There are many good reasons to visit Andalucia and today I'll be discussing a few of them on Newstalk with Ivan Yates. The Irish love Spain with record numbers visiting in 2017 – reaching 2 million for the very first time. Today I'm looking at new things to do in the ever popular Andalucia, home to the Costa Del Sol and many favourite resorts, but I'll also suggest some novel travel ideas in some of the lesser know provences.
Andalusia is the meeting point of two continents, Africa and Europe, as well as the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea.
It is located at the south of the Iberian Peninsula and is the southernmost point of Europe. Its northern frontier is marked by the Sierra Morena Mountains, which separate the Castilian plain to the north and the Guadalquivir River basin to the south. To the west, the Guadiana River separates Andalusia from Portugal in the province of Huelva..
The region's network of main roads and motorways now covers more than 24,000 km.
The rail network also has two high-speed lines: Seville-Cordoba-Madrid, which has been running since 1992, and the recently inaugurated Malaga-Cordoba-Madrid line.
Air traffic in Andalusia has modern, large airports, offering an array of flights to and from the main Spanish and European cities along with many destinations around the world.
Andalusia's strategic position at the meeting point of Atlantic and Mediterranean make its ports, especially Algeciras, major hubs for international maritime traffic.
Other ports such as Huelva, Cadiz, Malaga and Almería are the base for major transport services, while the Andalusian coast is also home to thirty-seven marinas; Seville also has various river ports. They are all responsible for generating a great deal of commercial and tourism activity.
Flamenco, in its strictest sense, is an art-form based on the various folkloric music traditions of Southern Spain in the autonomous communities of Andalucia. In a wider sense, it refers to these musical traditions and more modern musical styles which have themselves been deeply influenced by and become blurred with the development of flamenco over the past two centuries. It includes cante (singing), toque(guitar playing), baile (dance), jaleo(vocalizations), palmas (handclapping) and pitos (finger snapping. In 2010 UNESCO declared Falemenco one of the masters of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity.
Sherry is a fortified wine made from white grapes that are grown near the city of Jerez de la Frontera. Sherry is produced in a variety of styles made primarily from the Palomina grape.
The Jerez Horse Fair (Feria de Caballo) which is traditionally the first week in May is an exciting and lively event that brings the entire city to the Gonzalo Hontoria Fairgrounds, which cover 52,000 square metres, giving ample space for the finest horses of Jerez as synonymous with the city as sherry and flamenco, to show off their moves to the crowds who flock to the two hundred or so casetas which, unlike Seville's, are mainly open to the public, and other attractions.
There are 265 reasons to love Cadiz, with festivals running all year round. You can sit back and rest for the other 100 days of the year.
Cadiz is one of the oldest cities dating back 3,000 years. It is best known for its small villages dotted along the coast, Jerez the home to sherry and special horses trained to the highest standard of skill. Vejer de la Frontera has been listed in the top ten of most beautiful villages in all of Spain. Tarifa on the south is a mecca for wind and kite surfing with strong winds from the Atlantic that turn into the Mediterranean around the corner. The Moto GP track hosts an annual event in the calendar and Algodonalas is the perfect spot for adrenaline junkies who like to para-glide. The Jerez Horse Fair consists of joy, fun and purebred animals. The nobility of the horses you can see during the event has made it internationally famous. Of ancient origins (1284), it was originally a livestock market. Over the years it evolved into today's conglomerate of festivities. Among the different events, mention should be made of the equestrian contests and competitions, and of the marquees set up in González de Hontoria park, adorning its avenues and paths with flowers and garlands over the course of the fair.
Several castles and monasteries have been converted into unique boutique hotels and 26% of the land has a special protection order on it.
This striking hotel is wonderfully located in the historical centre of Cádiz, close to the best shopping and historical areas of the capital. It is situated just 5 minutes from the train station and 40 km from Jerez airport. This establishment provides guests with a wide array of facilities such as WiFi access throughout the premises, perfect for those who want to stay connected. The spacious rooms have an en suite bathroom with hairdryer, soundproof windows and necessary amenities to allow guests to feel at home. A gym and an outdoor pool with magnificent views of Cadiz are also available to guests.
This province is at the most south western coast of Spain. It's the place where Christopher Colmbus began his conquest of America and in the town of La Rabida stand three replica ships of the Santa Maria, the Pinta and the Nina.
It's also home to Jabugo Ham which is reputed to be the best in Spain. Wild pigs fed on acorns are the source of meet for this cured ham which is popular all over Spain. This region is also home to some unusual white wine laced with oranges and called the wine of oranges.
Over 50's Costa de Luz – The Spanish Algarve!
The Costa de Luz is located in the south west corner of Spain. It stretches from Cadiz to the border with Portugal and is one of the most beautiful, peaceful and charming parts of Spain. Noted for it's natural beauty, national parks and many golf courses, this is an area for someone who wants a quieter vacation, appreciates nature and is ideal for walkers and golfers. The Over 50's hotel featured is a Barcelo "Premium" hotel located in Punta Umbria near the town of Huelva. All clients fly into Faro Airport.
All Bookings subject to booking fee of €40pp & Consumer Protection Levy of €5pp. Flight allowance €160. If flight costs go above this figure, supplements will apply.
There are two very unique experiences to be found in Almeria. Any fans of the Wild West will be fascinated by the Desert of Tabernas where several films have been made. Most notable among those are the Sergio Leone Spaghetti westerns featuring Clint Eastwood, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Steven Spielberg shot parts of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade here and Ridley Scott used the scenery for his epic film Exodus.
It also is famous for its astronomical observatory which boasts the largest lens in Europe. It's possible to stay close by and bring the family along for a night star gazing.
Along the coast, Almeria has some of the least spoilt beaches in Spain. Del Cabo de Gata national park is especially scenic with spectacular natural formations and reefs at it most undeveloped points. An ideal location to stay and explore is at Mojacar which is only one hour from Murcia and Almeria airports. This village belongs to the list of most beautiful villages in Spain.
The Capital of Andalucia is always popular with spectacular architecture and sites such as the Real Alcazar and the El Torre Giralda and Cathedral. With flights operating year round now, the winter is an especially good time to visit this beautiful city. The Plaza de Espana is especially worth a visit to soak up the atmosphere of the great expo of 1992. But highlights include the moorish architecture and grandiose baroque buildings. But do make time to visit the Biennale de Flamenco if you are travelling in September. It will run for the entire month and there will run a series of exhibitions this year of the artist Murillo who is celebrated 400 years after his birthday.
The classic cultural triangle of Cordoba, Granada and Seville are an option for those passionate about architecture.
Once a city viewed only as an airport base it is now having a revival. The birthplace of Picasso the father of modern art and Antonio Banderas actor and director, has seen a renaissance. Málaga has become a true City of Museums. There are 37 museums, most of them concentrated in the historic quarter, making Málaga's old town one of those with the highest density of museums.
From €529pp for the 4 star Perla Marina Hotel. Price is per person based on 2 adults sharing for travel in October 2018.


