès auprès des particuliers.

En , afin de consolider sa position dans le domaine de la 2D, ATI acheta la société Tseng Labs.

Durant l'année 1998, ATI calma les sorties de nouvelles puces et les diverses actions, pour se concentrer sur le développement de sa prochaine carte révolutionnaire, basée sur un tout autre chipset.

Cette nouvelle carte vit le jour au cours du mois d'. Son nom : Rage 128. Cette puce, très prometteuse sur le papier, était malheureusement entachée de problèmes de drivers, qui firent que le succès ne fut pas à la hauteur de l'exploit technologique de l'époque. Elle était basée sur un bus AGP 2× (et plus tard 4×) et était la première à gérer le Z-buffer sur une profondeur de , proposant également une accélération matérielle totale pour la lecture de flux MPEG.

ATI débuta là une suite de pilotes non conformes aux attentes des consommateurs, car bugées et difficiles d'utilisation. Ainsi la carte fonctionnait mal avec certains jeux, ce qui pour un produit dont le jeu était le domaine essentiel d'utilisation, était relativement gênant. Cependant, six mois plus tard, la firme sortait sa Rage Mobility et sa Rage 128 Pro. La recette de cette dernière, une version professionnelle, était simple : il s'agissait simplement de la puce de la Rage overclockée et d'un peu plus de mémoire, elle aussi surfréquencée.

En , ATI continua sur sa mauvaise lancée en sortant la Rage Fury MAXX. Cette carte fut certainement le plus gros échec de l'histoire graphique. Elle était dotée de deux processeurs graphiques, là où les cartes graphiques conventionnelles n'en contenaient qu'un seul, et jusqu'à  de mémoire, alors que la limite était à l'époque de . L'idée de coupler ainsi deux processeurs semblait attrayante, d'autant plus qu'ATI mettait en avant une nouvelle technologie pour tirer parti de cette architecture particulière : l'AFR (Alternate Frame Rendering). Ce procédé consistait à faire calculer une image sur deux à un processeur graphique, puis de donner la seconde à calculer au second, et ainsi de suite. Ainsi, un des deux processeurs graphiques calcule toutes les images paires, l'autre les impaires. Mais, finalement, la technique bi-processeur graphique et l'AFR se sont révélés tous deux décevants car les jeux existants n'en tiraient pas  parti, et les performances de cette Rage Fury MAXX n'étaient présentes que sur le papier. Ainsi, seuls quelques professionnels achetèrent cette carte hors de prix (car chère à produire) pour les performances pures qu'elle offrait dans le domaine professionnel.

Néanmoins, l'entreprise commença à revoir la lumière au bout du tunnel grâce au rachat de ArtX, société à l'origine de la puce graphique de la Nintendo 64 et plus tard de la GameCube, et composée d'ingénieurs talentueux. Grâce à ce rachat, ATI se réaligna sur son concurrent principal Nvidia.
Durant le cours de l'été 2000, ATI proposa enfin une puce intéressante, à savoir la nouvelle Radeon 256. Cette carte, sortie peu après la Geforce 2 GTS de son concurrent, ne parvint pas malgré tout à dépasser les performances de cette dernière dans tous les jeux, mais constituait une alternative intéressante, d'autant plus qu'ATI était (et est toujours) devant Nvidia en ce qui concerne la lecture vidéo.

En , la société racheta FireGL et signa ainsi son entrée dans le domaine professionnel. En juillet de cette même année, elle s'appropria Hydravision. Ces rachats successifs permirent à ATI d'avoir plus de personnel compétent sous ses ordres, et ainsi de se rattraper face à Nvidia.

Si l'on fait un bilan intermédiaire des lieux, on peut voir que 3DFX, la société créatrice de la première carte accélératrice 3D, n'est plus (elle a été rachetée par Nvidia), S3 n'a pu confirmer, STMicroelectronics a sorti un Kyro II qui n'a pas eu le succès escompté et semblait en mauvaise posture financière pour créer un Kyro III capable de rivaliser avec les GeForce et autres Radeon, et Matrox ne visait plus le marché des joueurs. Il ne restait donc plus grand monde sur la scène du graphique grand public. Seuls deux poids lourds prétendaient pouvoir encore livrer bataille, à savoir Nvidia, très nettement en première position, suivi de ATI, en retard toujours du côté des drivers mais disposant d'équipes chevronnées, talentueuses et motivées.

