Adjusting a product's color as a last step in processing is not uncommon at all -- people in industry do it all the time. It's kind of the nature of the business.
The first step is to first figure out in what way a the color of your product is off. The big guys use computers and sensors for this and have very precise ways of measuring hue. We have to depend on our eyeballs and a good sense of color.
Here is what we do at TKB Trading, but it is not the only way to handle things.
Let's say we make a foundation which has a very simple recipe of: 10 grams titanium dioxide white, 20 grams sericite mica, 4 grams yellow oxide, 1 gram red oxide (this is just for discussion, please don't run out and make this foundation as I have no idea what it will look like).
The "Base" of this recipe is the titanium dioxide and the mica. The "Color" is the yellow and red.
We start by mixing together the base ingredients. Typically, we will mix more than what we need (in this case we'd mix twice the amount, 20 grams of white and 40 grams of mica). We measure out what we need (10 grams of white and 20 of mica) and set the extra aside in a zip lock bag.
Next Steps: we mix together the colors; we add the colors to the base ingredients; we compare the results with the original sample that we are trying to match. To compare, we may use any of the tests which I discussed in the Color Troubleshoot #1 post.
If we determine that the color is, say, too red, then clearly we need to add yellow. But to just add pure yellow oxide directly to the batch we are working on could be a disaster. Pigments are very intense and it is easy to add too much color.
Instead, we take some of the pre-made, set-aside Base and to it we add some yellow. For example, we might take 5 grams of base and add to it 2 grams yellow. The result is kind of a "color corrector" of yellow.
We then add small amounts of this "color corrector" yellow to our batch, little by little, keeping careful notes all the while.
I hope this gives you some ideas for how to make color adjustments on your own. If you come up with suggestions, feel free to share.


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Macarthur FC make Oar their inaugural signing
By Dominic Bossi
January 13, 2020 — 7.00pm
Macarthur FC's inaugural squad is beginning to take shape with the Bulls having completed their first signing, Tommy Oar.
The 28-year-old former Australian international rejected an offer to remain with Central Coast Mariners next season in favour of joining the A-League newcomers. Sources close to the player say he has agreed to personal terms with the Bulls over the weekend and signed a deal to become the first player to join the Campbelltown-based club.
Tommy Oar is set to leave the Mariners for Macarthur next season. Credit:Getty
It appears Macarthur have made a left-sided attacking midfielder one of their top priorities, having previously targeted Sydney FC star Milos Ninkovic who was close to joining the expansion club before signing a two-year contract extension with the Sky Blues.
Oar was touted as one of Australia's most promising talents when he broke into the A-League as a teenager with Brisbane Roar, earning a move to Dutch club FC Utrecht in 2010. He spent five seasons in the Eredivisie, making 117 appearances for Utrecht before moving to English Championship club Ipswich. He had a second stint with the Roar in 2016 for a season before venturing overseas for a year at Cypriot club APOEL and then returned to Australia with the Mariners in 2018.
The winger has previously been a regular for the Socceroos, playing 28 times for Australia and was part of the 2014 World Cup and 2015 Asian Cup squads. However, Oar has struggled with injuries in recent years but has rediscovered his fitness at Central Coast this season, playing in all but one match in this campaign.
Macarthur declined to comment when contacted by the Herald. Central Coast Mariners were also contacted for comment.
Dominic Bossi
Dominic Bossi is a football reporter with The Sydney Morning Herald.

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Last week we launched the first version of our website based on Umbraco 4.5.2 and this week we have just added a bit of extra functionality to the case studies section which enables you to download the case studies as PDF documents.
To do this we used the PDF Creator package by Darren Ferguson, this is actually a wrapper around a product from a company called Ibex, which is where you can download documentation for the mark up required.
The way Darren has made the implementation is really simple for anyone already familiar with the Umbraco CMS. You simple create a new template and call a Usercontrol macro, this then does the magic in the background and passes an XSLT file to the ibex engine.
What you need to be aware of is that you need to learn a new mark up language called XSL-FO this is actually part of the XSL 1.0 specification and is a language used to express print layouts.
As an indication of timescale, from knowing nothing about XSL-FO to the finished product that you can see on the website now has taken me 2 days of learning and just fiddling with the mark up to get the final result.
If anyone is interested I might post some code snippets to show you how some of it is done, I would also be really interested to have some feedback about the PDF layout and what you like and don't like about it.