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A radionuclide generator is a device which provides a local supply of a short-lived radioactive substance from the decay of a longer-lived parent radionuclide. They are commonly used in nuclear medicine to supply a radiopharmacy. The generator provides a way to separate the desired product from the parent, typically in a process that can be repeated several times over the life of the parent.

Use of a generator avoids the challenge of distributing short-lived radionuclides from the original production site (typically a nuclear reactor) to individual users; the loss of activity due to decay in transit can result in too little being supplied or the need for much larger initial quantities to be sent out (incurring additional production and transport costs). An alternative to generators for on-site production of radionuclides is a cyclotron, though it is uncommon that the same radionuclide can be provided by both methods. It is feasible to have cyclotrons at larger centres, but they are much more expensive and complex than generators. In some cases a cyclotron is used to produce the parent radionuclide for a generator.

Long-lived radionuclides which are administered to a patient with a view to utilising useful properties of a daughter product have been termed in-vivo generators, though they are not routinely used clinically.

Commercial and experimental generators

Further reading

References

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/// @file
/// @brief Contains Switch::System::Windows::Forms::Timer class.
#pragma once

#include <Switch/System/ComponentModel/Component.hpp>
#include <Switch/System/EventHandler.hpp>
#include <Switch/System/IntPtr.hpp>
#include "../../../SystemWindowsFormsExport.hpp"

/// @brief The Switch namespace contains all fundamental classes to access Hardware, Os, System, and more.
namespace Switch {
  /// @brief The Switch::System namespace contains fundamental classes and base classes that define commonly-used value and reference data types, events and event handlers, interfaces, attributes, and processing exceptions.
  namespace System {
    /// @brief The Switch::System::Windows namespaces including animation clients, user interface controls, data binding, and type conversion. Switch::System::Windows::Forms and its child namespaces are used for developing Windows Forms applications.
    namespace Windows {
      /// @brief The Switch::System::Windows::Forms namespace contains classes for creating Windows-based applications that take full advantage of the rich user interface features available in the Microsoft Windows operating system, Apple macOS and Linux like Ubuntu operating system.
      namespace Forms {
        /// @brief Implements a timer that raises an event at user-defined intervals. This timer is optimized for use in Windows Forms applications and must be used in a window.
        /// @par Library
        /// Switch.System.Windows.Forms
        /// @remarks A Timer is used to raise an event at user-defined intervals. This Windows timer is designed for a single-threaded environment where UI threads are used to perform processing. It requires that the user code have a UI message pump available and always operate from the same thread, or marshal the call onto another thread.
        /// @remarks When you use this timer, use the Tick event to perform a polling operation or to display a splash screen for a specified period of time. Whenever the Enabled property is set to true and the Interval property is greater than zero, the Tick event is raised at intervals based on the Interval property setting.
        /// @remarks This class provides methods to set the interval, and to start and stop the timer.
        /// @note The Windows Forms Timer component is single-threaded, and is limited to an accuracy of 55 milliseconds. If you require a multithreaded timer with greater accuracy, use the Timer class in the System.Timers namespace.
        /// @par Examples
        /// The following code example implements a simple interval timer, which sets off an alarm every five seconds. When the alarm occurs, a MessageBox displays a count of the number of times the alarm has started and prompts the user whether the timer should continue to run.
        /// @code
        /// #include <Switch/Switch>
        ///
        /// class Class1 {
        /// private:
        ///   static System::Windows::Forms::Timer myTimer;
        ///   static int alarmCounter;
        ///   static bool exitFlag;
        ///
        ///   // This is the method to run when the timer is raised.
        ///   static void TimerEventProcessor(const object& myObject, const System::EventArgs& myEventArgs) {
        ///     myTimer.Stop();
        ///
        ///     // Displays a message box asking whether to continue running the timer.
        ///     if (System::Windows::Forms::MessageBox::Show("Continue running?", "Count is: "_s + alarmCounter, System::Windows::Forms::MessageBoxButtons::YesNo) == System::Windows::Forms::DialogResult::Yes) {
        ///       // Restarts the timer and increments the counter.
        ///       alarmCounter += 1;
        ///       myTimer.Enabled = true;
        ///     } else {
        ///       // Stops the timer.
        ///       exitFlag = true;
        ///     }
        ///   }
        ///
        /// public:
        ///   static int Main() {
        ///     /* Adds the event and the event handler for the method that will
        ///      process the timer event to the timer. */
        ///     myTimer.Tick += System::EventHandler(&TimerEventProcessor);
        ///
        ///     // Sets the timer interval to 5 seconds.
        ///     myTimer.Interval = 5000;
        ///     myTimer.Start();
        ///
        ///     // Runs the timer, and raises the event.
        ///     while(exitFlag == false) {
        ///       // Processes all the events in the queue.
        ///       System::Windows::Forms::Application::DoEvents();
        ///     }
        ///     return 0;
        ///   }
        /// }
        ///
        /// System::Windows::Forms::Timer Class1::myTimer;
        /// int Class1::alarmCounter = 1;
        /// bool Class1::exitFlag = false;
        ///
        /// startup_(Class1);
        /// @endcode
        class system_windows_forms_export_ Timer : public System::ComponentModel::Component {
        public:
          /// @brief Initializes a new instance of the Timer class.
          /// @remarks When a new timer is created, it is disabled; that is, Enabled is set to false. To enable the timer, call the Start method or set Enabled to true.
          /// @remarks If the timer is disabled and the timer is out of scope, the timer will be disposed when garbage collection occurs. If the timer is enabled, even if it is out of scope, it is not subject to garbage collection.
          Timer() {}

