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The Modesto Nuts are a Minor League Baseball team of the California League and the Single-A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. They are located in Modesto, California, and are named for the several types of nuts grown in the region. They play their home games at John Thurman Field, which opened in 1955.

The Nuts adopted their current name in 2005 after the team's affiliation with the Oakland Athletics ended. Before then, the team was known as the Modesto Athletics (or A's) from 1975 to 2004. The club was also known as the Modesto Reds (1966–1974 and 1946–1961) and Modesto Colts (1962–1964).

History
On June 2, 2006, manager Chad Kreuter resigned to become the head baseball coach of the University of Southern California.  Kreuter replaced his father-in-law, Mike Gillespie. As of 2012, the club is managed by Lenn Sakata who replaced the winningest coach in Modesto Nuts history Jerry Weinstein who was promoted to the Colorado Rockies at the conclusion of the 2011 season.

In spring 2008, the team was the subject of Bush League TV's short internet video "Bush League 101: How to Bush League a Bush League Baseball Team."

On June 21, 2011, the Modesto Nuts hosted the 2011 California/Carolina All Star Smash.

In 2012, Greg Young was replaced by Alex Margulies who did play-by-play for all home and away games from 2012–2013, and Modesto Bee sports writer Brian VanderBeek did color commentary in the middle innings of most home games. Keaton Gillogly has been doing play-by-play since 2014.  The play-by-play position was formerly held by Joshua Suchon, who now works for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

On September 1, 2012, Modesto Nuts 1st Basemen Jared Clark hit his 24th Home Run of the season against the San Jose Giants making him the Modesto Nuts single season Home Run leader passing former Nuts outfielder Kent Matthes, who in 2011 set the old record with 23 Home Runs in the season.

As of 2011, the Modesto Nuts have set their attendance record for five straight seasons and have been honored as Back to Back California League Organization of the Year for 2010 and 2011.

Following the 2016 season, the Seattle Mariners purchased a majority share of the Nuts, and the teams entered into a player development contract making Modesto a Mariners affiliate. HWS Baseball IV, LLC, continues to see to the team's day-to-day operations.

The Nuts won the California League championship for 2017, sweeping both the Division Series and the League Series and winning nine games in a row dating back to the last three games of the regular season. This was the Nuts' ninth league title and the first as part of the Mariners organization.

In conjunction with Major League Baseball's restructuring of Minor League Baseball in 2021, the Nuts were organized into the Low-A West where they continued as a Mariners affiliate at the Low-A classification. In 2022, the Low-A West became known as the California League, the name historically used by the regional circuit prior to the 2021 reorganization, and was reclassified as a Single-A circuit.

On May 11th, 2022 the Seattle Mariners named Veronica Hernandez as General Manager, the first female GM in team history. Additionally, Hernandez is the first Latina GM in minor league baseball history

Mascots

The Modesto Nuts have three mascots: Al the Almond, Wally the Walnut and Shelley the Pistachio.

Roster

Notable alumni

Baseball Hall of Fame alumni
 Sparky Anderson (1967, MGR) Inducted, 2000
 Rollie Fingers (1966) Inducted, 1992
 Rickey Henderson (1977) Inducted, 2009
 Reggie Jackson (1966) Inducted, 1993
 Tony LaRussa (1966) Inducted, 2014
 Joe Morgan (1963) Inducted, 1990
 Ted Simmons (1968) Inducted, 2020

Notable alumni
 Nolan Arenado (2011) 6 x MLB All-Star
 Tony Batista (1994) 2 x MLB All-Star
 Charlie Blackmon (2009, 2016) 2 x MLB All-Star; 2017 NL Batting Title
 Mike Bordick (1987, 1995) MLB All-Star
 Tom Burgmeier (1962–1963)
 Pedro Borbon (1968)
 Jose Canseco (1984) 6 x MLB All-Star; 1986 AL Rookie of the Year; 1988 AL Most Valuable Player
 Ron Coomer (1988) MLB All-Star
 José Cruz (1968) 2 x MLB All-Star
 Nelson Cruz (2004) 5 x MLB All-Star
 John Denny (1972) 1976 NL ERA Leader; 1983 NL Cy Young Award
 Corey Dickerson (2012, 2015) MLB All-Star
 Dave Duncan (1966) MLB All-Star
 Jermaine Dye (2002) MLB All-Star; 2005 World Series Most Valuable Player
 Andre Ethier (2004) 2 x MLB All-Star
 Dexter Fowler (2007) MLB All-Star
 Bob Forsch (1969–1970)
 Mike Gallego (1981, 1985)
 Jason Giambi (1993) 5 x MLB All-Star; 2000 AL Most Valuable Player
 Kevin Gregg (1998)
 Ben Grieve (1995–1996) MLB All-Star; 1998 Rookie of the Year
 Von Hayes (2004, MGR) MLB All-Star
 Jay Howell (1986) 3 x MLB All-Star
 Rick Honeycutt (1991) 2 x MLB All-Star; 1983 AL ERA Leader
 Al Hrabosky (1969)
 Hisashi Iwakuma (2017) MLB All-Star
 Matt Keough (1975) MLB All-Star
 Darren Lewis (1989)
 Ryan Ludwick (2000) MLB All-Star
 Bake McBride (1970–1971) MLB All-Star; 1974 NL Rookie of the Year
 Mark McGwire (1984–1985) 12 x MLB All-Star; 1987 Rookie of the Year
 Willie Montanez (1968) MLB All-Star
 Dwayne Murphy (1975, 1986)
 Miguel Olivo (2000)
 Joe Rudi (1966) 3 x MLB All-Star
 Dick Stuart (1951) MLB All-Star
 Nick Swisher (2003) MLB All-Star
 Kevin Tapani (1986–1987)
 Miguel Tejada (1996) 6 x MLB All-Star; 2002 AL Most Valuable Player
 Mickey Tettleton (1981–1983, 1985–1987) 2 x MLB All-Star
 Troy Tulowitzki (2005, 2008) 5 x MLB All-Star
 Lee Walls (1951) MLB All-Star
 Walt Weiss (1985, 1989) MLB All-Star; 1988 AL Rookie of the Year
 Brad Ziegler (2004)

References

External links

 Statistics from Baseball-Reference

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St. Louis Cardinals minor league affiliates
Oakland Athletics minor league affiliates
Houston Astros minor league affiliates
New York Yankees minor league affiliates
Atlanta Braves minor league affiliates
Pittsburgh Pirates minor league affiliates
Baltimore Orioles minor league affiliates

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The global network operations team provides 2nd level support to manage the day to day operations for Visa Inc's network. As a Staff Systems Engineer, your primary responsibility will be to provide a senior role in supporting, managing, and implementing improvements to Visa's network based on ITIL change, incident and problem management process. This involves working with a 1st level and 2nd level global operations team with 24x7 follow-the-sun coverage. You will work closely with the Network Engineering, Network Tools, and Network Systems and Programs teams in supporting, managing and implementing improvements to Visa's network and also with applications and systems teams to manage and troubleshoot network connectivity. This position is within Global Infrastructure Network Services (GINS) team, that architects, engineers and operates Visa's global backbone, datacenter, and access networks. The GINS team is centered around hiring and developing diverse talents who are passionate about building and operating best-in-the-breed infrastructure through technology and innovation.
This is an individual contributor responsible for identifying and resolving issues of advanced complexity. This position is at a senior professional level and requires strong/advanced execution and analytical abilities. This role works independently and receives minimal guidance.
• Candidate is expected to be On-call duty and work over weekends on rotational basis with other team members.
• Requires a minimum of 8 years experience in network support/administration.
• Current CCNP qualified or other similar industry certifications with related professional experience. CCIE would be an advantage.
• Have strong technical problem determination ability, analytical skills, exceptional system implementation, installation, and disaster recovery planning and ongoing administration experience.
• Broad knowledge in background in TCP/IP, MPLS, WAN, and LAN.
• Strong working knowledge with network packet analysis using wireshark or similar tools.
• Experience in an application hosting or data center environment.
• Experience maintaining highly available and highly secure networks.
• Good process orientation and ability to clarify objectives, evaluate options, consider implications, assess risks, and make key decisions.
• Good interpersonal and facilitation skills along with effective communication (both written and verbal) skills.
• Sound planning, organizational and problem solving skills.
• Demonstrated ability to meet deadlines and commitments in an environment that requires multitasking among concurrent projects.
• Ability to convey network concepts and issues to both technical and non-technical audiences.


Prepare to Face The Beast Within!
John, who is a former journalist and an unemployed detective, gets a letter from an old friend, Olivia. In the letter she tells him that she discovered a terrible secret about lycanthropy while examining a historical jewel in Prague which is called Blue Butterfly. Olivia asks for John's help and they agree to meet in Prague. However before their meeting date, John hears about the death of Olivia in a suspicious accident. John still sticks to his idea to visit Prague, but this time to attend the funeral of a friend and discover the secret of her sudden death.
Help John to solve the mystery of Olivia's death, in John Raven: The Curse of the Blue Butterfly, a thrilling Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game. John will face with lots of threat during his mission: sinister guys, traitors, merciless murderers and werewolves are few notable ones to mention. Discover impressive and uncanny locations, search for hints and solve the mystery. Peace is the only thing Olivia's soul needs now, but you need to take it from the claws of werewolf.
- Face with the most merciless beast you can imagine and beat it.
- Enjoy a completely cinematic experience.


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The James Webb Space Telescope begins final examinations before scientific observations
Sadie Ballard May 7, 2022 3 min read
NASA's Next Generation Observatory is entering the final stages of preparation before it can show scientists an entirely new view of the universe.
Engineers are preparing to make final adjustments to the instruments on board James Webb Space Telescope The observatory is preparing for operations this summer. NASA said the telescope has "calibrations and instrument characterizations using a rich variety of astronomical sources" that will appear soon to make sure everything is up and running before Webb is free to examine the early universe.
Scott Friedman, Webb chief scientist at the Space Science Telescope Institute in Baltimore, said in a statement NASA statement Thursday (5 May).
Live updates: NASA's James Webb Space Telescope mission
Related: How does the James Webb Space Telescope work?
Although no telescope can accurately collect every photon that comes at it, engineers will still want to know the throughput at several light wavelengths to assess Webb's performance in collecting infrared light, Friedman said.
Friedman emphasized that the commissioning was "close to completion," as the telescope was in the final two months of operation, which began after Web . launch on December 25, 2021. Once the instruments have been properly evaluated, he said, "we shall be ready to begin the great scientific programs that astronomers and the public alike have been eagerly awaiting."
The team released some commissioning photos along the way, and a notable commissioning goal will soon come into focus: Large Magellanic Cloud. While Friedman did not say whether this Hungarian neighbor of Milky Way They will be included in early release images, and he noted that a galaxy scan would be useful to calibrate any distortion.
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The Webb Telescope will also be evaluated further for the sharpness of the stellar images, by all instrument optics. Friedman notes that each instrument performs well with the optics tested so far, but that additional filters and an instrument called "diffraction gratings" (which spread light into component colors) will also be evaluated.
The team will also certify the observatory's acquisition of the target to ensure that the telescope can point accurately to a hundredth of an arcsecond, which would be useful for extrasolar planet Notes.
"The star must be placed behind a mask so that its light is blocked, allowing the nearby exoplanet to shine through," Friedman said. "In time series observations, we measure how the atmosphere of an exoplanet absorbs starlight during the hours it takes to pass in front of its star, allowing us to measure the properties and components of the planet's atmosphere."
The last final test activity will be observing moving targets such as planets, satellites and rings asteroids and comets. "Observing these things requires that the observatory change its orientation relative to the background of the guide stars during the observations," Friedman said. "We will test this ability by observing asteroids with different apparent velocities with each instrument."
NASA plans to update the public on Webb's progress on Monday (May 9) and the discussion will be broadcast live Available online.
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JETAA (Qld) Inc.: Trips to win to Japan and more, just enter a photo contest !
Trips to win to Japan and more, just enter a photo contest !
The "Share Your WOW! Japan Photo Contest" is sponsored by the Japan Tourism Agency and Japan National Tourism Organization. Share your photos of Japan to best fit any one of the following six themes: "Cool!"; "Delicious!"; "Happy!"; "Beautiful!"; "Funny!"; or "Miracle!" Once uploaded, get your friends to vote for your photos on the official Japan Photo Contest Facebook page or Sina Weibo page.
There are many prizes up for grabs including cameras, video cameras and rice cookers, and grand prizes such as flights to Japan and accommodation packages, a tour of Kamakura with Miss Japan, and an all-you-can-eat sushi meal at a Michelin Two Star restaurant!
The contest closes on the 15th of February, 2013.


