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THE CATCH: FIRST LOOK IMAGES FROM NEW CHANNEL 5 DRAMA
The Catch is a gripping, psychological thriller from the pen of T.M. Logan, the author of The Holiday, and adapted for the screen by Michael Crompton.
Led by BAFTA-winner Jason Watkins (The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies, The Crown, Des, W1A) as Ed Collier, a proud husband, father and local fisherman determined to do whatever it takes to keep his family together.
But when rich, handsome younger man Ryan Wilson, played by Aneurin Barnard (Peaky Blinders, Time, The Goldfinch, Dunkirk), enters the life of his daughter Abbie Collier, Poppy Gilbert (Chloe, Stay Close, Leonardo, Perfect Addiction) and threatens to take her away from him, Ed finds his life spiralling out of control.
Secrets and lies are exposed with every twist and turn, including from Ed's own past. As he is faced with the very real possibility of losing everything he's worked so hard to achieve, can Ed discover the truth about his daughter's new boyfriend before it's too late?
We see Cathy Belton (Hidden Assets, Miss Scarlet & The Duke, A Little Chaos, Philomena) as Ed's wife Claire Collier, Academy Award-winner Brenda Fricker (My Left Foot, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, Casualty, Holding) plays Ed's mother-in-law Phyllis Doyle. Ed's best friend and business partner, Bob Chapman, is played by Ian Pirie (Halo, Guilt, Chernobyl).
Set against the hauntingly beautiful coastline of the south-west of England, this suspense-driven drama revolves around the themes of toxic masculinity and grief. The emotionally engaging and morally complex story raises the pertinent moral questions; should we be judged by the actions of our distant past and at what point do we have to stop blaming other people for the life we've led?
The Catch airs early next year on Channel 5.
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Grab another FREE game! This time it's the Director's Cut of the experimental interactive game "Trip to Yugoslavia". It's playable on your Windows PC.
A TRIP TO YUGOSLAVIA is an experimental interactive game with a theme of the old VCR player (with the ability to REWIND, PAUSE and FASTFORWARD).
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Q: Create Percentage Table from 2 other tables - Google Query Is there a way to calculate a 3rd crosstab Table containing percentages from 2 crosstab tables created from Google Queries? Initially i was stacking the 2 queries together using braces, but found that if there were row or column mismatches, then both the table queries would result in #VALUE error. So separated the 2 tables with 100 grouped rows between them. I want to calculate FTR percentage table below these tables.
Here is an FTRTable with Edit access.
You can refer to my earlier related post here.

A: formula for FTR table:
=ARRAYFORMULA(REGEXREPLACE(TO_TEXT(QUERY(QUERY({QUERY(
 {InputData!D3:D&"♦"&InputData!C3:C, InputData!B3:F, InputData!D3:D&
 IF(InputData!D3:D="",,"♥"&TEXT(InputData!D3:D, "dd/mm/yyyy"))},
 "select Col1,Col4,Col3,Col7,count(Col2)
  where Col4 is not null
    and year(Col4)="&C1&"
    and Col5 != 'lost'
  group by Col1,Col4,Col3,Col7"),
IFNA(VLOOKUP(INDEX(QUERY({InputData!D3:D&"♦"&InputData!C3:C, InputData!B3:F},
 "select Col1,Col4,Col3,count(Col2)
  where Col4 is not null
    and year(Col4)="&C1&"
    and Col5 != 'lost'
  group by Col1,Col4,Col3"),,1),
QUERY({InputData!D3:D&"♦"&InputData!C3:C, InputData!B3:F},
 "select Col1,count(Col2)
  where Col4 is not null
    and year(Col4)="&C1&"
    and Col5 != 'lost'
    and Col6  = 'yes'
  group by Col1"), 2, 0))},
 "select Col4,Col3,Col6/Col5"),
 "select Col2,max(Col3)
  group by Col2
  pivot Col1
  label Col2'FTR%'
  format max(Col3)'#.00%'")), "(\d+♥)", ))

and all 3 tables in one formula fully dynamic:
=ARRAYFORMULA({TRANSPOSE(QUERY(TRANSPOSE(QUERY(IFNA(
 HLOOKUP(INDEX(TRANSPOSE(QUERY(InputData!A3:F,
 "select D,count(B)
  where D is not null
    and year(D)="&C1&"
    and E!='lost'
  group by D
  pivot C
  label D 'NO OF ISSUES'")), 1), TRANSPOSE(QUERY({InputData!A3:F},
 "select Col4,count(Col2)
  where Col4 is not null
    and year(Col4)="&C1&"
    and Col5!='lost'
    and Col6 = 'yes'
  group by Col4
  pivot Col3
  label Col4 'NO OF ISSUES'")), ROW(A1:A10000), 0)),
 "where Col1 <> '#REF!'")),
 "format Col1'm/d/yyyy'"));
 SPLIT(REPT(" ♠", COLUMNS(TRANSPOSE(QUERY(InputData!A3:F,
 "select D,count(B)
  where D is not null
    and year(D)="&C1&"
    and E!='lost'
  group by D
  pivot C
  label D 'TOTAL OPPORTUNITIES'")))), "♠");
 TRANSPOSE(QUERY(InputData!A3:F,
 "select D,count(B)
  where D is not null
    and year(D)="&C1&"
    and E!='lost'
  group by D
  pivot C
  label D 'TOTAL OPPORTUNITIES'"));
 SPLIT(REPT(" ♠", COLUMNS(TRANSPOSE(QUERY(InputData!A3:F,
 "select D,count(B)
  where D is not null
    and year(D)="&C1&"
    and E!='lost'
  group by D
  pivot C
  label D 'TOTAL OPPORTUNITIES'")))), "♠");
 REGEXREPLACE(TO_TEXT(QUERY(QUERY({QUERY(
 {InputData!D3:D&"♦"&InputData!C3:C, InputData!B3:F, InputData!D3:D&
 IF(InputData!D3:D="",,"♥"&TEXT(InputData!D3:D, "m/d/yyyy"))},
 "select Col1,Col4,Col3,Col7,count(Col2)
  where Col4 is not null
    and year(Col4)="&C1&"
    and Col5 != 'lost'
  group by Col1,Col4,Col3,Col7"),
IFNA(VLOOKUP(INDEX(QUERY({InputData!D3:D&"♦"&InputData!C3:C, InputData!B3:F},
 "select Col1,Col4,Col3,count(Col2)
  where Col4 is not null
    and year(Col4)="&C1&"
    and Col5 != 'lost'
  group by Col1,Col4,Col3"),,1),
QUERY({InputData!D3:D&"♦"&InputData!C3:C, InputData!B3:F},
 "select Col1,count(Col2)
  where Col4 is not null
    and year(Col4)="&C1&"
    and Col5 != 'lost'
    and Col6  = 'yes'
  group by Col1"), 2, 0))},
 "select Col4,Col3,Col6/Col5"),
 "select Col2,max(Col3)
  group by Col2
  pivot Col1
  label Col2'FTR%'
  format max(Col3)'#.00%'")), "(\d+♥)", )})

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Barre Bounce 2 is the latest video on BBF Streaming! Get your cardio barre fix with this awesome trampoline barre class!
I'll admit it. I'm obsessed with my mini trampoline. It is just so much fun! I love bouncing on it. It doesn't even feel like I'm going cardio when I put some music on and start bouncing. So naturally I decided to put two of my loves together because one is better than two right!? Barre Bounce was born!
If you've followed me for awhile then you are familiar with Barre Bounce Original. Barre Bounce 2 builds on the original and uses a longer cardio segment at the beginning before moving to toning barre workout towards the end. You said you wanted cardio, you got cardio!
We start off with a warm-up on the mini tramp. You'll recognize some classic barre warm up moves like knee lifts before we start adding some jumping in. Make sure your ankles are nice and warm when you begin!
We then grab our 2lb weights for some upper body and cardio combined work. We do some classic upper body moves like bicep curls combined with tramp cardio like jumping jacks. We keep it moving the whole time! You'll not only feel the burn in your arms but you'll also get a strong blast of cardio from jumping while holding the weights.
We then take the cardio down a notch and focus just on the upper body with targeted upper body toning and no jumping to burn out those arms. You'll be crying mercy by the end but it's not over until we hit the floor from some planks, pushups and tricep dips using the elevation of the mini tramp for greater range of motion.
We then head back to the mini trampoline without our weights for our cardio section. We start by using the mini trampoline like an old school step. We do moves that are one foot on the floor and one foot on the step. Think of repeater knees and side leg lifts. We blast it out with some over the tops that take me back to my step aerobic teaching days!
We hop back on the trampoline for the remainder of our cardio section. Think simple moves based on ballet and dance cardio. It is non-stop the entire time so make sure you have some water on hand and stay hydrated.
Finally, we finish up our cardio but we don't step off the trampoline quite yet. We do some lower body toning on the mini trampoline because it provides an unstable surface and challenges our balance as well as our lower body. Pull the core in for this section to help you balance! (You can always do this section on the floor if you are really struggling for balance).
Our legs feel a bit like jelly but we aren't done yet. We now head to the floor for our barre section. We turn the trampoline on its side to act as a ballet barre (it's not a stable barre so you really have to engage your core and rely on your own body weight to help you balance as you move). You will see traditional barre moves like narrow V pulses, second plies, curtsy lunges, foldover work and more.
Just when you think you can't do another rep, we hit the mat. Well not the mat so much as the mini trampoline. We lie down on the trampoline for some barre and pilates inspired core work.
When we've worked every inch of your body, we finally take a few minutes to stretch it out and enjoy the release.
I have such an awesome and motivating playlist for this class! I hope you love it. Check it out below!
Need a mini trampoline or weights? Check out the BBF Shop for your equipment needs!
Love the visual on this and the play list is a definite bonus. Very creative use of the trampoline to extend the workout. Who knew one could get so much cardio from Barre!