          /// @cond
          ~Timer() {this->Enabled = false;}
          /// @endcond

          /// @brief Gets or sets whether the timer is running.
          /// @return true if the timer is currently enabled; otherwise, false. The default is false.
          /// @remarks The timer is not subject to garbage collection when the value is true.
          /// @remarks Calling the Start method is the same as setting Enabled to true. Likewise, calling the Stop method is the same as setting Enabled to false.
          /// @par Examples
          /// The following code example implements a simple interval timer, which sets off an alarm every five seconds. When the alarm occurs, a MessageBox displays a count of the number of times the alarm has started and prompts the user whether the timer should continue to run.
          /// @code
          /// #include <Switch/Switch>
          ///
          /// class Class1 {
          /// private:
          ///   static System::Windows::Forms::Timer myTimer;
          ///   static int alarmCounter;
          ///   static bool exitFlag;
          ///
          ///   // This is the method to run when the timer is raised.
          ///   static void TimerEventProcessor(const object& myObject, const System::EventArgs& myEventArgs) {
          ///     myTimer.Stop();
          ///
          ///     // Displays a message box asking whether to continue running the timer.
          ///     if (System::Windows::Forms::MessageBox::Show("Continue running?", "Count is: "_s + alarmCounter, System::Windows::Forms::MessageBoxButtons::YesNo) == System::Windows::Forms::DialogResult::Yes) {
          ///       // Restarts the timer and increments the counter.
          ///       alarmCounter += 1;
          ///       myTimer.Enabled = true;
          ///     } else {
          ///       // Stops the timer.
          ///       exitFlag = true;
          ///     }
          ///   }
          ///
          /// public:
          ///   static int Main() {
          ///     /* Adds the event and the event handler for the method that will
          ///      process the timer event to the timer. */
          ///     myTimer.Tick += System::EventHandler(&TimerEventProcessor);
          ///
          ///     // Sets the timer interval to 5 seconds.
          ///     myTimer.Interval = 5000;
          ///     myTimer.Start();
          ///
          ///     // Runs the timer, and raises the event.
          ///     while(exitFlag == false) {
          ///       // Processes all the events in the queue.
          ///       System::Windows::Forms::Application::DoEvents();
          ///     }
          ///     return 0;
          ///   }
          /// }
          ///
          /// System::Windows::Forms::Timer Class1::myTimer;
          /// int Class1::alarmCounter = 1;
          /// bool Class1::exitFlag = false;
          ///
          /// startup_(Class1);
          /// @endcode
          property_<bool> Enabled {
            get_ {return this->enabled;},
            set_ {this->SetEnabled(value);}
          };

          /// @brief Gets or sets the time, in milliseconds, before the Tick event is raised relative to the last occurrence of the Tick event.
          /// @return An Int32 specifying the number of milliseconds before the Tick event is raised relative to the last occurrence of the Tick event. The value cannot be less than one.
          /// @remarks o get the number of seconds in the interval, divide this number by 1,000.
          /// @par Examples
          /// The following code example implements a simple interval timer, which sets off an alarm every five seconds. When the alarm occurs, a MessageBox displays a count of the number of times the alarm has started and prompts the user whether the timer should continue to run.
          /// @code
          /// #include <Switch/Switch>
          ///
          /// class Class1 {
          /// private:
          ///   static System::Windows::Forms::Timer myTimer;
          ///   static int alarmCounter;
          ///   static bool exitFlag;
          ///
          ///   // This is the method to run when the timer is raised.
          ///   static void TimerEventProcessor(const object& myObject, const System::EventArgs& myEventArgs) {
          ///     myTimer.Stop();
          ///
          ///     // Displays a message box asking whether to continue running the timer.
          ///     if (System::Windows::Forms::MessageBox::Show("Continue running?", "Count is: "_s + alarmCounter, System::Windows::Forms::MessageBoxButtons::YesNo) == System::Windows::Forms::DialogResult::Yes) {
          ///       // Restarts the timer and increments the counter.
          ///       alarmCounter += 1;
          ///       myTimer.Enabled = true;
          ///     } else {
          ///       // Stops the timer.
          ///       exitFlag = true;
          ///     }
          ///   }
          ///
          /// public:
          ///   static int Main() {
          ///     /* Adds the event and the event handler for the method that will
          ///      process the timer event to the timer. */
          ///     myTimer.Tick += System::EventHandler(&TimerEventProcessor);
          ///
          ///     // Sets the timer interval to 5 seconds.
          ///     myTimer.Interval = 5000;
          ///     myTimer.Start();
          ///
          ///     // Runs the timer, and raises the event.
          ///     while(exitFlag == false) {
          ///       // Processes all the events in the queue.
          ///       System::Windows::Forms::Application::DoEvents();
          ///     }
          ///     return 0;
          ///   }
          /// }
          ///
          /// System::Windows::Forms::Timer Class1::myTimer;
          /// int Class1::alarmCounter = 1;
          /// bool Class1::exitFlag = false;
          ///
          /// startup_(Class1);
          /// @endcode
          property_<int32> Interval {
            get_ {return this->interval;},
            set_ {this->SetInterval(value);}
          };

          /// @brief Occurs when the specified timer interval has elapsed and the timer is enabled.
          /// @remarks Calling the Assert method on the Debug class from within the Tick event may not behave as expected, as displaying the assertion dialog box may cause Windows to raise the Tick event repeatedly. We recommend that you refrain from testing assertions within this event, and use the Write, WriteIf, WriteLine, or WriteLineIf methods instead.
          /// @remarks For more information about handling events, see Handling and Raising Events.
          /// @par Examples
          /// The following code example implements a simple interval timer, which sets off an alarm every five seconds. When the alarm occurs, a MessageBox displays a count of the number of times the alarm has started and prompts the user whether the timer should continue to run.
          /// @code
          /// #include <Switch/Switch>
          ///
          /// class Class1 {
          /// private:
          ///   static System::Windows::Forms::Timer myTimer;
          ///   static int alarmCounter;
          ///   static bool exitFlag;
          ///
          ///   // This is the method to run when the timer is raised.
          ///   static void TimerEventProcessor(const object& myObject, const System::EventArgs& myEventArgs) {
          ///     myTimer.Stop();
          ///
          ///     // Displays a message box asking whether to continue running the timer.
          ///     if (System::Windows::Forms::MessageBox::Show("Continue running?", "Count is: "_s + alarmCounter, System::Windows::Forms::MessageBoxButtons::YesNo) == System::Windows::Forms::DialogResult::Yes) {
          ///       // Restarts the timer and increments the counter.
          ///       alarmCounter += 1;
          ///       myTimer.Enabled = true;
          ///     } else {
          ///       // Stops the timer.
          ///       exitFlag = true;
          ///     }
          ///   }
          ///
          /// public:
          ///   static int Main() {
          ///     /* Adds the event and the event handler for the method that will
          ///      process the timer event to the timer. */
          ///     myTimer.Tick += System::EventHandler(&TimerEventProcessor);
          ///
          ///     // Sets the timer interval to 5 seconds.
          ///     myTimer.Interval = 5000;
          ///     myTimer.Start();
          ///
          ///     // Runs the timer, and raises the event.
          ///     while(exitFlag == false) {
          ///       // Processes all the events in the queue.
          ///       System::Windows::Forms::Application::DoEvents();
          ///     }
          ///     return 0;
          ///   }
          /// }
          ///
          /// System::Windows::Forms::Timer Class1::myTimer;
          /// int Class1::alarmCounter = 1;
          /// bool Class1::exitFlag = false;
          ///
          /// startup_(Class1);
          /// @endcode
          Switch::System::EventHandler Tick;