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Q: replace rand() with openssl_random_pseudo_bytes() I need a replacement for PHP's rand() function that uses a cryptographically strong random number generator.
The openssl_random_pseudo_bytes() function gets you access to the strong random number generator, but it outputs its data as a byte string. Instead, I need an integer between 0 and X.
I imagine the key is to get the output of openssl_random_pseudo_bytes() into an integer, then you can do any math on it that you need to. I can think of a few "brute force" ways of converting from a byte string to an integer, but I was hoping for something ... elegant.

A: The manual page for openssl_random_pseudo_bytes() has an example I think you want. You can just call bin2hex() on the output of openssl_random_pseudo_bytes() to convert to a hexadecimal number, then hexdec() on that value to convert to decimal.
$rand_num = hexdec(bin2hex(openssl_random_pseudo_bytes($length, $strong)));

At that point you can do whatever math you want to get a value in the range you need. The other (cheater) option you might have is to run a system command to generate a random number - there are a few good options for random number generators for various operating systems available online.

A: Heres a version of the solutions above, which doesn't use recursive function calls:
function secure_rand($min,$max) {
    $range = $max - $min + 1;
    if ($range == 0) return $min;
    $length = (int) (log($range,2) / 8) + 1;
    $max = pow(2, 8 * $length);
    $num = $max + 1; // Hackish, I know..
    while ($num > $max) {
        $num = hexdec(bin2hex(openssl_random_pseudo_bytes($length,$s)));
    }
    return ($num  % $range) + $min;
}

A: Since PHP 7 is out now, the easiest way to solve this problem is to replace all instances of mt_rand with random_int.
(Assuming you've upgraded, that is.)

A: Using provided suggestions, I've created a drop-in replacement for rand() using OpenSSL. I'll include it here for posterity.
The $pedantic option gives bias-free results by starting over when results won't be evenly distributed across the possible range.
function crypto_rand($min,$max,$pedantic=True) {
    $diff = $max - $min;
    if ($diff <= 0) return $min; // not so random...
    $range = $diff + 1; // because $max is inclusive
    $bits = ceil(log(($range),2));
    $bytes = ceil($bits/8.0);
    $bits_max = 1 << $bits;
    // e.g. if $range = 3000 (bin: 101110111000)
    //  +--------+--------+
    //  |....1011|10111000|
    //  +--------+--------+
    //  bits=12, bytes=2, bits_max=2^12=4096
    $num = 0;
    do {
        $num = hexdec(bin2hex(openssl_random_pseudo_bytes($bytes))) % $bits_max;
        if ($num >= $range) {
            if ($pedantic) continue; // start over instead of accepting bias
            // else
            $num = $num % $range;  // to hell with security
        }
        break;
    } while (True);  // because goto attracts velociraptors
    return $num + $min;
}

A: well, just use hexdec on the result of openssl_random_pseudo_bytes and you will get your integer. It is as elegant as it gets :)
print hexdec('45261b8f');

>  1160125327

A: The easiest way to do this (and the most secure out of all the options here) is to use CryptoLib which has a randomInt function that provides a drop-in replacement for rand.
First download CryptoLib from and stick it in your project: https://github.com/IcyApril/CryptoLib
Two, drop in this code. replace path/to/ with the directory of cryptolib.php and the min max with your minimum and maximum numbers:
<?php
  require_once('path/to/cryptoLib.php');

  $min = 1;
  $max = 5;

  $randomNum = CryptoLib::randomInt($min, $max);
?>

The CryptoLib full documentation is at: https://cryptolib.ju.je/

A: function ($min,$max){
    $range = $max-$min+1;
    do{
        $result = floor($range*(hexdec(bin2hex(openssl_random_pseudo_bytes(4)))/0xffffffff));
    } while($result == $range);
    return $result + $min;
}

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The home is the first place that comes to mind, but it's important to keep all of your spaces organized, from your car to your workspace. Take one hour to clean out your car (The clutter can get crazy with kids in those back seats!) and organize your desk, and you will feel like a new person! You'll be amazed at what a little decluttering can do for your productivity, creativity, and peace of mind.
When transitioning your closets from winter to spring, use this as an opportunity to reevaluate your wardrobe and clear out anything you (or your children) don't wear anymore. If you haven't worn it in years, it's most likely time to donate or sell. I'm currently focusing on going through all of our baby clothes and submitting what's outgrown to Bagsy, which is a great online children's consignment shop that even resells monogrammed items. They mail you a Consignment Bag and all you have to do is fill it with your children's gently used clothes, mail it back, and they handle the rest (They'll even donate items you send that they can't resell, if you request, so send it all)!
It's easy to incorporate fitness or a new diet into your New Year's Resolutions, but not so easy to get motivated in the middle of winter. Spring is the perfect time to kick start a new fitness routine, revamp your diet and set personal goals to stay on track. When it comes to improving self-care, making small changes to your daily routine can go a long way. I've recently committed to a yoga practice twice a week and bought a Peloton to fit in 20-minute cardio sessions at home whenever I can!
I've saved this one for last because after you've focused on refreshing all the other aspects of your life, you can't forget to focus on YOU! It's just as important to declutter your mind by unplugging and making time for yourself. Even just carving out 10 minutes a day to do something that brings you joy such as reading or taking a bath can go a long way when it comes to your mental health and reducing overall stress. Lately, I've been into lavender epsom salt baths to wind down in the evening. Game changer!
We hope you are inspired to refresh your life in new ways this season! What do you do to spring clean your life? Let us know if you try out any of these ideas or others by tagging Lolli and Me in your posts on Instagram and Facebook!


After spending the whole week with a yucky summer stomach bug, Catheryn was finally feeling good enough today to get out of the house. We decided to ride our bikes down to the Farmers Market. Perhaps it was a little much for her, since she had not eaten since Monday, but she forgot all about her weakness once she saw the ponies.
Every time we have visited the market, she has wanted to ride the ponies. Actually, she has wanted to ride just about every pony she has ever seen. I can't blame her there, I usually want to ride them, too. But today she just happened to have $3 in her purse, the exact amount needed for three laps on the back of a pony.
She was one happy girl, and it sure was good to see her smile again.
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She got her heart's desire – lovely photo of her.
It was enough to take her mind off everything else for a little while. 🙂 She needed that.
Your Catherine looks about the same age as my grand-daughter Grace, maybe a little younger..but Grace has been potty about horses, ponies, mules, donkeys and any other horse related animal since she was very small. Now she even walks like a horse which is getting very worrying. Maybe she will grow out of it. She comes from a family of horsey people.
Catherine looked so happy that at last she achieved what she had wanted to do…one contented little girl..at least for the time being!
I'm really glad Catey and Will are feeling better. What a strange summer bug!
It was quite bizarre. Hopefully we are completely done with it.


ERA-EDTA is an association of physicians with over 6000 members. It is registered in England and Wales, but its area of activity mainly covers Europe and the Mediterranean area. Its objective is the advancement of medical science and of clinical work in nephrology, dialysis, renal transplantation, hypertension and related subjects.
It aims at providing up-to-date knowledge, exclusively based on scientific data, independent from governments' policies and from any influence of the industry.
For additional information concerning the ERA-EDTA history, please find them at the following link.


You definitely stepped your Morning Glory game up!
In they started a line of shoes, Pastry Footwear. A few of those pics dont look like her. She has been acting since she was And being in the Majority isn't always a good-or-right thing You definitely stepped your Morning Glory game up! My daughter is 8 and loves her some pastry's. She is very pretty.


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from collections import namedtuple

Container = namedtuple('Container', 'name, port_mappings')

HostAddress = namedtuple('HostAddress', 'ip, port')

class Service(object):
    def __init__(self, name, containers):
        self.name = name
        self.containers = containers

    def get_addresses_by_port(self, port):
        addresses = set()
        for container in self.containers:
            host_addresses = container.port_mappings.get(port, {})
            addresses.update(host_addresses)
        return list(addresses)

    def get_one_address_by_port(self, port):
        return self.get_addresses_by_port(port)[0]

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Join in a two-day fun-packed family celebration at Masdar City concluding the 2019 edition of Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week.
Enjoy a host of activities catered to both adults and children, food and beverage outlets housed in recycled shipping containers, and fun educational workshops and talks as you learn about sustainability and how to make more environmentally-conscious decisions.
This year's festival at Masdar City has been expanded to focus on the six pillars of ADSW – Energy and Climate Change, Biotechnology, Future Mobility, Tech for Good, Space, Water – as well as Digitalisation and Youth. The pillars will be reflected across The Festival's seven thematic zones; the Energy Cluster, Sustainability Cluster, Water and Agriculture Cluster, Urban Community, Market Place, Main Stage and Masdar Park.
Local producers will be selling organic goods and handcrafted gifts at the Market Place, while the Urban Community will have workshops and activities aimed at highlighting the Year of Tolerance, sustainability awareness and recycling, and how to build environmentally friendly structures, among others.
The Eco-Villa at Masdar City will host the Home Farming Showcase throughout the event, which will demonstrate how UAE residents can become more self-sufficient in meeting their everyday food needs. Alongside the Home Farming Showcase, the Eco-Villa will also host an exhibition of smart home farming technologies and products, alongside educational materials on sustainable agriculture, food security and agri-technology.
This event is indeed ideal for you and your family to get involved and learn how to bring sustainability to life through fun and exciting ways.