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Transport - ship - Expanded
Letter to Warren W. Cunningham, NYC in regards to resolving the issue of the future of Helen Keller's care and finances.
Memorandum from M.R. Barnett, NYC to Timothy P. Smith, NYC requesting a check for Helen Keller and Polly Thomson's return voyage from Genoa, Italy for their upcoming trip.
Letter from Helen Keller, Forest Hills, NY to Carolyn Lyon regarding the dedication of Lyon Hall at the Rochester School for the deaf, the health of Anne Sullivan Macy and Polly Thomson, and their trip to France.
Letter from Anne Sullivan Macy, Long Lake, NY to M. C. Migel regarding her and Helen Keller's cruise to the Adirondacks.
Form letter from Helen Keller, Forest Hills, NY advocating for the blind, accompanied by a note from Helen stating she wrote this before a trip.
Materials relating to Helen Keller's trip to Scotland including a press release, press clipping from the New York Sun, and a fundraising card with notes on press appearances.
Letter from Helen Keller, Westport, CT to M. C. Migel regarding the stress her and Polly Thomson are under and requesting a leave of absence to recuperate.
Copy of letter from Helen Keller, Westport, CT to M. C. Migel regarding the stress her and Polly Thomson are under and requesting a leave of absence to recuperate.
Letter from Helen Keller, Westport, CT to M. C. Migel regarding Takeo Iwahashi's visit to the U.S.
Letter from Sarah Burmogin, Secretary, Flatbush Discussion Group, Brooklyn, NY to Helen Keller, Westport, CT in thanks for her efforts for the Rescue Mission Ship.
Constitution for the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Resolution made by the American Rescue Ship Mission and signed by Evelyn Bell and Leona S. Cohen regarding Spanish refugees.
Telegram of support from Yehudi Menuhin for the American Rescue Ship Mission.
List of sponsors for the American Rescue Ship Mission.
List of resignations from the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Mission statement for the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Paragraph on issue the State Department had with the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Statement of overhead for the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Letter from C. Mildred Thompson, Dean, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY to Helen Keller, Westport, CT withdrawing her sponsorship for the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Letter from Theodore E. Norton, Librarian, Lafayette College, Easton, PA to Helen Keller, Westport, CT in thanks for her work with the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Telegram from Helen R. Bryan, Executive Secretary, American Rescue Ship Mission, NYC to Helen Keller, Washington, D.C. regarding the American Rescue Ship Mission and Spanish refugees.
Letter from Helen R. Bryan, Executive Secretary, American Rescue Ship Mission, NYC to Polly Thomson, Westport, CT answering her questions about the Mission.
Telegram from the Borough Park Peace Council, Brooklyn, NY to Helen Keller, Westport, CT sending her orchids in thanks for her support of the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Telegram from Helen R. Bryan to Helen Keller answering her questions about the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Letter from Helen R. Bryan, Executive Secretary, American Rescue Ship Mission, NYC to Dr. Roswell G. Ham, President, Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA answering his inquiries about the Mission.
Letter from Helen R. Bryan, Executive Secretary, American Rescue Ship Mission, NYC to Polly Thomson, Westport, CT enclosing a letter from Rockwell Kent.
Letter from Polly Thomson, Westport, CT to Nella Braddy Henney regarding Laura E. Wiggins and the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Letter from Polly Thomson, Westport, CT to Nella Braddy Henney regarding the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Letter from Polly Thomson regarding a meeting and the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Correspondence between Lenore Smith, Polly Thomson, and John H. Wilson regarding the possibility of the American Rescue Ship Mission being affiliated with Communism.
Letter from Helen R. Bryan, Executive Secretary, American Rescue Ship Mission, NYC to Polly Thomson, Westport, CT regarding future plans for the Mission and the departure of the rescue ship.
Letter from Nella Braddy Henney, Garden City, NY to Polly Thomson regarding Helen Keller's departure from the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Invitation to a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gimbel, Jr. on behalf of the American Rescue Ship Mission, with handwritten notes by Polly Thomson.
Brochure published by the American Rescue Ship Mission about refugees entitled "Set Them Free."
Article about the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Letter from John Haynes Holmes, Minister, The Community Church, NYC to Helen Keller, Westport, CT congratulating her on her departure from the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Letter from Nella Braddy Henney, Garden City, NY to Polly Thomson regarding a response to Mr. Gillmor's letter.
Letter from Miles M. Sherover, NYC to Helen Keller, Westport, CT requesting a copy of the transcript of their conversation about the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Article from the 'New Masses,' featuring an article entitled "A Great Step Forward" about the S.S. Lovcen and the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Letter from Art Young, NYC to Helen Keller, Westport, CT regarding her decision to leave the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Letter from Nella Braddy Henney, NYC to Polly Thomson regarding the American Rescue Ship Mission
Newspaper article entitled "First Lady Disowns Spanish Aid Drive."
Newspaper article entitled "First Lady Too Busy for Spanish Aid Drive."
Memorandum from Mary D. Blankenhorn, NYC to M. R. Barnett, NYC regarding her visit to newspapers to view their material on Helen Keller and her association with the American Rescue Ship Mission.
Newspaper article entitled "Join Rescue Ship Mission--130 Leaders Become Sponsors of Plan to Aid Spanish Refugees."
Newspaper article from the New York Times entitled "First Lady Disowns Spanish Aid Drive."
Note from Polly Thomson to Nella Braddy Henney, accompanied by a newspaper article entitled "Helen Keller Quits Rescue Ship Mission."
Newspaper article from the New York Times entitled "Rescue Ship is Put on British Blacklist--Spanish Mission Gets Another Blow to Refugee Plan."
Newspaper article entitled "Helen Keller Quits Mission--Red Tendencies Had Been Charged to Aid Group."
Newspaper article entitled "Helen Keller Joins Rescue Ship Exodus After Inquiry Into Charge of Red Control," featuring a photograph of Miss Keller.
Newspaper advertisement from the New York Times for the American Rescue Ship Mission asking "How Much Do You Really Care?"
Telegram from Helen Keller and Polly Thomson, NYC to Michael J. Julian, NYC wishing him a safe voyage.
Letter from Milton T. Stauffer, General Secretary, John Milton Society for the Blind, NYC to Helen Keller regarding possible modes of transportation to Japan.
Letter from Milton T. Stauffer, General Secretary, John Milton Society for the Blind, NYC to Helen Keller and Polly Thomson, Sydney, AU regarding Miss Thomson's health and arrangements relating to their visit in Australia.
Page from a letter from Milton T. Stauffer with details on a trip to Australia.
Letter from Milton T. Stauffer, General Secretary, John Milton Society for the Blind, NYC to Helen Keller and Polly Thomson, Sydney, AU regarding transport to and around Japan.
Letter from Winifred Holt, Secretary, NY Assoc. for the Blind, Baltimore, MD to John A. Macy regarding her upcoming trip to Europe and asking to be kept abreast of developments in the Association.
Speech given by Helen Keller, aboard the U.S.A.T. Shanks, in thanks for the assistance and hospitality she received during her visit to Japan.
Letter from Polly Thomson and Helen Keller, Westport, CT to Takeo and Kio Iwahashi about her health and their visit to Japan.
Letter from Hideyuki Iwahashi, Chief Director, Nippon Lighthouse/Welfare Center for the Blind, Osaka, Japan to M. R. Barnett, NYC in thanks for his hospitality and enclosing lists related to Helen Keller and Japan.
Letter from M. R. Barnett, NYC to Hideyuki Iwahashi, Chief Director, Nippon Lighthouse/Welfare Center for the Blind, Osaka, Japan in thanks for his letter and gift of a model ship.
Letter from Michael Anagnos, Quebec, Canada to Helen Keller about his travels through Canada, including Brandford, Toronto, Montreal, and Quebec, as well as seeing the 1000 Islands and rapids while on a steamship ride down the St. Lawrence River.
Letter from Lt. James J. Raby to H. A. Howes, The Volta Bureau, DC regarding Helen Keller's visit to the U.S. Battleship, "Indiana."
Menu from dinner in honor of Helen Keller, Anne Sullivan Macy, and Polly Thompson aboard the S.S. President Roosevelt.
Letter from Captain J. R. Fulton, Commanding Officer, U.S. Naval Hospital, U.S. Naval Base, Bremerton, WA to Ida Hirst-Gifford, NYC in anticipation of Helen Keller's visit and detailing travel arrangements to the hospital.
Correspondence regarding Helen Keller's visit to Honolulu, HI to address the state legislature on sight conservation.
Notes for an "interview with Miss Helen Keller" about her visit to the UK.
Telegram from Takeo Iwahashi, Osaka, Japan to M. C. Migel, NYC suggesting the ship Asama-Maru as Helen Keller's mode of transportation to Japan.
Telegram from M. C. Migel, NYC to Takeo Iwahashi, Osaka, Japan acknowledging receipt of telegram.
Telegram from Robert B. Irwin, NYC to Grace C. Hamman, Director, Honolulu, HI stating that Helen Keller is willing to speak before the HI legislature.
Telegram from Robert B. Irwin, NYC to Grace C. Hamman, Director, Honolulu, HI requesting information for Helen Keller's visit to HI.
Telegram from Takeo Iwahashi, Osaka, Japan to M. C. Migel, NYC wishing him "bon voyage for England."
Certificates for Helen Keller and Polly Thomson for crossing the equator and from the Domain of the Golden Dragon, accompanied by letters from the USAT David C. Shanks in thanks for her visit to the ship.
Press release stating that Helen Keller and Polly Thomson are cancelling the remainder of their world tour due to Miss Thomson's ill health. The tour will be continued by Dr. and Mrs. Wilton T. Stauffer of the John Wilton Society for the Blind, accompanied by a farewell message from Helen Keller to the people of Nippon.
Letter from Lassie H. Meyn, Stellenbosch, South Africa to Helen Keller and Polly Thomson wishing them a safe voyage.
Press release by Mary D. Blankenhorn, NYC regarding Helen Keller's visit to South Africa.
Letter from Julia G. Schirripa, Assistant to District Travel Manager, American Express Company, NYC to Eric T. Boulter, NYC regarding charges from American Export Lines.
Letter from M. R. Barnett to American Export Lines, Inc., NYC regarding tickets for the SS Independence at a discounted rate.
Memorandum from M. R. Barnett, NYC to Timothy P. Smith, NYC requesting a check to the American Express Company, accompanied by the check stub.
Memorandum from Eric T. Boulter to F. A. Ingalls regarding Helen Keller's vacation to Europe.
Letter from Julia G. Schirripa, Assistant to District Travel Manager, American Express Company, NYC to Eric T. Boulter, NYC enclosing several items for Helen Keller's vacation to Europe.
Bill from Julia G. Schirripa, Assistant to District Travel Manager, American Express Company, NYC to Eric T. Boulter, NYC for Helen Keller and Polly Thomson's passage on the SS Independence from Genoa, Italy to NYC.
Letter from Julia G. Schirripa, Assistant to District Travel Manager, American Express Company, NYC to Eric T. Boulter, NYC regarding transportation for Helen Keller to and from the pier.
Memorandum from Eric T. Boulter, NYC to Timothy P. Smith, NYC requesting checks for the Greek Steamship Line and American Express Company.
Memorandum from Eric T. Boulter, NYC to Timothy P. Smith, NYC requesting a check for the Greek Steamship Line.