          /// @brief Starts the timer.
          /// @remarks You can also start the timer by setting the Enabled property to true.
          /// @par Examples
          /// The following code example implements a simple interval timer, which sets off an alarm every five seconds. When the alarm occurs, a MessageBox displays a count of the number of times the alarm has started and prompts the user whether the timer should continue to run.
          /// @code
          /// #include <Switch/Switch>
          ///
          /// class Class1 {
          /// private:
          ///   static System::Windows::Forms::Timer myTimer;
          ///   static int alarmCounter;
          ///   static bool exitFlag;
          ///
          ///   // This is the method to run when the timer is raised.
          ///   static void TimerEventProcessor(const object& myObject, const System::EventArgs& myEventArgs) {
          ///     myTimer.Stop();
          ///
          ///     // Displays a message box asking whether to continue running the timer.
          ///     if (System::Windows::Forms::MessageBox::Show("Continue running?", "Count is: "_s + alarmCounter, System::Windows::Forms::MessageBoxButtons::YesNo) == System::Windows::Forms::DialogResult::Yes) {
          ///       // Restarts the timer and increments the counter.
          ///       alarmCounter += 1;
          ///       myTimer.Enabled = true;
          ///     } else {
          ///       // Stops the timer.
          ///       exitFlag = true;
          ///     }
          ///   }
          ///
          /// public:
          ///   static int Main() {
          ///     /* Adds the event and the event handler for the method that will
          ///      process the timer event to the timer. */
          ///     myTimer.Tick += System::EventHandler(&TimerEventProcessor);
          ///
          ///     // Sets the timer interval to 5 seconds.
          ///     myTimer.Interval = 5000;
          ///     myTimer.Start();
          ///
          ///     // Runs the timer, and raises the event.
          ///     while(exitFlag == false) {
          ///       // Processes all the events in the queue.
          ///       System::Windows::Forms::Application::DoEvents();
          ///     }
          ///     return 0;
          ///   }
          /// }
          ///
          /// System::Windows::Forms::Timer Class1::myTimer;
          /// int Class1::alarmCounter = 1;
          /// bool Class1::exitFlag = false;
          ///
          /// startup_(Class1);
          /// @endcode
          void Start() {this->Enabled = true;}

          /// @brief Stops the timer.
          /// @remarks You can also stop the timer by setting the Enabled property to false. A Timer object may be enabled and disabled multiple times within the same application session.
          /// @remarks Calling Start after you have disabled a Timer by calling Stop will cause the Timer to restart the interrupted interval. If your Timer is set for a 5000-millisecond interval, and you call Stop at around 3000 milliseconds, calling Start will cause the Timer to wait 5000 milliseconds before raising the Tick event.
          /// @remarks Calling Stop on any Timer within a Windows Forms application can cause messages from other Timer components in the application to be processed immediately, because all Timer components operate on the main application thread. If you have two Timer components, one set to 700 milliseconds and one set to 500 milliseconds, and you call Stop on the first Timer, your application may receive an event callback for the second component first. If this proves problematic, consider using the Timer class in the System.Threading namespace instead.
          /// @par Examples
          /// The following code example implements a simple interval timer, which sets off an alarm every five seconds. When the alarm occurs, a MessageBox displays a count of the number of times the alarm has started and prompts the user whether the timer should continue to run.
          /// @code
          /// #include <Switch/Switch>
          ///
          /// class Class1 {
          /// private:
          ///   static System::Windows::Forms::Timer myTimer;
          ///   static int alarmCounter;
          ///   static bool exitFlag;
          ///
          ///   // This is the method to run when the timer is raised.
          ///   static void TimerEventProcessor(const object& myObject, const System::EventArgs& myEventArgs) {
          ///     myTimer.Stop();
          ///
          ///     // Displays a message box asking whether to continue running the timer.
          ///     if (System::Windows::Forms::MessageBox::Show("Continue running?", "Count is: "_s + alarmCounter, System::Windows::Forms::MessageBoxButtons::YesNo) == System::Windows::Forms::DialogResult::Yes) {
          ///       // Restarts the timer and increments the counter.
          ///       alarmCounter += 1;
          ///       myTimer.Enabled = true;
          ///     } else {
          ///       // Stops the timer.
          ///       exitFlag = true;
          ///     }
          ///   }
          ///
          /// public:
          ///   static int Main() {
          ///     /* Adds the event and the event handler for the method that will
          ///      process the timer event to the timer. */
          ///     myTimer.Tick += System::EventHandler(&TimerEventProcessor);
          ///
          ///     // Sets the timer interval to 5 seconds.
          ///     myTimer.Interval = 5000;
          ///     myTimer.Start();
          ///
          ///     // Runs the timer, and raises the event.
          ///     while(exitFlag == false) {
          ///       // Processes all the events in the queue.
          ///       System::Windows::Forms::Application::DoEvents();
          ///     }
          ///     return 0;
          ///   }
          /// }
          ///
          /// System::Windows::Forms::Timer Class1::myTimer;
          /// int Class1::alarmCounter = 1;
          /// bool Class1::exitFlag = false;
          ///
          /// startup_(Class1);
          /// @endcode
          void Stop() {this->Enabled = false;}

        protected:
          /// @brief Raises the Tick event.
          /// @param e An EventArgs that contains the event data. This is always Empty.
          /// @remarks This method is called for each timer tick. It calls any methods that are added through Tick. If you are inheriting from Timer, you can override this method.
          /// @remarks Raising an event invokes the event handler through a delegate. For more information, see Handling and Raising Events.
          virtual void OnTick(const EventArgs& e);

        private:
          void SetEnabled(bool enabled);
          void SetInterval(int32 interval);

          int32 interval = 100;
          bool enabled = false;
          intptr handle = IntPtr::Zero;
          delegate<void> tick = delegate_ {
            this->OnTick(System::EventArgs::Empty);
          };
        };
      }
    }
  }
}