Remontée d'ATI
La réelle remontée de ATI vint tout d'abord de sa Radeon 8500, lancée à la rentrée 2001. Cette carte, très performante et rivalisant sans peine avec la GeForce3 de son éternel concurrent, connut néanmoins un succès mitigé en raison encore une fois de ses drivers.

ATI laissa le champ libre à Nvidia durant la première partie de l'année 2002, laissant Nvidia sortir la GeForce4, simple évolution de la version 3. À l'instar de son concurrent, ATI a développé en collaboration avec Microsoft un tout nouveau processeur graphique, reposant sur une architecture inédite et tirant entièrement parti de la dernière version de DirectX, DirectX 9. Ce GPU, dont le nom de code était R300, fut lancé à la rentrée 2002, sur la fort connue 9700 Pro. Cette puce se révéla plus performante que sa concurrente la GeForce 4, autant en matière de performances que de fonctionnalités.

La sortie de la 9700 Pro déplut à Nvidia répliquant ainsi avec la GeForce FX, sortie plus tôt que prévu. Elle s'avéra moins convaincante que la carte d'ATI.

Ravi de voir sa cote remonter auprès du grand public, ATI récidiva en sortant en  la carte qui sera sa plus grande vente : la Radeon 9800 Pro. Une simple évolution de la 9700, certes, mais avant tout une carte rapide, finalisée et silencieuse sous DirectX 9. La 5900 Ultra de Nvidia n'y fera rien, ATI gardera sa place de leader de longs mois durant.
De plus, le prix de la 9800 Pro, originellement de  (prix d'une carte haut de gamme à sa sortie), fondit comme neige au soleil pour se retrouver très vite aux alentours de . Cette baisse phénoménale fut un véritable coup de génie de la part de la société canadienne : des centaines de milliers de cartes s'écoulèrent en quelques semaines, tout le monde se l'arracha (littéralement, certaines scènes furent cocasses), véritable haut de gamme à un prix défiant toute concurrence, à un tel point que la 9800 Pro gagna vite le statut de "mythe", et réalisa la meilleure vente de carte graphique jamais vue depuis bien des années.

Mais Nvidia ne se laissa pas en difficulté très longtemps. Ainsi, en , les deux compagnies sortent quasi-simultanément leur nouvelle génération de cartes haut de gamme : ATI avec sa série de Radeon "X" (X800 tout d'abord), un dérivé des 9800 Pro, elles-mêmes basées sur les 9700 Pro. Nvidia, tout au contraire, sortit une architecture inédite avec ses GeForce série 6 (la 6800 Ultra est la plus haut de gamme). Performances brutes basées sur une ancienne génération de la part du canadien contre une architecture radicalement nouvelle et tournée vers l'avenir, en quelque sorte. Néanmoins, les cartes, une fois de plus, étaient équivalentes en matière de performances (à prix égal), et les deux concurrents réalisèrent des scores de vente comparables, déclinant en moult versions différentes leurs deux nouvelles familles de processeurs graphiques (X800XT, PE, Pro, XL, GT, X850XT PE, X700XT et Pro, X600XT et Pro, X300, SE, etc. et 6800 Ultra, GT, LE, 6600 GT, 6600, 6200, 6200 TC…etc).

Nvidia a sorti en  son nouveau processeur graphique ultra haut de gamme : la GeForce 7800 GTX, reprenant l'architecture des 6800 . ATI a préféré reporter à  la sortie de sa nouvelle carte, la X1800, complètement différente des précédentes, la nouvelle architecture demandant plus de précaution.

La meilleure carte actuelle provenant de chez ATI se nomme la X1950XTX qui en CrossFire arrive à rivaliser face aux Nvidia Geforce 7950GX2 en Quad-SLI.
ATI et son concurrent Nvidia prétendent tous deux fournir "la" carte la plus performante du marché.

