Distribution of SACs with species 1390 Marsupella profunda. Click image for enlarged map.
Western rustwort Marsupella profunda is a small reddish liverwort which colonises moist, crumbling mica-rich weathered granite and china clay waste. It nearly always occurs in small populations and is rare and threatened throughout its range. It was detected in Cornwall after examination of herbarium specimens and was rediscovered at a single small hill with old china-clay workings during a survey in 1993. More recent survey led to a better understanding of its distribution, and in 1996 it was found to be present on banks of china clay spoil at another location in quantity, with the more widespread Marsupella sprucei and the common liverwort Nardia scalaris. M. profunda was most abundant on acidic clay surfaces that had been exposed for little more than five years, where other vegetation was only just beginning to colonise. Since then it has been found at several additional localities.
Marsupella profunda is a pioneer species which is probably fairly mobile within its very restricted habitat, new plants growing rapidly from spores as older plants are eventually out-competed by surrounding vascular plant vegetation. It will not tolerate heavy shade, and some populations are threatened by scrub invasion. Active vegetation management of sites is required to prolong their suitability for this species.
Marsupella profunda is a very rare liverwort, endemic to Europe and known only from a small number of sites in Portugal, Madeira, the Canary Islands and south-west England. Its status in Europe is Vulnerable.
Marsupella profunda is known in the UK from ten sites in Cornwall. Its status in Britain is Vulnerable. Cornwall supports a large proportion of the known global population. M. profunda is very similar to the more widespread M. sprucei, and can easily be overlooked.
Western rustwort Marsupella profunda is the only Annex II priority species which presently occurs in the UK. Site selection has taken into account the priority status of this species, and the importance of UK populations in a European context. The two sites where it is a primary reason for selection support the largest known populations in the UK, and the SAC series holds a very high proportion of the total UK resource. The protected sites should act as a source for colonisation of new localities which are constantly being created through china clay extraction in the surrounding areas.
This is one of three sites selected for western rustwort Marsupella profunda. St Austell Clay Pits is located in mid-Cornwall within china clay workings, and comprises three sub-sites.