Note from Eric T. Boulter, NYC to Mr. Upjohn enclosing a check to the Greek Steamship Line, accompanied by the check stub.
Letter from Eric T. Boulter to Polly Thomson with details on their itinerary in Europe.
Letter from Helen Keller to James S. and Marvelle Adams regarding her upcoming visit to Europe.
Letter from Helen Keller, Westport, CT to Marvelle Adams regarding her health and enclosing an itinerary for their upcoming visit to Europe.
Letter from Alfred Allen to Rev. Arthur W. Blaxall, Organising Secretary, The Transvaal Society for the Care of Non-European Blind, Roodepoort, South Africa about travel plans for Helen Keller's visit to South Africa.
Letter from Rev. Arthur W. Blaxall, Organising Secretary, The Transvaal Society for the Care of Non-European Blind, Roodepoort, South Africa to Alfred Allen, NYC about travel plans and finances for Helen Keller's visit to South Africa.
Letter from Alfred Allen to Rev. Arthur W. Blaxall, Organising Secretary, The Transvaal Society for the Care of Non-European Blind, Roodepoort, South Africa about finances and transport for Helen Keller's visit to South Africa.
Letter from Alfred Allen to Rev. Arthur W. Blaxall, Organising Secretary, The Transvaal Society for the Care of Non-European Blind, Roodepoort, South Africa about passports and steamship tickets for Helen Keller's visit to South Africa.
Letter from Rev. Arthur W. Blaxall to Polly Thomsonasking to meet Helen Keller, accompanied by a calling card for Lord Sempill, London, England.
Cross reference page for the ship named for Helen Keller.
Letter from Schuyler Cummings, Commanding Officer of the S.S. President Harding in appreciation of their meeting aboard his ship.
Letter from Polly Thomson and Helen Keller, on board S.S. America sailing from Europe to U.S.A. to Florence and Jo Davidson, France, love and gratitude for their time with the Davidsons, inc. joys of Becheron home; portrait by Davidson of Keller and Thomson; Keller article on touching Tomb of the Medicis; Keller reading "Cry, the Beloved Country" and desire to advocate in South Africa
Letter from Polly Thomson and Helen Keller in Westport, CT to Florence Davidson regarding travel plans in Europe
Telegram from Helen Keller and Polly Thomson, NYC to Florence Davidson, NYC wishing her a good voyage and looking forward to her return
Telegram from Helen Keller, NYC to Margot de Besozzi, Milan, Italy about her visit to Portofino.
Letter from Helen Keller and Polly Thomson to Margot de Besozzi about Lilli Palmer and Rex Harrison, accompanied by donor note.
Letter from Claire and Claude F. Dixon, Rochester, MN to Helen Keller, Westport, CT about their upcoming trip to Europe.
Letter from Claude F. Dixon, Rochester, MN to Helen Keller, Westport, CT about his visit to Europe.
Letter from Helen Keller, Westport, CT to Robert L. Duffus, Westport, CT acknowledging receipt of his book, "Non-scheduled Flight."
Letter from Leah-Louise Duffus, Westport, CT to Miss Dunham acknowledging receipt of photographs.
Photographs of Helen Keller, Polly Thomson, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Duffus aboard the R.M.S. "Queen Elizabeth" in March 1951, accompanied by letters between Miss Keller, Mr. Duffus, and Winifred A. Corbally, a newspaper article from "La Tribuna," by Mr. Duffus entitled "El Milagro de Helen Keller a los 80 Años," and a program for Mr. Duffus' funeral service.
Note from Albert Einstein to Helen Keller, written aboard the S.S. Burgenland.
Correspondence from Cara Fairhaven to Helen Keller about visiting with her while in London and Anne Sullivan Macy's health.
Letter from Henry Ford to Helen Keller asking for her cooperation with a Peace Pilgrimage to help end WWI.
Telegram from Henry Ford to Helen Keller asking for her cooperation with a Peace Pilgrimage to help end WWI.
Draft of letter from Helen Keller to Sir Ian Fraser about her voyage aboard the R.M.S. Pretoria Castle to South Africa.
Letter from Helen Keller to Sir Ian Fraser about her voyage aboard the R.M.S. Pretoria Castle to South Africa.
Letter from Polly Thomson to Amelia Gladu about their sea voyage.
Letter from Helen Keller to David H. Greer in thanks for the boat and about her education.
Letter from Sandra Grummon to M. R. Barnett about bringing Helen Keller and Polly Thomson back to Arcan Ridge.
Letter to Sandra Grummon about Helen Keller and Polly Thomson's arrival at Penn Station.
Letter from Helen Keller, USA to Nancy Hamilton, USA thanking her for gifts; receipt of "Oscar"
Letter from Nancy Hamilton on board R.M.S. Mauritania bound for Greece and Israel to Helen Keller and Polly Thomson, comical mishap of books, fine food, alcohol and braille paper for writing to Keller ruined by smashed alcohol bottles
Letter from Helen Keller to Nella Braddy Henney about her voyage back home.
Letter from Helen Keller to John Hitz about her return voyage to Boston.
Letter from Frazier Hunt to Helen Keller, Polly Thomson, and Anne Sullivan Macy about his voyage back to the U.S.
Telegram from Takeo Iwahashi to Helen Keller about her upcoming visit.
Letter from M. C. Migel to Helen Keller about Takeo and Kio Iwahashi's visit to the U.S.
Letter from M. C. Migel to Helen Keller about Takeo Iwahashi's visit to the U.S.
Letter from Helen Keller to M. C. Migel regarding Takeo Iwahashi's visit to the U.S.
Cross reference page for a newspaper article from the Kennebec Journal about Mrs. Joseph B. Kahill's trip with Helen Keller and Polly Thomson.
Article by MacKinlay Kantor entitled "The Woman Who Could: The Story of a Fateful Meeting," with photographs of Helen Keller and Mr. Kantor.
Letter from Hilda Lilberman to Helen Keller wishing her well in South Africa.
Letter from Helen Keller to Edmund B. Lyon in thanks for his hospitality during their sea voyage.
Letters from William Knight to Anne Sullivan Macy about meeting her and Helen Keller in Boston.
Letter from Helen Keller to Anne Sullivan Macy about her visit in Canada, with note about the ship, 'Queen Mary'.
Letter from Frederick Muller to Polly Thomson acknowledging receipt of letter.
Letter from Helen Keller to M. C. Migel about her sea voyage, accompanied by donor note.
Letter from M. C. Migel to Polly Thomson about passage for their upcoming visit to Newfoundland.
Letter from Helen Keller to M. C. Migel about her sea voyage to England, aboard the S.S. Roosevelt.
Letter from M. C. Migel to Helen Keller, Anne Sullivan Macy, and Polly Thomson wishing them well on their voyage.
Letter from M. C. Migel to Helen Keller, Anne Sullivan Macy, and Polly Thomson about his voyage to France.
Letter from Amelia L. Bond to the Custom House, NYC requesting a pass to meet Helen Keller on the S.S. Roosevelt.
Letter from M. C. Migel to the Custom House, NYC requesting a pass to meet Anne Sullivan Macy on the S.S. Roosevelt.
Letter from Helen Keller to M. C. Migel about her voyage to England aboard the S.S. President Roosevelt.
Letter from M. C. Migel to the Pass Office, Custom House, NYC requesting a pass to meet Helen Keller on the S.S. Roosevelt.
Letter to the Custom House, NYC in thanks for the pass to meet Helen Keller on the S.S. Roosevelt.
Letter from Helen Keller to M. C. Migel about her voyage to Scotland aboard the S.S. President Harding.
Telegram from M. C. Migel to Helen Keller in anticipation of her arrival back in NYC.
Letter from Helen Keller to M. C. Migel about grieving Anne Sullivan Macy.
Telegram from Helen Keller and Polly Thomson to M. C. Migel about safely arriving in England.
Telegram from M. C. Migel to Helen Keller welcoming her home.
Telegram from Helen Keller to M. C. Migel with her departure date from Japan.
Telegram from Helen Keller and Polly Thomson wishing him "bon voyage".
Telegram from M. C. Migel to Helen Keller acknowledging receipt of telegram.
Letter from Barbara Murdock to Helen Keller and Winifred A. Corbally in thanks for the flowers and about her voyage on the 'Italia'.
Letters from Helen Keller and Polly Thomson to Nelson B. Neff about their voyage aboard the R.M.S. "Pretoria Castle".
Letters from Laure Richards to Helen Keller about her father-in-law, Michael Anagnos, and naming a ship after her. Letter from Edward A. Richards to Polly Thomson and Miss Keller about their visit to Latin America.
Correspondence from Helen Keller and Polly Thomson to Stewart Searle about Canada, accompanied by newspaper clipping of "Shipping--Mails".
Letter from Mary L. Kelleher to Evelyn D. Seide about a boat.
Letter from Polly Thomson to Amelia Gladu about her and Helen Keller's travels via ship.
Letter from Polly Thomson to Amelia Gladu about her and Helen Keller's travels on a ship.
Letter from Pollly Thomson telling Amelia Gladu about her arrival in Plymouth, England.
Letter from Polly Thomson to Amelia Gladu of her stay in Kent and Helen Keller's events there.
Letter from Polly Thomson to Amelia Gladu about her and Helen Keller's time in England.
Letter from Emil and Betty Wolf telling Helen Keller that they will soon sail to New York.
Letter from Nancy Hamilton, R.M.S. Mauretania to Nathan W. Levin, NYC regarding requesting funds; details surrounding shooting of film
Article concerning a letter Helen Keller wrote to thank a company that named a ship for her.
Reference sheets for organizations, groups, and objects bearing Helen Keller's name.
Letter and freight bill concerning the bust of Helen Keller shipped from Japan.
Letter to Helen Keller from F. Meyer aboard a steamship discussing recent travels.
Letter to F. Claret thanking him for his compliment and sending a book.
Correspondence between Mr. A. H. Reed and Helen Keller about a ship and The Dunedin Public Library Association.
Draft of letter from Helen Keller to Mr. Upjohn in thanks for the help of the Olympia Ship Company in her recent travels.
Article from the Kennebunk Coast Star - Doris R. Marston recalls meeting Helen Keller and Polly Thomson on the USS Tuna
Photograph of Helen Keller christening a ship. She stands on a dock next to the ship. Anne Sullivan Macy is just visible behind her.; 1918
Photograph of Helen Keller and a young boy on a ship's deck.; 1956
Photograph of Polly Thomson and Helen Keller on a boat deck.
Photograph of Polly Thomson and Helen Keller and a ship's deck.
Photograph of Helen Keller and Polly Thomson standing on a ship's deck.
Photograph of Helen Keller and Captain George Fried on a ship's deck. circa 1928 - 1935?
Photograph of Helen Keller, Polly Thomson and Captain Theodore van Beck? on the deck of the S. S. Roosevelt. 1932 or 1932
Photograph of Polly Thomson, Anne S. Macy, Helen Keller and Theodore van Beck having afternoon tea on the S. S. Roosevelt. 1931 or 1932
Photograph of Helen Keller, Polly Thomson a ship's captain and three others taking tea in a cabin. 1932 - 1933?
Photograph of Helen Keller, Polly Thomson, George Fried? Harry Manning? and an unidentified officer on board a ship's deck. 1932 - 1933?
Photograph of Helen Keller and Captain Theodore van Beck? on the deck of the S. S. Roosevelt. 1932 - 1933?
Memorandum from American Foundation for the Blind to Mrs. Seide identifiying image(s) of Helen Keller's 1934 journey by sea to the United Kingdom.
Photograph of Theodore van Beck, Helen Keller and Polly Thomson on the deck of the S. S. Roosevelt. 1934
Note identifying image of Robert L. Duffus, Editor, New York Times Newspaper 1951
Photograph of Helen Keller, Polly Thomson and Robert L. Duffus in a ship's cabin. 1951
Photograph of Helen Keller, Polly Thomson, Mrs. Duffus and Miss Brockhoff in a ship's cabin. 1951
Photograph of Helen Keller, Polly Thomson and the Commander of the Asama Maru at a dining table.
Photograph of Helen Keller, Polly Thomson and unidientified men (possibly Takeo Iwahashi) on board the Asama Maru in Yokohama, Japan.
Photograph of Helen Keller and Polly Thomson on a boat in Japan.
Photograph of Helen Keller, Polly Thomson, Takeo Iwahashi and others on a boat deck.
Photograph of Helen Keller standing on a ship's deck near the Orkney Islands, Scotland.
Photograph of Katharine Cornell, Helen Keller and others on a boat, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.
Photograph of Katharine Cornell, Helen Keller, Polly Thomson and an unidentified woman on a boat, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.
Photograph album, Memories of Japan, September - October 1948. Published by The Mainichi.