Malgré une mauvaise réputation, les drivers ATI s'améliorèrent grandement avec l'arrivée des Radeon 9700 Pro, notamment sous Microsoft Windows. Sous Linux, la situation est moins rose et les drivers sont toujours quelque peu à la traîne par rapport à ceux de Nvidia bien que des améliorations notables arrivent.  De plus ces pilotes permettent d'utiliser AIGLX afin d'obtenir des effets 3D.

ATI a maintenant étendu ses activités aux processeurs graphiques pour télévisions numériques, téléphones portables et autres solutions nomades. Il équipait déjà le GameCube de Nintendo et se charge maintenant de la Wii, d'un processeur graphique appelé "Hollywood". La Xbox 360, est équipée d'une version dérivée du R520.

Rachat par AMD
Le , AMD rachète ATI pour 5,4 milliards de dollars. AMD a spécifié que les noms de marque ATI et Radeon resteraient.
En , on pourra tout de même remarquer le départ de Dave Orton, président d'ATI (nommé vice-président d'AMD depuis le rachat). Celui-ci annonce alors vouloir se tourner vers de nouveaux projets. C'est une perte notable pour ATI car Dave Orton fut l'homme responsable du rachat d'ArtX par ATI, véritable événement déclencheur pour la firme.

Le titre est retiré de cotation bourse.

Processeurs graphiques
Cette liste englobe les familles de processeurs graphiques les plus importantes de la marque.

 EGA / VGA Wonder - (1987)
 Mach8 - (1991)
 Mach32 - (1992)
 Mach64 - (1994)
 All-In-Wonder Series - (1996)
 Rage3D - (1996)
 Rage/Pro - (1996)
 Rage/128 - (1998)
 Rage Fury MAXX - (2000)
 Radeon Series - (2000)
 Radeon : 7000, 7200, 7500 - DirectX 7.0
 Radeon 8500 core : 8500, 9000, 9100, 9200, 9250 - DirectX 8.1
 Radeon 9700 core : 9500, 9550, 9600, 9700, 9800 - DirectX 9.0
 Radeon X : X300, X550, X600, X700, X800, X850 - DirectX 9.0
 Radeon X1000 : X1050, X1300, X1550, X1600, X16x0, X1800, X19x0 - DirectX 9.0c
 Radeon HD2000 : HD2400, HD2600, HD2900 - DirectX 10
 Radeon HD3000 : HD34x0, HD36x0, HD38x0(et X2) - DirectX 10.1, gravure en 55nm, PCI Express 2.0
 Radeon HD4000 : HD45x0, HD46x0, HD47x0, HD48x0(et X2), GDDR5, gravure 40nm pour la radeon 4770
 Radeon HD5000 "Evergreen" - HD55x0, HD56x0, HD57x0, HD58x0, HD5970 - DirectX 11, gravure en 40nm par TSMC
 Radeon HD6000 "Southern Islands" - DirectX 11 - Novembre 2010 - gravure en 40nm par GlobalFoundries
 Radeon HD7000 "Northern Islands" - DirectX 11 - Sortie courant / fin 2011 - gravure en 28nm par GlobalFoundries

 Mobility Radeon Series - une série de Radeon optimisées pour l'utilisation dans des ordinateurs portables. Les chipsets M10 et M11 ont apporté au monde des portables des performances proches d'un ordinateur personnel de bureau. ATI possède aussi une X-series pour portables avec une interface PCI Express.
 FireGL - (2001) - à la suite de l'acquisition de FireGL Graphics.
 Imageon - (2002) - conçu pour amener la 3D au domaine ultra-portable : téléphones portables, assistants de poche… Le produit actuel est l'Imageon 2300 qui inclut dans ses possibilités : un moteur 3D, décodeur MPEG-4, encodage et décodage JPEG et un circuit pour une caméra de 2 mega-pixel muni de  de ultra low-power SDRAM. Cette architecture fut rachetée par Qualcomm et renommée Adreno, elle est désormais utilisée comme GPU sur les puces Snapdragon.
 CrossFire - réponse d'ATI au SLI de Nvidia.
 Flipper : le processeur graphique de la console GameCube de Nintendo. Il est cadencé à .
 Hollywood : processeur graphique équipant la nouvelle Nintendo Wii. Évolution du Flipper, cadencé à  et intégrant un processeur sonore.
 Xenos : processeur graphique équipant la Xbox 360. C'est un dérivé du R600, il est cadencé à . Ses performances sont actuellement impossibles à juger car la console n'est pas comparable au circuit informatique conventionnel d'un ordinateur personnel.