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Resident Evil 2 Remake Australian Release Date is January 25 2019
So recently Capcom released a demo for the upcoming Resident Evil 2 game, which is due to be released in January this year.
I've been quite excited about this Resident Evil game, I'm not the biggest Resident Evil video game fan and while I have played a bunch of the titles over the years, they've not been ones that I have collected or even finished that often. Most of this is because the horror genre for me has always been a difficult one to play. Games in this genre are always slower paced than other genres, they give you limited resources to do what you need to do and you always have to walk slowly through areas for fear that something will kill you. As a person with not always that much time for gaming lately, slower paced games such as these can frustrate me quite a bit as I am limited on the time I have.
In the demo you will play as Leon, who is a police officer. He has just arrived at a local police station which has been overrun with zombies. There's blood everywhere, there's no electricity in certain sections, the building is damaged and basically it's one dangerous place to be.
In this demo there is an actual limit for the amount of time you have to explore. Once you download the demo and then start to play it, you will find that actually you only have 30 minutes to experience the game. After that, you are done. You can't exit out and restart it either. It's a one time preview. This works quite well for Capcom because players will play through this and if they love their 30 minute experience, at the end they are prompted to pre-order the game and can buy it on the spot.
I did not choose to purchase it on the spot as I played it on the PS4 and a price of $99.95 on the PS Store seemed a little high for me. There will be better deals when the game is released, in fact I can already see that on Amazon AU the game is on sale to pre-order for $69 on Xbox One and PS4. So if you're reading this, save money, check all the retailers and shop around.
The game itself for the time I played it was pretty good. My main draw to this game over the last year has been the look of things within the game. I really like the art-style and the way the levels have been animated and drawn. The trailers and the screenshots I've seen released in the past have made Resident Evil 2 look quite good. Playing the game this weekend gave me a good idea of what I could expect when it came to the graphics in the game. They are all quite nice overall. Textures are sharp, environments are dark and all that you need for a horror look is present.
The 30 minute time limit actually makes things very tough. The gamer in me wants to beat this demo within the 30 minutes I have available, but the style of game that this is, is a slow paced one and by the time my 30 minutes were up, I was nowhere near done. I wasted the first 10 minutes in the first room of the demo trying to figure out the code to the statue that was at the back, when really all I needed to do was go to the garage door on my right which was unlocked. After that I ran around trying not to die to the many zombies in the corridors and trying, but failing to rescue another police officer in time.
I did actually attempt a second playthrough of the game by downloading the demo again, but this time on PC instead through Steam. Where it's currently free. This time I knew a little bit more of what I was in for and was determined to beat the demo and I did! As you can see below.
Just some comments about my PC vs my PS4 experience. I would say that on PC the game looks a little better than I thought it did when I first played through it yesterday on the PS4. I thought the lip syncing in particular when characters spoke was better handled on PC. Also on PC things were much smoother during the game as I played the demo in 144hz with the highest textures my PC could handle. If I was to choose between the two right now, I would probably lean more towards the PC version of the game. Sitting closer to the screen, with my headset on and being fully immersed in the horror environment is where I think I might prefer my Resident Evil 2 experience to be. But both versions of the game are decent and there's nothing at all wrong with the PS4 version, it's just as good.
These Resident Evil games are always a lot of fun and this game does feel a little scary at times. The mixture of having such limited resources to fend off enemies, but also the limitations of exploring a police station filled with narrow corridors makes quite a tense gameplay experience.
As it's also a remake, much of this game plays like games I used to play when I was much younger. There's no easy way to find where you need to go, there's little hint of what to do at times and things are not made so easy for the player to just run through it all. Some doors need keys to open them and those keys can be hard to find. You can be running around for a long time before you find a single key and I've missed this type of frustrating gameplay in modern games.
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Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne gestures as he introduces Nate Oats as the new basketball coach for the University of Alabama, Thursday, March 28, 2019, in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Alabama is already seeing return on its investment with both Kira Lewis and John Petty opting to return to Tuscaloosa. Two wins already for Oats.
Rumors of Williams, who has a 253-155 record and 10 of 12 winning seasons, to A&M started as soon as it broke Billy Kennedy was on his way out.
Hoiberg has to completely rebuild the Cornhuskers' roster, but his preference for transfers in recruiting should help in the early stages of his new gig.
Three years, 70 wins and two NCAA tournament appearances leading South Dakota State got him the UNLV job.
Back-to-back 20-win seasons at UT-Arlington got Cross fired at his alma mater. Somehow. After a year as an assistant at TCU, he's back running a program.
There was another Beilein that went from Division II Le Moyne to a Division I job and was pretty successful. Purple Eagles are counting on a repeat.
Musselman leaving Nevada wasn't exactly a surprise given it was kind of an end of an era. Razorbacks will see if his transfer-heavy approach works in the SEC.
The Green Wave are in need of a little more success having gone 24-69 under Mike Dunleavy Sr. Hunter had six 20-win seasons in eight years at Georgia State.
It's not a reach for the Hokies — Young is a veteran coach with 299 career wins — but it's to be determined if he can repeat his Wofford magic in Blacksburg.
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Updated: Indian government blocks image sharing site Imgur
By Nikhil Pahwa (	@nixxin , +NikhilPahwa , nikhil@medianama.com ) December 27, 2014
Update: The Vodafone representative informs us that the order was for blocking one imgur URL, and the company blocked the entire domain by mistake. That has now been corrected, and only one URL has been blocked. The representative did not respond to a query requesting information on which URL has been blocked.
Earlier today: The Indian government has asked telecom operators and ISPs to block the image sharing site imgur. A Vodafone representative, responding to a query from MediaNama about Imgur not being accessible via Vodafone connections, said that "It has been blocked as per DoT instructions." DoT is the Department of Telecommunications, which issues blocking instructions to telecom operators and ISPs. We were alerted to this issue via Twitter, and pointed towards a Reddit thread which indicates that some users via Hathway, an ISP. Users on the group also suggest workarounds: imgur can be accessed by replacing 'imgur' in the link with filmot. There's a chrome extension, here, which does this automatically.
Necessary requirements for blocking
Ideally, blocking should be an exception, and not the norm that it has become. Even if blocks are instituted, here's how it should be done.
Visitors to a blocked website should be informed about:
1. The fact that the website has been blocked: There should be a notice indicating that the website has been blocked. This till ensure that visitors don't assume that there is a problem with their Internet connection (ISP), with the websites servers or the DNS.
2. Who has asked for the site to be blocked: This ensures that the identity of someone who has asked for a block is public. This ensures accountability and prevents frivolous complaints, since the individual or company filing the complaint will do so in a responsible manner.
3. Who has issued an order for the site to be blocked: This ensures that the adjudicatory body, whether the Department of Telecom or a court is identified as the entity that has issued the order for blocking. This ensures transparency and enforces accountability.
4. Why the website has been blocked: If my access to a page has been blocked, don't I deserve to know why? Orders should be public, so that the department, person or a court is forced to explain why something has been blocked. Freedom of expression isn't just the right to express yourself, but also the right to receive that expression.
5. How a block can be removed: There should be recourse established. If a page has been blocked, as the owner of the site, I should have details of whom to contact, and the process for blocks being removed. At present, that is not the case, and sites like Mobango were blocked in India for months, without knowing why or what they could to do to get blocks removed.
6. A link with a public listing of blocks: This will allow an individual to ensure that the block is legitimate, if the government maintains a public listing of blocking orders. This ensures that telecom operators don't block pages on their own, without orders from the government or courts. Remember this?
These measures will at least ensure complete transparency. Right now, there is opacity, and this allows CERT-IN and DoT to block whatever they want, without being accountable for it. DoT hasn't even acknowledged an RTI we filed, for information on blocks that have been done for reasons other than national security. An appeal we subsequently filed has also not been acknowledged.
To end with, here's a screenshot of an Imgur page hosting a screenshot of Github being blocked. We're still trying to confirm this one.
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Chintak December 29, 2014
I do not understand, except satisfying the ego, what purpose does the blocking on specific URLs fulfill ?
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Idiots have still not unblocked Imagebam. Anyone else facing trouble?
Ankit December 28, 2014
Weebly - a website builder site has been blocked recently by DOT and many smes depending on Weebly have been effected. This article makes complete sense. Weebly does not elaborate on why its site is blocked except for playing a broken record "DOT has blocked Weebly". I don't feel like we live in a democracy anymore.
abhorrence December 27, 2014
After years of this bullshit, I am convinced that the brainstorming sessions of Indian Cabinet consist of googling the worst possible administrative trends from across the world and speedily implementing it. Comcast may be terrible but it's terrible in a state where you can drink tap water, say whatever the hell you want and have infrastructure among with other basic amenities that for the majority of Indians, is a dreamscape-esque luxury. If India wants to be imitate Cameron's Britain in-terms of censorship and out-do China in-terms of repressing its inhabitants, might I suggest they also imitate their infrastructure and ways of operating? Oh right, that takes too much of an effort.
At this point, given India's egregious moral policing and censorship, people might as well shell out for a VPN subscription. TRAI is as impotent as it gets and I would be incredulous if LS passes a bill to the effect of regulating (In a good way!) the Internet to keep it free and accessible. In a country like India where mass-ignorance is seemingly mixed in the air, a high-speed Internet infrastructure operating without arbitrary censorship would be a boon. But then again, India doesn't elect leaders as much as it puts into place, a shepherd to direct the sheep traffic; though sheeps stray unless properly confined and monitored (CMS, Netra et al).
Prachi December 27, 2014
hello admin i have just recently check website and its opening in India. i have attached screen shot over here. and 1 more question what if get blocked how we can get our image backup ??
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Dieordigg December 27, 2014
Same here for me. Its working!
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In Outlook 2007, Microsoft did something that well, I find odd. They coupled the Advanced Search functionality of the Outlook product into the Windows Desktop Search (or the "Windows Search 4.0" if you prefer). The reason I find it odd, is that from what I've read no one likes Windows Desktop Search. Of course, it's hard-baked into Windows Vista and later, so some folks never had a chance.
Well, that's all fine and good, until you get to Windows Server 2008 service pack 2.
Which of course, is the operating system I'm dealing with. You see, I have two Server 2k8 sp2 boxes working as terminal servers (with NTLB making them into a TS Farm), and have installed Outlook 2007 on them. Well, the migration from the old terminal servers was going well and we got the users on the new boxes, complete with their 12-14GB inboxes.
And with inboxes that big, you can't not have advanced search capabilities.
Which is an obvious impossibility according to everything that is being reported on the internet about how search in Outlook works.
So after fruitlessly searching the internet for more information, I give up in despair and call into Microsoft support. After the grilling phone call regarding how this is impacting my customer's business, I was promised a callback within the usual 2 hours, and went back to searching to fill the time.
Well, an hour and a half later, I get my call back, and explain the problem.
Then I get on the Easy Assist tool and showed the Tech exactly the problem.
Then I got put on hold.
And thus, I waited in a soundless Limbo.
Finally, the tech came back on the line, and I find out what I've been waiting for. Apparently, he had gotten his supervisor and a couple of other techs and built a Server 2008 environment and dropped Outlook 2007 on it to witness this for himself.
Of course it worked this way, and he came back with the statement: "You need to install Windows Desktop Search in order for the advanced search features to work in Outlook 2007."
Which in his defense IS the party line, and level one tech support ALWAYS follows the party line.
Of course, if solving this was something simple like installing WDS I wouldn't have had to call technical support.
So, since I had been EXPECTING this response, I let out my superior knowledge of my situation, and informed him that WDS refuses to install on Enterprise Server 2008 Service Pack 2. In fact when I tried to install, the installer told me that it was not for my version of Windows.
Additionally, I didn't want WDS as it's something of a resource hog, and when 60 folks are running on a terminal server at one time, well, resource hogs aren't necessarily good things. But, I could handle a resource hog, if it got me the needed functionality, but again, it would not install so that was something of a moot point.
Well, informing the tech of this got me put back on hold, and the soundless Limbo.
Where I waited some more.
By this time, I had been on the phone for the better part of an hour, most of it on hold.
Finally, he returned, and told me that he was going to have to get in touch with the special server support group for more information (my assumption is because he's realized that he can't get WDS installed on his 2008 test environment).
Office 2007 was released and built to use the Windows Desktop Search search APIs. Then when Windows 2008 sp2 was released, it no longer supported the installation of WDS, and the Server OS team didn't talk to the Office team so no one knew to test that particular functionality.
My speculation up there is based upon the fact that nothing in the Office documentation tells you how to enable the Query Builder without the enabling of Instant Search. According to the documentation they are tied together intimately, and tied around Windows Desktop Search/Windows Search 4.0.
Digression aside, as the tech is telling me that we need to push this over to the server support group, I lay done my final trump card: during that two hour wait time, while I had been searching, I stumbled across an article on how to enable search services on Windows 2008 sp2, and doing so APPEARED to activate the Query Builder.
And the query builder appeared to work. Of course, what this is doing to my terminal server I have no clue, as I had drain-stopped this particular node of my TS Farm so I could tinker with it, thus I did not have the expected 50-60 users utilizing it at one time.
Worse, I have some reservations about this solution. First, I'm running Outlook in ONLINE mode, and Search Services are only supposed to be impactive on the Outlook search if you're running in cached mode. Second, Microsoft does not recommend Search Services for Enterprise grade servers (they're pushing SharePoint Services for search there).
And that's the ultimate question I'm trying to get answered from Microsoft. What is this going to do customer's experience on their TS Farm, and if this is going to impact my customer's TS experience, how can I get them that stupid Query Builder.
Additionally, when I activated the system, I did not allow the Search Service to actually index anything—as I'm hoping that that will keep this from eating up resources.
Now, it's just a waiting game to see what Microsoft comes back with here.