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City manager short list released
August 26, 2015 May 30, 2012 by Staff Reports
The Sarasota city commissioners have received the list of finalists recommended for the position of city manager. Photo by Norman Schimmel
Late this afternoon, May 30, the City of Sarasota released its short list of finalists for the position of city manager.
The list contains the names of the eight candidates recommended by the city's headhunter, Colin Baenziger, whose firm is based in Wellington. No locals made the cut, despite some pressure to consider Sarasota banker Joseph "Jody" Hudgins.
All but three of the finalists are currently city managers. One is a deputy city manager; one is a county administrator; and one is a former city manager who now works for Homeland Security. The finalists follow:
• No. 1: Thomas Barwin, village manager from Oak Park, Ill.
• No. 2: Rick Chaffin, deputy city manager of McKinney, Texas.
• No. 3: James Chisholm , city manager of Daytona Beach, who was a semi-finalist last fall for the position of Sarasota County administrator.
• No. 4: John Gabor, city manager of Marine City, Mich.
• No. 5: Michael Hein, director of emergency management and homeland security in Pima County, Ariz.
• No. 6: Barbara Lipscomb, city manager of Casselberry.
• No. 7: Andrew Mair, county administrator of Mercer County, N.J.
• No. 8: Ed Mitchell, city manager of West Palm Beach, another finalist for county administrator last fall.
Former City Manager Bob Bartolotta resigned in January following allegations he had erased email from his city computer. The charge was never substantiated.
He was replaced on an interim basis by Terry Lewis, who had just finished a stint as the interim Sarasota County manager.
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Three days after introducing its new CEO, Ford announced a slew of additional management changes. Here's a look at who will do what.
Ford Motor Company's (NYSE:F) management shuffle continues. The Blue Oval announced a slew of new appointments on Thursday, filling out the executive ranks under new CEO Jim Hackett. Significantly, Ford's well-regarded product chief, Raj Nair, will take over its high-profile North America operation.
Ford also clarified and emphasized the three priorities that the company will pursue under Hackett.
Raj Nair is the new leader of Ford's North America region. Nair had been leading Ford's global product development efforts. Image source: Ford Motor Company.
Raj Nair, already a Ford executive vice president, becomes president of the North America region. Nair was previously Ford's global product development chief and its chief technology officer. He replaces Joe Hinrichs, who was named president of global operations on Monday.
Peter Fleet becomes group vice president and president of Ford's Asia-Pacific region and chairman and CEO of Ford China. Fleet had previously led the region's marketing, sales, and service effort. He replaces Dave Schoch, who is retiring after 40 years with Ford.
Steven Armstrong becomes group vice president and president of Ford's Europe and Middle East and Africa regional units. Armstrong was previously Ford Europe's chief operating officer. He replaces Farley.
Ford's South America region will continue to be led by Lyle Watters, who was appointed vice president of South America last year.
Hau Thai-Tang becomes executive vice president of product development and purchasing. A longtime standout in Ford's product development ranks, Thai-Tang had been leading its purchasing organization. He retains that role while also replacing Nair as Ford's global product development chief. He will report to Hinrichs.
Sherif Marakby has been appointed to a newly created position as vice president of autonomous vehicles and electrification. He had previously led several Ford efforts to develop hybrid and plug-in vehicles, before leaving Ford last year to join Uber Technologies.
Ken Washington, vice president of Ford's research and advanced engineering department, retains that role and also becomes Ford's chief technology officer, succeeding Nair.
It means that some of Ford's best and brightest senior executives are getting new and expanded roles -- and that they're apparently planning to stick around under the new CEO.
The appointment of Nair to run North America is a key one. Nair is an exceptionally talented executive and engineer who had spent the majority of his career in Ford's product development operation, rising to run it in 2012. Running North America will be a change for him, but it's an appointment that suggests that Nair is being groomed for an even more senior role in the future. It's a good one.
Marakby is a bit less senior, but his return to Ford in a new role is an important sign. He has an extensive background in hybrid and battery-electric vehicles. He was at Ford in a series of roles from 1990 until last year -- when he left to become Uber's vice president of global vehicle programs. His decision to return to Ford, and his newly created title, signals that Ford will step up its electrification and self-driving efforts under Hackett.
Hau Thai-Tang will become Ford's new global product chief. Image source: Ford Motor Company.
Transforming to meet future challenges and ensuring the company has the right culture, talent, strategic processes, and nimbleness to succeed as society's needs and consumer behavior changes over time.
I expect that once Hackett is up to speed in his new role, he'll hold some sort of event to brief analysts and journalists on his priorities and plan for Ford. I'll be surprised if that doesn't happen before Ford's second-quarter earnings report in July.


A true ranch-to-table dining experience is what you'll get each time you enjoy HeartBrand Beef Certified Akaushi Beef.
But, what does ranch-to-table mean and why is this important?
Ranch-to-table (or fork) refers to all of the processes in the food chain from livestock production to consumption. At HeartBrand, we are involved in every step of this process.
It begins on our ranch in Harwood, TX where the daily decisions on cattle handling, breeding and management take place. That leads to the feed yard and finally the packer where HeartBrand inspects and analyzes data from each animal to ensure the beef that makes it to your table is both the best-tasting beef in the world and the healthiest beef you'll ever eat.
Currently, HeartBrand's Akaushi sired calf crops grade 95% USDA choice or higher, on average. That means, that the daily decisions we make on the ranch at Harwood, affects what makes it to your plate. HeartBrand prides itself on selling the steak…not the sizzle. Meaning that great taste and health benefits are unique to Akaushi cattle, and we are happy to serve that up every time you dine with us.
So, why does any of this matter to us and most important to you?
"The main reason I think ranch-to-table matters is because you know where your beef is coming from. When you deal with HeartBrand your dealing with the ranch. You get to deal with the people who care the most about the beef they are selling and take pride in the product every step of the way," said Jordan Beeman, president, HeartBrand beef.
As fourth generations ranchers, and a family that spends each day dedicated to improving the beef industry as a whole, the Beeman family takes pride in providing each customer beef that is backed by this ranch-to-table concept.
At HeartBrand our passion includes development of the Akaushi breed, but our focus is the longevity and growth of the American beef industry. That way you get the consistent, delicious and nutritious eating experience every time you sit down and cut into a HeartBrand steak.