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Are unanimous juries required in state criminal…
Are unanimous juries required in state criminal cases? SCOTUS will consider overruling precedent
March 18, 2019, 3:00 pm CDT
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to consider whether to overrule a 1972 case that allowed nonunanimous verdicts in state criminal trials.
The court agreed to decide whether the Sixth Amendment requires unanimity in the case of Louisiana inmate Evangelisto Ramos, who was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of second-degree murder in a 10-2 jury vote.
The case was based on circumstantial evidence, according to Ramos' cert petition. He acknowledged having sex with the victim the night before her slaying, but said she was alive when he left her home. Ramos said she had gotten into a car with two other men as he left.
Ramos had first raised the jury issue in a supplemental brief he filed himself in Louisiana state court.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in the 1972 decision, Apodaca v. Oregon, that the Sixth Amendment requires unanimous verdicts in federal criminal trials, but not in state criminal trials. Ramos is asking the court to rule that the same Sixth Amendment right applies to the states through the incorporation doctrine.
When Ramos was convicted in 2016, only Oregon and Louisiana allowed nonunanimous verdicts in criminal trials. The states still required unanimity in cases of first-degree murder, the Associated Press reports.
Louisiana voters amended the state constitution to bar nonunanimous verdicts in criminal cases four months ago, according to the Associated Press. The change took effect in January, but it does not apply retroactively.
The ABA House of Delegates adopted a resolution in August 2018 urging states to require unanimity. In 2011, the ABA filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to reconsider the 1972 Apodaca ruling.
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It really has been a while since last I wrote. Yesterday I saw the ballet Carmen. The production is hired from the Norwegian National Ballet, and in the local newspaper the critic Jukka O. Miettinen asks why. Yesterday the answer was obvious: the house was full, the performance was good and entertaining, and the audience was enthusiastic.
The ballet is set in 1930's Spain before the civil war, but I don't find that it adds anything essential to the story. The choreographer Liam Scarlett wanted the audience to empathise with both Carmen (Rebecca King) and Don José (Jun Xia), which in my case failed. It contains all the familiar music of the Bizet opera plus some from L'Arlesienne reorganised in a way not possible in an opera.
As usual I attached my attention to inessentials: in the first act there is a strangely left-handed statue of a military person with his left hand raised and sword on the right side. It is somehow slightly off-balance, perhaps on purpose, but I kept wanting to fix it and had to tear my eyes away. Another memorable thing is in the second act Escamillo (Alfio Drago) doing his oily psychopat dance in black leather at the tavern, which is repeated in a more civilised fashion in the third act on the arena, which also got me wondering the islamic roots of Spanish culture.
At the end there were people whooping and clapping. I wonder if they were the Turku region waste disposal and Keep Archipelago Clean people I passed at the wine bar when entering? All in all a nice evening, but I missed the singing; dance always leaves me feeling slightly out of it.
I've been feeling a little out of sorts, but last December I saw the Pippi Longstocking ballet (chor. Pär Isberg, music by Stefan Nilsson and Greg Riedel): children loved it, I was slightly bored, although it did have its moments. This January I saw Ariadne auf Naxos by Richard Strauss, which was mercifully short, although it had its moments, too. Jorma Uotinen (retired ballet dancer) played the richest man in Vienna: I can't see that it being just him added anything, but these days he seems to be everywhere: in TV programmes, on stage, and now even advertised on trams as president Kekkonen.


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Admitting her role in what prosecutors say was an orchestrated plan to skim millions of dollars from aged clients of an Atlantic County in-home senior care firm, an Egg Harbor Township woman is sentenced to three years in prison.
Susan Hamlett, 57, pleaded guilty on the eve of trial, to a second-dgree conspiracy count, according to the office of New Jersey Attorney General Christopher S. Porrino.
Hamlett admitted conspiring to take more than $100,000 from a single client.
She worked as a client aide for A Better Choice, and was indicted in March 2015. Also indicted at the same time were three defendants from Linwood: Jan Van Holt, 60, the company's former owner; her sister, Sondra Steen, who helped manage the business; and former Atlantic County social worker William Price, 58.
Former elder law attorney Barbara Lieberman, 54, of Northfield, pleaded guilty before the indictment. Investigators claimed that Liberman, Van Holt and Steen stole more than $2,700,000 from 12 clients between 2003 and 2012.
Lieberman pleaded guilty to a first-degree money laundering charge in November 2014. The following March, she was sentenced to a 10-year term, with three-and-a-half years of parole ineligibility, forfeiting her law license and $3,000,000.
Van Holt pleaded guilty to money laundering this past April, and faces a potential 12 years behind bars with five-and-a-half years of parole ineligibility at her scheduled October 28 sentencing.
In March of this year, Steen was given 10 years in prison for her guilty plea to a money laundering count, and ordered to serve four-and-a-half years before parole consideration.
Price pleaded guilty to a second-degree theft charge, admitting that he clipped $125,000 from a couple during his term as a case worker for Atlantic County Adult Protective Services. He was given a five-year term in October 2015.
The probe began when the New Jersey Office of the Public Guardian referred one victim's case to New Jersey State Police.
Prosecutors said that five of the 12 victims were engaged as clients by Van Holt during her term as a case worker for Atlantic County Adult Protective Services, which lasted from 2002 through her termination in October 2007.
According to investigators, elderly clients, usually with significant assets and typically with no or little immediate family nearby, were targeted with offers of non-medical care and services such as housekeeping, errands, driving services, scheduling, budgeting, bill-paying, and bank account record keeping.
After Van Holt recruited a target, Steen normally became the primary caregiver, and Lieberman would handle legal work such as preparing powers of attorney and wills, authorities said. They took control of finances by forging powers of attorney or using false pretenses to obtain them.
The defendants became signatories on victims' bank accounts, or transferred funds into accounts they controlled, using part of the money to pay expenses incurred by victims, in order to mask the thefts, authorities said.
Van Holt and Steen used the money for purposes such as veterinary bills, pool supplies, a pair of Mercedes-Benz automobiles owned by Van Holt, and lease payments for a condominium in Florida.
Stocks and bonds were cashed out, and the payouts were transferred into an account that the defendants allegedly controlled. Lieberman routinely appointed herself or Van Holt as executor of estates when preparing wills, listing as beneficiaries Steen and others with little or no connection to the clients, and who never received any part of the estates.