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Dating back to 1912, this historic lodge in Ashford, Washington is a destination location for weddings and reunions. But with large multi-bed rooms and two houses with all the amenities families want — from space to kitchens to laundry facilities — it is the ideal accommodation choice when visiting Ashford, Mt. Rainer and Mount St. Helens.
Families will be excited to stay in a lodge once frequented by Teddy Roosevelt; it features a trout feeding activity for kids and those who are kids at heart at the picturesque onsite pond. The restaurant at Alexander's Lodge serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, meaning you and your family can relax in the tranquil setting without having to venture out for food.
What a beautiful little inn! This is a historic hotel, so things are old, but the staff has included a lot of modern amenities. There are beautiful little details everywhere. The parlor was super cute, well-equipped with stuff to do, DVDs to watch, books to read, snacks for purchase. The free breakfast was excellent and had many options. The only thing I'll say is that Alexander's is very remote, so it would be good to stock up on food you can prepare in a microwave - our room had a fridge and microwave. Thanks for a great stay! We will absolutely be back.
We stayed in the Emerald Room. It was very comfortable and charming. The bed was comfortable. DVD movies were available for watching in your room. We loved the included hot breakfast which was very delicious. Best of all were the kind, caring, and hospitable employees that worked here. They offered a free rental of snowshoes for my wife and I which we took them up on during our visit to Mt Rainier. Would definitely stay at Alexander's Lodge again and highly recommend.


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Q: "operator does not exist: uuid = bytea" Java with Postgres I have a problem referring to this query. On Postgres, this query executes without errors. On JAVA, it throws the following exception:
javax.persistence.PersistenceException: org.hibernate.exception.SQLGrammarException: could not extract ResultSet
cause
org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: operator does not exist: uuid = bytea
  Note: No operator matches the given name and argument type(s). You might need to add explicit type casts.
  Position: 404

What I do?
My Method:
public List<CivilRecord> dashboardSearch(CivilRecordSearch civilRecordSearch)
    throws MessageException {
    SearchValidation.validateDashboardSearch(civilRecordSearch);
    List<CivilRecord> l = new ArrayList<>();
    try {
        StringBuilder query = new StringBuilder();
        // query.append("select
        // c.id_civil_record\\:\\:text,c.nm_request,c.nm_rg,c.tx_name,c.dt_register,c.bl_priority
        // ");
        query.append("select c.id_civil_record,c.nm_request,c.nm_rg,c.tx_name,c.dt_register,c.bl_priority ");
        query.append("from sc_civil.tb_civil_record c ");
        query.append("inner join sc_civil.tb_workflow_record w ");
        query.append("on w.id_civil_record = c.id_civil_record ");
        query.append("left join sc_civil.tb_lock l ");
        query.append("on l.id_record = c.id_civil_record ");
        query.append("where c.id_site = :idSite ");

        if (civilRecordSearch.getPriority() == null || civilRecordSearch.getPriority().equals(false))
            query.append("and c.bl_priority = :priority ");
        query.append("and c.bl_canceled = :canceled ");
        query.append("and w.id_type_workflow = :idTypeWorkflow ");
        query.append("and w.id_type_status_workflow = :idTypeStatusWorkflow ");

        query.append("and (l is null or l.id_user = :idUser) ");

        if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(civilRecordSearch.getName()))
            query.append("and c.tx_name ilike :name ");
        if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(civilRecordSearch.getRg()))
            query.append("and c.nm_rg like :rg ");

        if (civilRecordSearch.getRequestNumber() != null)
            query.append("and c.nm_request = :request ");

        query.append("order by c.bl_priority desc, c.dt_register ");