Charlize Theron, in a silvered, bare-back dress, her partner Sean Penn in tow, fought her way backstage at the Dior show on Monday, to pay homage to Raf Simons, who must have received as many kisses as there were snow-white orchids on the tent walls.
It was an 'Alleluia!' moment for the fashion crowd and for Bernard Arnault, president of LVMH Moët Hennessy. For, two years after taking the helm at Dior, Simons finally hit perfect pitch – where there was just enough of his personal aesthetic, balanced against the legacy of Christian Dior.
The clothes were exceptional for their historic reach, worn so very lightly. Behind the opening dresses, their skirts ballooning softly from the hips, was a faint shadow of Marie Antoinette. Corsets from the Belle Époque were upended as mini skirts, decorated with delicate stitches.
On a different register, elongated peacoats swept the floor, while courtiers' coats were dense with embroidery. Both were shown over nonchalant sweaters and pants.
Dior's famous 'Bar' jacket, the most iconic of references, was updated by a soft, round collar.
There were even astronaut jumpsuits to bring a space age vibe. But, like the silver eyeliner worn throughout, the outer space references were light-handed.
Every piece of this collection, divided into eight parts, was wearable, desirable and showed the ineffable skills of the Dior ateliers. The 'petites mains' worked decoration into the fabric as jacquard or pleating, giving a feeling of lightness and modernity.
Translation: the clothes were for a modern woman who might one day want a loose-and-easy dress with the feel of a 1920s flapper; or one of those flawless, floor-length coats in fur.
Perhaps the best way to describe the collection is that it had a sweetness without sugar. The tailoring, drawn from Simons' menswear background, was exemplary. But the fine art of decoration, using jacquard as well as embroidery, seemed fresh and new. The show was both very Raf. And very Dior.


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\section{Appendix}

\subsection{Details of the proof of Theorem 1}

While this publication contains a complete proof of all the claims
relevant for quantum tomography, the reader is invited to consult the
more general and explicit presentation in Ref.\ \cite{prep2} (and soon
\cite{prep1}).
Below, we provide those details of the proof of Theorem~1, which were
left out in the main text.

We introduce some more formal notations used in the argument.  Denote
the trace inner product between two Hermitian operators $\rho, \sigma$
by $\bbraket{\rho}{\sigma}:=\tr \rho\sigma$.  We assume that $w(A_1),
\dots, w(A_m)$ are independent, identically distributed matrix-valued
random variables, with $w(A_i)$ drawn from the $d^2$ Pauli matrices
with uniform probability. Thus, we model the selection of the
observables as a process of sampling \emph{with} replacement. It is
both very plausible and easily provable \cite{nesme}
that drawing the observables \emph{without}
replacement can only yield better results.

\subsubsection{Non-commutative large-deviation bound}

An essential tool for the proof is a non-commutative large-deviation
bound from \cite{ahlswede}. Let $S=\sum_i^m X_i$ be a sum of i.i.d.\
matrix-valued random variables (r.v.'s) $X_i$. Then it is shown in
\cite{ahlswede} that for every $\lambda, t>0$ we have
\begin{equation}\label{se}
	\Pr[\|S\|>t] \leq 2d e^{-\lambda t} \bigl\|\mathbbm{E}[e^{\lambda X}]\bigr\|^m.
\end{equation}
It is simple to derive a Bernstein-type inequality from (\ref{se}).
Indeed, assume that $Y$ is some operator-valued random variable with
which is bounded in the sense that  $\|Y\|\leq1$ with probability one
and which has zero mean $\mathbbm{E}[Y]=0$. Recall the standard estimate
\begin{equation*}
	1+y \leq e^y \leq 1 + y + y^2
\end{equation*}
valid for real numbers $y\in[-1,1]$ (actually a bit beyond). From the
upper bound, we get $e^Y \leq \mathbbm{1} + Y + Y^2$. From the lower bound:
\begin{eqnarray}
	&&\mathbbm{E}[e^Y]
	\leq \mathbbm{1} + \mathbbm{E}[Y^2]
	\leq \exp(\mathbbm{E}[Y^2]) \nonumber \\
	&\Rightarrow&
	\|\mathbbm{E}[e^Y]\| \leq \|\exp(\mathbbm{E}[Y^2])\|=\exp(\|\mathbbm{E}[Y^2]\|).
	\label{eqn:ysquared}
\end{eqnarray}
In order to apply (\ref{eqn:ysquared}) to (\ref{se}), we set
$Y=\lambda X$. The parameter $\lambda$ is chosen to be
$\lambda={t}/{(2m\sigma^2)}$, where
$\sigma^2 = \|\mathbbm{E}[X^2]\|$.
A straight-forward calculation now gives
\begin{eqnarray}\label{eqn:bernstein}
	\Pr[\|S\| > t]
	&\leq&
	2 d \, e^{-t^2/4 m \sigma^2},
\end{eqnarray}
(valid for $t\leq 2 m \sigma^2 / \|X\|$).

\subsubsection{``Case (i)'': large-deviation bound}

The first application of (\ref{eqn:bernstein}) is to verify
Eq.~(2) from the main text, which claims that
\begin{equation}\label{eqn:devNormEpaps}
	\Pr[\|\mathcal{A}-\mathbbm{1}_T\| > t]< 4dr e^{-t^2\kappa /8}.
\end{equation}

To this end, let $Y_i$ be the super-operator defined by
\begin{equation*}
	Y_i(\sigma)=\frac{d^2}{m} \mathcal{P}_T(w(A_i))\,
	\bbraket{w(A_i)}{\mathcal{P}_T(\sigma)}.
\end{equation*}
We will employ Eq.~(\ref{eqn:bernstein}) on the r.v.'s\ $X_i = (Y_i -
\mathbbm{E}[Y_i])$, where $\mathbbm{E}[Y_i]=\frac1m \mathbbm{1}_T$.
From the fact that
$x\mapsto x^2$ is operator convex, one has $\sigma^2 = \|\mathbbm{E}[(Y-\mathbbm{E}
Y)^2]\| \leq \|\mathbbm{E}[Y^2]\|$.
To estimate the latter quantity, we bound (using
H\"older's inequality (c.f.\ [Bhatia, {\it Matrix Analysis}]))
\begin{eqnarray*}
	\|\mathcal{P}_T w_a\|_2^2
	&=& \sup_{t\in T, \|t\|_2=1} (w_a, t)^2
	\leq \|w_a\|^2 \|t\|_{\tr}^2 \nonumber \\
	&\leq& \|w_a\|^2\, 2r \|t\|_2^2
	\leq 2 \frac rd.
\end{eqnarray*}
and hence
\begin{eqnarray*}
	\mathbbm{E}[Y^2]
	&=& \frac{n^2}{m}
	\mathbbm{E}\big[(w_{A},\mathcal{P}_Tw_{A})\,Y\big]   \\
	&\leq& \frac{d^2}{m} \frac{2r}{d}
	\mathbbm{E}\big[Y\big] = \frac{2d r}{m^2}\,\mathcal{P}_T.
\end{eqnarray*}
which implies $\sigma^2\leq \frac{2dr}{m^2}$.
The claimed Eq.~(\ref{eqn:devNormEpaps}) directly follows by plugging this
estimate of $\sigma^2$ into the non-commutative large-deviation bound
(\ref{eqn:bernstein}).

\subsubsection{``Case (ii)'': the approximate subgradient}

Next, consider the claim after Eq.~(3) of the main text. There, we
assumed that $Y$ was a matrix in $\Span(w(A_1),\ldots,w(A_m))$ such
that
\begin{equation}\label{eqn:dualEpaps}
	\|\mathcal{P}_T Y - E\|_2 \leq 1/(2 d^2), \qquad \|\mathcal{P}_T^\bot Y \| < 1/2.
\end{equation}
It is to be shown that $\mathcal{R}\Delta=0$ implies
$\|\rho+\Delta\|_{\mathrm{tr}} > \|\rho\|_{\mathrm{\tr}}$.

Recall the scalar sign function $\sign$ which maps positive numbers to
$+1$, $0$ to $0$ and negative numbers to $-1$. If $\sigma$ is any
Hermitian matrix, then $\sign \sigma$ is the matrix resulting from
applying the $\sign$-function to the eigenvalues of $\sigma$. Note
that
\begin{equation}\label{eqn:trsign}
	\tr \sigma = (\sign\sigma,\sigma)
\end{equation}
and recall H\"older's inequality \cite{bhatia}
\begin{equation}\label{eqn:holder}
	(\sigma_1, \sigma_2) \leq \|\sigma_1\|_{\mathrm{tr}} \|\sigma_2\|
\end{equation}
for any two Hermitian $\sigma_1, \sigma_2$.

Letting $F=\sign\Delta_T^\perp$ we compute:
\begin{eqnarray}
	\|\rho+\Delta\|_{\tr} \nonumber
	&\geq&
	\|E(\rho+\Delta)E\|_{\tr}+
	\|(\mathbbm{1}-E)(\rho+\Delta)(\mathbbm{1}-E)\|_{\tr} \nonumber \\
	&\geq&
	(E,\rho+E \Delta E)+
	\big(F,\Delta_T^\bot\big) \nonumber \\
	&=&
	\|\rho\|_{\tr}+\big(E,\Delta_T\big)+\big(F,\Delta_T^\perp\big)-\big(Y,\Delta\big) \label{eqn:noisefree} \\
	&=&
	\|\rho\|_{\tr}+\big(E-\mathcal{P}_T Y,\Delta_T\big)+\big(F-\mathcal{P}_T^\bot Y,
	\Delta_T^\bot\big) \nonumber \\
	&>&
	\|\rho\|_{\tr} - \tfrac{1}{2d^2} \|\Delta_T\|_2 +\tfrac{1}{2}\|\Delta_T^\bot\|_{\tr} \geq \|\rho\|_{\tr}. \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
(Use the ``pinching inequality'' \cite{bhatia} in the first step;
(\ref{eqn:trsign}), (\ref{eqn:holder}) in the second. The third step
is (\ref{eqn:trsign}) and using that $\mathcal{R}\Delta=0$ and
$Y\in\range Y$ implies $(Y,\Delta)=0$. The last estimate uses
(\ref{eqn:dualEpaps}) and, once more, (\ref{eqn:holder})).

\subsubsection{``Case (ii)'': large deviation bound}

The deviation bound before Eq.~(5) of the main text follows again from
(\ref{eqn:bernstein}).
Let $F$ be an arbitrary matrix in $T$.
With $X_i=\frac{d}{m} \mathcal{P}^\bot_T(w(A_i)) \tr w(A_i) F $:
\begin{eqnarray}
	\sigma^2
	&=&
	\sup_{\psi, \|\psi\|=1} \frac 1{d^2} \sum_a
	\frac{d^2}{m^2} \big(\tr w_a F\big)^2
	\bra\psi (\mathcal{P}_T^\bot w_a)^2 \ket \psi \nonumber\\
	&\leq&
	\frac{1}{m^2} \sum_a \big(\tr w_a F\big)^2
	= \frac{d}{m^2} \|F\|_2^2, \label{eqn:sigmaBot}
\end{eqnarray}
having used that $\|\mathcal{P}_T^\bot w_a \|\leq 1$ and that the $\{d^{-1/2}
w_a\}$ form an orthonormal basis.
Thus
\begin{equation}\label{eqn:golfingEpaps}
	\Pr[\|\mathcal{P}^\bot_T\mathcal{R} F\| > t \|F\|_2] < 2d e^{-t^2 \kappa r/4}.
\end{equation}
In the proof, we use (\ref{eqn:golfingEpaps}) for $t=1/(4\sqrt r)$. Hence
the probability of failure becomes
\begin{equation*}
	p_3 \leq 2 d e^{-\frac{\kappa}{64}}.
\end{equation*}

\subsection{Details for Observation 1}

In this subsection we need to assume that the Paulis are sampled
\emph{without} replacement. All previous bounds continue to hold ---
see remark above.
Let
\begin{equation*}
	\mathcal{Q}:\: \rho \mapsto \frac{1}{d} \sum_{i=1}^m w(A_i) \Tr \rho w(A_i)
\end{equation*}
be the projection operator onto $\range \mathcal{R}$, normalized so that $\norm{\mathcal{Q}}=1$.  Define $\gamma = \frac{m}{d^2}$, and note that $\mathcal{Q} = \gamma\mathcal{R}$.  The optimization program (6) of the main text becomes $\min \|\sigma\|_{\tr}$, s.t. $\|\mathcal{Q}\sigma - \mathcal{Q}\omega\|_2 \leq \gamma\varepsilon$.