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The Oscar Grouch: 'Spotlight' Shines — But Can It Stay On Top?
By Meghan O'Keefe Twitter @megsokay Nov 9, 2015 at 1:00pm
Photos: Everett Collection, 20th Century Fox; Photo Illustration: Jaclyn Kessel
Since we launched our Oscar Grouch column last month, we've been anticipating the juggernaut rise of one film in particular: Tom McCarthy's spellbinding Spotlight. The film covers The Boston Globe's "spotlight teams'" efforts to unearth the deep-seeded corruption rampant throughout the Catholic Church. While it may carry a drab early aughts aesthetic — pleated khakis, anyone? — the film is gorgeously shot and features what most critics say is one of the best ensembles ever. We knew it was coming out of the Toronto International Film Festival with a fair amount of buzz, but it wasn't until a cavalcade of esteemed critics reviewed it last week that we knew its first place position in the 2016 Oscar race was secured.
The New York Times' A.O. Scott loved it for its ability to craft tension and correctly depict newsroom life, saying "Spotlight is a gripping detective story and a superlative newsroom drama, a solid procedural that tries to confront evil without sensationalism." The New York Post's Lou Lumenick thinks it's "Brilliantly acted by the year's most carefully assembled cast, "Spotlight'' is one of the year's best films, showing just how hard it is to uncover painful truths." The film currently holds a "96% Fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes. So, it's in a good position to wrangle a nomination and even take the top prize.
But is it flashy enough to survive the long Oscar campaign season? Early frontrunners like Saving Private Ryan, Brokeback Mountain, and The Social Network eventually lost steam over the long winter months and were overtaken by the likes of Shakespeare in Love, Crash, and The King's Speech. Often smaller, more intimate films like Boyhood lose to theatrically brash opuses like Birdman. This is where Spotlight could lose it all. If Joy is as good as early screenings are hyping it to be, the flashy David O. Russell biopic could overtake Tom McCarthy's quietly perfect newsroom thriller.
Art is subjective, but an effective marketing campaign is always what comes out on top. Marketing is an important theme this week in general. Effusive ads for Brooklyn have bumped Saoirse Ronan's performance up a notch in the Best Actress race and the backlash over Quentin Tarantino's anti-cop comments have put any chances The Hateful Eight might have had into question. Carol remains a quirky outlier; its chances will live or die on word of mouth, while The Martian continues to make one giant leap forward towards Oscar gold.
That said, here are Decider's current predictions for who we think will get nominated in all six major categories — not who we think deserves to be (ranked in order of "buzziness"). Enter "The Oscar Grouch":
Front Runners: Spotlight, Joy, Room, Carol, Brooklyn, The Revenant, The Martian, Steve Jobs, Inside Out, The Hateful Eight
What's The Buzz: It's still a wee bit too early to nail down the Best Picture list since there's a slew of strong contenders yet to be screens. This week, though, Joy, Room, and Carol all seemed to gain in buzz, and Quentin Tarantino's current feud with police might put a damper on The Hateful Eight's chances. But as we said above, Spotlight remains the frontrunner with a strong debut last week.
Front Runners: Tom McCarthy (Spotlight), David O. Russell (Joy), Alejandro González Iñárritu (The Revenant), Ridley Scott (The Martian), Danny Boyle (Steve Jobs)
What's The Buzz: Not much has changed in the Best Director race, but it does seem like anticipation is stronger for David O. Russell's Joy than it is for Alejandro González Iñárritu's The Revenant. We're putting Boyle back in our picks over Abrahamson because it's yet unclear if the newcomer will be able to elbow into a field of so many distinguished talents working at the top of their respective games.
Front Runners: Leonardo DiCaprio (The Revenant), Eddie Redmayne (The Danish Girl), Michael Fassbender (Steve Jobs), Matt Damon (The Martian), Will Smith (Concussion)
What's The Buzz: We're beginning to think that at least four of the five Best Actor spots might be already tied up. It's that fifth berth you need to watch. The latest trailer for Concussion gives us a better look at how much superstar Will Smith has transformed himself to play an African doctor hellbent on exposing corruption in the NFL.
Front Runners: Brie Larson (Room), Jennifer Lawrence (Joy), Saoirse Ronan (Brooklyn), Cate Blanchett (Carol), Lily Tomlin (Grandma)
What's The Buzz: Even though Carol seems to be swiftly picking up champions, Blanchett's campaign is starting to flag. That's not a dismissal of her work, but of the fact that both Jennifer Lawrence and Saoirse Ronan have been surging. If Lawrence wants to launch a serious campaign for Oscar number two, Brie Larson could be toppled from the top spot.
Front Runners: Mark Ruffalo (Spotlight), Jacob Tremblay (Room), Idris Elba (Beasts of No Nation), Benecio Del Toro (The Sicario), Paul Dano (Love and Mercy)
What's The Buzz: Spotlight explosive debut can only strengthen Ruffalo's chances to not only nab an Oscar on behalf of the film's exquisite ensemble, but to earn one on behalf of an entire brilliant career. The word on Room has only continued to focus on young Tremblay's performance, so he's also secure in the number two spot. We shuffled Paul Dano in for Mark Rylance because there's word that Love and Mercy might push hard for both him and Elizabeth Banks to get supporting nominations.
Front Runners: Rooney Mara (Carol), Alicia Vikander (The Danish Girl), Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hateful Eight), Kate Winslet (Steve Jobs), Jane Fonda (Youth)
What's The Buzz: Nothing revolutionary has happened in the last week to shake up our Best Supporting Actress picks, but we do think that people should look out for Elizabeth Banks.
Of course, the Oscars are nothing if not a political game. Every week, new films are released, reviewed, and hyped by the Hollywood machine. And that means that every week, new frontrunners might emerge. The Oscar Grouch will be back every Monday to keep you updated on this year's Oscar race.
Where To Stream The 2016 Oscar Contenders:
[Watch Beasts of No Nation on Netflix]
[Where to Stream Inside Out]
[Where To Stream Love and Mercy]
[Photos: Open Road Films, 20th Century Fox, Everett Collection, The Weinstein Company]


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STS-36 est la sixième mission de la Navette spatiale Atlantis. Elle a assuré une mission pour le département de la Défense des États-Unis.

Équipage

Commandant : John O. Creighton (2)
Pilote : John H. Casper (1)
Spécialiste de mission 1 : Richard M. Mullane (3)
Spécialiste de mission 2 : David C. Hilmers (3)
Spécialiste de mission 3 : Pierre J. Thuot (1)

Le chiffre entre parenthèses indique le nombre de vols spatiaux effectués par l'astronaute au moment de la mission.

Paramètres de la mission
Plusieurs des paramètres sont tenus secrets du fait de la nature de la mission.

Périgée :
Apogée :
Inclinaison : 62°
Période :  88,5 min

Déroulement du vol
Le lancement, prévu le  fut reporté à cause d'un incident survenu sur un des ordinateurs chargé de la sécurité du pas de tir. Les mauvaises conditions météo décalèrent ensuite le lancement jusqu'au . Rien de particulier à signaler pour cette mission sinon le déploiement correct de la charge utile du DoD (département de la Défense des États-Unis), le satellite de reconnaissance optique furtif KeyHole 11. Au retour, l'orbiteur se posa à Edwards AFB.

Liens externes
 Résumé de la mission
 Vidéo de la mission

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Exploration de l'espace en 1990

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Today, mobile manufacturing market is very much packed with a wide range of phones in each price segment. But the competition you will see is in the range of Rs 5000 to Rs 10,000 and after that Rs 20,000 and above. The reason is there are companies like Micromax, Lenovo, Motorola, Xiaomi, Gionee, Xolo and many more are providing a huge range of phones in the former segment whereas in the later segment companies like Samsung, Microsoft and Apple are offering rich tech phones with elegant designs and specifications.
The year 2015 saw many new players entering the mobile manufacturing market with low budget high specifications phones. A quick view on the Top 5 mobiles phone2015 in the market.
"Fitting of the flagship" title to the phone and the high price tag which Samsung has given to its customers today. It comes with a 5.1 inches AMOLED capacitive touch screen. It is powered by Samsung's latest Exynos Quad-core processors and 3GB RAM.T-Mobile with $779.76 – 32 GB and AT&T with $ 815.10- 32 GB. The price goes up with storage capacity.
Making its entry into the Top 5 mobile s phone 2015 is surely the successor of Lenovo A6000. With a price tag of just Rs 8999, Lenovo A7000 comes with MediaTek MT6752m 1.5GHz Octa-core processor with 2GB RAM. This is surely a phone that buyers below Rs 10000 price tag will look to buy with great specifications.
This surely is a phone that will strike you with both price and specifications. The phone comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon Quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A7 processor with 1GB RAM. Overall it is a budget conscious phone with great specifications from Motorola.
It has got high processor and the battery is very much improved. The camera is superior and the low cost is still at par. It is managing to run apps smoothly and games with a decent touch. An overall it is a good phone to have in order to experience the powerful processor and elegant design.
Camera is always the USP of Sony and they justify the same. It has got great battery backup with powerful processor and elegant design. The loyal customers of Sony will be eyeing on its performance to grab the phone.


Categories: Cafe Furniture, New furniture, Cafe chairs, Wood cafe chairs.
Plywood cafe chair with a plywood seat in black stained oak. Seat finishes include bleached oak, black stained oak and dark stained oak. Leg colour options are chrome, white or black. Stacks up to 8 chairs high and is available with arms and a standard 4-leg base. Matching high and low bar stool.


Alba González Camacho, 21, posted messages calling for politicians to be killed.
Most of the terrorism Spain has experienced has in fact come from separatist or far-left groups, though the country suffered a litany of human rights abuses under the Fascist Franco dictatorship that ended in 1975. A group of Islamists were convicted in connection with the country's worst bombing attack, which killed 191 people in 2004 at the Atocha train station in Madrid.
The last victim of the far-left Grapo, whose full name is the First of October Anti-Fascist Resistance Groups, was a businesswoman, killed in 2006 during a botched kidnapping attempt. The group's historical leader died in 2001, and three years later 24 Grapo members were convicted in a high-profile case led by Judge Baltasar Garzón.
The case against Ms. González Camacho has generated some sympathy here on social networks and helped swell the number of her followers on Twitter to more than 14,000. One of them noted that her one-year prison sentence was as severe as that meted out in 1983 to Pío Moa, a writer and former member of the Grapo, for taking part in the kidnapping of a local politician.
Though the prosecution noted that she had used photos relating to the Grapo as the background picture on her Twitter account, she has also switched at times to other pictures, including that of Che Guevara. Most recently, her account showed the wartime photograph of Soviet soldiers hoisting their flag in Berlin after defeating Nazi Germany.


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The memory controller is a digital circuit that manages the flow of data going to and from the computer's main memory.  A memory controller can be a separate chip or integrated into another chip, such as being placed on the same die or as an integral part of a microprocessor; in the latter case, it is usually called an integrated memory controller (IMC).  A memory controller is sometimes also called a memory chip controller (MCC) or a memory controller unit (MCU).

A common form of memory controller is the memory management unit (MMU) which in many operating systems implements virtual addressing.

History
Most modern desktop or workstation microprocessors use an integrated memory controller (IMC), including microprocessors from Intel, AMD, and those built around the ARM architecture.

Prior to K8 (circa 2003), AMD microprocessors had a memory controller implemented on their motherboard's northbridge. In K8 and later, AMD employed an integrated memory controller. Likewise, until Nehalem (circa 2008), Intel microprocessors used memory controllers implemented on the motherboard's northbridge. Nehalem and later switched to an integrated memory controller.

Other examples of microprocessors that use integrated memory controllers include NVIDIA's Fermi, IBM's POWER5, and Sun Microsystems's UltraSPARC T1.

While an integrated memory controller has the potential to increase the system's performance, such as by reducing memory latency, it locks the microprocessor to a specific type (or types) of memory, forcing a redesign in order to support newer memory technologies. When DDR2 SDRAM was introduced, AMD released new Athlon 64 CPUs. These new models, with a DDR2 controller, use a different physical socket (known as Socket AM2), so that they will only fit in motherboards designed for the new type of RAM. When the memory controller is not on-die, the same CPU may be installed on a new motherboard, with an updated northbridge.