Chipsets de carte mère
Chipsets Nord (accélération graphique intégrée)
 CrossFire Xpress Séries 3200, 1600
 Radeon Xpress Séries 200, 1100
Chipsets Sud
 Séries SB400, SB600, SB700…

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Articles : 2D - 3D - CrossFire
 Concurrents: Nvidia - 3dfx - Matrox
 Composant électronique : Carte graphique - Chipset - Mémoire informatique
 radeonHD : Pilote 3D libre des cartes ATI pour Linux

Liens externes
  AMD Graphics - Page concernant les solutions graphiques sur le site d'AMD

Entreprise fondée en 1985

Constructeur informatique ayant son siège au Canada
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ACTORS: Felicity Jones, Forest Whitaker, Mads Mikkelsen, Diego Luna, Ben Mendelsohn DIRECTORS: Gareth Edwards FILMS: Star Wars Rogue One
Mads Mikkelsen Sought For Doctor Strange Villain Role
The cast of Marvel's Doctor Strange is coming together, with Benedict Cumberbatch in the title role, and Tilda Swinton and Chiwetel Ejiofor set to co-star.
Now they're closing in Mads Mikkelsen, who is in early talks to play one of the movie's villains. No offer has been made as yet, but the Hannibal and Casino Royale star is expected to get one soon, according to Variety.
In the film, 'Cumberbatch will play Stephen Vincent Strange, a former neurosurgeon who becomes the next Sorcerer Supreme and primary protector of Earth against magical and mystical threats. Marvel Comics artist Steve Ditko created the character in 1963. Swinton will play Strange's mentor, the Ancient One, while Ejiofor will appear as Baron Mordo, who also studies magic under the Ancient One in the comic books, before becoming Doctor Strange's nemesis.'
It's not clear who Mikkelsen will play, but it is known he will be a bad guy.
ACTORS: Mads Mikkelsen, Benedict Cumberbatch DIRECTORS: Scott Derrickson FILMS: Doctor Strange
First Pic From Star Wars: Rogue One Emerges, While Colin Trevorrow Will Direct Episode IX
Having spent billions to buy Lucasfilm, it's not surprising Disney wants to make their money back. They're certainly investing vast amounts of money to make the most of their investment, and they're doing so before the first new Star Wars film has even arrived in cinemas.
JJ Abrams' The Force Awakens, which is Episode VII of the central story, will arrive later this year, and another film based in the Star Wars universe, Rogue One, is already in production. As well as that, standalone movies about the likes of a young Han Solo are already being developed, and screenwriters are hard at work on Episodes VIII & IX.
Rian Johnson has previously been announced to direct Episode VIII, and now Disney has confirmed rumours that Jurassic World helmer Colin Trevorrow will take on Episode IX. While production won't begin for a few years, Trevorrow is heading to Lucasfilm this year to begin working with artists and his fellow Star Wars directors. "Colin is someone I've been interested in working with ever since I saw Safety Not Guaranteed," says Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy. "The power of that film paired with the enormous success of Jurassic World speaks volumes about his abilities both as a storyteller and skilled filmmaker. We are thrilled to have such an incredible talent as Colin join our family and step into the Star Wars universe."
It should mean he still has time to helm the Jurassic World sequel which is due out in 2017.
Alongside the announcement of Trevorrow, Disney have released the first official pic from Rogue One, as well as the logo. They also confirmed the cast, which will include Felicity Jones, Diego Luna, Ben Mendelsohn, Donnie Yen, Jiang Wen, Forest Whitaker, Mads Mikkelsen, Alan Tudyk and Riz Ahmed.
Gareth Edwards (Godzilla) is directing that more, which is set shortly before the events of A New Hope, and follows a rogue band of resistance fighters who unite for a daring mission to steal the Death Star plans and bring new hope to the galaxy (AKA the plans that end up stowed away in R2D2 at the beginning of A New Hope). Take a look at the first pic from Rogue One above.
ACTORS: Felicity Jones, Diego Luna, Ben Mendelsohn, Donnie Yen, Jiang Wen, Forest Whitaker, Mads Mikkelsen, Alan Tudyk, Riz Ahmed DIRECTORS: Colin Trevorrow FILMS: Star Wars Rogue One, Star Wars: Episode IX