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Sigurd wanted some alone time.
Be careful not to say anything that will upset Jean.
Keep out of Urs's way.
Loukas is being questioned by the police.
I taught French to Leslie three years ago.
Why do you care about Eileen?
Hiroyuki asked Manny when she was planning to go home.
Rogue has done everything he can to help.
We respect Liber a lot.
Has it occurred to you that Lenny might be able to help us solve the problem?
Keith was summoned to appear in court.
Lowell is in danger of repeating his grade.
How did you and Raja become friends?
Does anyone here know Guillermo's phone number?
Why did Keith buy a new car?
Barbara accepted my apology graciously.
Randy doesn't watch TV very much nowadays.
I wonder where Hein and Jesse are.
Nick wanted to get back to Boston.
Amedeo isn't going anywhere this afternoon.
Huey is never going to let you go to Boston with Elijah.
I think the person you're looking for might be Piercarlo.
Jeffie is a decorated war hero.
The volatile old man who lived next to Elliot often yelled at the neighbourhood kids.
Carol drank and drank until he passed out.
Francis doesn't remember doing what everybody says he did.
Liz forgot one important thing.
Jack has been acting odd lately.
Hunter hasn't been to Boston.
Terri is a good seamstress.
Raul and I have worked together for over three years.


Review by Nathan on 1/16/2014.
Thank you for fixing the connections. There is one more that probably should not be there - Trinidad and Placetas.
Review by Moros on 1/3/2014.
Excellent map, 5/5. Aesthetically looking really good, it's the right size, interesting, especially with the Isla de la Juventud. The only thing that could be improved is giving small bonuses shades of the superbonus as colour, but that's all.
Review by RiCardtheDragoon on 1/13/2014.
Love the connection between Granma Province and Isle De La Juventud. Gives quite a bit of elasticity to the map. Saves from being a long grind though the provinces.
Review by okasan on 4/18/2014.
This is a great little map, one v one against the AI. Starting in the Southeast is slightly easier than starting in the Northwest, but it is a very well balanced map, both sides will have equal reinforcement until they meet at the choke point (usually at Niquero). Different strategies are also possible: stalemating at the choke point and inching forwards through the mainland, or bulldozing one's way through the stranglehold. It's possible to win in 19 to 21 moves, but one mishap and it can become quite the drawn-out battle. Many thanks to the creator for this little gem.
Review by dcd on 3/23/2014.
Review by DanWL on 6/3/2014.
Review by Mark The Destroyer on 1/5/2014.
Review by Maggot Brain on 2/16/2014.
Great map. I thought it would be too narrow but it's very well distributed and a lot of fun to play on.
Review by VaporWolf [FROG] on 5/24/2014.
Review by Lord Nunicius on 1/2/2014.
should be able to have more parties!