Some microprocessors in the 1990s, such as the DEC Alpha 21066 and HP PA-7300LC, had integrated memory controllers; however, rather than for performance gains, this was implemented to reduce the cost of systems by eliminating the need for an external memory controller.

Some CPUs are designed to have their memory controllers as dedicated external components that are not part of the chipset.  An example is IBM POWER8, which uses external Centaur chips that are mounted onto DIMM modules and act as memory buffers, L4 cache chips, and as the actual memory controllers. The first version of the Centaur chip used DDR3 memory but an updated version was later released which can use DDR4.

Purpose
Memory controllers contain the logic necessary to read and write to DRAM, and to "refresh" the DRAM. Without constant refreshes, DRAM will lose the data written to it as the capacitors leak their charge within a fraction of a second (not more than 64 milliseconds according to JEDEC standards).

Reading and writing to DRAM is performed by selecting the row and column data addresses of the DRAM as the inputs to the multiplexer circuit, where the demultiplexer on the DRAM uses the converted inputs to select the correct memory location and return the data, which is then passed back through a multiplexer to consolidate the data in order to reduce the required bus width for the operation.

Bus width is the number of parallel lines available to communicate with the memory cell. Memory controllers' bus widths range from 8-bit in earlier systems, to 512-bit in more complicated systems and video cards (typically implemented as four 64-bit simultaneous memory controllers operating in parallel, though some are designed to operate in "gang mode" where two 64-bit memory controllers can be used to access a 128-bit memory device).

Some memory controllers, such as the one integrated into PowerQUICC II processors, include error detection and correction hardware.

Security
A few experimental memory controllers (mostly aimed at the server market where data protection is legally required) contain a second level of address translation, in addition to the first level of address translation performed by the CPU's memory management unit.

Memory controllers integrated into certain Intel Core processors also provide memory scrambling as a feature that turns user data written to the main memory into pseudo-random patterns.

Memory Scrambling (in Cryptographic Theory) is supposed to prevent forensic and reverse-engineering analysis based on DRAM data remanence by effectively rendering various types of cold boot attacks ineffective. In current practice this has not been achieved.

However Memory Scrambling has only been designed to address DRAM-related electrical problems. The late 2010s Memory Scrambling Standards do not fix or prevent security issues or problems. The 2010s Memory Scrambling standards are not cryptographically secure, or necessarily open sourced or open to public revision or analysis.

ASUS and Intel have their own memory scrambling standards. Currently ASUS motherboards have allowed the user to choose which memory scrambling standards to use [ASUS or Intel] or whether to turn the feature off entirely.

Variants

Double data rate memory
Double data rate (DDR) memory controllers are used to drive DDR SDRAM, where data is transferred on both rising and falling edges of the system's memory clock.  DDR memory controllers are significantly more complicated when compared to single data rate controllers , but they allow for twice the data to be transferred without increasing the memory cell's clock rate or bus width.

Multichannel memory

Multichannel memory memory controllers are memory controllers where the DRAM devices are separated on to multiple different buses to allow the memory controller(s) to access them in parallel. This increases the theoretical amount of bandwidth of the bus by a factor of the number of channels. While a channel for every DRAM cell would be the ideal solution, adding more channels is very difficult due to wire count, line capacitance, and the need for parallel access lines to have identical lengths.

Fully buffered memory

Fully buffered memory systems place a memory buffer device on every memory module (called an FB-DIMM when Fully Buffered RAM is used), which unlike traditional memory controller devices, use a serial data link to the memory controller instead of the parallel link used in previous RAM designs. This decreases the number of the wires necessary to place the memory devices on a motherboard (allowing for a smaller number of layers to be used, meaning more memory devices can be placed on a single board), at the expense of increasing latency (the time necessary to access a memory location). This increase is due to the time required to convert the parallel information read from the DRAM cell to the serial format used by the FB-DIMM controller, and back to a parallel form in the memory controller on the motherboard.

In theory, the FB-DIMM's memory buffer device could be built to access any DRAM cells, allowing for memory cell agnostic memory controller design, but this has not been demonstrated, as the technology is in its infancy.

Flash memory controller

Many flash memory devices, such as USB flash drives and solid state drives, include a flash memory controller. Flash memory is inherently slower to access than RAM and often becomes unusable after a few million write cycles, which generally makes it unsuitable for RAM applications.

See also
 Memory scrubbing
 MMU
 Address generation unit
 Multi-channel memory architecture

References

External links
 Infineon/Kingston (a memory vendor) Dual Channel DDR Memory Whitepaper explains dual channel memory controllers, and how to use them
 Introduction to Memory Controller
 Intel guide on Single- and Multichannel Memory Modes
  What is a Memory Controller and How Does it Work
 What is Memory Controller?

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John Alldis, född 10 augusti 1929, död 20 december 2010, var en brittisk dirigent, främst känd som körledare.

Alldis studerade musik vid King's College, Cambridge. Hen bildade därefter en egen kör, John Alldis Choir, som särskilt uppmärksammades för sina tolkningar av samtida körmusik. Alldis utnyttjades flitigt som gästdirigent runt hela världen. Han var bland annat engagerad vid danska och svenska radiokören.

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Why Prey's new Predator looks even more alien than before
One of the most exciting things about Prey, the latest film in the Predator franchise, is the way that it finally delivers on one of the few bits of backstory we have about the alien race of hunters. The film, coming straight to Hulu on Aug. 5, reveals that they've been stalking humans for centuries. Set in 1719, Prey shows what may be the first time a Predator came to Earth, and given the much earlier time frame, this Predator looks very different from any we've seen before.
In keeping with 1987's Predator and its many sequels and spinoffs, Prey takes a while to offer up a good glimpse of the creature. But when it does, the Predator's new design is striking. Sleek and unarmored, except for a skull mask in homage to the iconic faceplate, the alien is imbued with relentless and skilled physicality by actor Dane DiLiegro. It's thrilling to watch, and to watch out for.
"It was exciting to tell a story that's set 300 years in the past, but it was challenging to develop a creature that would feel at once older, but also far more advanced," director Dan Trachtenberg told Polygon. "I wanted it to feel much more like an alien creature than ever before, much more feral, ferocious, primal, and be less armored. So then all the technological advances needed to be through its arsenal, through its weaponry."
Photo: 20th Century Studios
To that end, the new Predator shows off an extensive array of weaponry throughout the film, much of which will be familiar to fans as it riffs on classic gear used in previous films. There are also a few new surprises. Working with acclaimed visual effects house studioADI, Trachtenberg and the crew developed the new creature's look and gear in the hopes of designing a Predator that was familiar, yet still "really scary."
"We wanted to change it more than it's ever been changed before so it could be a new sight, a new thrill, even for diehard fans of the franchise," Trachtenberg said. "I think we struck the right balance. And then we had a team of incredible visual effects artists that helped augment the suit, so that in key moments, it could always feel like a living, breathing thing. So that it never felt like it was limited by movie physics, you know that it can always feel the way it should feel like as an alien creature."
Prey will be available to stream on Hulu Friday, Aug. 5.
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This track will prepare students to transfer to a four-year university with a major in nuclear engineering. Specific requirements in colleges vary, and the student preparing for a particular institution may, with approval, change the sequence listed below. A suggested course sequence for full-time students follows; all students should consult an engineering adviser. The student should also visit the Montgomery College Engineering Advising website at www.montgomerycollege.edu/engineeringadvising for up-to-date comprehensive information.
Identify, formulate, and solve basic physics and engineering problems in mechanics and thermodynamics.
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I did not have a single one for most of my 30 years in the nursing profession. Why not, you ask? Because when I first started out as an RN I thought I would be a staff nurse for my entire career. At the time I loved working on a busy oncology floor at a teaching hospital and I thought I would be there until I retired.
After about 6 years of working as a staff nurse I realized that I wanted something different. That's when I transitioned to home care.
From the beginning of your nursing career after graduation, have a written plan in place. How do you see yourself in 3-5 years from now? Write it down and refer to it often, make adjustments and keep planning your next move.
Start with a beginning date and an end date for each short and long term goal. If you want to go back to nursing school for your BSN, your short term goal could be when you will start and the long term goal could be when you will finish.
Write out the steps needed to achieve your goals.
For example, you want to go back to nursing school. What should you do first? Step one: I will research nursing schools, compare tuition prices, and the amount of time it will take. Step two: I will fill out the application forms. Be sure to set time limits as to when each step will be completed, otherwise you could spend too much time on researching nursing schools and never moving on to the next step.
With the Internet, it is easy to find information on a nursing specialty you have been interested in pursuing. Find out what's needed to get into that nursing specialty. Would you need more education or specialized training? What transferable skills do you already have that you could use for your new nursing specialty?
All nursing specialties have an organization or association you can join or sign up for their newsletter to find out more about this nursing specialty you're interested. Or find a nurse who is working in that field and see if you could talk to her about how she got her job. This is valuable information you could use on your resume or interview.
Take nursing CE credits outside your field of expertise or take classes offered by your employer. Try new techniques, become computer savvy, be willing to learn new procedures, stay up to date with technology, policies and procedures. Always keep learning, never stop.
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Don't panic say Euro leaders as bird flu hits
EU farm and health bosses have called on European consumers not to panic as avian flu hit an indoor turkey farm in France despite efforts to prevent its spread from wild birds. The H5 virus is certainly not tranmissable in poultry cooked at over 70 degrees C., but consumer panic is difficult to stop and poultry sales are already estimated to be 30% down in France. Large quantities of French meat have been diverted to the UK wholesale market. There has been a 20% fall in Germany, but there has been a worse hit in Italy where retailers have experienced a 70% drop in consumption. In the UK Tesco reported that there had been no decline in demand for eggs and poultry meat with the message getting through that this is not a food safety issue.
So far the only humans who have caught the virus have been in close contact with flocks not kept in modern conditions. However, the influenza virus is susceptible to mutation and it is at least possible that the avian flu could combine with human strains to create a new pandemic (an influenza pandemic is overdue in any case). Stocking vaccine might be of little help as it might not be able to counteract a new version.
Additional deaths in the UK in the event of a pandemic are estimated at least 50,000 and there would be considerable economic disruption from people failing to report for work. The food supply chain would certainly be affected. The fact of the matter is that just because we are in the 21st century there is no technological silver bullet that can stop a flu pandemic, any more than anyone could stop the pandemic that killed my grandmother at the end of the First World War.
As far as animal health is concerned, the EU has allowed France and Germany to vaccinate poultry. The decision marks the first significant application of the EU's new policy, adopted after the 2001 foot and mouth outbreak, of allowing selective vaccination of farm animals despite the possible impact on trade. The EU's view is that because bird flu is a global problem vaccination is unlikely to hit trade.
However, opinion on the vaccination issue is divided. Countries such as Germany believe that the advantages are outweighed by the costs (around €0.2 to €0.3 on a commercial farm) and the fear that the symptoms of the virus can simply be masked rather than eliminated.
In Britain Defra's view is that the vaccines currently available are slow to work and do not stop infected birds transmitting the disease to others. Fred Landeg, deputy chief veterinary officer at DEFRA said, 'Though these vaccines protect against the disease, they will not prevent birds from becoming infected and shedding virus. It can take up to three weeks to develop immunity, and some poultry require two doses.'
Danish dairy firm hit by cartoons row
Trade between Denmark and the Middle East may take years to recover from the row resulting from the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten publishing cartoons featuring the prophet Mohammed. This has sparked a boycott of Arla's products in Muslim countries.
The boycott is reported to have cost Arla Foods £1 million a day and by the end of last week it was reported to have lost between £40m and £50m. Some 170 employees across Denmark have been sent home due to the impact of reduced sales. Arla Foods is also a big player in the UK dairy market, but no effects have reported there.
The widespread boycott of Danish goods by Muslim consumers led to an almost complete halt in sales in the region leading Arla to suspend production at its Saudi Arabian plant. Arla products have been removed from shelves completely in Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. The company describes the situation as 'critical' in Yemen, Egypt and Lebanon and notes that there have been demonstrations in Algeria.
Arla's executive director Finn Hansen said it would take a long time for the Danish dairy giant to re-establish the business and good trading relations it had in the Middle East which was its main market outside Europe. Establishing a presence in such markets is an essential part of the EU dairy industry's strategy to survive the phasing out of export subsidies and likely tariff reductions as a result of eventual agreement in the Doha Round.