        Query q = em.createNativeQuery(query.toString());
        q.setParameter("idSite", civilRecordSearch.getSite().getId());
        if (civilRecordSearch.getPriority() == null || civilRecordSearch.getPriority().equals(false))
            q.setParameter("priority", false);
        q.setParameter("idTypeWorkflow", civilRecordSearch.getTypeworkflow().getId());
        q.setParameter("idTypeStatusWorkflow", civilRecordSearch.getTypestatusworkflow().getId());
        q.setParameter("idUser", civilRecordSearch.getIdUser());
        q.setParameter("canceled", false);
        if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(civilRecordSearch.getName()))
            q.setParameter("name", "%" + civilRecordSearch.getName() + "%");
        if (civilRecordSearch.getRequestNumber() != null)
            q.setParameter("request", civilRecordSearch.getRequestNumber());
        if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(civilRecordSearch.getRg()))
            q.setParameter("rg", civilRecordSearch.getRg());

        q.setMaxResults(maxResult);

        List<Object []> lo = q.getResultList();
        em.clear();
        for (Object [] o : lo) {
            CivilRecord c = new CivilRecord();
            c.setIdCivilRecord(UUID.fromString((String) o[0]));
            c.setRequest((Long) o[1]);
            c.setRg((String) o[2]);
            c.setName((String) o[3]);
            c.setWorkflowRecords(findStatus(c.getIdCivilRecord()));
            l.add(c);
        }
        return l;
    }
    catch (Exception e) {
        log.severe(e.getMessage());
        throw e;
    }
}

My Class CivilRecordSearch:
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.UUID;

public class CivilRecordSearch implements Serializable {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1701325902333490974L;

    // site, prioridade, tipo wf e status wf

    private Site site;
    private Boolean priority;
    private TypeWorkflow typeworkflow;
    private TypeStatusWorkflow typestatusworkflow;
    private Integer amount;
    private UUID idUser;
    private String name;
    private String rg;
    private Long requestNumber;

    public Site getSite() {
        return site;
    }

    public void setSite(Site site) {
        this.site = site;
    }

    public Boolean getPriority() {
        return priority;
    }

    public void setPriority(Boolean priority) {
        this.priority = priority;
    }

    public TypeWorkflow getTypeworkflow() {
        return typeworkflow;
    }

    public void setTypeworkflow(TypeWorkflow typeworkflow) {
        this.typeworkflow = typeworkflow;
    }

    public TypeStatusWorkflow getTypestatusworkflow() {
        return typestatusworkflow;
    }

    public void setTypeStatusWorkflow(TypeStatusWorkflow typestatusworkflow) {
        this.typestatusworkflow = typestatusworkflow;
    }

    public static long getSerialversionuid() {
        return serialVersionUID;
    }

    public Integer getAmount() {
        return amount;
    }

    public void setAmount(Integer amount) {
        this.amount = amount;
    }

    public UUID getIdUser() {
        return idUser;
    }

    public void setIdUser(UUID idUser) {
        this.idUser = idUser;
    }

    public String getName() {
        return name;
    }

    public void setName(String name) {
        this.name = name;
    }

    public String getRg() {
        return rg;
    }

    public void setRg(String rg) {
        this.rg = rg;
    }

    public Long getRequestNumber() {
        return requestNumber;
    }

    public void setRequestNumber(Long requestNumber) {
        this.requestNumber = requestNumber;
    }

}

A: Problem:
Hibernate should map the java UUID type to the postgress uuid type. However, if hibernate does not know how to map this, it will just try to serialize the object, resulting in a byte[]. Of course, this just moves the issue to the database level. Values of the uuid postgress type cannot just be compared with byte array type.
PSQLException: ERROR: operator does not exist: uuid = bytea

Possible cause:
I encountered this issue when migrating from Spring Boot 1.x to Spring Boot 2.3.0. In Spring Boot 1.x it was sufficient for me to mark my id fields with @Id and to make them of java type UUID.
Quick and dirty solutions:
A possible solution, is to explicitly state the PSQL type for the id field.
 @Type(type="org.hibernate.type.PostgresUUIDType")
 @Id
 private UUID id;

A better solution, would be to define a system-wide replacement. You could put this declaration on any class or on a package. Defining it just once somewhere impacts all declarations of UUID actually.
 @TypeDef(name="postgres-uuid",
          defaultForType = UUID.class,
          typeClass = PostgresUUIDType.class)

Real solution:
Take a look in your log file, and you may see something like this. Double check the version of this dialect, and see if it matches with the one which you defined in your property files:
Dialect - HHH000400: Using dialect: org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQL81Dialect

In that case, be aware that the following property is outdated:
hibernate.dialect=org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQL9Dialect

Some of the hibernate properties now need to have a spring.jpa.properties prefix. So, in this case, the new property path should be spring.jpa.properties.hibernate.dialect=org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQL9Dialect.
Which is the point where everything starts to make sense. This dialect does all required type definitions for you.

A: I solve my problem with this form:
I utilized the command CAST for my UUID fields
  public List<CivilRecord> dashboardSearch(CivilRecordSearch civilRecordSearch)
      throws MessageException {
    SearchValidation.validateDashboardSearch(civilRecordSearch);
    List<CivilRecord> l = new ArrayList<>();
    try {
      StringBuilder query = new StringBuilder();
      //query.append("select c.id_civil_record\\:\\:text,c.nm_request,c.nm_rg,c.tx_name,c.dt_register,c.bl_priority ");
      query.append("select CAST(c.id_civil_record as text),c.nm_request,c.nm_rg,c.tx_name,c.dt_register,c.bl_priority ");
      query.append("from sc_civil.tb_civil_record c ");
      query.append("inner join sc_civil.tb_workflow_record w ");
      query.append("on w.id_civil_record = c.id_civil_record ");
      query.append("left join sc_civil.tb_lock l ");
      query.append("on l.id_record = c.id_civil_record ");
      query.append("where c.id_site = :idSite ");

      if (civilRecordSearch.getPriority() == null || civilRecordSearch.getPriority().equals(false))
        query.append("and c.bl_priority = :priority ");
      query.append("and c.bl_canceled = :canceled ");
      query.append("and w.id_type_workflow = :idTypeWorkflow ");
      query.append("and w.id_type_status_workflow = :idTypeStatusWorkflow ");

      query.append("and (l is null or l.id_user = CAST(:idUser AS uuid)) ");

      if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(civilRecordSearch.getName()))
        query.append("and c.tx_name ilike :name ");
      if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(civilRecordSearch.getRg()))
        query.append("and c.nm_rg like :rg ");

      if (civilRecordSearch.getRequestNumber() != null)
        query.append("and c.nm_request = :request ");

      query.append("order by c.bl_priority desc, c.dt_register ");