Let $\Delta = \sigma-\rho$.  We upper-bound $\norm{\mathcal{Q}{\Delta}}_2$ as
follows.  First,
\begin{equation*}
	\norm{\mathcal{Q}{\Delta}}_2 \leq \norm{\mathcal{Q}(\sigma-\omega)}_2
+ \norm{\mathcal{Q}(\omega-\rho_t)}_2 + \norm{\mathcal{Q}(\rho_t-\rho)}_2.
\end{equation*}
For any
feasible $\sigma$, the first term is bounded by $\gamma\varepsilon$,
while the second term is bounded by $\gamma\varepsilon_2$.  For the
third term, note that for the fixed matrix $\rho_t-\rho$,
$\mathbbm{E}[\norm{\mathcal{Q}(\rho_t-\rho)}_2^2] = \gamma\norm{\rho_t-\rho}_2^2$, so
by Markov's inequality, $\norm{\mathcal{Q}(\rho_t-\rho)}_2^2 \leq \lambda^2
\gamma\norm{\rho_t-\rho}_2^2$, with probability at least
$1-\frac{1}{\lambda^2}$ \cite{markov}.
Thus we have
\[
\norm{\mathcal{Q}{\Delta}}_2
 \leq \gamma\varepsilon + \gamma\varepsilon_2 + \lambda\sqrt{\gamma}\varepsilon_1
 \leq 2\gamma\varepsilon = 2\delta
\]
(where we defined $\delta = \gamma\varepsilon$).

On the other hand, we can also lower-bound $\norm{\mathcal{Q}{\Delta}}_2$ as follows:  $\|\mathcal{Q}\Delta\|_2 \geq \|\mathcal{Q}\Delta_T\|_2 - \|\mathcal{Q}\Delta_T^\bot\|_2$.  For the second term, we have $\|\mathcal{Q}\Delta_T^\bot\|_2 \leq \|\Delta_T^\bot\|_2$ (we cannot use Markov's inequality, because here we require a bound that holds simultaneously for all $\Delta$).  For the first term, recall from the noise-free case that $\mathcal{A}=\mathcal{P}_T\mathcal{R}\mathcal{P}_T$ satisfies $\|\mathbbm{1}_T - \mathcal{A}\|<1/2$ with high probability, and hence we have $\|\mathcal{Q}\Delta_T\|_2 \geq \gamma \|\mathcal{A}\Delta_T\|_2 \geq \tfrac{1}{2}\gamma \|\Delta_T\|_2$.  So we have
\[
\|\mathcal{Q}\Delta\|_2 \geq \tfrac{1}{2}\gamma \|\Delta_T\|_2 - \|\Delta_T^\bot\|_2.
\]
Combining the above two inequalities and rearranging, we get
\begin{equation}\label{eqn:noiseFeasible}
	\|\Delta_T\|_2
	\leq \frac{2}{\gamma} \big( 2\delta + \|\Delta_T^\bot\|_2 \big)
	\leq \frac{2}{\gamma} \big( 2\delta + \|\Delta_T^\bot\|_{\tr} \big).
\end{equation}

We now show that $\|\rho+\Delta\|_{\tr}<\|\rho\|_{\tr}$ implies that $\Delta$ must be small.  With the estimate (\ref{eqn:noiseFeasible}) at our disposal, we re-visit (\ref{eqn:noisefree}):
\begin{eqnarray*}
	&&
	\|\rho+\Delta\|_{\tr}-\|\rho\|_{\tr}\\
	&\geq&
	 \big(E,\Delta_T\big)
	+\big(F,\Delta_T^\perp\big)
	-\big(Y,\Delta\big)
	+\big(Y,\Delta\big) \\
	&=&
	 \big(E-\mathcal{P}_T(Y),\Delta_T\big)
	+\big(F-\mathcal{P}_T^\perp(Y),\Delta_T^\perp\big)
	+\big(Y,\mathcal{Q}(\Delta)\big) \\
	&>&
	-\frac{1}{2d^2} \|\Delta_T\|_2 + \frac{1}{2}\|\Delta_T^\bot\|_{\tr}
	-2\delta \|Y\|_2 \\
	&\geq&
	-\frac{1}{2d^2} \cdot \frac{2}{\gamma} (2\delta+\|\Delta_T^\bot\|_{\tr})
	+\frac{1}{2}\|\Delta_T^\bot\|_{\tr}
	-2\delta \|Y\|_2 \\
	&=&
	(\tfrac{1}{2} - \tfrac{1}{m}) \norm{\Delta_T^\perp}_{\tr} - 2\delta (\tfrac{1}{m} + \norm{Y}_2).
\end{eqnarray*}
We use a crude bound $\norm{Y}_2 = \norm{\mathcal{P}_T(Y)}_2 + \norm{\mathcal{P}_T^\perp(Y)}_2 \leq \norm{\mathcal{P}_T(Y)-E}_2 + \norm{E}_2 + \norm{\mathcal{P}_T^\perp(Y)} \sqrt{d} \leq \frac{1}{2d^2} + \sqrt{r} + \frac{1}{2}\sqrt{d}$.  Then, for reasonable values of the parameters (say $d\geq 16$, $m\geq 16$, $r\leq d/10$), we have
\[
\|\rho+\Delta\|_{\tr}-\|\rho\|_{\tr}
 > \tfrac{7}{16} \norm{\Delta_T^\perp}_{\tr} - 2\delta \sqrt{d}.
\]
So $\|\rho+\Delta\|_{\tr}<\|\rho\|_{\tr}$ implies
\begin{equation} \label{eqn:noiseDeltaTPerp}
\norm{\Delta_T^\perp}_{\tr} < \tfrac{32}{7}\delta \sqrt{d}.
\end{equation}

Finally, write $\norm{\Delta}_{\tr} \leq \sqrt{2r} \norm{\Delta_T}_2 + \norm{\Delta_T^\perp}_{\tr}$, and use (\ref{eqn:noiseFeasible}) and (\ref{eqn:noiseDeltaTPerp}).  After simplifying, substituting in $\delta = \gamma\varepsilon$, and setting $\kappa = m/(rd)$, one obtains
\begin{equation}
\begin{split}
\norm{\Delta}_{\tr}
 &\leq 6\varepsilon\sqrt{r} + 13\varepsilon\sqrt{rd} + 5\varepsilon\frac{\kappa r}{\sqrt{d}}
  \leq O(\varepsilon \sqrt{rd}).
\end{split}
\end{equation}

Finally, we write $\norm{\sigma-\rho_t}_{\tr} \leq \norm{\sigma-\rho}_{\tr} + \norm{\rho-\rho_t}_{\tr}$.  The first term is bounded by $O(\varepsilon \sqrt{rd})$ as shown above; the second term is $\leq \norm{\rho-\rho_t}_2 \sqrt{d} \leq \varepsilon_1 \sqrt{d} \leq \varepsilon \sqrt{d}$.  This gives the desired result.

\subsection{Certified tomography for almost-pure states}

For almost-pure states ($r=1$), it is
possible to obtain estimates for $\delta_1$ from only
$O(d)$ Pauli expectation values without any
assumptions. In this subsection, we sketch a simple scheme based on this
observation: it outputs a reconstructed density matrix $\sigma$,
together with a certified bound on the deviation
$\|\sigma-\rho_t\|_{\tr}$. The algorithm takes two inputs: $O(d\,\log^2d)$
random Pauli expectation values, and the experimentalist's estimate of
the measurement precision $\delta_2$ \cite{errormodel}.

Concretely, we set $r=1$ and aim to put a bound on
$\delta_1=\|\rho_t-\ket\psi\bra\psi\|_2$, where $\ket\psi$ is the
eigenvector of $\rho_t$ corresponding to the largest eigenvalue.  Such
a bound can be obtained in terms of the \emph{purity} $\tr
\rho_t^2=\|\rho_t\|_2^2$. E.g.,\
\begin{equation}
	\delta_1 = \| \rho_t - |\psi\rangle\langle\psi| \|_2 \leq
	2^{1/2} (1-\|\rho_t\|_2^2) \label{eqn:purity}
\end{equation}
(valid for $\|\rho_t\|\geq 1/2$, which can certifiably be tested).
Estimating the purity is done in a way analogous to the proof of
Theorem~1. Choose $m$ i.i.d.\ random variables $A_i$ taking values in
$[1,d^2]$,
and define  $S=(d/m) \sum_{i=1}^m |\tr w(A_i) \omega|^2$. Then
$\mathbbm{E}[S]=\|\omega\|_2^2$ and thus $\|\rho_t\|_2 \geq
\mathbbm{E}[S]^{1/2}-\delta_2$.
We can bound the
deviation of $S$ from its expected value by the standard (commutative)
Chernoff bound. One finds for the variance
$
	\operatorname{Var}((d/m)|\tr w(A) \omega|^2) \leq (d/m^2)
	\|\omega\|_2^2 \leq d/m^2,
$
so that (for $t\in[0,1]$):
\begin{eqnarray*}
	 \Pr\bigl[\bigl|S - \|\omega\|_2^2\bigr|>t \bigr]
	 &\leq& 2 e^{-t^2 m/(4d)},
\end{eqnarray*}
Choose $m=4\mu d/t^2$ for some $\mu>1$ to ensure that
\begin{eqnarray}
 	\Pr[  |S - \|\rho_t\|^2_2 |> t + 2 \delta_2 +\delta_2 ^2] < e^{-\mu}.
\end{eqnarray}
Combining the previous equation with (\ref{eqn:purity}), we have
arrived at a certified estimate for $\delta_1$. \\

\subsection{A hybrid approach to matrix recovery}

Matrix recovery using Pauli measurements does lack one desirable feature:  the
classical post-processing (solving the convex programs) is more
costly, compared to matrix completion \cite{Candes2008,Candes2009a}.
This is due to the role of sparse linear algebra in the SVT (singular
value thresholding) algorithm \cite{Cai2008}.
The basic issue is that SVT must handle matrices of the form
$\mathcal{R}\rho$.  For matrix completion, $\mathcal{R}\rho$ is
sparse, so basic operations such as matrix-vector multiplication take
time $O(d)$; but when we use random Pauli measurements,
$\mathcal{R}(\rho)$ is dense, and basic operations take time $O(d^2)$.
We now describe a ``hybrid'' approach that avoids this difficulty, and
works well in practice. The main observation is that for certain,
carefully selected sets of Pauli matrices, $\mathcal{R}\rho$ is sparse after
all.