i notice i get depressed regularly. and it is actually my very own PMS. knowing that ease me since i know that i'm not that pathetic of a person to be negative and stuff. huh!
the idea is, i need to pray Subuh earlier!! i'm going to reach that point where i quickly pray after Azan. Pray for me !!
furthermore, it is rather imposible for me to sleep early. the idea for me to get up early is to sleep early. but then i was too busy. sometimes, due to groupwork and meeting, i even only get to my room past 11. *excuses?
i try to read yasin daily, and also now try to read al-mulk before sleep. i hope i can make a habit out of these. the problem is, when i got my period, i become clueless of what to do. they say do zikir. but with iman like mine, it hard to get into it you know.
the reinvent thing, though it was very very good. but it is damn hard. i'm never be that dicipline people but i want to change to it. but, i need to sort out my life first. then, when i succed in this, becoming more dicipline, i'll do the reinvent thing.
my friend once say her daily goal was to be better than yesterday. i never really think hard about such word, not until when she said it and meant it. and then i realize, that is what i need to improve, to be better than yesterday.
leave yesterday stupid things we do, and change it today for a better things.
oh. yes. i'm in the middle of my study week. and i got no mood to study at all. i force myself though. and the result is a very slow pace study. even for topic that i have understand and i simple need to read it back.
haha, but i'm improving from yesterday though. well. a little.
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Home » Historic Preservation » Research and Technical Preservation Guidance » Architect Biographies » Victor W. Voorhees
Victor W. Voorhees
Although Seattle architect V. W. Voorhees is probably best known for his early twentieth century plan books, his contribution to the built environment of the greater Seattle area goes far beyond this narrow residential scope. A prolific designer, his career embraced a great variety of building types in many styles, including a number of Seattle's significant urban commercial buildings. Victor Wilbur Voorhees, was born in Cambria, Wisconsin on May 4, 1876. He began his career in real estate in Minneapolis, Minnesota, before relocating to the Seattle area in 1904. He initially worked for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, but within a year, he left the railroad and established an architectural firm with Elmer Fisher. Although he had no formal training in architecture, Voorhees decided to branch out on his own within a year. His earliest commissions were in the Ballard area of Seattle near his business, but he quickly branched out, eventually working for clients in most Seattle neighborhoods and throughout Washington.
Voorhees is perhaps best known for his popular book of house plans, Western Home Builder, first published in 1907. Heavily advertised in local newspapers, the plan book was so popular it had been reprinted seven times by 1911. Historians Dennis Alan Andersen and Katheryn Krafft describe Voorhees as "one of the most successful local architects to promote standardized drawings and specifications for direct sale to potential homeowners and builders." His popular Design No. 91, commonly known as the Classic Box or Seattle Box, is a familiar two-story, hipped-roof residence with distinctive upper-story corner bay windows that is found throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Residences, however, represent only part of Voorhees' body of work. He is associated with the design of more than 110 building projects throughout Seattle, including retail and commercial buildings, hotels, churches, apartment blocks, single-family dwellings, factories, garages and industrial buildings. Some well-known Seattle designs include Washington Hall (1908); the Georgetown City Hall (1909); the Washington Arms Apartments (1919); and the Troy Laundry (1927).
Continuing research suggests that Voorhees was particularly prolific in West Seattle, where he is credited with designing buildings as early as 1913. Voorhees designed Perry's 10-cent Store/Wells Fargo Bank (1920; 2344-2352 California Avenue SW), "one of the oldest and most intact commercial buildings" in West Seattle's Admiral District. Among his first Junction-district projects was an addition to the Campbell Building (4554 California Avenue SW) in 1920, after which he earned several commissions through prominent builder-developers. The Daily Journal of Commerce noted three Voorhees projects there with a thirteen-month period in 1923 and 1924, and he had three more by the close of the decade. Other surviving Voorhees buildings in the Junction commercial district include the Crescent-Hamm Building (1925-26; 4302 SW Alaska Street), the J. C. Penney / Ernst Hardware Building (1926; 4520 California Avenue SW), and the Arcade Public Market (1930; 4548 California Avenue SW).
Voorhees also did a considerable amount of work for the Vance Lumber Company during the 1920s, including remodeling the Seattle Engineering School in 1926 into the Marqueen Apartments (now Marqueen Hotel) in the Queen Anne neighborhood; the Vance Hotel (1926) in downtown Seattle (now Hotel Max); and the Lloyd Building (1926). In 1917 he became the supervising architect for the Willys-Overland Motor Company, one of the earliest producer/manufacturer of Jeeps, and designed many auto showrooms and garages in Seattle and Spokane.
Although Voorhees' influence is under-documented outside of Seattle, his works beyond King County include Vancouver's US National Bank Building (1912); the Vradenburg Apartments (1922) in Wenatchee; the Ellensburg Coach Terminal (1930); and residences in Bellingham and Centralia.
Voorhees maintained an aggressive professional pace until about 1930. Nevertheless, his name and business appeared in the Seattle city directories until 1957. One of his last projects was the Schuck's Auto Supply Store (1956; 14320 Aurora Ave). In 1958 he retired to Santa Barbara, California where he died on August 10, 1970 at the age of 94. Voorhees's son, Frank E., became a prominent buildiner in Seattle during the 1930s. His firm, "Homes Incorporated", focused on mainly residenitial projects, many found in the north end of Seattle.
Adapted from local landmark nominations for the Crescent-Hamm Building (4302 SW Alaska Street, Seattle) and the Campbell Building (4554 California Avenue SW, Seattle) - Sarah J. Martin, January 9, 2017
Anderson, Dennis Alan, and Katheryn Hills Krafft. "Plan Books, Pattern Books, Periodicals." In Shaping Seattle Architecture: A Historical Guide to the Architects, 2d ed., ed. Jeffrey Karl Oschner, 94-101. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2014. (Voorhees)
Western Home Builder - 5th Edition - V.W. Voorhees.
The Red Cedar Shingle - Brochure; Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers' Assoc., Lumbermen's Printing Co., Seattle, WA. C. 1920.
Architects Reference File, University of Washington Special Collections. Box 13: Voorhees, Victor W.
Architectural Drawings, University of Washington Special Collections. "Theater Building for W. T. Campbell [at Alaska Street and 39th Avenue SW]," Victor W. Voorhees, architect, 1930. M196 Folder, Ref. #277.
Hamm Building - City of Seattle. Department of Neighborhoods, Historic Preservation, Historic Resources Survey Database.
Glickstein, Don. "Victor Voorhees and the Prospering of Seattle, 2001." Architect Files (photocopy). Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries, Seattle.
Daily Journal of Commerce:
"Wants Bids on New Building in West Seattle,"19 September 1923.
"New Building for Junction to Cost $20,000," 16 September 1924.
"$10,000 Building Planned for California Avenue," 28 October 1924.
Ochsner, Jeffrey Karl, ed. Shaping Seattle Architecture: A Historical Guide to the Architects, 2d ed. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2014.
Polk, R. L., Company. City Directories, Ballard. 1904-1907.
Seattle Times:
"This Will Be A Big Realty Month," The Seattle Times, February 18, 1906, p. 38.
"Georgetown Soon to Have New Municipal Building," The Seattle Times, January 9, 1909, p. 5.
"Another garage for Broadway planned," The Seattle Times, April 10, 1912.
"Automobile Building," classified advertisement under "business opportunities," The Seattle Times, September 9, 1919, p.27.
"Modern 8-room...," classified advertisement under "furnished houses," The Seattle Times, November 19, 1919, p.27.
"$200,000 lease signed by Sherman, Clay Co.," The Seattle Times, November 2, 1924, p.21.
"$500,000 Investment," The Seattle Times, April 26, 1925, p. 22.
"Work Started On $50,000 Building [for J. E. Carroll]," 17 May 1925.
"10-Story Building Is Next Project In Times Square Area," The Seattle Times, January 12, 1926, p. 1
"West Seattle Has New Business Block," 16 May 1926.
"$100,000 Will Be Spent For Ellengburg Coah Terminal," March 9, 1930.
"New General Tire Stations," Aug 9, 1936.
"Mrs. Victor E. Voorhees Funeral," Sept 15, 1937
"New Theatre For West Side Planner," June 9, 1938.
"New Building For Auto Supply Firm," June 24, 1956
Santa Barbara [CA] News-Press:
"Deaths and Funerals – Victor Voorhees," 11 August 1970.
United States Federal Census Records. 1900.