Hannibal – Season 2 (Blu-ray Review)
September 30, 2014 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment
Starring: Hugh Dancy, Mads Mikkelsen, Laurence Fishburne, Caroline Dhavernas
Director: Various
Release Date: September 22nd 2014 (UK)
Hannibal should have been cancelled after Season 1, but not because of its quality. It got extremely low ratings in the US (and Season 2 was just as bad), which normally means a swift demise. However thanks to the fact it's co-production between several countries, and therefore costs NBC comparatively little to make, it's lived on.
And that's a damn good thing, as while it's found it tough to find its audience on American network TV, it's also one of the most critically lauded shows around. It's often said that a TV show has a 'cinematic style', but normally it's just hyperbole. In Hannibal's case it's really true. It's visually meticulous – something you can really appreciate on Blu-ray – has a great cast and a storytelling style that doesn't assume the audience is made up of morons. [Read more…]
Charlie Countryman Red-Band Trailer – Things get out of hand for Shia LaBeouf
November 2, 2013 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment
Charlie Countryman certainly has a good cast, including Shia LaBeouf, Evan Rachel Wood, Mads Mikkelsen, Rupert Grint, Vincent D'Onofrio, John Hurt, Til Schweiger and The Inbetweeners' James Buckley. Now a new red band trailer for the film has arrive, showing just how out of hands things get for LaBeouf's character.
Here's the brief synopsis for the film, which was once titled The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman: 'Traveling abroad, Charlie Countryman falls for Gabi, a Romanian beauty whose unreachable heart has its origins in Nigel, her violent, charismatic ex. As the darkness of Gabi's past increasingly envelops him, Charlie resolves to win her heart, or die trying.'
Fredrik Bond maked his feature directorial debut with the movie, which is out in the US in November. [Read more…]
ACTORS: Evan Rachel Wood, Mads Mikkelsen, Rupert Grint, Vincent D'Onofrio, John Hurt, Til Schweiger, Shia Labeouf DIRECTORS: Fredrik Bond FILMS: The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman
Hannibal – Season 1 (Blu-ray)
September 1, 2013 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment
Starring: Hugh Dancy, Laurence Fishburne, Mads Mikkelsen, Caroline Dhavernas
Release Date: September 2nd 2013
When it was first announced that a TV series was in development based around Hannibal Lecter and the other characters from Thomas Harris Red Dragon, there was a lot of harrumphing that it was a travesty and doomed to failure. However the show has surprised many by being very good. It also makes quite a lot of smart moves, not least that despite being named after Lecter, it doesn't blow its load and become the cannibal freak show – indeed, it's never even mentioned he is a cannibal, adding a frisson of excitement to the meals he likes to cook for people. [Read more…]
Eva Green & Jeffrey Dean Morgan Find The Salvation
April 23, 2013 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment
The cast of The Salvation has grown significantly, with the previously announced Mads Mikkelsen being joined by Eva Green, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Mikael Persbrandt (The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug), Douglas Henshall (The Eagle), Michael Raymond-James (True Blood, Jack Reacher) and Jonathan Pryce (G.I. Joe Retaliation).
Paying tribute to the classic western with inspiration from the Nordic sagas, The Salvation takes place in 1870s America. When settler John kills his family's murderer, he unleashes the fury of notorious gang leader Delarue. Betrayed by his corrupt and cowardly community, the peaceful pioneer must turn vengeful hunter, slay the outlaws, and cleanse the town's black heart.
The film has just begun an 8-week shoot in Johannesburg, South Africa, with Kristian Levring (Fear Me Not) directing from a script he wrote alongside Oscar-winner Anders Thomas Jensen (In a Better World, Love Is All You Need).
ACTORS: Eva Green, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Mads Mikkelsen