Any Pauli matrix is of the form
$$
	w(u,v) = \bigotimes_{k=1}^n i^{u_k v_k} (\sigma^x)^{u_k} (\sigma^z)^{v_k}
$$
for $u,v\in\{0,1\}^n$. Plainly, the position of the $d$ non-zero matrix elements
of $w(u,v)$ depends only on $u$
($v$ encodes only phase information).  Now choose a
random subset $S \subset \set{0,1}^n$ of size $O(r \plog(d))$, and
then for all $u \in S$ and $v \in \set{0,1}^n$, measure the Pauli
matrix $w(u,v)$. Thus we are measuring each of the Pauli strings containing only $\sigma^z$ or identity, together with these same strings ``masked'' by applying a set of size $|S|$ of Pauli strings with a pattern of $\sigma^x$ and identity.  Formally, this means
$$
	\mathcal{R}\rho\propto \sum_{u\in S, v \in\{0,1\}^n} w(u,v) \tr(\rho w(u,v)).
$$
It follows that $\mathcal{R}\rho$ is sparse with only $|S|d$
non-zero matrix elements.  This ``hybrid method'' can be viewed as a variant of the usual matrix completion problem, where instead of sampling matrix elements independently at random, we sample groups of matrix elements determined by the random strings $u \in S$.

While the hybrid algorithm works well for generic states, certain
input states $\rho$ may fail to be ``incoherent enough'' w.r.t.\ the
very specific set expectation values obtained (c.f.\
\cite{Candes2008,Candes2009a}).  For example, when the eigenvectors of
$\rho$ are nearly aligned with the standard basis, most of the matrix
elements of $\rho$ are nearly 0, and hence matrix completion is
impossible. To avoid this problem, we suggest to perform a
pseudo-random unitary $U$ prior to measuring the Pauli matrices. One
then uses the hybrid method on $U\rho U^{\dagger}$, and finally
applies $U^{-1}$ to recover $\rho$. In particular, one can draw $U$
at random from an (approximate) unitary $k$-design with $k \sim n/\log
n$.  Explicit constructions of such unitaries are known, and can be
implemented efficiently \cite{harrow-low}.

While we cannot at this point prove rigorous guarantees for the hybrid
approach, we do show below that randomization by approximate
$k$-designs generates sufficient ``incoherence'' that the original
matrix completion algorithms \cite{Candes2008,Candes2009a} would work.
Because these algorithms call for matrix elements to be sampled from a
uniform distribution, Observation~\ref{obs-incoherence} does not
rigorously apply to the hybrid scheme. It does, however, make it
\emph{plausible} that pseudo-randomization overcomes incoherence
problems and that guarantees for the hybrid method can be proven in
the future.

\begin{observation}[Incoherence from $k$-designs] \label{obs-incoherence}
Let $\rho$ be an arbitrary state of rank $r$ and dimension $d$, and
let $E$ be the projector onto the support of $\rho$.  Let $\ket{i}$,
$i=1,\ldots,d$, denote the standard basis.  Let $U$ be drawn at random
from an ($\varepsilon$-approximate) unitary $k$-design with $k \sim
n/\log n$ (and $\varepsilon = 1/d^k$), and let $\ket{b_i} = U\ket{i}$.
Then, with probability at least $1-(1/d)$, the following holds:
\[
\text{for all $i=1,\ldots,d$, } \norm{E\ket{b_i}}^2_2 \leq \mu_0 r/d,
\]
where $\mu_0 = C_1(\log d)^{C_2}$, and $C_1$ and $C_2$ are fixed
constants.
\end{observation}

This implies the incoherence conditions (A0) and (A1) of
\cite{Candes2008}, specialized to the case of positive semidefinite
matrices, with $\mu_0$ as given above and $\mu_1 = \mu_0\sqrt{r}$.
Combining with the results of \cite{Candes2008} shows that ordinary
matrix completion, with matrix elements sampled independently at
random, will succeed.  This guarantee does not extend to the hybrid
method, however.

Proof of Observation \ref{obs-incoherence}:  First consider a single
vector $\ket{b_1}$, and define $Z = \norm{E\ket{b_1}}^2_2$.  We will compute the $k$'th moment of $Z$:
\begin{equation*}
\begin{split}
\mathbbm{E}[Z^k] &= \mathbbm{E}[\Tr(E^{\otimes k} \ket{b_1}\bra{b_1}^{\otimes k} E^{\otimes k})] \\
 &= \Tr(E^{\otimes k} \mathbbm{E}[\ket{b_1}\bra{b_1}^{\otimes k}] E^{\otimes k}).
\end{split}
\end{equation*}

We want to compute $\mathbbm{E}[\ket{b_1}\bra{b_1}^{\otimes k}]$.  Let $\ket{u_1}$ be a Haar-random unit vector in $\mathbbm{C}^d$, and let
\[
\Delta = \mathbbm{E}[\ket{b_1}\bra{b_1}^{\otimes k}] - \mathbbm{E}[\ket{u_1}\bra{u_1}^{\otimes k}].
\]
By the definition of an approximate unitary $k$-design, every matrix
element of $\Delta$ has absolute value at most $\varepsilon/d^k$.
Thus $\norm{\Delta}_2 \leq \varepsilon$.
A well-known (c.f.\ e.g.\ Def.\ 2.1 in \cite{harrow-low-cmp})
corollary of Schur's Lemma states
$\mathbbm{E}[\ket{u_1}\bra{u_1}^{\otimes k}] = \Pi_S/\dim(S)$, where $S$ is
the symmetric subspace of $(\mathbbm{C}^d)^{\otimes k}$, $\Pi_S$ is the
projector onto $S$, and $\dim(S) = \binom{d+k-1}{k}$.  So we have
\[
\mathbbm{E}[\ket{b_1}\bra{b_1}^{\otimes k}] = \frac{\Pi_S}{\dim(S)} + \Delta.
\]

Substituting in, we get:
\[
\begin{split}
\mathbbm{E}[Z^k] &= \frac{\Tr E^{\otimes k} \Pi_S}{\dim(S)} + \Tr E^{\otimes k} \Delta \\
 &\leq \frac{\norm{E^{\otimes k}}_{\tr} \norm{\Pi_S}}{\dim(S)} + \norm{E^{\otimes k}}_2 \norm{\Delta}_2 \\
 &\leq \frac{r^k k!}{(d+k-1)\cdots d} + \varepsilon\sqrt{r^k} \leq \Bigl(\frac{rk}{d}\Bigr)^k.
\end{split}
\]
Using Markov's inequality, and setting $t = (rk/d)\cdot d^{2/k} \leq (r/d)\cdot \text{poly}(\log d)$, we get
\[
\Pr[Z>t] \leq \frac{\mathbbm{E}[Z^k]}{t^k} \leq \Bigl(\frac{rk}{td}\Bigr)^k = \frac{1}{d^2}.
\]
This proves the claim for a single vector $\ket{b_1}$.  Now take the union bound over all the vectors $\ket{b_i}$, $i=1,\ldots,d$.  $\square$

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2nd August 2015 – At the notoriously tough and competitive Kenyan trials for the World Athletics Championships, Vivian Cheruiyot (KEN) and Nancy Chepkwemoi (KEN) both confirmed their selection for the team with strong performances in Nairobi.
For both athletes it is welcome return to the top level of competition after some time away from the sport. Vivian bided her time in a slow and tactical 10,000m but was able to remind those watching of why she is known as the Kenyan 'pocket rocket' with a good turn of speed over the final lap to cross the line first in 32:58.4. She will now look to add to the three world titles she has won previously. Nancy had to fight all the way to the finish in her 1500m final but after a series on unbeaten races in Europe just last month she deserved to take the final qualifying place in third with a time of 4:04.67.
Athletes just missing out on selection were Magdalyne Masai (KEN) and Winny Chebet (KEN) both of whom finished fifth in their respective events of 3000m steeplechase and 800m.
In Ninove Tom Lancashire (GBR) ran a seasons best of 3:38.09 while finishing fourth in the 1500m.
On the roads in the US the PACE duo of Moses Kipsiro (UGA) and Micah Kogo (KEN) both featured at the front end of the Beach to Beacon race. Kogo, a former winner, had to settle for fifth on this occasion and although he found the undulating course tricky Kipsiro still had enough speed towards the end to take second.
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A very talented lady, and one of last years Scrapbooking Memories Masters Ebony van der Starre hosted the third and final Master class for the Scrapping Outback's My Scraproom Rules competition. I had a lot of fun getting messy with and paint and learning new techniques from the class. Here is the LO I did. I didnt buy the kit, so mine is a bit different. I used bazzill cardstock, scraps of kaiser and stampin up patterned papers, chipboard flower and the word 'and', girls paperie embellishments, sam's eye candy magic string, carolee creations alpha stickers, kaiser alpha stickers, buttons and stampin up background stamps.
Hi Kirsten! this look fabulous! bet it was lots of fun to do too!!


The Modern Workplace: FOCUS ON BENEFITS: Open Enrollment Season is Upon Us. How's Your Summary of Benefits and Coverage?
FOCUS ON BENEFITS: Open Enrollment Season is Upon Us. How's Your Summary of Benefits and Coverage?
The kids are back in school, the crispness of fall is in the air, and thoughts of HR professionals are turning to… what else? Open enrollment! One of this year's fun challenges is the "Summary of Benefits and Coverage," or SBC.
Does every health plan have to have an SBC? All group health plans that aren't "excepted benefits" under HIPAA have to provide it. Vision plans, dental plans, HSAs, and health flexible spending accounts are often excepted benefits. High-deductible health plans are not.
· TIP: Here's the part where you need to sit up and pay attention: even plans that are grandfathered under health care reform are required to provide an SBC.
Won't the insurance provider take care of this? If a plan is insured, the insurer and the plan administrator (usually the employer) share responsibility for this disclosure. Both don't need to provide it, though, so you should coordinate with your insurer. Don't assume your insurer is handling it—ask! If your plan is self-insured, the SBC is your responsibility, although you should get help from your TPA.
Who should receive the SBC? All participants and beneficiaries, including COBRA qualified beneficiaries.
· TIP: Unless the plan administrator or the insurer knows that a beneficiary has a separate address from the employee-participant, the employee may receive the SBC on the beneficiary's behalf.
What is the SBC? This is NOT the same thing as your old friend the Summary Plan Description, known as the SPD. (Really, what would we do without acronyms?) This is a new disclosure, in addition to the SPD. There are strict requirements about the appearance of the document, the length of the document, and the content. The regulations include a template, which you can find here http://www.dol.gov/ebsa/pdf/correctedsbctemplate.pdf, and a sample SBC here http://www.dol.gov/ebsa/pdf/CorrectedSampleCompletedSBC.pdf.
· TIP: Don't just refer to the SPD to explain one of the key points that the SBC has to include. The required content must be in the SBC itself.
· TIP: Use the template in the regulations, either to draft your own SBC, or to make sure the one your insurer drafted does what it's supposed to do.
When is the SBC due? During the first open enrollment period that begins on or after September 23, 2012… that means your next open enrollment season.
· TIP: For people who don't enroll through open enrollment, the SBC requirement applies beginning on the first day of the first plan year that begins on or after September 23rd.
Why this new requirement? Good question. Didn't it seem like the SPD was enough? The idea is that the SBC should give some really concrete information that can be used to make an "apples-to-apples" comparison among plans.
· TIP: Much of the language from the template must be used verbatim. Be careful about making changes.
How should the SBC be provided? It can be provided in paper format, of course. You can also give the SBC out electronically, in accordance with Department of Labor guidance.
· TIP: The SBC can be provided electronically in connection with online enrollment or renewal. Participants and beneficiaries who enroll online can get the electronic SBC.
· TIP: For employees who are eligible but not enrolled, the SBC can be provided electronically. You can even do an internet posting, if the employees are notified by email or postcard that the SBC can be found on the internet.
· TIP: In all cases, you must tell the people receiving notice of an electronic SBC that a paper copy will be provided upon request.
What happens if you don't comply? The penalty for a willful failure to provide the SBC is a maximum of $1,000 per failure—and each participant or beneficiary who doesn't get the SBC counts as a separate failure. You cannot pay the penalty out of plan assets. An Internal Revenue Code excise tax of up to $100 per day may also apply.
· TIP: This first year, a good faith standard applies, so it's a good time to put forth your best effort to comply.
What if we need to make mid-year changes to the SBC? You can do that, but notice must be provided at least 60 days before the change is effective, if it's a material modification to the plan. If you make changes at renewal time, that will be reflected in the SBC provided at open enrollment.
Have more questions? You can consult the Department of Labor's guidance on health care reform here: http://www.dol.gov/ebsa/healthreform/. Take a look at Parts VII and IX of the FAQs.