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Welcome to Living Gaia! We are creating a Holistic Healing Biotope, a seminar and retreat center in the Chapada dos Veiadeiros in Brazil. Our focus is the relatioship between humans and the natural world. We want to contribute to understand this connection more deeply and create new ways of living in harmony. Here on this page you find a lot of information about Living Gaia. For more recent photos check our Facebook page.
On Tuesday, April 16, 2019 at 7.30 pm, the next information evening of Living Gaia will take place in Berlin. We will talk about Living Gaia, current projects and the Encontro-Camp that will take place in July 2019.
Please register via this contact form (select: Informationsabend Encontro Camp) or directly at the facebook event.
The Encontro Camp will take place at Living Gaia. The Encontro Camp combines the Encontro format, which Alexandra has already conducted twice with her husband Dada on Living Gaia, with the many years of coaching experience in Berlin acquired together with Christin Colli.
An animated short film to support our current fundraising campaign by Living Gaia e.V. was made in February 2019 in cooperation with the Stop Motion Academy and the Bauhaus Universitä Weimar.
The film describes the function of the Amazon for the entire planet and emphasizes the importance of indigenous cultures for the conservation of the forest.
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dynamic-programming FPT level-k-phylogenetic-network MASN NP-complete phylogenetic-network phylogeny
Charles Choy, Jesper Jansson, Kunihiko Sadakane and Wing-Kin Sung. Computing the maximum agreement of phylogenetic networks. In TCS, Vol. 335(1):93-107, 2005.
Keywords: dynamic programming, FPT, level k phylogenetic network, MASN, NP complete, phylogenetic network, phylogeny.
Note: http://www.df.lth.se/~jj/Publications/masn8_TCS2005.pdf.
Toggle abstract "We introduce the maximum agreement phylogenetic subnetwork problem (MASN) for finding branching structure shared by a set of phylogenetic networks. We prove that the problem is NP-hard even if restricted to three phylogenetic networks and give an O(n2)-time algorithm for the special case of two level-1 phylogenetic networks, where n is the number of leaves in the input networks and where N is called a level-f phylogenetic network if every biconnected component in the underlying undirected graph induces a subgraph of N containing at most f nodes with indegree 2. We also show how to extend our technique to yield a polynomial-time algorithm for any two level-f phylogenetic networks N1,N2 satisfying f=O(logn); more precisely, its running time is O(|V(N1)|·|V(N2)|·2f1+f2), where V(Ni) and fi denote the set of nodes in Ni and the level of Ni, respectively, for i∈{1,2}. © 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved."
Charles Choy, Jesper Jansson, Kunihiko Sadakane and Wing-Kin Sung. Computing the maximum agreement of phylogenetic networks. In Proceedings of Computing: the Tenth Australasian Theory Symposium (CATS'04), Vol. 91:134-147 of Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science, 2004.
Note: http://www.df.lth.se/~jj/Publications/masn6_CATS2004.pdf.
Toggle abstract "We introduce the maximum agreement phylogenetic subnetwork problem (MASN) of finding a branching structure shared by a set of phylogenetic networks. We prove that the problem is NP-hard even if restricted to three phylogenetic networks and give an O(n2)-time algorithm for the special case of two level-1 phylogenetic networks, where n is the number of leaves in the input networks and where N is called a level-f phylogenetic network if every biconnected component in the underlying undirected graph contains at most f nodes having indegree 2 in N. Our algorithm can be extended to yield a polynomial-time algorithm for two level-f phylogenetic networks N 1,N2 for any f which is upper-bounded by a constant; more precisely, its running time is O(|V(N1)|·|V(N 2)|·4f), where V(Ni) denotes the set of nodes of Ni. © 2004 Published by Elsevier B.V."


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Smoke from the smoldering fire hangs cold in our valley on this perfect autumn morning. We are harvesting roots. Parsnips, celeriac, leeks, onions, potatoes, turnips. We are also wading through our brussel sprouts, looking for stalks without aphids. It is incredibly troubling to tend to a crop from february to october and to be taken over by bugs in the final hour. I am very sorry if you found last week's stalks inedible. I'm not sure if we'll see any more this year. At least the pigs and chickens will appreciate them. We also continue to have broccoli. Our broccoli has been quite clean of bugs this year, but if you found any green worms, the best way to get rid of them is to soak your broccoli or cabbage, in cool, salted water. At least you know your food is organic when it comes with some grubs.
ITS TIME TO SIGN UP FOR NEXT YEAR'S CSA!!
I hope that you have all had an incredible season of fresh, whole, real, organic foods. While it is fresh in your mind and the tomatoes are running strong, I'd love for you to make a commitment to the farm for next year. And as a thank you for doing so, I'd like to offer you a 10% discount if you sign up before the end of the season.
Print the form, fill it out, be sure to sign it, and bring it to CSA. We have just two weeks left! If you can't pay the whole membership now, a deposit and payment plan is quite acceptable.
Our next dinner, October 15th, is sold out, but let me know if you would like to be on the waiting list. We are considering a few themed winter meals… I'll be in touch with details soon.
I'd like to give a big thanks to Debbie Newport and her kids from Brown who come out on Thursdays to help with stuff on the farm. They have helped move the hoses out of the field so we can get ready for winter cover crops. They have also helped save bean seeds, move long tables, and much more. Thank you!!!
While the tomatoes you have been getting are ripe ripe ripe. You might have some green ones at home… plus, I'll be clearing out at least one tomato house next week and I'll provide plenty of green tomatoes for this recipe….
South of the Salt Line in Alabama, a unique culture exists where old and new dwell in conflict and harmony, and where conformity is the appearance but thumbing your nose at the world is the occurrence. Eugene Walter, a native of Mobile, Alabama, was a true child of this land. A poet, writer, artist, performer, cook, bon vivant and savior of cats, Eugene's endless talents and credits include… one of the creators of The Paris Review, acting credits in the films of Felleni and Saturday Night Live, and author of many novels and cookbooks. His cookbooks are as much about the stories around the cooking as the actual cooking, hence the lack of measurements in his recipes. Be creative as Eugene was.
Line a pre-baked crust with cream cheese. In a skillet melt some unsalted butter, two strips of bacon chopped fine, one onion chopped fine, 5 or 6 green tomatoes cut in fingernail-size thin slices, pinch of salt, some freshly ground black pepper, dash of powdered mace, nice bit of dill, a little grated lemon peel. Chopped capers if you like. Cook this mixture until tomatoes are soft but not mushy, then pile all into pie crust. Put in moderate oven either open-face or with a bit of pastry lattice. If open-face, for 10 minutes; if lattice used, tomatoes need not be cooked all the way, but finished off in oven. You judge. 15 to 20 minutes.
Addendum from CSA friend Elizabeth, Mobile native and translator for all things southern.
What's a moderate oven? Between 350 – 400° F, depending on your oven.
Pie top? Open-face is good but why not add at least the lattice, or go with a full pastry on top. The more pastry you have on top that needs to be cooked, the longer the pie will be in the oven and thus the less you have to cook the tomato mixture before filling. Follow the instructions that of with your pastry or until the top is a nice golden brown color.


The Indo–Soviet Treaty of Peace, Friendship and Cooperation was a treaty signed between India and the Soviet Union in August 1971 that specified mutual strategic cooperation. The treaty was a significant deviation from India's previous position of Non-alignment in the Cold War and in the prelude to the Bangladesh war, it was a key development in a situation of increasing Sino-American ties and American pressure. The treaty was later adopted to the Indo-Bangladesh Treaty of Friendship and cooperation in 1972.