      Query q = em.createNativeQuery(query.toString());
      q.setParameter("idSite", civilRecordSearch.getSite().getId());
      if (civilRecordSearch.getPriority() == null || civilRecordSearch.getPriority().equals(false))
        q.setParameter("priority", false);
      q.setParameter("idTypeWorkflow", civilRecordSearch.getTypeworkflow().getId());
      q.setParameter("idTypeStatusWorkflow", civilRecordSearch.getTypestatusworkflow().getId());
      q.setParameter("idUser", civilRecordSearch.getIdUser().toString());
      q.setParameter("canceled", false);
      if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(civilRecordSearch.getName()))
        q.setParameter("name","%" + civilRecordSearch.getName() + "%");
      if (civilRecordSearch.getRequestNumber() != null)
        q.setParameter("request", civilRecordSearch.getRequestNumber());
      if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(civilRecordSearch.getRg()))
        q.setParameter("rg", civilRecordSearch.getRg());

      q.setMaxResults(maxResult);
      List<Object[]> lo = q.getResultList();
      em.clear();
      for(Object[] o : lo){
          CivilRecord c = new CivilRecord();
          c.setIdCivilRecord(UUID.fromString((String)o[0]));
          c.setRequest(((BigInteger)o[1]).longValue());
          c.setRg((String)o[2]);
          c.setName((String)o[3]);
          c.setRegister((Date)o[4]);
          c.setPriority(TypeYesNo.getByKey(((Boolean)o[5]).booleanValue()));
          c.setWorkflowRecords(findStatus(c.getIdCivilRecord()));
          l.add(c);
      }
      return l;
    } catch (Exception e) {
      log.severe(e.getMessage());
      throw e;
    }
  }

A: The same error can be caused by accidentally passing null as an argument, which is then regarded as a bytea type, making the cast to uuid impossible.
So, before going into the solutions above, I would recommend checking one's business logic and quickly activating the hibernate binding parameters logs in application.yml:
logging:
  level:
    org:
      hibernate:
        type: TRACE

The faulty argument then becomes apparent, as in my case:
....
binding parameter [6] as [VARBINARY] - [null]
...

To also see the sql queries, add:
spring:
  jpa:
    show-sql: true

A: Similar response to Robson Silveira.
Pay attention to the last bit of the query string.
public Account getAccount(String name, String password, String tenantId) {
    Query q = em.createNativeQuery(
            "SELECT a.id, a.name, a.password, a.email FROM accounts a WHERE name = :name and password = :password and tenant_fk = CAST(:tenant_fk AS uuid)"
    );
    q.setParameter("name", name);
    q.setParameter("password", password);
    q.setParameter("tenant_fk", tenantId);

    List<Object[]> results = q.getResultList();
    if (results.size() == 0) {
        return null;
    }

    return mapFromObject(results.get(0));
}

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Characterizing tax cuts as a "cost" to the government, as reporters have done time and again, is evidence of a distorted view of the government's role as money manager. "It's a lie," National Taxpayers Union president Duane Parde said of the characterization. "It's another example of the media being in the tank for big government." "Even taxes that all or most people would regard as legitimate are still monies that initially belonged to people that as democratic citizens they chose one way or another to allow the government to have in order to carry out the business of the state," George Mason University economist Dr. Donald Boudreaux said. "The idea of talking about tax cuts as a cost to government very sneakily changes the presumption. The presumption is that, well, it's the government's money, it initially belongs to the government and by the government letting you keep more of what you earn … that's a cost to the government." He compared the government cutting taxes to a thief who decides to steal less. "An analogy would be if a thief, say who was stealing $30,000 annually on average, decided to cut back on his thievery. You could say – and people would know what you'd mean – well, if the thief now steals only $20,000 annually you say well it costs the thief $10,000 to stop thieving. But most of us would regard that as an abuse of terms because it would presume that somehow the thief has a right to that money." CNNMoney.com reported June 11 that the difference between McCain and Obama for the wealthiest taxpayers is a nearly $1-million spread. McCain's plan would mean an average $269,364 savings for taxpayers with incomes greater than $2.9 million. Obama's plan would raise the same taxpayer's bill by $701,885. In fact McCain's plan would result in lower taxes for all taxpayers, according to analysis from the liberal Tax Policy Center, while Obama's would raise taxes on Americans making more than $227,000 and lower taxes on other incomes.