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Provocative and compelling, After the Celebration captures the key themes and issues in Australian fiction: where we have been and what we have become.
After the Celebration explores Australian fiction from 1989 to 2007, after Australia's bicentenary to the end of the Howard government. In this literary history, Ken Gelder and Paul Salzman combine close attention to Australian novels with a vivid depiction of their contexts: cultural, social, political, historical, national and transnational. From crime fiction to the postmodern colonial novel, from Australian grunge to 'rural apocalypse fiction', from the Asian diasporic novel to the action blockbuster, Gelder and Salzman show how Australian novelists such as Frank Moorhouse, Elizabeth Jolley, Peter Carey, Kim Scott, Steven Carroll, Kate Grenville, Tim Winton, Alexis Wright and many others have used their work to chart our position in the world. The literary controversies over history, identity, feminism and gatekeeping are read against the politics of the day. Provocative and compelling, After the Celebration captures the key themes and issues in Australian fiction: where we have been and what we have become.
Ken Gelder
Ken Gelder is a Professor of English at the University of Melbourne. His books include Uncanny Australia: Sacredness and Identity in a Postcolonial Nation (1998, with Jane M Jacobs), Popular Fiction: The Logics and Practices of a Literary Field (2004), Subcultures: Cultural Histories and Social Practice (2007) and After the Celebration: Australian Fiction 1989–2007 (2009, with Paul Salzman).
Paul Salzman
Paul Salzman is a Reader in English Literature at La Trobe University. He has published widely in the areas of early modern literature and Australian literature, including books on Elizabeth Jolley, the writing of 1621 and early modern women's writing.
The Anthology Of Colonial Australian Romance FictionKen Gelder, Rachael Weaver
The Anthology Of Colonial Australian Adventure FictionKen Gelder, Rachael Weaver
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A. A. Bobnev, Steady low-frequency oscillations in electromagnetic polytropic star. 1. Differential rotation of the Sun, Vol. 33, No. 3, 316-355, 1997; English translation: Steady low-frequency oscillations in an electromagnetic polytropic star. 1. Differential rotation of the Sun, Magnetohydrodynamics, Vol. 33, No. 3, 265-298, 1997 [Abstract] [PDF] [PDF]
A. A. Bobnev, Theory of the differential rotation of a non-specific polytropic star, Vol. 30, No. 2, 136-143, 1994; English translation: Magnetohydrodynamics, Vol. 30, No. 2, 112-118, 1994 [Abstract] [PDF] [PDF]
A. A. Bobnev, Differential rotation of a nonspherical polytropic star, Vol. 27, No. 4, 3-10, 1991; English translation: Magnetohydrodynamics, Vol. 27, No. 4, 361-367, 1991 [Abstract] [PDF] [PDF]
A. A. Bobnev, The different rotation of a spherical polytropic star, Vol. 26, No. 4, 3-9, 1990; English translation: Magnetohydrodynamics, Vol. 26, No. 4, 399-404, 1990 [PDF] [PDF]
A. A. Bobnev, A spherical vortex in an ideal and in an ideally conducting fluid, Vol. 24, No. 4, 10-16, 1988; English translation: Magnetohydrodynamics, Vol. 24, No. 4, 400-406, 1988 [PDF] [PDF]


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Q: Align views in a relative layout to the bottom of the screen I am trying to align a text area with username and phone along with a button to the bottom of the screen by adding margin-top on id with
android:id="@+id/textView1"

attribute but no effect as shown in the following snippet
 <RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
   >

    <ImageView
        android:id="@+id/imageView1"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_below="@+id/textView2"
        android:layout_centerHorizontal="true"
        android:src="@drawable/ic_launcher"
         />

    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/textView1"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_alignLeft="@+id/phone"
        android:layout_centerVertical="true"
        android:text="Username"
         />

    <EditText
        android:id="@+id/username"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_alignLeft="@+id/textView1"
        android:layout_below="@+id/textView1"
        android:ems="10" />

    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/TextView01"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_alignLeft="@+id/username"
        android:layout_below="@+id/username"
        android:text="Phone No" />

    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/textView2"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_centerHorizontal="true"
        android:layout_alignParentTop="true"
        android:layout_marginTop="16dp"
        android:gravity="center"
        android:text=" User Registration"
        android:textAppearance="?android:attr/textAppearanceLarge"
        android:textStyle="bold" />

    <EditText
        android:id="@+id/phone"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_below="@+id/TextView01"
        android:layout_centerHorizontal="true"
        android:ems="10"/>

    <Button
        android:id="@+id/register"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_alignRight="@+id/phone"
        android:layout_below="@+id/phone"
        android:text="Register" />

</RelativeLayout>

The screen below shows the output

I want from the username textview down to the register button to be align to the bottom of the screen. I have tried adding margin but did not work

A: Did you try to use a relative layout.
If you have a relative layout that fills the whole screen you should be able to use android:layout_alignParentBottom to move the button to the bottom of the screen.

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Jordyn, from St. Louis, MO, earned her BFA in Musical Theatre from Western Illinois University and earned her MA in Arts and Entertainment Management from Lindenwood University. Fiercely motivated, Jordyn finished graduate school, performed at various theatres around St. Louis, and founded, owns, and operates Forever A Princess – her own birthday party entertainment business! Jordyn is a PFCT veteran, having toured with us in productions of Beauty and the Beast, Peter Pan, Robin Hood, Alladin, The Wizard of Oz, and Sleeping Beauty. We're sure Jordyn will be enchantingly evil as the Wicked Witch of the West in PFCT's The Wizard of Oz!
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Originally from Annapolis, Maryland, Bryan earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Alfred University in New York where he worked with The Children's Learning Initiative. Before coming to PFCT, he worked with Merry Go Round Theatre and Fairbanks Shakespeare Theatre. He has toured multiple PFCT shows including Tom Sawyer, Alladin, Cinderella, Robin Hood, Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast, Snow White, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Peter Pan, Pinocchio, and Alice in Wonderland. Bryan is also the Technical Director here at PFCT! This summer he will stumble into a new role as the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz!
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The real Americans who fight wars admire their Russian counterparts and what they have done in Syria, Marine combat veteran Gordon Duff notes, adding that this story, however, remains neglected by the Western media.
Russia's military capabilities demonstrated during its air campaign in Syria caught International observers and military analysts by surprise.
"What we saw in Syria was Russia set up a forward command in days at a small airstrip, move in 4 dozen aircraft, invite media to watch the whole thing, and begin combat operations with an air force that hadn't flown against an enemy in over 25 years," Gordon Duff, a Marine combat veteran of the Vietnam War and the chairman of the board of Veterans Today, writes in his article for the New Eastern Outlook.
"We watched planes that cost nothing wipe out targets America had missed or overlooked or that, according to American pilots, they weren't allowed to hit," he points out.
In mid-March, summing up the results of the Russo-Syrian joint military operation, President Vladimir Putin praised the Russian Aerospace Forces for their professionalism.
"It was the strategic and tactical aviation that carried out the most difficult and dangerous tasks, and military pilots have performed them perfectly," President Putin said during an awards ceremony in Moscow on March 17.
"Of course, we will continue to support the legitimate Syrian government. It will be financial aid, arms supplies, military training… It will be intelligence support, aid in the planning of operations, as well as direct support — the use of the Russian Aerospace Forces," the Russian President added.
Indeed, only ten days later, the Syrian Arab Army liberated the historic city of Palmyra — a UNESCO World Heritage site — from Daesh with the assistance of the Russian Air Forces.
Predictably, Moscow's successful operation in Syria has attracted a lot of interest from Russia's potential arms customers.
A number of Middle Eastern states have recently expressed their willingness to purchase the Russian Su-34 fighter-bomber, according to Sergei Goreslavsky, a Deputy Director General of the Russian state-run arms exporter Rosoboronexport.
"You see, despite good planes, even great planes, and we aren't talking about the F-35, the 'flying garbage truck,' America's corrupt military industrial complex uses the Air Force as a scam for bankrupting the US," Duff notes in his article, commenting on the Pentagon's failure to wipe terrorists out in Syria and Iraq.
"The 400,000 man US Air Force, including reserve and National Guard units, with over 3000 'ready' combat aircraft, can still only run on average 8 sorties a day against ISIS [Daesh] yet ask the American people to pay $800 billion to do it," he writes.
The professionalism of the Russian pilots deserves high praise, Duff underscores. Although the Western media is trying to downplay Russia's achievements, "the real Americans who fight wars" admire the Russian Aerospace Forces for what they have done in Syria.
"American pilots wish they had been given the hot targets Russia destroyed instead of being forced to drop payloads of bombs on abandoned villages north of the Jordanian border as a Russian command report outlined in November 2015," the combat veteran stresses.
In addition, the Russian Air Force clearly demonstrated that should it be challenged by someone's military adventurism, it can counter the threat with great effectiveness, Duff remarks.
"Having proven this, Russia may actually save the world from a war both Russia and America don't want, something the settlement in Syria, a tremendous success of cooperation, has proven," the Marine combat veteran concludes.