DETROIT—Scattered garbage lines the guard rail near the freeway. Broken pavement fills the parking lot long abandoned. Across the street, dilapidated Michigan Central Station dominates the skyline. Only fresh graffiti marking the brand new coat of white paint shows signs of recent life for the old service station on the corner of Michigan Avenue and 17th streets in Detroit. For many, the area is a long-forgotten part of Corktown, but for Lisa Waud, it's a vision for something beautiful.
Waud, 35, is the owner of Ann Arbor's Pot & Box flower shop and plans to open a second Pot & Box at 2520 Michigan Ave. by the end of this year.
Pot & Box is not your typical flower shop. While the shop will contain a variety of plants, flowers, containers and supplies Waud said she wants to it to be a place where people can hang out and maybe even play foosball.
The space, about 1,000 square feet with few windows, large bay doors and a run-down interior, is not what one would think of when picturing a shop known for greenery and light. But Waud said she loves the idea of turning a space that used to service cars into something entirely different full of flowers and colors. And her plans are not only for the inside. Waud said she plans to repave the parking area around the building and create an outdoor space to hold weddings and other events.
Waud's inspiration comes from Flora Grubb Gardens in San Francisco, a flower shop she described as being in the middle of nowhere but a verdant space for up-and-coming artists full of greenhouses, plants and flowers.
Waud, a Petoskey native, studied horticulture at Michigan State University and has worked with plants all over the country. It was when she was working with tropical plants in Hawaii when she realized she missed Michigan. Waud moved to Ann Arbor and waited tables for a couple years before opening the original Pot & Box in her basement and eventually her own shop in 2010.
While she said she loves Ann Arbor, Waud said she has been drawn to Detroit in the past few years. She said she started visiting the city to attend Tiger's games or shows and eventually made friends with other small business owners in the area.
"I just developed this amazing network, and I just wanted to be here more and more and then it was obvious that I should move here," she said.
That network includes Peter Bailey, founder of Two James Spirits distillery that plans to open across the street from Pot & Box in early June.
Waud credited Bailey as the connector between her shop and the more populated area of Corktown, which she hopes will draw more traffic to her end.
Bailey said he hopes their two shops will work together to create more vitality in Corktown and said Waud was a great advocate of Detroit.
James Xavier Slade, owner of Xavier's 20th Century Furniture shop next door to Pot & Box said he, too, is excited about his new neighbor. Slade said he has owned his shop on Michigan Ave. for 17 years but credits his online store for the bulk of his business. He said he is excited to get more foot traffic in their area and hopes the change will clean up the neighborhood.
Though there is still a ways to go before Detroit's Pot & Box is up and running, Waud said she will open a pop-up shop from May – July downtown which she described as a mini version of the full-service shop. Waud said she also recently purchased an ice cream truck and plans to drive around town offering flowers at different locations around the city.
For Waud, the shop is more than a business but a way to interact with the community.


Our children took us out to dinner to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary last week while we were vacationing together in the Berkshires.
As we left the house, Jeremy placed a big computer-paper box in the back of the car. The box appeared on the table in front of me and Peter after we ordered our dinner. It contained a blue bath towel and some crunched up newspapers. Under the newspapers was Jeremy's laptop.
On the laptop was a PowerPoint presentation. To honor our anniversary, the kids had emailed friends and family asking for memories and photos of us to put into a book, and friends and family came through.
Predictably, my eyes filled with tears.
I couldn't believe the amount of time that our sons and daughter-in-law had to carve out of their busy lives to make this happen. Several contributors had required phone assistance to scan in their photos. Seth actually picked up some photos left with a doorman in New York City because a childhood friend of mine who lives there doesn't have a computer!
There could not be a better anniversary present.


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"Te Amo" ("I Love You") is a song written and performed by Panamanian reggaetón singer-songwriter Makano. It was released as the second single from his first international release of the same title. This single peaked at number-one in the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks chart.

Song information
In late 2006, Panamá Music signed Makano to record his first album. The deal became final in May 2007 and in the following month, the singer, along with his record producer and manager reviewed and selected the songs to be included on the album. They agreed that his music style would be romantic, but also wanted to be aggressive with the first single to be released. "Si Tú No Le Dices", produced by DJ Greg, was eventually released and became a hit in Panamá. A few weeks later, two singles were released, "Fuera de Mi Vida" and "Te Amo", the latter a romantic song produced by Fasther. Both songs were well accepted by the Panamanian audience.