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December 14, 2016 Special Issues » Flavor
Eating great even when it's late
By Aaron Egan
Photo by Jacob Lewkow.
Even late at night, Royal Oak's Ye Olde Saloon serves this "slappin'" brisket sandwich: two slices of Texas toast, grilled; brisket, brined, braised, and chopped; pickles, horseradish sauce, and cheese.
The night has grown late. Maybe you watched too much of that Law & Order marathon, or flipped channels until football was all done, or maybe you just put off making something to eat because you didn't really want to. Regardless, the clock's just past 10, and most of those normal places you'd eat have closed their kitchens, or are just about to — and you're determined not to be that prick that shows up at five minutes to close and orders appetizers so they can think about dinner — and so it's time to get creative. Grab the phone. Call that cute waitress you used to know, or the bartender who gave you his number to hang out some time, or the cook who you met at that art show, and ask them where they're going to grab a bite after work. The industry people always know who can cook them food for a change, and do it at 1 a.m. when they're finally ready to eat.
Odds are it's going to be a local watering hole with few windows, and fewer frills. A venerable and emblematic establishment: the dive bar. Their kitchen might not exceed a griddle and fryer appended to the bar itself, but the best among them serve a decent-or-better menu all day and night. Or at least until 15 minutes till close — 1:45 a.m. every night — which is the rule at Ye Olde Saloon in Royal Oak, home to what we were introduced to as an "absolutely slappin'" brisket sandwich. It meets whatever that evocative yet cryptic description attempts to convey: two slices of Texas toast, grilled; brisket, brined, braised, and chopped; pickles, horseradish sauce, cheese. It's perfect with your beer, whether you prefer something on the Stroh's end or tilt toward Michigan craft brews. There's that great mix of deep beef flavor with the sharpness of the pickles and horseradish, and the texture of the crunchy Texas toast contrasted with the creamy cheese and sauce. It all makes for a damn satisfying sandwich, and certainly an excellent late night meal. And a side ... no, a basket of tots. Not too long ago, that chef from those successful bars down the way came over and restructured the menu a bit. It hasn't suffered, and the bar continues much as it ever was, but now there's a salad.
There's a lot of good dive bars, though, so we're going to head to another joint: Mt. Chalet II, also in Royal Oak. There are more windows here, and it's a little brighter most of the time. The insider pick here is the mac and cheese, generally dressed up however you like it. It's on trend, here, with your choice of many additions of the animal or vegetable variety, to make your mac and cheese unique and special. It's even good plain, though, which is something that a lot of restaurants can struggle with, even the nicer places. Creamy, mild, yet well-developed cheese flavor, good noodles ... it makes you feel like mom might be cooking in back, though that might be the fact that we're drinking our third beer of the night. Either way, the rest of the food here is pretty good.
Burgers are a late-night staple everywhere, and here in the metro Detroit area we're blessed with a great variety:
Redcoat Tavern is popular with a lot of the cooks that we know, folks who appreciate quality beef and proper cooking temperature. The Piedmontese burger is where it's at, prepared with your choice of a vast array of additions, from cheeses to vegetables to sauces to breads. The beef is deeply flavorful, meriting gentle cooking to a medium-rare or rarer degree, and we prefer it heavily inflected by Detroit's topping style, with pickles, lots of yellow mustard, raw onions, and cheddar cheese. The briny pickles and sharp onions cut through the fatty goodness of the Piedmontese beef, allowing the mustard to bring heat instead of acid, and create a rounder and fuller burger experience. It's the flavor combination that's been proven again and again, from fast food to gourmet, and it's done in a superior manner. There's a lot of good food on the Redcoat menu, so bring your friends who don't like burgers confidently.
Has the night taken you downtown, where all the lights are bright? The Checker Bar serves a good late-night bar burger, griddled on a flat-top and done up how you like. It's a little greasy and a lot flavorful. Complemented by a cold lager it's a delightful after-midnight meal. Here we like the patty melt, though: softly sweet and sweetly soft caramelized onions and Swiss cheese come standard, and we're still partial to mustard here. It's a great sandwich because the crispy rye bread makes for a compact and efficient delivery device for burger goodness. Shoestring fries are an excellent accompaniment, salt and starch to cleanse and prime the palate.
Want something more sinful? Let's hit the Telway, home to sliders and fries and pop, the permanently popular and irresistible combination that has absorbed our booze, won us lovers, or soothed our broken hearts; it's the same burger that your parents ate here when they were dating, sipping on malted milkshakes. It's the same burger that you dream about, all soft bun and thin patty, disappearing with nary a chew. It's comfort food — and damn fine at satisfying the late night hunger classically and cheaply. This is the food that sustains us after we close our dive bar, or when the night has gotten so messy that it needs to be brought into focus with clean white walls and a sparkling diner environment. God, but they're the best thing in the universe at 4 a.m.
How about something more on the order of street food? After all, it's the hottest thing right now, and everyone loves tacos. Hot Taco, operating in the shadows of Foxtown, is a solid little joint that's doing a service to late-night tacos. No more does the bell need to ring out in your life, tolling the hours until your bean-burrito-related demise. Here at Hot Taco the menu is simple and the food is too: meat, seafood, vegetarian, or vegan; garnished with appropriate items (mostly cilantro and onions,) either in taco or burrito form. The marinated hot chicken tacos are very tasty, a nice spice and heat that works great against that befuddlement from an evening of drinking. The chorizo is less hot, and more well-seasoned, with good chili flavor. Top with some of the offered hot sauces, and wander on with your paper bag of happiness.
Let's talk about some serious late night eating, because maybe sometimes you're up all night. If it's after 2 a.m., that means almost every place we've already been is closed and won't feed us. Most places in Michigan, let alone the Detroit area, that means a coney or a diner of some kind. Here in Detroit, we do coneys right, we do them 24 hours a day, and we do them seven days a week. If you want a coney dog in Detroit, you need only drive a few minutes in any direction and you're likely to find somewhere to get one, whether it's passed through bulletproof glass or balanced carefully on an exhausted server's arm.
Duly's Place has remained nearly unchanged since its inception, with its long and narrow counter-service and cash-only policy, it has drawn praise from doctors to laborers, from Anthony Bourdain to your neighbor. It's the quintessential coney: small, focused, and fast, with no frills and less patience for jackassery. Like Lafayette downtown, you really get the feeling of what the coney started out as — a quick and easy lunch that a busy person could eat for a modest price. Since they're so easy to run, it's not a stretch for them to stay open all night and day, because you only ever need a few people to run the entire joint.
American Coney Island, on the other hand, is arguably the model for the modern-day coney chains of Leo's and National, whose outlets dot the metro-Detroit area like a constellation of late-night hospitality, catering to anyone and everyone who walks through their doors. Numerous tables and chairs and a broader menu make American more of a full-service restaurant... hell, they even serve salads there. (Try ordering that at Lafayette.) Leo's and National both take this further, with a more ambitious menu available all day, and locations scattered across the suburbs and city. Truly, eating late night meals at the coney is an art form, balancing fried goodness with soups and salads, or just fixing on breakfast foods and tearing into an order of hash browns at 3 a.m. (Two on one with fries, however, is the correct order.)