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            Henry Heath

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Henry Heath

I am a software engineer at Onfido, a tech startup that uses machine learning to perform remote identity verification. I work on our software development kits and web API. Our Web SDK is open source on GitHub.

Outside of work I enjoy working on my own projects which include building websites and using computers to do anything from solving maths problems to locating second hand cars. I also referee rugby matches most weekends.

Work

Metaswitch Networks

I developed tools to test high performance telecoms software. I enjoyed testing the natural disaster scenarios where a damaged network had to cope with millions of calls an hour and prioritise emergency calls.

My team won the company Hackathon for a hack that applied machine learning algorithms to our internal bug tracking and customer issue database. We successfully predicted the cause new issues to help find quick resolutions.

Community

I am an active member of the software community. I attend meet ups such as Many to Many, I help maintain a handful of open source projects, and I get to write open source software as part of my job, which is great.

At work I run a group evangelising the use of Python best practices and I lead a class teaching Ruby to non-technical colleagues.

The Student White Tie Company

Whilst at University I co-founded a business hiring out White Tie to students for summer balls. The company's first website was my first attempt at web development, using only the Codecademy courses on HTML and CSS. Luckily it has a new website now.

The business is successful, making a profit of over £2000 a year and is still being run by students at Oxford.

Web Design

I design and build websites in my spare time. Since the Student White Tie website I have created a website for a practising psychotherapist, the Harvard LGBTQ conference, and a proof of concept for a funerals start up.

 I have worked with frameworks in Python, Ruby, and Javascript.

Interests

Projects

I enjoy the Project Euler programming problems and I am working on a Python package that solves them.

I am also working on a web app that locates second hand cars listed on AutoTrader using trilateration.

These projects and others can be seen on GitHub.

Sport

I played rugby for New College Oxford, Teddington RFC and Hampstead RFC. I have also represented Oxfordshire at U20 and Oxford University at U21 level.

After a bad knee injury I stopped playing, but I now enjoy refereeing for the London Referee Society.

My next favourite sport is cycling - I have climbed Mont Ventoux and hope to take on Alpe d'Huez soon. However at present I make do with laps of Regent's Park.

Education

Weather and Climate Models

I studied Physics at New College for four years. I particularly enjoyed writing code to model dynamic systems such as the double pendulum. As a result I chose to do my master's project modelling climate and weather systems.

Together with my supervisor Peter Duben, I worked on improving the efficiency of weather and climate models. We reduced the number of bits used to represent floating point numbers and measured the precision and accuracy of the resulting forecasts. My results indicated that more than halving the number of bits in the mantissa has little effect on the reliability of forecasts and therefore there is huge potential to lower the computational cost of forecasts.

Gibbs Prize for Public Speaking

I won an Oxford speaking competition for a talk I gave on "The Physics of Bicycles". I tried to answer two questions: why bicycles stay up when you cycle with no hands, and why cyclists in the Tour de France do not pedal when descending.

The answer to the first question is complicated, seemingly obvious answers such as gyroscopic effects have been discredited. Indeed David E. H. Jones constructed and rode with no hands a bicycle with counter spinning wheels to cancel out any gyroscopic effects.

Top cyclists achieve such high speeds when descending that it is more efficient to tuck their body and legs in to reduce drag than it is to pedal as can be seen here.

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VETERANS | The AFL Outer East is pleased to announce the inclusion of the Narre Warren Football Netball Club to our Veterans Competition, crossing over from the Victorian Metro SuperRules League. This makes the AFL Outer East Veterans competition a five team league with the Magpies joining Marysville, Healesville, Gembrook-Cockatoo and Mount Evelyn.
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My name is Laura Yammouni and I am a physiotherapist who is passionate about helping women to experience a fit and healthy pregnancy, birth and recovery.
To often I see women suffering with pregnancy related aches and pains, inability to return to exercise without leaking and fatigue.
My vision is to see all women receive the right advice and treatment in order to reduce their risk of developing these conditions or know how to manage and treat them should they occur. For this reason I have not only created a pregnancy education series but I have dedicated my career to helping women during this very important stage of their lives.


I was inspired by Martha for the "on your knees" sun salutations. This is a very easy Yang followed by Yin yoga class, for everyone. you'll probably need a blanket or something to pad your knees since we are standing on them for a bit.
This is an easy meditation, focusing on the spine, while in- and exhaling on Marcel's count. After a while we will hold the breath for a short moment. This is what we call Kumbhaka; breath retention. Enjoy!
This class focuses on aal the muscles groups around the hips and thigh, which can be very effective in harmonising the flow of energy in the whole body. There can be a huge build up of tension in these areas, and these long stretches revive the whole area.


Folio. pp. [xxxii], xxxiv, 676, , [ii], 100, [xvi]. Slightly later blind-stamped sprinkled calf, rebacked. Ink library stamp of Repton School on title. Nineteenth-century armorial bookplates to front pastedown (L.A. Burd, schoolmaster, and another, motto 'Avancez').
The first Valesius edition was edited by Henri de Valois and published in 1636. This edition was published by Henri's brother Adrien, and incorporates new material, the posthumous notes of Henri and the notes of Lindenbrogius. Ammianus was the last great historian writing in Latin, though born in Greek-speaking Antioch in Syria. A pagan army officer, who served under Julian in Persia, the surviving books of Ammianus' history are particularly valuable for his military and political insights into his own times: the reorganisation of the empire under Diocletian; the rise of Christianity under Constantine; the apostacy of Julian; the cataclysmic defeat at Adrianople.