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How do I believe that what I need will appear when my four children are hungry, that I won't starve when there really isn't any food?
"There are many ways to challenge a part of your personality that is frightened.
When you are controlled by fear, it is like wearing blinders. You can't see very much except what is directly in front of you, such as your need for food for your children. When you are in a part of your personality that is loving, you can see ever so much more. You can see opportunities that you did not see before.
When can you make your best decisions—when fear is controlling you or when you are able to feel your fear and not let it control you?
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WISH-TV 8 Interview on the impact the Kennedy King Memorial Initiative will have on its neighborhood
https://www.wishtv.com/news/local-news/new-kennedy-king-museum-aims-to-prevent-local-crime/
Fox 59 Segment on the 2019 Change Maker Kennedy King Memorial Initiative
https://fox59.com/2019/06/26/kennedy-king-memorial-initiative-awarded-grant
Impact 100 Names 2019 Change Maker!
https://www.indystar.com/story/news/2019/06/19/martin-luther-king-robert-kennedy-indianapolis-cultural-center-impact-100-greater-indianapolis/1408017001/
Member & Past President Barb Cecil Appears on Community Link
https://www.wishtv.com/news/local-news/community-link-impact-100-greater-indianapolis/1980195293
President Terry Mumford Appears on IPA's Member Spotlight
https://www.inphilanthropy.org/news/member-spotlight-terry-mumford-impact-100-greater-indianapolis
Impact 100 Recognized as Indiana Philanthropy Association's Philanthropic Group of 2018
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis was named as the 2018 Outstanding Philanthropy Group by the Association of Fundraising Professionals – Indiana Chapter. Board member Roberta Jaggers nominated us. Board member emerita Donna Oklak presented the award. Read President Terry Mumford's remarks on accepting the award here.
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis Member Barb Fleming Cecil Selected as 2018 Women of Influence Award Winner
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis is proud to announce Barb Fleming Cecil, a founder and 13-year member of Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis, has been named one of the Indianapolis Business Journal's 2018 Women of Influence. Read the blog posting for more information.
And Barb and her daugher Laura were featured on Fox 59 discussing the importance of women sharing their giving decisions with their families. See the full interview here.
Why Is It Important for Women to Share Giving with their Family?
The Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy study "Women Give 2018" confirmed that parental giving matters. During this season of giving, we thank Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis members Barb and Laura for sharing with FOX59 News how shared experiences can be powerful for reinforcing philanthropic values for daughters. See their interview by clicking here:
https://fox59.com/2018/…/05/link-between-parents-and-giving/
No Limits Examines Giving Circles
As age and culture demographics shift in the United States, studies show that the way Americans approach charitable giving is changing, too. Today on No Limits we look at the growing trend of Giving Circles. What is a Giving Circle and how does it work to provide support for philanthropies? Our guests are Karen Holly, Vice President of the board of directors for Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis; Sara Pugh, a new member of Impact 100 and director of external affairs for 2017 $100,000 Change-Maker Grant winner Volunteers of America of Indiana; and Jenna Spurrier, a founding member of Impact 100 and current board member.
See Past President Beth Thomas and Volunteers of America representative Sara Pugh (also a new member in 2018!) discuss Giving Circles on Fox 59
WFYI filmed the October updates from our 2017 Grant Recipients, You can see them here:
Big Car: https://vimeo.com/ 240673851/67024059b5
Marion U. Environment: https://vimeo. com/240674726/9a890f5c32
Children's Bureau: https://vimeo.com/ 240674297/ee422cec4f
Volunteers of America: https://vimeo.com/ 240675101/0b07d7706b
Red Shield Rado: Terry Mumford, President of Impact 100 of Greater Indianapolis, talks with representatives of the Salvation Army about The Power of Women Giving as One and how they are financially assisting organizations in Indianapolis. Sunday, October 22, 2017
Current in Carmel story on our Impact 100 Annual Awards Celebration where Volunteers of America Indiana's Fresh Start Recovery program won the 2017 $100,000 Grant
Announcing our 2017 $100,000 Change-Maker Grant Winner: Volunteers of America Indiana's Fresh Start Recovery program
Indianapolis Business Journal article on the Impact 100 Movement and Upcoming Annual Awards Celebration
Impact 100 Finalists Announcement in the Indy Star
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis Co-Founder Donna Oklak Interview
Donna recently spoke at the Purdue Krannert School of Management, and was interviewed by Tim Newton prior to her speech. You can see the interview here.
Announcing our 2016 $100,000 Change-Maker Grant Winner!
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis awarded a $100,000 grant to the IMPACT Program to Curb Runaway and Human Trafficking of Young Girls, a collaboration between Ascent 121 and Lutheran Child & Family Services, at our annual dinner June 7, 2016, at The Willows on Westfield in Indianapolis. The grant winner was announced following presentations by each finalist and a live vote by Impact 100 members. PRISM Project/Indy Fringe, Creative Classrooms Connections/Art with a Heart, and Dove Recovery House for Women at Summerlin Place each received $18,333 in residual grants.
The women of Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis have now given over $1.757 million to nonprofits in the Indianapolis area. Click here for more information.
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis Receives WCGN Spotlight Award
Beth Thomas (Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis President), Terry Mumford (Vice-President) and Karen Holly (Immediate Past President) went to Charlotte, NC, for the Women's Collective Giving and Grantmaking Network (WCGN) National Conference. During this conference Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis was awarded a WCGN Transformational Grant Spotlight award, given to celebrate grants proven to be truly transformational. Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis was recognized for the grant we gave in 2010 to Rock Steady Boxing. Our $100,000 grant was for them to move into a new facility and hire additional staff. Since then, they have grown to over 51 facilities in over 20 states and three countries.
Huffington Post Articles on Women's Collective Giving:
Women's Philanthropy–Bright and Bold Leaders for IMPACT!
Philanthropy has a new face
Women Pool Dollars
Leveraged Learning for Transformational Giving
Why Women's Philanthropy is Growing?
Why Collective Giving Woks for All Generations?
Name a Philanthropist… an NPR Podcast:
60% of philanthropic decisions are made by women. NPR investigates this on Women and Philanthropy.
IndyStar.com Business – John Ketzenberger
Philanthropy makes strides through gifts of all sizes
And the rich get richer, even when they plan to give it all away.
Warren Buffett's gift of $37 billion to the bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is an astounding four times greater than the Lilly Endowment's size.
Remember, the endowment is no small fry. It's the nation's fifth-largest charitable organization, with $8.4 billion in assets. It wasn't long ago the endowment soared to the nation's largest, thanks to the appreciation of Eli Lilly and Co. stock, which makes up the vast majority of its assets.
That won't happen again though, and not because Lilly shares won't appreciate. Put Buffett's mega-donation with the Gates Foundation, and you have a charity with more than $50 billion in assets.
"Everybody's way behind No. 1 now," noted Lynn Heckman, a spokeswoman for Lilly Endowment.
Buffett's donation to the Gates Foundation and four lesser grants are the talk of the philanthropic world. Gene Tempel, head of Indiana University's Center on Philanthropy, was in New York Monday for the announcement.
"I don't think there's ever been a news day like this in philanthropy," Tempel said.
Buffett's gift far exceeds those of noted philanthropists like Andrew Carnegie, who, in present dollars, gave about $7 billion.
Tempel has a vested interest, too. The Gates Foundation has pumped $750,000into the Center on Philanthropy. The money will cover half the cost of the center's 2007 and 2009 panel studies, which are comprehensive looks at how much people give to charities and why.
Charity is big business. Americans donated nearly $250 billion in 2004, according to the Giving USA Foundation. In Indiana, Lilly endowment is incredibly important. Nearly three-quarters of the $468 million the endowment gave away last year went to Indiana charities.
But big's not the only way to achieve high impact in philanthropy. Tonight 152 Hoosier women who ponied up $1,000 each over the last year will give it all to a single charity.
"This really did resonate with a lot of women" said Kelli Norwalk, co-founder of Impact 100 of Greater Indianapolis.
More than half of the women who donated served on the committees that selected the five finalists who will present their projects tonight at Riverwalk Banquet Center near Broad Ripple. After the presentations, the women will vote and the winner takes all.
"The whole goal was to create a ripple effect, to educate the members of our group to go out and be more engaged," Norwalk said.
That's funny. Buffett told Fortune magazine something similar in an interview. It's a point Brian Payne, head of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, makes all the time.
"I would hope that this inspires others…to be more engaged during their lifetimes so they can experience this thrill while they're still around to enjoy it," Payne said.
Big or small, when it comes to philanthropy it's all about making an impact.
From The Indianapolis Business Journal
Women's group aims to pool philanthropic resources
High hopes for first year: two $125,000 grants to local charities
By Andrea Muirragui Davis adavis@ibj.com
By this time next year, the dozen women at the core of a new philanthropic effort hope to have found 100 or more like-minded individuals willing to open their hearts and their checkbooks to help the central Indiana community.They want to make a difference-a significant, six-figure difference in a world where progress often comes $100 at a time.
Modeled after similar initiatives in Cincinnati and Pensacola, Fla., the idea behind Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis is simple enough: get 100 women to contribute $1,000 each and then make one $100,000 grant to a local charity.
Ideally, the benefits will go beyond the not-for-profit's bottom line.
"Lives will be changed-our lives and the lives of the recipients-everyone involved," said Kelli Norwalk, a former small-business owner who is leading the charge along with self-professed philanthropic "dabbler" Donna Oklak.
"We want to raise the tide of philanthropy," Oklak added.
And getting women engaged in giving will do just that, they said.
"The ripple effect can be tremendous," concurred Wendy Hushak, who founded the nation's first Impact 100 group in Cincinnati in 2001. "Members learn about non-profits in the community and are inspired to continue giving. . When they get involved, it feels so good, they want to do more."
Indeed, that connection is what sets socalled "giving circles" apart from more traditional check-writing philanthropy.
Members of the grassroots groups aren't necessarily wealthy, but their pooled resources can be impressive. And the pitch-in approach lends itself well to shared decision-making, an appealing aspect for donors who want more control.
"Donors want to be involved and knowledgeable about where their money is going and who it is helping," said Rob MacPherson, vice president of development for the Central Indiana Community Foundation. "They're doing more than just . giving."
Women in particular have been drawn to giving circles as they've gained steam nationally, according to a February study from Washington, D.C.-based New Ventures in Philanthropy, an initiative that promotes philanthropic innovations.
The study estimated at least 220 giving circles have generated $44 million for charitable causes since 2000. More than half of the groups-like Impact 100-are comprised exclusively of women.
"Women like to get together and do things," said Sondra Shaw-Hardy, a cofounder of the Women's Philanthropy Institute, now part of the locally based Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University. "[Giving circles are] an outgrowth of sewing circles, book clubs, even investment clubs. . They are helping to grow women philanthropists."
Historically, women were conditioned to support causes with volunteer hours rather than money, she said, but that trend has been changing.
"Nowadays, time is really the most valuable thing women have," Shaw-Hardy said.
Hushak found that out when she tried to get her girlfriends involved with various charitable endeavors in Cincinnati. The stay-at-home moms couldn't justify paying a baby sitter so they could volunteer, and the career women were too busy.
"All those women were under the radar screen, shut out of mainstream ways of giving back to the community," she said. "They were missing out."
Until Hushak's brainstorm-create an organization that would allow them to help without a major time commitment.
A 12-member executive board plans to start recruiting members in October-an informal membership drive is under way-with a goal of signing up 250 women and making two $125,000 grants. But they are quick to say they don't want members to join Impact 100 at the expense of other charitable causes.
"This should augment what they're doing, not replace it," Norwalk said.
CICF has signed on to advise and host the new group until it gets some experience and its own not-for-profit status.
"It's a lot of work, managing the expectations of so many donors," MacPherson said, and "a lot of responsibility comes with collecting and distributing $100,000." Still, it's a task leaders are eager to tackle.
"We can do so much more collectively than we can as individuals," Oklak said. "There's a real magic to giving away that much money."
Publication: Indianapolis Business Journal; Date: Jun 6, 2005; Section: INSIDE ; Page Number: 6