The coney doesn't judge. The coney accepts. That's why it's the persistently successful late night eatery in these parts. What Waffle House does for the south, the Coney Island does for the mitten.
When in Ann Arbor, finding good late-night food isn't so difficult as it can be in Detroit — but here's a thought. Pizza House is open till 4 a.m., and their deep-dish pizzas satisfy any kind of munchies that you might have worked up. Eat something that's got that much bread, cheese, tomato, and love in it, and you're bound to feel better, especially if you've spent the night at the club across the street. Alternatively, you could enjoy watching that crowd from the comfort of a cushy booth Even sober and underage, there's a spot for you at Pizza House, a friendly server waiting to help you satisfy that late night hunger ... the one only pizza can resolve.
Bonus extra credit time: You're out on one of those late night endeavors that takes you far away from the comforting environs of Detroit, swapping out I-375 for I-475 ... sometimes, beauty and love take us to strange environs, and you find yourself in a familiar-yet-unfamiliar place: Flint. Don't worry, though, the Starlite Coney Island & Diner has you covered. Yes, it looks like it hasn't been updated since it was opened, just maintained rather well, and that's the better part of the charm. It's a menu of solid renditions of classic coney fare, except with something to keep in mind: This is Flint, after all, so the coney dogs are topped with a drier sauce than down here in Detroit, though the flavors are similar. It's worth a try. n
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Role of the sympathetic nervous system in painful nerve injury.
O. R. O'Neill, K. J. Burchiel
The purpose of this article has been to heighten awareness of the recognition, diagnosis, and therapy of the sympathetically maintained pain syndromes. Classification of RSD and causalgia as semantic subdivisions of SMP should be maintained until further laboratory and clinical analyses, with strict uniform diagnostic criteria, define similarities or differences in clinical behavior and therapeutic responses.
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Europe|With Blessing, Pope Shows an Openness to Other Faiths
With Blessing, Pope Shows an Openness to Other Faiths
Pope Francis, right, spoke next to the prefect of the papal household, Georg Gaenswein, during a meeting with the media on Saturday at the Vatican.CreditCreditVincenzo Pinto/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
By Rachel Donadio
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis on Saturday offered a silent blessing to an audience of journalists and other news media workers, acknowledging that not all of them were Catholic or believers — a rare gesture for a pontiff and a sign of openness toward other faiths and engagement with the secular world.
"Given that many of you do not belong to the Catholic Church, and others are not believers, I give this blessing from my heart, in silence, to each one of you, respecting the conscience of each one of you, but knowing that each one of you is a child of God," he said. "May God bless you."
The pope, the former Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires, was concluding an audience with thousands of members of the news media and press operators, who have been in Rome for the conclave in which he was elected last Wednesday.
The Times's Laurie Goodstein reports from Vatican City, where Latin American Catholics in the square were elated to see a new church leader from the Americas.
In his address on Saturday, he offered his impressions of the conclave and said that he had chosen his name in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, who worked for the poor and for peace.
"Let me tell you a story," he said. He then recounted how during the conclave he had sat next to Cardinal Cláudio Hummes of Brazil, whom he called "a great friend."
After the voting, Cardinal Hummes "hugged me, he kissed me and he said, 'Don't forget the poor!' And that word entered here," the pope said, pointing to his heart.
"I thought of wars, while the voting continued, through all the votes," he said as he sat on the stage in a hall inside the Vatican. "And Francis is the man of peace. And that way the name came about, came into my heart: Francis of Assisi."
Francis joked that some of his fellow cardinals had suggested other names, including Adrian, since Adrian VI had been "a reformer, and we need to reform." Others suggested Clement XV, to improve on the legacy of Clement XIV, who in the 18th century suppressed the Jesuit order to which Francis belongs.
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The pope's remarks were a marked change in tone from those of his predecessor, Benedict XVI, the pope emeritus, who was more reserved by nature and rarely spoke of personal recollections.
Francis called on the news media to help communicate that the Roman Catholic Church is not a political institution, but something built on faith, guided by the Holy Spirit and aimed at promoting "truth, goodness and beauty."
In greeting the thousands of bleary-eyed news media workers, who have been following the Vatican closely since Benedict announced his resignation last month, Francis said: "You've worked hard, no? You've worked hard!" The audience erupted into applause.
The new pope has a busy week ahead, including plans for a private visit on March 23 to see Benedict at Castel Gandolfo, the papal residence outside Rome where the pope emeritus is living until he moves into a convent on the Vatican grounds this spring.
Benedict's surprise resignation last month has raised theological and logistical issues, and the relationship between the two men will be closely scrutinized.
Correction: March 24, 2013
An article last Sunday about an audience that Pope Francis gave to journalists and other news media employees misidentified the century in which Pope Clement XIV served. It was the 18th, not the 16th. The article also misstated Clement's treatment of the Jesuit order to which Francis belongs. He suppressed it; he did not simply try to suppress it.
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And so it goes, for mile after insight-filled mile. But sometimes they have serious discussions back there, and on this particular bicycle ride, the topic turned to religion. I should explain that my wife is Jewish, and I am not.
Sophie goes to a Jewish preschool, and every now and then she comes home with a story from the Torah, which she sometimes acts out using her dolls.
For example, Barbie, who is generally not regarded as Egyptian, has played the role of the Pharaoh's daughter, who rescued baby Moses from the River Nile. The River Nile was played by a bath towel. The baby Moses was played by Ranjan, the impish little Indian boy from Disney's "Jungle Book." Ranjan, a versatile doll actor, has also played the role of the baby Jesus.
SOPHIE: Do you want me to tell you a story I learned about the Jewish people?
SOFIA: What is the Jewish people?
SOPHIE: That means they're Jewish.
SOFIA: But what IS Jewish?
SOPHIE: Well, it means you're the Jewish people, and you're Jewish. My Mommy is Jewish, but my Daddy isn't Jewish, because his family didn't come from the same place. My Mommy comes from Miami, so she's Jewish.
SOPHIE: It means you're the Jewish people, and you come from Miami. My Daddy didn't come from Miami, but he lived in Miami for a long time. So maybe now he could be Jewish.
SOFIA: But I live in Miami. Am I Jewish?
SOPHIE: Well, if you live in Miami, you could be Jewish, or you could not be Jewish.
FIRST ADULT: G-d says I'm right!
SECOND ADULT: No, G-d says I'M right!
FIRST ADULT: You're a pine-cone head!
And so on. What's my point? Just this: If people of all different faiths — Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, Yankee fans — spent some time together, talking AND listening to each other, maybe — just maybe — we'd all begin to see that, despite our differences, deep down inside all of us, except for some of the Yankee fans, are human beings, riding together in the buggy of life.
Is that being too naive?
Ha ha! I'm an idiot. Of COURSE that's being too naive. So I'll just close with my auxiliary backup point, which is: Little girls sure are cute.