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City endure a 'nearly' afternoon against the Toon; one that is best forgotten and consigned swiftly to the annals of history
13th January 2013 By Gary Gowers 1 Comment
Credit where it's due… the Match of the Day production team excelled themselves in finding five minutes worth of highlights from yesterday's war of attrition. No complaints either that, despite there being two other goalless draws yesterday, City's game was in the 'and finally' slot.
There were a few positives – the obvious one being the clean sheet – and it was important that we ended the four-game run of defeats; but to quote the BBC's commentator, 'it was not one that will last long in the memory'.
And he wasn't kidding…
Thanks to the ten-game unbeaten run we still find ourselves in a fairly comfortable mid-table position, even if the heady days of us being equidistant between a European slot and the relegation zone appear long gone.
What is obvious is that we're currently in dire need of a win – and in terms of winnable games, they don't come much better than Newcastle at home; particularly when the Toon are in the midst of an indifferent run and an injury crisis.
For those of us who have played the game – however local and amateur those playing days may have been – we've all had afternoons where little goes right for you personally and for the team as a whole. The type of day when the harder you try to put things right, the worse they get. I'm sure I had more days like that than most.
City had one of those yesterday.
The tone was set from minute one, when Sebastien Bassong – the rock upon which our defensive improvements have been based – attempted to allow that hopeful long-ball to run out harmlessly for a goal-kick. Luckily for City it fell to the equally harmless Gabriel Obertan, whose cross was comfortably collected by Mark Bunn.
Just imagine the wrath of the River-End (new website opportunity?) if the now-departed Demba Ba or an in-form Papiss Cisse had been afforded that same opportunity. Things could have been so much worse.
As it happened it took Bassong a good 20 minutes to get that early shocker out of his system, but overcome it he did and the City defence went on to have arguably – Peterborough aside – its quietest afternoon of the season. Michael Turner – who despite signing in the summer, didn't begin his Canary career until October – turned in another faultless performance
Calm, composed and always in the right place, Turner has provided a perfect example of how to win over a home crowd; the same crowd that, a few months ago, were calling for a premature end to his fledgling City career.
I'm happy to assume that the sponsors' decision to award Man of the Match to Wes Hoolahan was taken off the back of an enjoyable afternoon's hospitality. Wes has had, and will continue to have, many fantastic days in the yellow shirt.
Yesterday wasn't one of them.
For what it's worth, Turner would have got my vote, closely followed by the assured Javier Garrido.
As an attacking force City had a 'nearly' afternoon. All too often the final pass lacked finesse and precision and we had to wait until the last fifteen minutes for two glimpses of quality that provided our two best opportunities.
Robert Snodgrass' final contribution of the match was a lung-bursting run which, after cutting inside, ended with that precision pass to Anthony Pilkington. Like Chris Hughton and 25,000 others, I fully expected – once Pilkington's 'Cruyff' turn had worked the ball on to his right foot – to see the net bulge. Unfortunately, Tim Krul decided that was the moment to prove to us all why he's seen off the challenge of one Fraser Forster, with a fine save.
The only other piece of real attacking quality came courtesy of Elliott Bennett, when his 90th minute far post cross picked out Grant Holt in full-flight and at full-stretch. Alas on this occasion there were to be no late heroics, and we collectively agonised as Pilkington was just too advanced to steer Holt's header goalwards.
Like I said… a 'nearly' afternoon.
It's been said many times; the Premier League is an unforgiving environment, and afternoons of the nearly kind rarely produce three points; the Championship, yes… but not when you're playing with the big boys.
So… a disappointing one; a little reminiscent of those two early season draws against QPR and West Ham. Probably best to consign it to history and move on, just as our friend from the Beeb suggested.
But let's not get too carried-away, things could be much worse… much worse.
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Give Bennett a go and switch Snods to the left for one game…Elliott looks like he really, really wants the opportunity right now. Can't hurt Pilks knowing there's someone pushing him.


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EuCAP Best paper & Best student Paper Awards
The EuCAP Best Paper Awards have been created to contribute to the recognition of scientific quality of research and engineering in four thematic domains (Measurement/Propagation/Electromagnetism and Antenna Theory/Antenna Design and Applications) whereas Best Student Paper Awards are not related to a specific thematic domain.
The EurAAP Awards have been created to recognise the contribution of an individual person to:
Advances in Antennas or Propagation
Education in the fields of Antennas or Propagation
Coordination of research & networking activities in the fields of Antennas or Propagation in Europe or in relation with European actors
Starting in 2015, two Awards were established: the EurAAP Antenna Award and the EurAAP Propagation Award.
Next Nomination deadline 15th February 2019
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EurAAP Leopold B. Felsen Award
The "Leopold B. Felsen Award for Excellence in Electrodynamics" (henceforth "the Award") was originally established jointly by the University of Siena and the University of Sannio, funded through a donation from Michael and Judy Felsen in fulfilment of the last wishes of their father, Professor Leo Felsen (1924-2005). Since from 2015, the Award is established by the European Association on Antennas and Propagation (EurAAP).
The main purpose of the EurAAP Felsen Award is to keep alive Prof. Felsen's memory and scientific legacy, as well as to foster academic excellence in the electromagnetics community, by giving recognition to outstanding fundamental contributions from early stage researchers in electrodynamics.
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EurAAP Per-Simon Kildal Award
The "EurAAP Per-Simon Kildal Award for best PhD in Antennas & Propagation" (henceforth "the Award") has been created through a donation from Cécile Schilliger, Madeleine Schilliger Kildal and Susanne Schilliger Kildal, in memory of their husband and father, Professor Per-Simon Kildal (1951-2016). Since 2018, the Award is established by the European Association on Antennas and Propagation (EurAAP).
The main purpose of the EurAAP Kildal Award is to keep alive Prof. Kildal's legacy, as well as to foster the work of young researchers in the fields of Antennas and Propagation. This award recognizes an outstanding dissertation by an individual who has earned a doctoral degree. The dissertation can be in any discipline in the field of antennas and propagation.
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From the vantage point of his vegetable stall near Cairo's Tahrir Square, Medhat Fares has watched Egypt's tumultuous recent history play out.
The 55 year-old sold sugary tea to demonstrators as they camped out to demand the fall of the Mubarak regime. He looked up at the helicopters flying overhead as the military toppled Mohamad Morsi in a 2013 coup.


In May 2007 AIE was awarded a contract for the manufacture of several jet components for C.W.F Hamilton and Co. Ltd. We were awarded the contract due to our price competitiveness, ability to deliver on time, and our quality and control standards which comply with the ISO 9000 standards.
The materials used in some of the components meant increased complexity when fabricating and machining. Customised jigs were required for some of the more complicated manufacturing processes to comply with specifications.
To meet the requirements of C.W.F Hamilton and Co. Ltd and also the AIE quality standards, extreme precision and accuracy was required in the areas of heavy fabrication and machining of the jet components.
The collaboration of operations between our fabrication shop and large machining shop was critical in order for the jet components to meet the given tolerances and specifications of C.W.F Hamilton and Co. Ltd. Due to this organisational collaboration we are able to successfully meet our customer's requirements.


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Replacing Values in a Frame
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This example shows how to replace numeric values in a frame of data. Note that it is currently not possible to replace categorical value in a column.

.. example-code::
   .. code-block:: r

    library(h2o)
    h2o.init()

    # Upload the iris dataset
    path <- "http://h2o-public-test-data.s3.amazonaws.com/smalldata/iris/iris_wheader.csv"
    df <- h2o.importFile(path)

    # Replace a single numerical datum. Note that columns and rows start at 1,
    # so in the example below, the value in the 14th row and 2nd column will be set to 2.0.
    df[14,2] <- 2.0

    # Replace a whole column. The example below multiplies all values in the second column by 3.
    df[,1] <- 3*df[,1]

    # Replace by row mask. The example below searches for value less than 4.4 in the
    # sepal_len column and replaces those values with 4.6.
    df[df[,"sepal_len"] <- 4.4, "sepal_len"] <- 4.6

    # Replace using ifelse. Similar to the previous example,
    # this replaces values less than 4.6 with 4.6.
    df[,"sepal_len"] <- h2o.ifelse(df[,"sepal_len"] < 4.4, 4.6, df[,"sepal_len"])

    # Replace missing values with 0
    df[is.na(df[,"sepal_len"]), "sepal_len"] <- 0

    # Alternative with ifelse
    df[,"sepal_len"] <- h2o.ifelse(is.na(df[,"sepal_len"]), 0, df[,"sepal_len"])

   .. code-block:: python

    import h2o
    h2o.init()
    path = "http://h2o-public-test-data.s3.amazonaws.com/smalldata/iris/iris_wheader.csv"
    df = h2o.import_file(path=path)

    # Replace a single numerical datum. Note that columns and rows start at 0.
    # so in the example below, the value in the 15th row and 3rd column will be set to 2.0.
    df[14,2] = 2.0