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Q: Convert 2022-04-20T17:00:00.000Z to timepicker format I have a value like 2022-04-20T17:00:00.000Z, I want to convert it like as in image which is only accepts in antd timepicker,

How to convert?

A: Install the moment library:
npm install moment
Then import it into your project
import moment from "moment"
use it to format your date
const momentDate = moment("2022-04-20T17:00:00.000Z")

A: You can use the moment for this.
const date = "2022-04-20T17:00:00.000Z";
const timePickerMomentObj = moment(date);

For more datils, you can visit moment document

A: you can simply new Date()
new Date('2022-04-20T17:00:00.000Z');

like this to convert given timestamp into required format
then you can also extract only the part you want
var d = new Date('2022-04-20T17:00:00.000Z');
console.log(d.getUTCHours()); // Hours
console.log(d.getUTCMinutes()); //Minutes
console.log(d.getUTCSeconds()); //Seconds


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Santa Cruz de las Flores puede referirse a:

Santa Cruz das Flores, Azores, Portugal.
Santa Cruz de las Flores (Tlajomulco de Zúñiga), Jalisco, México.
Santa Cruz de las Flores (San Martín de Hidalgo), Jalisco, México.


Rain on the Cobblestones is a squishy textured accessory set inspired by the glint and texture of rainy cobbled streets at night.
Pattern contains instructions for both a flat scarf and a cowl in the round. Unique crochet stitches feature handy instructional photographs and written directions.


The Radiodetection eCAT4+ of cable avoidance tools combines all the ground breaking safety features of the Radiodetection CAT4+ models with an array of advanced on-board data acquisitioning tools and depth finding technology.
Developed as part of the Radiodetection CAT4 design, the eCAT4+ incorporates the enhanced Avoidance Mode allows the operator to check an intended excavation area for Power, Radio and Genny signals simultaneously, pinpointing buried utilities in a single scan.
The additional 131kHz frequency provides a strong trace signal and a longer range when inducted by the Genny4. Whilst the StrikeAlert option minimise the risk of hitting a shallow cables.
Depth estimation can be active with the Radiodetection eCAT4+ when used in conjunction with the Genny4 in Genny mode once a pipe or cable has been detected. Simply press and release the depth button. The display will show the estimated depth to the detected conductor.
A new improvement incorporated into the Radiodetection eCAT4, is the introduction of a swing warning device which warns the operator if the cable avoidance tool is not correctly point to the ground through excessive or rapid swinging.
To further reduce utility strike risks, eCAT4 units are equipped with sensors to detect such incorrect usage and warn the operator with an alert that is also stored in the data log.
Data Acquisition The Radiodetection eCAT4 range is equipment with on-board memory to store over a year's worth of the key measurements and modes of operation.
When hooked up to a computer running the CAT Manager, fleet managers can access the data and export the instruments log files. Multiple benefits are provided through identifying training and development needs, whilst independent historical records of the instrument's usage can be maintained.
Annual service and calibration is essential to ensuring that a CAT is functioning correctly whilst providing the confidence that it can locate within the manufacture's intended parameters. To support this, the Radiodetection eCAT4 provides a 31-day Service due countdown warning on start-up.
Radiodetection eCAT4 CALSafe feature can be set to automatically deactivate the unit on expiry of the defined calibration interval.


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Apply-PnPTenantTemplate will now list the sites created after applying a tenant template.
Fixed an issue with Connect-PnPOnline throwing an exception when authenticating using the -SPOManagementShell parameter.
Fixed issue where New-PnPSite would through a null reference exception when creating a site collection without associating it to a hubsite.
Fixed issue were Save-PnPTenantTemplate was not adding files the PnP file.
Fixed issue where Save-PnPTenantTemplate would not allow files larger than 10MB.
Fixed Set-PnPTenantSite where the NoScriptSite parameter would always be set to false if not specified.
Added Add-PnPSiteDesignTask to apply a site design to a site. Intended as a replacement for Invoke-PnPSiteDesign as it the task can handle more than 30 actions.
Added Get-PnPSiteDesignTask to retrieve a list of all currently scheduled site design tasks.
Added Remove-PnPSiteDesignTask to remove a previously scheduled site design task.
Added -IncludeHiddenLists to Get-PnPProvisioningTemplate to optionally also extract hidden lists in a template.
Added -Owners to New-PnPSite to set the owners while creating a modern team site.
Enable-PnPTelemetry and Disable-PnPTelemetry do not require a connection anymore.
Clean up temp data when using PEM string certificates, and support password on PEM string certificates.
Updated New-PnPSite to support language/locale for new sites.
Fixes issue with Set-PnPUnifiedGroup where if you only change for instance the displayname a private group would be marked as public.
Marked Get-PnPProvisioningTemplateFromGallery as deprecated as the PnP Template Gallery has been shut down.
Get-PnPException : Returns the last occurred exception that occurred while using PowerShell.
Updated Get-PnPTerm to allow for only specifying the id of a termset, without needing to require to specify the termset and termgroup.
Added Get-PnPLabel and Set-PnPLabel to get and set compliancy tags/labels on a list or library. Only available for SharePoint Online.
Add-PnPDocumentSet now adds the content type to the document library.
Added Grant-PnPTenantServicePrincipalPermission to explicitly grant a permission on a resource for the tenant.
Fixed edge cases where progress sent to PowerShell would be null, causing the provisioning of a template to end prematurely.
Added -Scope parameter to Get-PnPStorageEntity, Set-PnPStorageEntity and Remove-PnPStorageEntity to allow for handling storage entity on site collection scope. This only works on site collections which have a site collection app catalog available.
Updated Set-PnPTenantSite to handle changing the Site Lock State correctly. You cannot use both -LockState and set other properties at the same time due to possible delays in making the lockstate effective.
Added "Formula" dynamic parameter to Add-PnPField to allow creating calculated fields.
[SharePoint Online Only] Deprecated Get-PnPAppInstance, Import-PnPAppPackage, Uninstall-PnPAppPackage. Use Add-PnPApp, Install-PnPApp, Publish-PnPApp, Uninstall-PnPApp, Remove-PnPApp instead where applicable.
Deprecated Load-PnPProvisioningTemplate, renaming it to Read-PnPProvisioningTemplate which follows the PowerShell approved verb standard. Load-PnPProvisioningTemplate has been added as an alias for Read-PnPProvisioningTemplate.
Deprecated Execute-PnPQuery, renaming it to Invoke-PnPQuery which follows the PowerShell approved verb standard. Execute-PnPQuery has been added as an alias for Invoke-PnPQuery.
Deprecated Ensure-PnPFolder, moving functionality to Resolve-PnPFolder which follows the PowerShell approved verb standard. Ensure-PnPFolder has been added as an alias for Resolve-PnPFolder.
Deprecated Remove-PnPNavigationNode -Title and -Header parameters. Use the Identity parameter instead.
Marked -WebTemplate parameter on Get-PnPTenantSite as obsolete. Use -Template instead.
Deprecated Get-PnPAzureADManifestKeyCredentials. Use Get-PnPAzureCertificate instead.
Introducing the -Includes parameter. The parameter will allow you (on selected cmdlets) to retrieve values for properties that are not being retrieved by default. The parameter exposes the possible values on pressing tab, and you can specify multiple values. The parameter is available on the following cmdlets: Get-PnPAppInstance, Get-PnPCustomAction, Get-PnPDocumentSetTemplate, Get-PnPEventReceiver, Get-PnPFeature, Ensure-PnPFolder, Get-PnPFolder, Get-PnPList, Get-PnPView, Get-PnPGroup, Get-PnPRecyclyBinItem, Get-PnPSite, Get-PnPTermGroup, Get-PnPWeb.
Updated the output of a view cmdlets so return table formatted data.
Added Get-PnPSiteCollectionTermStore which returns the Site Collection Term Store.
Refactored Get-PnPFile. ServerRelativeUrl and SiteRelativeUrl are now obsolete (but will still work), use the Url parameter instead which takes either a server or site relative url.
Exposed ResetSubwebsToInherit and UpdateRootwebOnly parameters to Set-PnPTheme.
Marked Get-SPOSite as deprecated. We will remove this cmdlet in the January 2017 release. Please switch as soon as possible to Get-PnPSite instead. A warning will be shown the moment Get-SPOSite is used.
Renamed all cmdlet verbs from -SPO* to -PnP*. From now all cmdlets follow the Verb-PnPNoun pattern. There are corresponding aliases available now that allow existing scripts to continue to work.
Added List parameter to Get-SPOContentType, allowing to retrieve the ContentTypes added to a list.
Added, where applicable, Site Relative Url parameters, besides the existing Server Relative Url parameters on cmdlets.
Implemented the use of PnP Monitored Scope. Turn on the trace log with Set-SPOTraceLog -On -Level Information -LogFile c:\pathtoyourlogfile.log to see the tracelog.
Added -Parameters parameter to Apply-SPOProvisioningTemplate. See help for the cmdlet for more info.
Renamed PageUrl parameter of web part cmdlets to ServerRelativePageUrl. Set PageUrl as parameter alias to not break existing scripts.
Added Get-SPOProperty to dynamically load specified properties from objects.
Renamed Path parameter of Set-SPOHomePage to RootFolderRelativeUrl. Set Path as parameter alias.
Added warning when using Install-SPOSolution to documentation. The cmdlet can potentially clear the composed look gallery.
Added Get-SPOWebPartXml cmdlet to export web part XML from a page.
Added support for folder property bags in Set-SPOPropertyBagValue, Get-SPOPropertyBag and Remove-SPOPropertyBagValue. See the help of the cmdlets for more details and examples.
Added Add-SPOIndexedProperty and Remove-SPOIndexedProperty to allow adding or removing single keys from a set of indexed properties.
Updated installer to allow for setting advanced properties.
Changed installers from 64 bit to 32 bit.
Updated Add-SPOField to allow for -Field parameter to add a site column to a list.
Updated Remove-SPOUserFromGroup to accept either a login name or an email address of a user.
Updated GEt-SPOProvisioningTemplate with optional switches to export either Site Collection Term Group (if available) or all Term Groups in the default site collection termstore.
Admin cmdlets: Get-SPOTenantSite, New-SPOTenantSite, Remove-SPOTenantSite, Set-SPOTenantSite and Get-SPOWebTemplates now automatically switch context. This means that you don't have to connect to https://-admin.sharepoint.com first in order to execute them.
Fixed an issue in cmdlet help generation where the syntax would not be shown for cmdlets with only one parameter set.
Changed New-SPOWeb to return the actual web as an object instead of a success message.
Added Get-SPOListItem cmdlet to retrieve list items by id, unique id, or CAML. Optionally you can define which fields to load.
Updated Set-SPOPropertyBagValue to not remove a property from the indexed properties if it was already in the indexed properties.
Removed Url Parameters on Add-SPOFile and made Folder parameter mandatory.
Removed OfficeDevPnP.PowerShell.Core project, not in use anymore as all cmdlets now make use of the OfficeDevPnP.Core project.
Changed name of Add-SPONavigationLink to Add-SPONavigationNode, in sync with method name of OfficeDevPnP.Core. Changed parameters of cmdlet.
Simplified connection code, added functionality to connect with add-in Id and add-in Secret.
Added connection samples in samples folder.