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Spacetalk is an Australian technology company.

The company changed its name from MGM Wireless to Spacetalk Ltd on 12 November 2020, to reflect its primary focus, which is to develop and commercialise innovative wearable devices.

The company's education division provides school-to-home communication for absence management, news and emergencies using  SMS, apps and cloud based technology.

The company is headquartered in Adelaide, South Australia.

History
MGM Wireless was founded in 2001 by Mark Fortunatow, Greg Sincock and Mark Hurd, who lent their initials to the name of the company.

Following coverage by local and international media in late 2003, their messageyou service became part of a state government solution to solving truancy in South Australia. During 2004 and 2005, MGM Wireless services were made available nationally. In 2005, MGM Wireless began to roll out services internationally, with trials in New Zealand. In 2006, trials began in the United States city of Tucson, Arizona. In 2007, further trials began in the Indian city Ahmedabad, the capital of Gujurat. In 2010, MGM Wireless won preferred supplier for 400 schools in New Zealand. In 2011, MGM Wireless expanded into the childcare market across Australia and in New Zealand.

In September 2017, MGM Wireless launched its Spacetalk brand of family location and child safety wearable devices. The Spacetalk watch is a combination of mobile phone and watch which allows parents to locate their children using mobile phone bandwidth devices. The device features no open access to the Internet, social media and apps. Since launching the Spacetalk watch, it has won an Australian good design award and is now available via the Qantas store, and over 800 leading retailers in Australia and New Zealand. MGM officially launched the product in the UK market in May 2019

Corporate affairs

Shareholder Association
In August 2021 the Spacetalk Shareholders Group (SSG) was formed by several generally non-associated Spacetalk shareholders.
The SSG members work to share common concerns about the impacts of adverse governance and management of Spacetalk and are working to engage the company to improve the company for all co-owners.

Board of directors
The company is run by a board of directors made up of most company outsiders, as is customary for publicly traded companies. Members of the board as of July 2022 are Georg Chmiel, Mark Fortunatow, Martin Pretty, Dr Bradon Gien, Sauragb Jain, Mike Rann.

Financial

Controversies
On July 25, 2021, it was reported that the former global sales directory Ian Hume would be taking legal action in the Federal Court against Spacetalk. Hume was allegedly fired via text message after repeatedly warning the company about its stock issues and that it was losing the trust of its business partners because it could not provide product. Spacetalk has not commented on the allegations and legal action remains pending

On July 5, 2022, Spacetalk was served with a Section 249D Notice with a request by Merewether Capital Management Pty Ltd as Manager of Merewether Capital Inception Fund, Harry Basle, Ian Cameron, Lindsay Cardno, Mitchell Cardno, Peter Cossetto & Annamaria Cossetto ATF Cossetto Family Superannuation Fund, Coz-E Pty Ltd ATF Cossetto Family Trust, Mark Gately, Savvas Ioannou & Maria Ioannou, Matthew Payne, Lasse Petersen and Lasse Petersen ATF the Icebear Trust and Neil Page being shareholders claiming to hold at least 5% of the shares in the company to call for a general meeting and proposed a resolution for the removal of three directors of the company: Mark Fortunatow, Georg Chmiel and Michael Rann

On October 10, 2022, Spacetalk terminated the employment contract of Mark Fortunatow, chief executive officer and managing director. The Spacetalk board appointment Saurabh Jain as the Acting Chief Executive Officer while the search for a new chief executive officer was underway.

On November 10, 2022, Spacetalk released a leadership update to advise that further to its announcement of 7 October 2022, the Spacetalk Board exercised its rights to make the termination of Mark Fortunatow effective immediately and without payment of the balance of his notice period.

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After transferring to Paris Saint-Germain in 2012, the veteran striker proved he had plenty left in the tank by claiming a third scoring title with a career-high 30 goals, and leading the club to its first Ligue 1 title in 19 years.
Moving on to Manchester United in 2016, Ibrahimovic helped the English club win the 2017 UEFA Europa League Final. He returned the following season, but did not play after aggravating a knee injury in late December.
In March 2018, the club confirmed it had terminated the veteran player's contract, allowing him to follow through with a move to join the L.A. Galaxy in the U.S. Ibrahimovic followed with a statement on Instagram: "Great things also come to an end and it is time to move on after two fantastic seasons with Manchester United. Thank you to the club, the fans, the team, the coach, the staff and everybody who shared with me this part of my history."
One of soccer's most polarizing figures, the striker trademarked "Zlatan" and "Zlatan Ibrahimovic" in 2003, establishing exclusive naming rights for sporting apparel and other products throughout the European Union.
Ibrahimovic met his girlfriend, former Swedish model Helena Seger, early in his professional career. They have two children together.
The soccer star released his autobiography, I Am Zlatan Ibrahimovic, in late 2011. The bestselling memoir detailed Ibrahimovic's rough childhood and his clashes with Guardiola and other players, and an English version was published in September 2013.


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