    # Replace a whole column. The example below multiplies all values in the first column by 3.
    df[0] = 3*df[0]

    # Replace by row mask. The example below searches for value less than 4.6 in the
    # sepal_len column and replaces those values with 4.6.
    df[df["sepal_len"] < 4.6, "sepal_len"] = 4.6

    # Replace using ifelse. Similar to the previous example, this replaces values less than 4.6 with 4.6.
    df["sepal_len"] = (df["sepal_len"] < 4.6).ifelse(4.6, df["sepal_len"])

    # Replace missing values with 0.
    df[df["sepal_len"].isna(), "sepal_len"] = 0

    # Alternative with ifelse. Note the parantheses.
    df["sepal_len"] = (df["sepal_len"].isna()).ifelse(0, df["sepal_len"])


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Parliament to review ZOSO Act, says PM
BY ANTHONY LEWIS
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MOUNT SALEM, St James — The Law Reform (Zones of Special Operations) (Special Security and Community Development Measures) Act is to be reviewed by Parliament in an effort to make it more functional and deployable, Prime Minister Andrew Holness said yesterday.
Additionally, Holness said the measure, which is aimed at curbing crime through security force occupation of vulnerable communities and preserving human rights during the period of occupation, is to undergo a study that will hopefully result in it becoming a model for other countries.
The prime minister made the announcements at a ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a new $45-million police station in Mount Salem, St James which, in September 2017, was the first of four communities to be placed under zones of special operation (ZOSO).
"We're going to do a study, a technical and academic study, on how the strategy of the zones of special operation have worked, and indeed to have it become a template that can be used not just in Jamaica but other countries that face the same social issues," Holness said.
"So, we're looking to have a professor from The University of the West Indies take a very serious study of how it has worked over these past three years. With the support of the European Union, plus the budgetary support of the Government of Jamaica, we will look to expand the number of communities that are under the zone of special operations," added Holness.
In addition to Mount Salem, ZOSOs have been declared in Denham Town in western Kingston, which came into operation October 2017; Greenwich Town in south western St Andrew, which followed on July 1, 2020; and August Town, eastern St Andrew, which has been operating since July 2020.
Yesterday, Holness noted that while three of the four are doing well, Denham Town is a challenge.
"Since we have put in place the zone of special operation, in August, certainly as it relates to murders and crimes, those are gone all the way down. In terms of the citizens' development interventions, those are in training. In the Greenwich Farm area where we have another zone of special operations...again, the reports in terms of crime have gone right down. Where we do have a problem is in Denham Town, and the challenge is not necessarily where this one is located, because within the zone I think generally there is control. I think the strategy has to be how do we expand this to take into account areas that are problematic, and so we are reviewing it," he said.
Police Commissioner Major General Antony Anderson argued that before the implementation of a ZOSO in Mount Salem, in that year there were 12 homicides and one shooting. Since then, only two have taken place over the three-year period.


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London & Belfast, August 2nd , 2011 – The Parliamentary & Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO) has partnered with Kainos's ECM division to oversee and manage the delivery of its corporate Electronic Document & Records Management solution.
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The contract to automate the PHSOs vast electronic document repository was awarded to Kainos, following a competitive tender, last year and is estimated to be valued in the region of a quarter of a million pounds.
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Q: How to "bypass" encapsulation? The usual example with a unit.
class Unit {
    private:
        int health;
    public:
        Unit(int health);
        virtual ~Unit();
    protected:
        virtual void setHealth(int newHealth);
}

next, make heir
class Healer : public Unit {
    public:
        Healer(int health);
        virtual void healing(Unit* other);
};

In the implementation of healing
void Healer::healing(Unit* other) {
    other->setHealth(100);
}

encapsulation does not allow doing so other-> setHealth (100);

'setHealth' is a protected member of 'Unit' other->setHealth(newHealth);
can only access this member on an object of type 'Healer' virtual void
  setHealth(int newHealth);

In this case, you can call this method for "this".
P.S.: public method setHealth - do not offer. method healing for class Unit - do not offer.

A: As mentioned by @EekTheCat, you could use a friend.
Alternatively, you could add a function to receive health.  You currently have a public function for setting health.  You can just as easily add a public function for receiving health:
class Unit {
    private:
        int health;
    public:
        Unit(int health);
        virtual ~Unit();
    protected:
        virtual void setHealth(int newHealth);
        void acceptHealth();
}

void Unit::acceptHealth() {
    health += 100;
}

You could create a new child class called the patient and implement the accept health as a virtual function of Unit, implemented by the patient class.
Your code is not complicated (thank you for keeping it minimal), but you could add tokens and security to pass around to ensure that health points are properly conserved according to rules that could be enforced in your virtual reality.


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In 1865 Cornell University was designated the land-grant institution for the state of New York. Since that date the subject of ornithology has been a major concern of librarians building the book and journal collections in support of the university's agricultural and biological sciences programs.
The result of that concern is a research collection of 19th- and 20th-century ornithological literature as comprehensive as any in the nation. It is strongest in English-language materials but worldwide in scope. The bulk of this collection, some 10,000 volumes, is housed, maintained, and supplemented daily by the Albert R. Mann Library.
Over the past century the emphasis of study at Cornell has shifted as ornithology has developed into a recognized science. Prior to, and early in, the 20th century, interest was strongest in the economic effects of birds on agriculture, in birds as objects of nature study and as decorative motifs, and in the development of bird classification systems. Increasingly in the 20th century, birds have played a leading role in studies in evolutionary biology, animal behavior, biogeography, systematics, speciation, physiology, migration, ecology, and conservation. The literature of ornithology chronicles the change.
Because of the size and inclusiveness of the Mann Library ornithology collection, no attempt is made to list specific titles in this guide. All catalog records appear in the national library databases (RLIN & OCLC) as well as in the Cornell University Library Online Catalog. Monograph titles appear with complete bibliographic records. Serials and monograph series titles that are currently received are in the database with summary holdings. Any issue of a serial or monograph in a series that has been analyzed (that is, a separate catalog record has been made for the individual serial issue or number in the series) has also been entered in the databases.


Accra, Aug. 26, GNA - The Ghana Environmental Journalists Association (GEJA) has commended Government and its development partners for reviving the erstwhile Ghana Diamond Company which was closed down in 2007.
The Vice President, Mr John Dramani Mahama on Tuesday, August 23, 2011, launched a Ghanaian owned company, the Great Consolidated Diamond Ghana Limited (GCDGL), which was to take over the mining of Diamond at Akwatia and surrounding communities in the Eastern region.
A statement issued and signed by Mrs. Hannah Awadzi, President of GEJA, said the association understood that the Company intended to establish an integrated diamond mining and processing industry which was to bring on board a management team and consultants with in-depth expertise, knowledge and skills in business, finance and community development.
It noted that the Company was to invest about 100 million US Dollars in a five-year multi-phase programme to provide jobs for 2,000 workers and ultimately 50,000 people.
The statement said while expressing joy over this new development, residents of beneficiary communities should be cautioned not to engage in illegal mining of Diamonds, an activity that could cause serious degradation to the environment.
"Not long ago, hundreds of residents in some parts of the Eastern Region suffered from floods, mainly because of the damage caused to the environment by "Galamsey" operations, it added.
Efforts have also been made by traditional leaders, government officials and other Non-Governmental Organizations to see an end to this illegal mining phenomenon but to no avail.
It said the association doubted that the good intentions of establishing this new company which was to mine Diamond and provide Jobs for the unemployed could be jeopardized if residents continue to adopt bad practices in mining the Diamond, which could destroy the environment.
It called on Government not to hesitate to arrest and prosecute any individual who engaged in "Galamsey" operations in the communities, since that would send a strong signal to all that the activity was frowned upon by the laws of the country.
It asked management of the company not to renege on its promises to support efforts to alleviate poverty and improve the standard of living of the people by employing the youth of the area and investing in developing the communities.
It urged operators of the company to engage in lawful mining practices and be mindful of activities that could endanger the environment.