Vishesha is otherwise known as peculiarity. It is the property that differentiates one substance from other. It is also referred to as dissimilarity, as it is involved in breaking the unity.
By breaking the unity, it decreases the strength. Therefore, it is known as Harasa Hetu Vishesha or dissimilarity that can decrease the things.
It is among the seven categories of Padarth Vidnyan, the study of raw materials.
The other categories are Guna or quality, Dravya or substance, Karma or action, Pramana or evidence, Samanya or similarity, and Samavaya or intimate relationship.
In this type, only concern is about different dravyas or substances. For example, you can consume flesh and increase your diet intake by which both bones and muscles increase; however, if you consume bones, there is no increase in the muscles.
In this type, only concern is about different gunas or properties. This can be explained better with an example. When you use cold water that has the sheeta guna, enhancement of kapha dosha is prevalent; however, if you use hot water, the suppression of kapha dosha can be seen.
In this type, only concern is about karmas or actions. For example, walking decreases the kapha dosha, as this dosha has immobile or Achala karma, which aggravates when a person rests or stays idle for a long time, and gets suppressed or decreased when the person walks.
Vishesha is considered to be opposite of universal, as universal embraces everything under the universe, while vishesha differentiates between things.
Space, time, Moksha, minds, souls, the atoms of earth, water, light and air are considered to be eternal or eternal substances, as they do not have parts. These eternal substances have a unique individuality, and that is Vishesha.
You cannot give the property of Vishesha to worldly things like your furniture, your accessories, and so on. Vishesha cannot be imparted to these articles as these things have distinct, distinguishable different parts, and there is no need for something to show the different parts in a worldly article or thing.
It is only for the eternal substances that are not in parts, we have to find the ultimate differences, and this is where Vishesha comes into picture.
Due to the individuals, in which they are subsisting are innumerable, these are known as innumerable peculiarities, which are supersensible entities.
Apart from Ayurveda, the mention of Vishesha is even done in religions like Hinduism. Vishesha is one among the four Central Saivite dikshas. The other being Samaya, Nirvana, and Abhisheka. The dharma or righteousness is also divided into two. They are Samanya Dharma and Vishesha Dharma. Moreover, it is believed that the soul has its own vishesha because it enjoys the results of its own deeds, but the body's experience is made of parts, and is non eternal; therefore, there is no Vishesha or peculiarity attributed to the body.