The Resyntex project, which kicked off in June 2015, was presented to an audience of stakeholders and experts from across the fibres, textile and clothing sector, during a European conference in Brussels.
Pailak Mzikian from SOEX Group, coordinator of the Resyntex-project, delivered an engaging introduction to European practices in post-consumer textile recycling, and elaborated on the new technologies developed in Resyntex.
The conference, dedicated to the theme "Innovating for Sustainability in European Textiles and Clothing", was jointly organised by the European Technology Platform for the Future of Textiles and Clothing as well as Euratex, the European Apparel and Textile Federation.


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El Aeropuerto de Puerto Argentino o Aeropuerto de Stanley  (IATA: PSY - OACI: SFAL) es un aeropuerto ubicado a 3,2 km a las afueras de Puerto Argentino/Stanley. Es el único aeropuerto civil de las islas con una pista pavimentada. Sin embargo, la RAF Mount Pleasant, situada al oeste de Puerto Argentino, funciona como aeropuerto internacional de las islas, ya que tiene una pista más larga, mejores instalaciones y permite vuelos civiles.

La estación aérea es operada por el Gobierno de las Islas Malvinas, y es el hub de Servicio Aéreo del Gobierno de las Islas Malvinas (FIGAS), que también es propiedad del gobierno isleño y realiza vuelos internos a distintos aeropuertos del archipiélago. Además, la Real Fuerza Aérea británica utiliza el aeropuerto para los vuelos de suministro y reforzar la guarnición militar británica cuando sea necesario y la British Antarctic Survey proporciona conexiones a bases británicas en la Antártida, transportando científicos, equipo auxiliar, comida y equipamiento durante los veranos.

Historia

Antes del 15 de noviembre de 1972, no había ningún aeropuerto en las islas Malvinas con una pista pavimentada y todos los viajes a las islas tuvieron que realizarse en barco. Sin embargo, en la década de 1970, la Falkland Islands Company decidió retirar su buque de abastecimiento mensual de Montevideo, Uruguay, prefiriendo una conexión aérea al resto de Sudamérica.

En 1971, la Fuerza Aérea Argentina rompió el aislamiento de las islas a partir de vuelos anfibios provenientes de Comodoro Rivadavia con aeronaves Grumman HU-16 Albatross operadas por LADE, una línea aérea estatal de la Argentina.

En 1973, el Reino Unido firmó un acuerdo de comunicaciones con Argentina en el marco de las negociaciones para la transferencia de soberanía de las islas Malvinas. Argentina financió la construcción del aeropuerto. Los vuelos tuvieron lugar de nuevo desde Comodoro Rivadavia, esta vez con aeronaves Fokker F-28. Este servicio se mantuvo hasta el año 1982 y representó la única conexión con las islas. Al principio, estos vuelos aterrizaron en una pista de aterrizaje temporal en Punto Hookers en el extremo este de la capital, donde la pista estaba construida de Encofrado perforado. Esta situación se mantuvo hasta 1978, cuando una tormenta destrozó grandes áreas de la pista, quedando inutilizable. A estas alturas parecía que una solución permanente estaba en la mano y el 1 de mayo de 1979 un nuevo aeropuerto fue inaugurado en la zona de Cabo San Felipe con una pista pavimentada de 1240 metros. Inmediatamente se convirtió en el hogar de FIGAS que opera con aeronaves DHC-2 Beaver y BN-2 Islander.

Guerra de las Malvinas

Durante la guerra de las Malvinas de 1982, la Argentina ocupó el aeropuerto, y organizó la Base Aérea Militar Malvinas. La Fuerza Aérea Argentina fue incapaz de poner sus aviones de combate más avanzados en la base debido a que la pista es relativamente corta, y por el riesgo de un ataque de los británicos. Sin embargo, los FMA IA-58 Pucará de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina, y los Aermacchi MB-339 y T-34 Mentor de la Armada Argentina para apoyo cercano y reconocimiento aéreo se basaron en el aeropuerto. Todos ellos enfrentaron a las Fuerzas Armadas británicas.

El 1 de mayo de 1982, la Real Fuerza Aérea británica empezó a bombardear el aeropuerto con la Operación Black Buck y varios otros allanamientos fueron realizados por embarcadores Harriers. A lo largo del conflicto, las instalaciones aeroportuarias fueron atacadas con 237 bombas, 1200 proyectiles lanzados por barcos de la Marina Real y 16 misiles. Sin embargo, nunca dejó de funcionar por completo. C-130 Hércules, L-188 Electra y Fokker F-28 en vuelos de transporte nocturno, llevaron suministros, armas, vehículos y combustibles, y trasladaron heridos hasta el final del conflicto. Los argentinos dejaban la pista cubierta de montones de tierra durante el día, causando que la inteligencia británica suponga que las reparaciones estaban todavía en curso. Los cráteres estaban hechos de montones de tierra colocadas allí por los argentinos para que se vea como si la pista estuviese dañada. Este engaño indujo al error a los británicos en cuanto a la condición de la pista de aterrizaje y al éxito de sus incursiones.

Después de la guerra, la Real Fuerza Aérea tomó el aeropuerto y cambió su nombre por RAF Stanley. Inmediatamente después del conflicto, la defensa aérea de las islas y la guarnición quedó a cargo de Sea Harrier FRS.1 y Harrier GR.3 desde el aeropuerto y desde el portaaviones, HMS Invincible, como patrulla. La pista se amplió, fue pavimentada con tablones de aluminio y se instalaron equipos de pararrayos para permitir la operación de algunos cazas F-4 Phantom II del 29.º Escuadrón de la RAF, los cuales se encargaron de la defensa aérea de las islas en octubre de 1982. La unidad fue conocida como "PhanDet" hasta finales de 1983, cuando el destacamento alcanzó el estatus de escuadra tras ser relevada por el 23.º Escuadrón de la RAF (el 29.º Escuadrón regresó a su asiento habitual en RAF Wattisham en el Reino Unido). El destacamento Harrier («HarDet») fue rebautizado como 1453 Flight RAF (Escuadrilla 1453 de la RAF) y se mantuvieron en la RAF Stanley en espera de proporcionar defensa aérea, en caso de vientos cruzados excesivos, hasta que la base de Monte Agradable fue inaugurada en 1985. Además, la gran gama de aviones de transporte Hércules del 1312 Flight RAF, residente en la RAF Stanley, proporcionó apoyo petrolero para los cazas Phantom II y transporte para tareas locales en las islas Georgia del Sur.

En 1985, la Base Aérea de Monte Agradable abrió y en abril de 1986 el Aeropuerto de Puerto Argentino regresó a uso civil. El tablaje de aluminio temporal se eliminó con la ampliación de la pista, dejándola hasta su longitud actual. Aunque llegaron al aeropuerto vuelos desde Chile realizados por la aerolínea regional Aerovías DAP a principios de la década de 1990, para los servicios internacionales se ha utilizado parte de la Base de Monte Agradable desde que abrió.

Aerolíneas y destinos

  FIGAS
 Isla Bleaker
 Darwin
 Estación Douglas
 Isla George
 Isla Lively
 Monte Agradable
 Brazo Norte
 Puerto San Carlos
 Salvador
 San Carlos
 Isla de los Leones Marinos
 Isla Speedwell

 Albermarle
 Isla del Rosario
 Chartres
 Director Dunnose
 Bahía Fox
 Cerro Cove
 Puerto Calderón
 Puerto Edgar
 Puerto Mitre
 Puerto Stevens
 Roy Cove
 Isla Trinidad
 Walker Creek
 Isla Weddell
  BAS
 Base Rothera, Antártida / Aeródromo de Punta Rothera

Aerolíneas y destinos que cesaron operaciones
  LADE
 Comodoro Rivadavia / Aeropuerto Internacional General Enrique Mosconi

  Aerovías DAP
 Punta Arenas / Aeropuerto Internacional Presidente Carlos Ibáñez del Campo
 Santiago / Aeropuerto Internacional Arturo Merino Benítez (vía PUQ)

Véase también

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 World Aero Data - Stanley

 Información meteorológica para SFAL
 Fotos del Aeropuerto en 1982 - www.aposmalvinas.com.ar

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Edificios y estructuras de Puerto Argentino/Stanley
Transporte en Puerto Argentino/Stanley
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In early February this early I had the opportunity to meet the CEO of 6 Seconds, Joshua Freedman, who is not only on the main pioneers of Emotional Intelligence over the last 30 years, but also the author of 'At the Heart of Leadership' and 'Inside Change'. I attended the 6 Seconds Emotional Intelligence Practioner Certification week in London and was amazed by his enthusiasm and dedication to the cause of Emotional Intelligence.
It was quite an honour to listen to his words and to be inspired by his message. In his book 'At the Heart of Leadership' he talks about being a Father, a topic I am particular interested in being the Father of two young boys myself. In this Appendix he offers special advice for Dad's to really listen to their children, to be present and to see how much you can learn from your children, as much as you might teach them.
Joshua also points out that it is not important to have it all figured out, but what is important is giving of yourself freely to your children in a way that they realise they are cared for and loved. When I met Joshua I had recently finished his book and found myself feeling really cared for during my week in London. His words, tone and genuine message where lived just as much as said.
I feel like we all need more emotional connection in our lives and the week gave me many tools and philosophies that I now bring to my work as a Personal Development Consultant. I feel this is the right time for Emotional Intelligence to be treated as a serious topic in the workplace and not seen as a fad or another easy fix. With more and more people facing uncertainty, change and a lack of clarity about their direction, my work here is important. The week also gave us an opportunity to create and develop a noble goal. Mine, I realised, was 'to create an open space, where others can show up as the best version of themselves.' Of course, this statements for me reflects, my desire to become and develop into the best version of myself. Through active listening, being in the moment with others and remaining genuine, honesty and compassionate, I aim to live this Noble Goal with all my clients, friends, family, wife and my two sons.
I asked Joshua to sign my books before the week was out and while on my flight home to Vienna, I read his personal messages to me and was once again inspired. In particular, Joshua wrote "I'm delighted you have joined the Six Seconds community - with Resonance, Clarity and Authentic voice to enliven this work." It was after that moment and those words that 'Resonant Personal Development' came into existence. I aim to Resonant however I can. To be the better and eventually best version of myself.
I look forward to helping you become more Resonant.