HMGB2, 1-209aa, Human, Baculovirus, 01-HMG-B2 | ARP American Research Products, Inc.
High mobility group protein B2, also known as HMGB2, is a member of the non-histone chromosomal high-mobility group protein family. The proteins of this family are chromatin-associated and ubiquitously distributed in the nucleus of higher eukaryotic cells. In vitro studies have demonstrated that this protein is able to efficiently bend DNA and form DNA circles. These studies suggest a role in facilitating cooperative interactions between cis-acting proteins by promoting DNA flexibility. This protein was also reported to be involved in the final ligation step in DNA end-joining processes of DNA double-strand breaks repair and V(D)J recombination. Recombinant human HMGB2 protein, fused to His-tag at N-terminus, was expressed in Baculovirus and purified by using conventional chromatography techniques.
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AES New York 2011
Game Audio Events
Thursday, October 20, 9:00 am — 10:30 am
Session G1 Emerging Trends in Audio for Games
Thursday, October 20, 10:30 am — 11:30 am
Session G2 Audio Shorts: Tools
Thursday, October 20, 2:30 pm — 4:00 pm
Session G3 Game Audio Secrets: Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Game Audio but Were Afraid to Ask
Session G4 Realistic Interactive Reverb Processing for Games
Friday, October 21, 9:00 am — 10:30 am
Session G5 Techniques in Field Recording
Friday, October 21, 11:00 am — 12:30 pm
Session G6 Audio as a Real-Time Input and Feedback Mechanism for Full Body Gaming
Friday, October 21, 2:30 pm — 4:00 pm
Session G7 Emerging Market: Processing Plug-in's for Games
Saturday, October 22, 10:45 am — 11:45 am
Session G8 History of Audio Implementation Toolsets
Saturday, October 22, 12:00 pm — 1:00 pm
Session G9 Game Audio Programming for Android: FMOD vs Java
Saturday, October 22, 4:00 pm — 5:30 pm
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Session G11 Using Speech Recognition for Games
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package org.ovirt.engine.core.bll.storage;

import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.action.AddNetworkStoragePoolParameters;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.config.Config;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.config.ConfigValues;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.compat.NotImplementedException;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.compat.Version;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.dal.VdcBllMessages;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.dal.dbbroker.auditloghandling.CustomLogField;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.dal.dbbroker.auditloghandling.CustomLogFields;

@CustomLogFields({ @CustomLogField("NetworkName") })
public class NetworkCommon<T extends AddNetworkStoragePoolParameters> extends StorageHandlingCommandBase<T> {
    public NetworkCommon(T parameters) {
        super(parameters);
        this.setStoragePoolId(getParameters().getNetwork().getstorage_pool_id());
    }

    public String getNetworkName() {
        return getParameters().getNetwork().getname();
    }

    @Override
    protected void executeCommand() {
        throw new NotImplementedException();
    }

    protected boolean validateVmNetwork() {
        boolean retVal = true;

        if (!getParameters().getNetwork().isVmNetwork()) {
            Version version = getStoragePoolDAO().get(getParameters().getStoragePoolId()).getcompatibility_version();
            retVal = Config.<Boolean> GetValue(ConfigValues.NonVmNetworkSupported, version.getValue());
            if (!retVal) {
                addCanDoActionMessage(VdcBllMessages.NON_VM_NETWORK_NOT_SUPPORTED_FOR_POOL_LEVEL);
            }
        }

        return retVal;
    }
}

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MORE than two decades since he played in the first western derby against West Coast, Quenton Leach has defeated the toughest opponent of his life — cancer.
The Dockers foundation player was diagnosed with stage three testicular cancer in November after initially discovering a lump "the size of an avocado" behind his kidney a few months prior.
Having had the primary cancer removed, the 44-year-old father-of-three said he felt "amazing" after undergoing two successful bouts of chemotherapy to treat the stage two and three cancer in his chest and abdomen.
"I had two rounds of chemo late last year, I was supposed to have three but I only had two. I had a couple of CT scans and everything is on track, I feel amazing," Leach said.
Leach, who made 56 appearances across the Dockers' first four seasons, was "overwhelmed" by the support from the WA community during his cancer battle.
A MyCause fundraising page set up by his brother Jason raised about $50,000 to go towards medical costs, nearly double the initial target.
"Supporting three kids (Ella, Ollie and Jackson) and a wife (Shannan) and being off work for a bit, it can get you down," Leach said.
"That really helped out, and it was just amazing some of the comments and the people who supported us.
Ahead of Subiaco Oval's final derby this afternoon, Leach recalled Fremantle's early struggles in the AFL without a place to call home.
The Dockers were forced to use WAFL club South Fremantle's visitors' changerooms, a far cry from the state-of-the-art Cockburn facilities they use today.
It reflected in their performances, especially against cross-town rivals West Coast who won the first nine western derbies.
The Claremont product, best known for his after-the-siren winner against Brisbane in 1997, played in six derbies — all losses — between 1995 and 1998.
"It was amateur hour and we were just a group of guys who wanted to have a crack," Leach recalled of the first derby, described as the "Mother's Day massacre".


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Q: Create a "release notes" screen in WinForms using Infragistics NetAdvantage components I've "inherited" a fairly substantial Winforms project using the Infragistics NetAdvantage 2007 Vol. 2 set of components.
I'm not awfully familiar with those, and how I'm facing a problem - someone who knows them probably will have a solution in no time - so here's my question:
I'm tasked with creating a "Release Notes" screen, which should show the last couple of changes made to the app, with a version number, release dates, and a brief explanation what was changed in that version. Coming from ASP.NET, I thought I'd use a simple enough database table, and a repeater or templatable listview control or something, to show the release notes, something like:
+---------------------------------------------------------+
| Version 1.0.7                      Released Mar 1, 2010 |
+---------------------------------------------------------+
| Fixes in this version:                                  |
| * Case-12345: fixed                                     |
| * Case-12346: fixed                                     |
| * Case-12347: fixed                                     |
|                                                         |
| New Features in this version:                           |
| * FEA-2570: implemented................................ |
| * FEA-2571: implemented................................ |
| * FEA-2572: implemented................................ |
+=========================================================+
| Version 1.0.6                     Released Feb 12, 2010 |
+---------------------------------------------------------+
| Fixes in this version:                                  |
| * Case-11345: fixed                                     |
|                                                         |
| New Features in this version:                           |
| * FEA-1570: implemented................................ |

But I can't seem to find any Winforms controls that every remotely or vaguely resemble this......
Any ideas? Any takers? Anything in Winforms itself, or in the Infragistics set of components, that would allow me to create such a screen easily??
Thanks for any hints and pointers!

A: I am not familiar with Infragistics controls but if you are comfortable with HTML you could use the WebBrowser control or if you prefer RTF - RichTextBox.

A: I cannot answer directly except to say that NetAdvantage skills are reasonably specialised and you might get more joy asking in the Infragistics forums themselves. I'm more familiar to the ASP.NET side of their controls.