Chart performance
"Te Amo" debuted at number 46 in the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart on October 25, 2008. and slowly climbed to its peak at number 11, 20 weeks later. The song spent 25 weeks in the chart. After dropping the chart, the song moved to recurrent status, until two new remixes send the song soaring back in all the way to number one, becoming the second Panamanian to peak at number-one in the Hot Latin Tracks, after Flex's "Te Quiero". The song has been dominating radio airplay throughout Latin America, and also has become one of the most downloaded digital tracks and mobile ringtones in the US. The remixed versions of the single, the 'Reggaetón Remix' featuring R.K.M & Ken-Y, and the 'Regional Mexican version' with Germán Montero, have contributed to the chart-topping radio success of the single. "Te Amo" was certified gold for 125,000 digital downloads sold. The single was a massive success in Argentina in 2008 and later chosen as the Coca-Cola's Summer Song of 2010 in this country.

Remixes

 "Te Amo"
 "Te Amo" Featuring MJ (Part 1)
 "Te Amo" Featuring R.K.M & Ken-Y (Part 2)
 "Te Amo" Featuring R.K.M & Ken-Y and MJ (Part 3)
 "Te Amo" (Duranguense Version)

Charts

References

2008 songs
Makano songs
R.K.M & Ken-Y songs
Machete Music singles
Songs written by Rafael Pina


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Cardano Successfully Completes the Vasil Hard Fork
Posted on September 23, 2022 (September 23, 2022) , 3:30 am by Shanawaz
Editors News
The first update has been finished, and the next is slated for the 27th of September.
Vasil upgrade was named after the late member of the Cardano community Vasil St. Dabov.
After the Cardano team triggered all three "critical mass indications" necessary for the upgrade, the Cardano Vasil update was successfully accomplished. Additionally, the update has included a number of enhancements and, as expected, will make Cardano more scalable. The first update has been finished, and the next is slated for the 27th of September.
Vasil hard fork will improve a number of facets of the Cardano network's blockchain. Cardano developer Input Output Hong Kong (IOHK) claims in a blog post that the blockchain's user experience would be enhanced and development time shortened because of Vasil-enabled apps. It will reduce transaction costs and increase the network's capacity to handle more users.
Finally Delivered
Moreover, Vasil hard fork aims to strengthen connections and the network as a whole. Cardano's much-anticipated addition of smart contract functionalities was made possible via the Alonzo hard fork. The first Cardano hard fork, which went live on September 12, 2021.
More advanced CIP methods, UTXO (unspent transaction output) support, and Hydra integration are only a few of the new features introduced by Vasil. The Vasil hard fork proposes CIPs with the goal of expanding the capabilities of the Plutus smart contract language while maintaining its ease of use.
The Vasil upgrade was named after the late member of the Cardano community Vasil St. Dabov. It brings in a wide variety of network capabilities. Its throughput, efficiency, and block delay speeds should all improve after this upgrade.
Diffusion pipelining, an innovative technological approach, is one example. As a result, block propagation times are improved, which ultimately results in more data being sent per second. Meanwhile, Plutus, Cardano's native smart contract language, is also receiving improvements.
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Q: how I can add placeholder and readOnly in ckeditor4-react? Im using ckeditor4-react link in my project and want to add placeholder and want to make it readOnly or disabled .
How I do this
here is my code
 import React from 'react';
 import CKEditor from 'ckeditor4-react';

const Editor= (props) => {

return (

  <CKEditor
    onBlur={(value) => input.onBlur()}
    data={input.value}
    onChange={event=> input.onChange(event.editor.getData())}
    config={{
      //editorplaceholder: "hello ...", // tried this
      readOnly:true, // tried this

      //placeholder: "Placeholder text...", // also tried this
      toolbar: [ [ 'Bold', 'Italic', 'Undo', 'Redo', 'Link', 'Unlink', "NumberedList", "BulletedList","Placeholder" ] ]

    }}
 }
   />

 );
}

placeholder not working this way

A: readonly is not an attribute in the config , it should be a separate prop.
and regarding the placeholder you need to adapt the config to be like the following example.
I already tried it and everything worked fine.