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If the shoe fits, wear it: SAINT ELMO'S Hamburg has now taken over responsibility for the communication for LLOYD Shoes. The Hamburg-based agency secured the campaign account in a multi-round selection process and is now the new lead agency for the manufacturer of men's and women's shoes. The company has been producing shoes in Germany since 1888 and exporting them to more than 60 countries.
The goal of the cooperation is to further emotionalize and develop the brand's identity. In addition to that, the various communication measures should be synchronized in order to create sustainable synergy between the different channels of communication.
"SAINT ELMO'S Hamburg convinced us with their strategical understanding and their creative approach. We're pleased to continue to develop and strengthen LLOYD Shoes with our new agency partner", says Katharina Meindertsma, director of marketing and PR at LLOYD Shoes.
"Everyone is familiar with the red stripe on the heel as the trademark, making every LLOYD shoe unmistakeable. Convincing this brand classic of our work and accompanying them in shaping their future is a real joy for us", according to managing directors Detlef Arnold and Lasse Matthiesen of SAINT ELMO'S Hamburg regarding the acquisition of this account.
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Geneva 2014: Seat Leon Cupra 280
March 6th, 2014 // Posted in Motor Shows, Seat, Video
Seat has launched its Leon Cupra 280 at the Geneva Motor Show and in doing so has officially confirmed its claim on the unofficial front-wheel drive lap record at the Nürburgring.
Of the record setting lap Seat says the Leon Cupra 280 was fitted with an optional Performance Pack, which includes uprated Brembo brakes and Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tyres. Former Seat WTCC driver Jordi Gene handled the driving duties around the Nordschleife on a dry day with ambient temp of 10°C.
Interestingly the Seat UK press release also states the car used was fitted with a DSG transmission, but on the video published by Top Gear you can clearly see Gene changing gears with what appears to be a manual transmission.
The Leon Cupra 280 is powered by a 2.0 litre TSI four cylinder engine producing, as its name suggests, 280PS (206kW). It's also available in a detuned state with 195kW on offer. Both tunes offer 350Nm of torque.
If this is all sounding a little familiar that's fair enough, the engine is also found in Volkswagen and Audi models. Unlike its stablemates the Leon is not available with an optional all-wheel drive system.
Seat Leon Cupra 280 sets Nürburgring lap record
SEAT Leon Cupra 280 DSG laps Nordschleife circuit in 7:58.4 minutes
Cupra 280 becomes the quickest ever front-wheel drive production car around the 'Ring
Premiere of Mii by MANGO alongside Leon Cupra at the Geneva show
Leon Cup Racer, set to star in one-make Eurocup, also on display
SEAT sales up by 10.6% in 2013
The SEAT Leon Cupra 280 has smashed the Nürburgring Nordschleife lap record for a front-wheel drive car. With an astonishing time of 7:58.4, it becomes the first FWD production model to dip below the eight-minute barrier.
The car used to set the amazing lap time was a production-specification Leon Cupra 280 DSG, equipped with an optional Performance Pack* that includes Brembo high-performance brakes, specially designed 19-inch alloy wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tyres.
Formally announcing the record at the Spanish company's Geneva Motor Show press conference, SEAT S.A. President Jürgen Stackmann said: "Our ultimate expression of the successful Leon formula is the all new Leon Cupra. It is the fastest and the most powerful car we have ever built and yet is a comfortable family car. The Cupra is our new icon."
Sticking with a high-performance theme, SEAT is also putting the new Leon Cup Racer – the competition vehicle developed and built by SEAT Sport – on display in Geneva. The Cup Racer forms the basis of the Leon Eurocup, beginning in May 2014 and which invites private race teams to compete on some of Europe's most iconic racing circuits.
Another attraction on the SEAT stand is the new Mii by MANGO, a new range-topping, design-driven edition of SEAT's city car created in collaboration with the famous design label MANGO.
SEAT's soaring sales
SEAT is currently demonstrating impressive performance in its sales figures. With 355,000 vehicles delivered worldwide, the Spanish manufacturer achieved growth of 10.6% in 2013, in a market that shrank by 1.8% in Europe. In Germany, for instance, SEAT achieved a market share of 2.8% following growth of over 22%, placing it in the top ten. In the United Kingdom, registrations of the brand increased by around 17%, and close to 8% in its home market of Spain. The new Leon family made a major contribution to this success: no less than 102,000 new SEAT Leon models were registered in 2013, 44% more than in the previous year.
"SEAT clearly has positive sales momentum. The new Leon family is a key contributor to this growth. We are about to create a second strong pillar of business next to the Ibiza family. We expect to continue this success with the new Leon ST launched in the past months. First customer reaction is very positive, with over 20,000 factory orders already since launch period. We have momentum and plan to continue our growth path in 2014," says Jürgen Stackmann, President of SEAT S.A. "SEAT is a young-spirited brand made in Barcelona. This young spirit is defined by two dimensions: we are design-driven and we are dynamic."
The new SEAT Leon Cupra
The new Leon Cupra embodies SEAT's brand values in the best possible way: state-of-the-art technology and stunning design, coupled with compelling performance and excellent everyday usability. With up to 280 PS, the new Cupra is the brand's quickest and most powerful series-production car, and is the most dynamically engaging car SEAT has ever produced – while remaining comfortable day-to-day. With its extensive equipment and excellent quality, the new Cupra represents exceptionally good value-for-money. This new sports icon for the SEAT range will be offered from launch as a five-door and as the Leon three-door SC.
Impressive record on the Nürburgring
The new SEAT Leon Cupra has demonstrated its phenomenal performance in the best possible way, with an impressive record on the world's most demanding racetrack. The record time achieved (7:58.4 minutes) was possible thanks to the technological precision of the Leon Cupra, equipped with the optional Performance Pack* including Brembo high-performance brakes, specially-designed 19-inch alloy wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tyres.
The average speed was 96 mph, with a top speed of 150 mph on the Tiergarten section of the circuit. The circuit surface was dry, with an ambient temperature of 10ºC and a track temperature of 8ºC. There is no doubt that such an outstanding record time was achieved not only because of an exceptional car, but also thanks to a driver who was equal to the situation. Sitting behind the wheel of the Leon Cupra 280 was the Spanish driver Jordi Gené, official SEAT driver between 2003 and 2010 during the European Touring Car Championships (ETCC) and World Touring Car Championships (WTCC), among other events. He was also a member of the Leon Cupra development team at the Nürburgring.
Leon Cup Racer
The new Leon Cupra delivers the basis for an impressive, professional race car, presented by SEAT at the Geneva Motor Show ready for its first season on the racetracks of Europe. This 330 PS car will have its debut in May at the start of the new single-brand championship, the SEAT Leon Eurocup, to be held over six race weekends in six European cities and with attractive prize money.
Mii by Mango
The new Mii by MANGO is a special edition of SEAT's city car designed in collaboration with MANGO, the world-renowned fashion label from Spain. With a raft of features that set it apart from the standard version, including an exclusive 'Nude' paint colour and Alcantara upholstery, it's a stunning way to top the Mii range.
Available with three- or five-doors, its standard equipment list includes ESC, ABS, front- and side airbags for driver and front-seat passenger, head and chest airbags, deactivation of front-seat passenger airbag, Isofix anchor-points with Top Tether on the two rear seats, air conditioning, CD/MP3 radio + aux-in, hill start assistant, remote-control central locking, a 12V socket in central console and electrically-operated front windows.
*The SEAT Leon Cupra Performance Pack is not yet available in the UK. An announcement will be made in due course.
Seat Lean Cupra press kit (110kb PDF)
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