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Coronavirus cases to dip below 100 in two weeks in Victoria
Victoria's daily coronavirus case numbers could fall below 100 in the next two weeks for the first time since early July.
by Kara Irving
Staying at home, social distancing and wearing a face mask will help Victoria's daily coronavirus cases rapidly decline, possibly to single digits, in the next month, experts say.
However it still remains unclear when our lives will return to normal, with experts flagging the possibility of an extended lockdown and face-mask wearing periods.
La Trobe University's Professor of Public Health Vijaya Sundararajan said Victoria was on track to see a decline in daily numbers, providing we continued to do the right thing.
"In about 10 days that number could be a little over 100 and in about two weeks it could be below 100," Prof Sundararajan said.
Wearing a face mask in public would remain a part of our daily routine for a while, Prof Sundararajan said.
"In terms of how long do I think people will need to wear masks? It's hard to say," she said.
"I couldn't imagine a future where we aren't wearing masks for a while."
"I do think it's a valuable tool … to stop the spread of infection."
Associate Professor Philip Russo, of Monash University and Cabrini Health, was hopeful Victoria would see lower double digit, or even single digit, daily case numbers in the next fortnight.
"The longer we are in stage 4, with time we expect to see these numbers go down," Assoc Prof Russo said.
Premier Daniel Andrews has issued stage 4 lockdown for Melbourne and parts of Victoria until September 13. Picture: NCA NewsWire/ Ian Currie.
"I think we could be hopeful that we'll go from stage 4 to 3 at the end of this six week period. When we go to stage 2 is hard to say."
"We have seen a three-fold decrease in about three weeks, so a couple more weeks of this, providing as a community we continue to do the right thing, it will decrease at that rate and hopefully we can get down to double digits or even single digits."
While Victoria's daily case numbers was promising, Assoc Prof Russo said easing restrictions would be slow and closely monitored.
"Given the size of this wave and the rapid increase in cases at the start of the second wave, the lifting of restrictions will be slower," he said.
"I can't imagine (restrictions easing from) stage 4 to stage 2. It may even be stage 4 to stage 3.5 and then 3 and then 2.5."
Monash University Professor of Medicine Paul Komesaroff was confident Victoria's daily case numbers would drop 'increasingly rapidly' in the coming weeks, and hopeful stage 4 restrictions would ease to stage 3 after September 13.
"It is very likely the numbers will come down, increasingly rapidly, I'm confident of that," Prof Komesaroff said.
VIC'S LOWEST DAILY TOTAL SINCE JULY
90% CASES LINKED TO ONE LOCATION
VIRUS TIDE STARTS TO TURN
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EastEnders fans convinced Ian Beale will die in attack fallout after eerie foreshadowing
EastEnders' latest episode saw soap legend Ian Beale left for dead, as a mystery culprit attacked him in bloody scenes
Charlotte TuttonSenior TV Reporter
EastEnders aired dramatic scenes on Friday night, as Ian Beale paid the price of having a long list of enemies.
He was brutally bludgeoned in scenes off-screen, before being shown covered in blood while lifeless on the ground.
Ian had been brutally attacked in The Queen Vic and left to die, surrounded by what looked like shattered glass.
It's not known who attacked him, but someone did - and it seems they want him dead.
Tina Carter had been seen confronting him in his house before the episode cut to darkness.
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A sequence of the suspects then aired, showing their movements around the time of the attack with it being much later on in the day.
So what happened between Tina and Ian in the house, and why was her nose and hands covered in blood?
It was actually a scene with the pair earlier on that left many predicting a grisly end for one of the show's longest serving characters.
Why was Tina Carter covered in blood after seeing Ian? (
EastEnders Christmas - Ian Beale attacker reveal, forbidden kiss and huge return
He told Tina she and the Carters could have the pub back "over his dead body", with viewers picking up on the "foreshadowing".
Ben Mitchell was also out to get his brother, after learning he had grassed him up to the police.
Ian also got on the wrong side of Max Branning, Linda Carter and Stuart and Rainie Highway in the episode.
Ian's son Peter is a suspect (
EastEnders' Jake Wood confirms when he is leaving in explosive Max Branning exit
Other key suspects are his own sons Bobby and Peter Beale, who he may have finally pushed too far.
While fans are divided over who did it, many are convinced Ian won't make it to 2021.
In a major twist, they commented on Twitter how they believed Ian could be killed off in the storyline - perhaps towards Christmas time.
Did Ben Mitchell attack Ian? (
Bobby Beale was also at the scene (
One viewer wrote: "Ian's gonna die around Christmas. I can feel it in my bones. He's been doing too much lately."
Another agreed: "Ian is gonna die soon."
A third wrote: "THE FORESHADOWING IN THIS PLS."
Ian was left to die on the floor (
Meanwhile another said: "Famous last words," while a fifth tweeted: "The foreshadows!!"
This week also saw other moments fans took to be teasers, including Ian calling himself a "survivor" and a reference to him having a bump to the head.
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EVERYONE loves a birthday party so when Treetop Manchester turned one at the weekend, it was a celebration we couldn't miss.
My children have already enjoyed the Treetop Trek course and jumped at the chance to try out the nets — in effect, treetop trampolines.
There was plenty to do up in the trees, but the celebrations were in full swing on the ground as well, with face painting, crafts, balloons and plenty of bubbles . . . every child's favourite!
We wasted no time getting straight into the nets with a variety of "rooms" to choose from, including football — in keeping with the World Cup — and a tree house in the middle where you could catch your breath.
It is also a good spot to keep an eye on the youngsters, who seem to fly around the nets like greyhounds.
My favourite part was the slides. They are made of rope and you hop into a nylon sack before sliding down. Very simple, very clever and lots of fun.
Treetop Trek launched its award-winning site in the Lake District in 2012 and opened in Heaton Park's native English woodland last year.
The Zip Trek has 38 treetop challenges including balance bars, swinging logs and Indiana bridges, along with 15 zip lines.
Treetop Nets boasts giant trampolines suspended high in the trees, super-fast slides and treehouses to explore and is suitable for everyone from the age of three.
Since it opened last year, more than 22,000 people of all ages have explored the high trees and the site is popular for birthday parties.
Mike Turner, managing director of Treetop Trek and Treetop Nets, said: "It's been an amazing first year and so we wanted to celebrate it in style. Our reviews speak for themselves and we are really proud of our team at Heaton Park.
Treetop Trek costs from £18 for an hour of fun on the Mini Trek and from £24 for a two-hour Zip Trek.
Treetop Nets costs £13 for children aged three to four and £20 for those over the age of five for up to two hours of bouncing.
Visit treetoptrek.co.uk or treetopnets.co.uk or call 015394 47186.


BAMAKO, Mali — Mali's prime minister has resigned after pressure over growing insecurity in the West African nation including a recent massacre.
JOHANNESBURG — Local media in South Africa report that at least 13 people are dead after part of a church collapsed.
NEW YORK — The National Enquirer is being sold to the former head of the airport newsstand company Hudson News following a rocky year in which the tabloid was accused of burying stories that could have hurt Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday he plans to introduce legislation to raise the minimum age to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21 nationally, rating the health initiative as one of his top priorities.
BOSTON — As thousands of Stop & Shop workers remain on strike in New England, some Jewish families are preparing for Passover without the region's largest supermarket chain, which has deep roots in the local Jewish community.


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Jean Soanen (* 6. Januar 1647 in Rom; † 25. Dezember 1740 in La Chaise-Dieu, Haute-Loire) war ein Bischof der katholischen Kirche.

Nach Studien bei den Oratorianern mit Pasquier Quesnel wurde er 1695 Bischof von Senez. Er wurde nach der päpstlichen Bulle Unigenitus Dei filius aus dem Jahr 1713 eine führende Persönlichkeit der Bewegung der Jansenisten. Soanen wurde nach der Provinzialsynode in Embrun im Jahr 1727 ins Kloster La Chaise-Dieu verbannt.

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The PZL Krosno KR-03 Puchatek is a Polish mid-wing, T-tailed, two-seats-in-tandem, glider that was designed by Jerzy Krawczyk and Eugeniusz Pelczar and produced by PZL Krosno, first flying in 1985.

Design and development
The KR-03 was designed as an ab initio training glider. The name Puchatek is Polish translation of Pooh Bear.

The aircraft is made from aluminium with some parts covered in doped aircraft fabric covering. Its  span wing employs a Wortmann FX S-02-158 airfoil. The wing features top and bottom Schempp-Hirth-style dive brakes. The landing gear consists of an oleo-pneumatic sprung, non-retractable main wheel, a tail wheel and a rubber sprung nose skid. The Puchatek has a baggage compartment with a capacity of  for soft baggage items.

The aircraft was type certified in the United States on 6 August 1991, with Barry Aviation of Edgewater, Volusia County, Florida as the US certificate holder.

Operational history
In 1993, a few examples were put into service with the Australian Air Force Cadets (AAFC), totalling to three as of 2012. They are currently assigned to 2 Wing AAFC. They are still in service as of 2014.

As of August 2011 there were 16 KR-03As registered in the United States with the Federal Aviation Administration and in August 2022 there were 10 KR-03As registered.

Variants
KR-03A
Main production version.

Specifications (KR-03A)

See also

References

External links

1980s Polish sailplanes
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Aircraft first flown in 1985


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Q: Visual Studio windows layout presets I want to be able to store/load Visual Studio layout presets.
I.e. I have a laptop I work at with 1366x768 resolution. When I put it into the dock station I have a 1600x1200 display attached. I want to have a Visual Studio layout preset for each resolution.
I want to be able to switch Visual Studio windows layouts easily. Is there any addin available to fulfill my needs?
See also

Can I save the window layout in Visual Studio 2010?

A: Actually I was able to find the answer here at StackOverflow. The addin name is Perspectives and it can be found in Visual Studio online gallery.

Can I save the window layout in Visual Studio 2010?


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I am used to Acrobat Pro and it is easy to select a diagram - create and copy a snapshot of a diagram or picture - and then paste that diagram into a WORD document as a PDF file. Does PDF Elemnets Pro 6 have the capability?
Our program support to copy and pates any content of the file to other program or file if the file is editable. But I do not understand what " a WORD document as a PDF file " means, can you make it more specific?


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PURPOSE OF COLLECTING INFORMATION – PAAC's primary objectives are to promote the advancement of the public affairs field and facilitate the professional betterment of those working within it. A key means to those ends is fostering interaction and networking among public affairs professionals. Business information is collected from members to facilitate their interaction as well as from non-members who participate in PAAC events. Information collected respecting members is recorded in the password-protected, searchable membership database on the PAAC web-site (www. เข้า บ่อน คา สิ โน www.redroofalbanyhotel.com), which members are actively encouraged to use for networking purposes.
CONSENT TO COLLECTION OF INFORMATION – Standard wording consenting to PAAC's collection and use of information to facilitate networking is used on the membership application form, event and conference registration forms and records compiled in connection with other ongoing or occasional PAAC activities. This wording consents to the distribution of lists of conference or event registrants, including names and organizational affiliations of both members and non-members. To foster networking, registration lists are supplied as a courtesy to event presenters and provided upon request to any member.
CONFIDENTIALITY OF MEMBERSHIP LIST – The PAAC membership list is never shared with, rented by or sold to any person or organization for any purpose. From time to time, PAAC members receive notices of events held by other organizations operating in the public affairs field, e.g., advising that PAAC has negotiated discounted registration fees for another organization's conference or similar event. Such notices are invariably transmitted by PAAC itself, not by the originating organization. Moreover, it is PAAC policy not to accept and distribute commercial solicitations to its own members – though members are themselves free to use their access to the membership database to promote their own services to fellow members.
HANDLING OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION – PAAC currently records financial information, e.g., credit card charge authorizations, used in processing payment of membership dues and event fees, but card numbers, etc., are in due time shredded so that no permanent record of such information is kept on file.
INQUIRIES AND COMPLAINTS – PAAC has established a procedure to receive and respond to inquiries and complaints respecting the association's handling of information about members and other persons. Complaints of inaccuracy, which are solicited in writing, will be investigated promptly and action will be taken to correct any breaches of privacy. If the complainant is not satisfied by the action taken, the complaint will be referred for consideration by the board.


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