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What is there to see near Ronchetti:
• Fiere di Parma (4.6 mi/7.4 km from the city center)
• Palazzo della Pilotta (8 mi/12.8 km from the city center)
• University of Parma (8.2 mi/13.2 km from the city center)
• Cathedral of Parma (8.2 mi/13.2 km from the city center)
• Baptistery of Parma (8.2 mi/13.2 km from the city center)
What is there to do near Ronchetti:
• Fidenza Shopping Park (7.1 mi/11.5 km from the city center)
• Teatro Regio di Parma (8.1 mi/13.1 km from the city center)
• Barilla Center (8.8 mi/14.1 km from the city center)
• Fidenza Village (7 mi/11.3 km from the city center)
• Strada della Repubblica (8.4 mi/13.6 km from the city center)
When is the best time to visit Ronchetti?
• Rainiest months: October, November, May, and September (average 2.80 inches of rainfall)


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Home Cricket SA vs ENG – England defeated South Africa in the third T20...
SA vs ENG – England defeated South Africa in the third T20 and won the series 3–0 thanks to the tremendous innings of David Malan
Nitesh Kumar
Wednesday, 2 December 2020, 12:06 EST
David Malan and Jason Roy played a tremendous inning for England
England team achieved the target of 191 runs by losing just 1 wicket
England also defeated South Africa in the third T20 match played at Cape Town. Batting first, the Proteas team scored a mammoth score of 191 runs at the loss of 3 wickets in the scheduled 20 overs, in response the visiting team achieved this target easily by losing 1 wicket in 17.4 overs.
South Africa won the toss and decided to bat first. Captain Quinton de Kock could not score many runs and returned to the pavilion for just 17 runs. At the same time, Temba Bavuma smashed 32 runs off 26 balls. South Africa's score was 3 for 64 in the 10th over and the team looked in trouble.
This was followed by Faf du Plessy and Racy van der Dussen. Both batsmen put together a tremendous partnership of 127 runs for the fourth wicket. Faf du Plessy scored 52 not out off 37 balls with the help of 5 fours and 3 sixes. On the other hand, Rasi van der Dusen scored an unbeaten 74 off 32 balls with the help of 5 fours and 5 sixes.
-David Malan played a tremendous inning for England
England's team, chasing the target, never had any problem. Although the wicket of Jason Roy (16 runs, 14 balls) was lost by the visiting team soon after that, David Malan and Jose Butler shared a marathon partnership of 167 runs to win the team in the 18th over itself. Jose Butler smashed 67 off 46 balls with the help of 3 fours and 5 sixes. At the same time, Jason Roy scored an unbeaten 99 off 47 balls with the help of 11 fours and 5 sixes. However, he missed his century by just one run.
David Malan was adjudged Man of the Match for his unbeaten innings of 99 runs and Player of the Series for scoring 173 runs in 3 matches.
Short score
South Africa – 191/3
England – 192/1
9 wickets in-hand, 14 balls to spare ????
How special was tonight's win? pic.twitter.com/QDOnc98aSp
— England Cricket (@englandcricket) December 1, 2020
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According to http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/get-a-brain-morans, this photograph is of a man seen at a March 23, 2003 protest outside a Boeing plant in St. Charles, Missouri. On that day, approximately 350 peace activists staged a sit-in at the front gate of the plant, while about 75 [presumably Iraqi] war supporters came to the factory with signs discouraging the sit-in. One of those war supporters was the man in this photo.
At http://mlb.sbnation.com/2011/7/17/2279239/get-a-brain-morans, the subject was identified by Jason Brannon as Josh "Randy" Sullivan.
When asked by Brannon about the photograph, Sullivan responded, "I can't talk about that. I'm in the process of suing that photographer and a bunch of internet people, if I can find a lawyer who'll represent me. [To tape recorder] If anyone listening to this is a lawyer or an attorney, please contact my twitter so I can sue somebody."
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Il museo parrocchiale di Saint-Vincent, inaugurato nel 1983, è un museo d'arte sacra ospitato nella chiesa di San Vincenzo del XI-XII secolo, nella cittadina termale di Saint-Vincent, in Valle d'Aosta.

Descrizione
Reliquiari, croci processionali e paramenti occupano le vetrine insieme a una Flagellazione di Cristo del 1561, dipinta su vetro, una croce astile d'argento, di produzione savoiarda e risalente alla seconda metà del XV secolo, una croce di pianeta a ricamo raffigurante l'Incoronazione della Vergine o ancora un bacile in ottone del XV-XVI secolo, di stile fiammingo-renano.

Tra i tesori della chiesa parrocchiale si annoverano anche alcune sculture lignee, come la statua policroma raffigurante San Maurizio, databile ai primi del XV secolo e proveniente dalla chiesa di San Maurizio della frazione di Moron, e la Madonna con Bambino, scolpita nella seconda metà del XIV secolo.

Voci correlate
 Musei della Valle d'Aosta

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

 Museo parrocchiale di Saint-Vincent (Italia) sul sito del MiBACT (fonte)
 Il Museo sul sito della Parrocchia di Saint-Vincent (fonte)
 Chiesa parrocchiale di San Vincenzo sul sito del Turismo in Valle d'Aosta

Musei di Saint-Vincent (Italia)
Saint-Vincent


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package com.cloud.api.command.admin.systemvm;

import com.cloud.acl.SecurityChecker.AccessType;
import com.cloud.api.ACL;
import com.cloud.api.APICommand;
import com.cloud.api.ApiCommandJobType;
import com.cloud.api.ApiConstants;
import com.cloud.api.ApiErrorCode;
import com.cloud.api.BaseAsyncCmd;
import com.cloud.api.Parameter;
import com.cloud.api.ServerApiException;
import com.cloud.api.response.SystemVmResponse;
import com.cloud.context.CallContext;
import com.cloud.event.EventTypes;
import com.cloud.user.Account;
import com.cloud.vm.VirtualMachine;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

@APICommand(name = "startSystemVm", responseObject = SystemVmResponse.class, description = "Starts a system virtual machine.", entityType = {VirtualMachine.class},
        requestHasSensitiveInfo = false, responseHasSensitiveInfo = false)
public class StartSystemVMCmd extends BaseAsyncCmd {
    public static final Logger s_logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(StartSystemVMCmd.class.getName());

    private static final String s_name = "startsystemvmresponse";

    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //////////////// API parameters /////////////////////
    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    @ACL(accessType = AccessType.OperateEntry)
    @Parameter(name = ApiConstants.ID,
            type = CommandType.UUID,
            entityType = SystemVmResponse.class,
            required = true,
            description = "The ID of the system virtual machine")
    private Long id;

    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    /////////////////// Accessors ///////////////////////
    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    public static String getResultObjectName() {
        return "systemvm";
    }

    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    /////////////// API Implementation///////////////////
    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    @Override
    public String getEventType() {
        final VirtualMachine.Type type = _mgr.findSystemVMTypeById(getId());
        if (type == VirtualMachine.Type.ConsoleProxy) {
            return EventTypes.EVENT_PROXY_START;
        } else {
            return EventTypes.EVENT_SSVM_START;
        }
    }

    public Long getId() {
        return id;
    }

    @Override
    public String getEventDescription() {
        return "starting system vm: " + getId();
    }

    @Override
    public Long getInstanceId() {
        return getId();
    }

    @Override
    public ApiCommandJobType getInstanceType() {
        return ApiCommandJobType.SystemVm;
    }

    @Override
    public void execute() {
        CallContext.current().setEventDetails("Vm Id: " + getId());
        final VirtualMachine instance = _mgr.startSystemVM(getId());
        if (instance != null) {
            final SystemVmResponse response = _responseGenerator.createSystemVmResponse(instance);
            response.setResponseName(getCommandName());
            setResponseObject(response);
        } else {
            throw new ServerApiException(ApiErrorCode.INTERNAL_ERROR, "Fail to start system vm");
        }
    }

    @Override
    public String getCommandName() {
        return s_name;
    }

    @Override
    public long getEntityOwnerId() {
        final Account account = CallContext.current().getCallingAccount();
        if (account != null) {
            return account.getId();
        }

        return Account.ACCOUNT_ID_SYSTEM; // no account info given, parent this command to SYSTEM so ERROR events are tracked
    }
}


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Стo минута Славе () је хрватски биографски драмски филм из 2004. редитеља Далибора Матанића.

Заснива се на животној, углавном љубавној, причи сликарке Славе Рашкај, која је живела крајем 19. века и прерано умрла почетком 20. века. Тежиште приче је њено уметничко долазак у односи са својим ментором и љубавником, хрватским сликаром Белом Чикошем. Њу игра тотално деформисана Сања Вејновић, која сликару није дала ни харизму ни аутентичност што би се очекивало од једне тако "бунтовне" жене у то време, док Чикоша игра Мики Манојловић, такође тотално деформисан, који није показао ни мрвицу страсти, упркос страсном залагању што је дефинисало његов однос са Славком.

Радња

Филм почиње као нешто што би Жан-Пјер Жене дочарао, бајковитом мешавином комедије, апсурда и драме, која нам приказује глуву девојчицу Славку и неспремност њеног окружења и породице да се с њом обрачуна. Након тога одлази у Загреб на студије и ту почиње костимирана драма која сваким појављивањем Микија Манојловића својим преигравањем клизи у пародију на исто, или у клишејску и стерилну костимирану ТВ драму сваки пут када Матанић покуша да дочара за нас прилике тог времена, како елитних тако и уметничких кругова. "Псеудо" стоји и испред драме и испред филозофирања и испред уметности.

Јадна Славка, која је требало да буде феминистичка хероина Хрватске (не само тог доба), сведена је на полупослушну љубавницу ожењеног мушкарца, коме је њена родна породица задала последњи ударац пославши је у душевну болницу, где је и завршила. Филм не успева да нам покаже уметничку посебност Славке, а не показује ни Бела, па смо принуђени да се сналазимо и овде. Јефтино, квазиконзервативно лицемерје лежи у свим сукобима у филму, праћено дрвеном, неуједначеном и псеудо-глумом.

Улоге

|-
| Сања Вејновић || Слава Рашкај
|-
| Мики Манојловић || Бела Чикош Сесија
|-
| Вили Матула || Рапачки
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| Наташа Лушетић || Јустина
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| Крунослав Шарић || Славин отац
|-
| Нада Гачешић || Славина мајка
|-
| Лука Петрушић || Славин брат
|-
| Дарко Рундек || Шарл Дабијер
|-
| Маја Анушић || Млада Слава
|-
| Ивана Боланча || Клара
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| Јасна Бери || Марица
|-
| Крешимир Микић || Имри вереник
|-
| Бојан Навојец || Марко из Салона
|-
| Милан Живковић || лав из Салона
|}

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Филм је добио Златне арене за споредну мушку улогу и костимографију.

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