  <CKEditor
    config={{
      extraPlugins: "editorplaceholder",
      editorplaceholder: "Start typing here...",
    }}
    readOnly
  />

A: I tried to make it more clearer,and again readonly is not a configuration attribute. It's a component prop. and the you have to use the config as the example to let the placeHolder work. and the value of editorplaceholder attribute is representing the place holder that will appear in the ckeditor. I hope now every thing is clear

 import React from 'react';
 import CKEditor from 'ckeditor4-react';
 const config = {
      extraPlugins: "editorplaceholder", // it's mandatory to be able to use the place holder
      editorplaceholder: "Write here what ever you would like to show in the place holder", //   this can be what ever you need
}
const Editor= (props) => {

return (

  <CKEditor
    config={config}
    readOnly={true}
  />

);
}


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Louise Minchin Biography Height Weight Age Information About
Louise Mary Minchin, popularly known as Louise Minchin is a British journalist and news presenter. Minchin currently works as a freelance within the BBC. She was a regular anchor on the BBC One program Breakfast from 2006 until 2021. She stepped down as the main presenter of Breakfast after working there for 20 years. She also hosted several other BBC shows as well. She has also hosted several other shows outside of BBC.
What is Louise Minchin Famous For?
Hosted BBC One Breakfast from 2006 to 2021.
Where is Louise Minchin From?
Louise Minchin was born on 8 September 1968. Her birth name is Louise Mary Grayson. Her birth place is in Hong Kong. She holds British nationality. Her father was British Army Officer who served as a Major in the Irish Guards regiment. More details about her parents, siblings, and early life will be updated here. She belongs to white ethnicity and her religion is Christianity. Her zodiac sign is Virgo.
Regarding her educational background, she attended St. Mary's School, Ascot. After high school, she attended the University of St Andrews. She obtained a degree in Spanish. She later studied journalism at the London College of Communication.
Source: @blackpoolgazette
Louise Minchin Career
Louise Minchin worked for Radio 5 Live in 1998. She presented several programs there including Drive and Breakfast.
She was a regular BBC News Channel presenter from 2003 to 2012.
She was also one of the main relief presenters for the BBC News at One until 2012.
She was a relief presenter on BBC Breakfast in 2006 and 2007.
She was the regular weekend presenter of the show from 2009 to 2012.
She became the main presenter of BBC Breakfast in December 2011.
She announced in June 2021 that she would be stepping down as the role of the main presenter of BBC Breakfast after working for 20 years.
She made her final appearance for the show in September 2021.
She presented Missing Live along with Rav Wilding in 2008, 2009, and 2010.
She presented the Sunday Morning show, Sunday Life on BBC One in 2008.
She presented Real Rescues with Nick Knowles in 2009.
She co-presented the BBC sports magazine In the Know during the 2004 Athens Olympics.
She co-presented The One Show in 2010.
She presented the BBC One documentary series, Crime and Punishment with Gethin Jones in 2012.
She co-presented Radio 5 Live's Drive in 2012.
She was the occasional presenter of BBC Radio 4's daily consumer program, You and Yours.
She played herself reading the news in three BBC drama series, Spooks, crime drama Silent Witness, and the Torchwood mini-series, Children of Earth.
Source: @eminetra
Who is Louise Minchin Wife?
Louise Minchin is a married woman. She is married to David Minchin. The couple got married on 6 June 1998. The couple shares two daughters together, Scarlett and Mia.
The family lives near Chester.
How Tall is Louise Minchin?
Louise Minchin stands around the height of 1.63 m i.e. 5 feet and 4 inches tall. She has a body weight of around 55 kg. She has a slim body build. Her eye color is blue and her hair color is blonde. Her sexual orientation is straight.
Source: @miror
What is Louise Minchin Salary and Net Worth?
Louise Minchin is one of the popular British journalists. She is one of the popular news presenters who has been working for BBC for over 20 years. She was the main presenter of the BBC One show, Breakfast until 2021. She is reported as one of the highest-paid presenters on BBC. She was reportedly paid an annual salary of around £190,000 at BBC. She has also hosted several other shows. Her net worth is estimated at around £2.1 million.
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