The letters I, O, Q, and U are not used on current passenger plates, and the letters A and E are not used in the second position. The letter Q has not been used on non-vanity plates since the "Suburban" station wagon plates on the 1960-64 base.
The current base began in September, 1999. All previous bases were replaced by the end of 2002.
FKA-FKZ was not used. Bruce Bufalini notes that vowels (A and E are the only ones used in general issue plates) have not been used in the second position on plates in the Exx series, nor was E used in the second position of the Fxx series, but A was used in the second position of the Fxx series. No repeating first and second letters been used in the Exx or Fxx series, but they were in the Gxx series. This has been a departure from the Dxx series since DAA-DAZ and DDA-DDZ plates were issued. The I series was skipped, so the issue advanced from HZZ to JBA since the letter A is not used in the second position on regular issue plates.
Issuance of the updated visitPA design started on 22 DEC 04. FYC-9994 is the current high in the series before the change, which began at GBA. The current series advanced from GZZ to HBA since the letter A is not used in the second position on regular issue plates.
Ed Angiolillo reports JBP-0441 on 2008-07-18. It was probably a vanity that was made in error with the keystone instead of a hyphen. Pennsylvania is one of the few states that permits vanities to be issued in the normal sequence, but they should appear with a hyphen where the keystone would normally be placed between the letters and numbers, to differentiate them from the normal series.
This is a new series (Antique Vehicle) that replaces the Antique Historic Car plate. Antique Historic Car plates were produced as high as 00ZW in that format, but it is not known if they went all the way to 99ZZ before the change was made.
Note: The first letter is the series letter.
After reaching Z99Z, the series changed to 0AA0.
After reaching 99Z, the format changed to AA0. After reaching ZZ9, the format changed to A0A. Y4C is the highest reported in that format.
New format and number series appears to have been released around May 2013 using the 4x7 sized plates and the text "ANTIQUE MC" at the bottom.
Now on visitPA base, starting at AF-50000.
No dash on the newer plates, at least as high as BA57627, which was reported by Eric Butler. Now Bus plates are appearing with it again, and they are now on the VisitPA.com base. Bird Man reports BA-59591 with the dash.
Original series was 5 digit numeric with New Jersey dies (except for the 20000-21000 range) with room for only 5 digits.
At C29000, dies changed to the regular PA type from the old style that were formerly used on Antique and Classic Car plates.
No longer purple on white. On the visitPA base.
Yellow on black base. These plates are not dated and carry no stickers. Steve Ondik observes that these plates appear mainly on modified (such as drag type) vehicles mostly 20 years old and older.
From Colin MG: Pennsylvania has used this number pattern for dealer plates since 1971 (xnn-nnn[same x]). Research I've done shows that the Bnn-nnnB series was used first (1971), then Cnn-nnnC (1973), then in 1975 or so, the Ann-nnnA series debuted. I've seen examples of the Ann-nnnA series on the blue-on-yellow base from the late seventies, as well as the bicentennial base. The Dnn-nnnD series has been seen with an 89 sticker. To my knowledge, the Enn-nnnE series was not issued. The Fnn-nnnF series covered the blue "Keystone State" bases, and I don't see any evidence that the Gnn-nnnG series was issued. Hnn-nnnH was used on state.pa.us plates, and Jnn-nnnJ was on both state.pa.us and visitPA. Knn-nnnk, current as of the start of 2014, is obviously on visitPA. Inn-nnnI could not have been issued as Pennsylvania doesn't allow I's to be put onto non-vanities.
Plates issued to Fire Departments and EMS services. Descendent of the Fire Dept. Plate, which was retired in the early 70s.
After being white on red since the 80s, this plate is now on the visitpa.com base with red embossed lettering. Earlier plates in the red on white format have been replaced by the new version, which also serves as a replacement for the former Fire Department plate.
The new style seems to have started at EV-50000. The high on the previous type was only around EV-30011, however, EV-31053 was reported on the new format. The lower series is reserved for non-fire department apparatus, such as private ambulance companies. The higher series is for municipal departments.
Now on the visitPA base.
Fire Department plates have been recalled by PennDOT and have been replaced by the newer style Emergency Vehicle plates.
Now on the visitPA base. Changeover happened at M/T 40000. Also this marks the return of the stacked MT prefix which was absent in the series between MT-36000 and MT-39999.
The series on www base started at BA000, switched to visitPA base at BN000.
Now on visitPA base with keystone separator in place of dash separator.
After ZZZ99, 0000A, now 0AB01.
John McDevitt reports PennDOT released a redesigned regular motorcycle series to promote safety with the wording "LiveFreeRideAlive.com" along the bottom. It appears to have started at 8000L. Many of the original style plates are yet to be issued, and they will be issued until they run out.
As of April 2012, Bill Stephens reports that the latest issues no longer have "LiveFreeRideAlive.com" on bottom - back to plain "MC" on bottom. The first of this type reported to us is 8356V.
Vertical Motorcycle plates are now available in the M-NLN-C format.
The alpha character is the last to advance, i.e., 000A-999A, 000B-999B, etc.
Issued to police cars and municipal vehicles.
Bill Jester advises that the series progressed from MG-00000 to MG-0000A. The 00000-MG series is for municipal trucks and trailers only. Both types are issued as singles.
These plates are usually found on police motorcycles.
"Official Use" is the legend on the plate.
Used on vehicles owned by the Commonwealth.
Pickup trucks, like cars, also use the nnnnn-PA series and also are issued in pairs.
Commercial trucks and trailers use the PA-nnnnX series and are issued singles.
On the new visitPA base. John McDevitt speculates a changeover at OB-69000.
Official Plate issued to Penn State University owned vehicles. Plate looks similar to standard PA Official plates with a dark blue base and white characters. These plates are issued in pairs. Penn State official plates use the large "outline" keystone separator that was used on the 1977 passenger base.
Letter moved one space to the left when it rolled over from PT-9999Z.
Changed to the visitPA base at PT-0000L.
PT-1953A reported as a low by Jordan Irazabal.
Now on the visitPA base. Before all of the P/D nnnnZ series were issued, the format changed to the reversed numeric series with the P/D suffix for a short time (Nick Tsilakis reports 00022 P/D from the short period when a few of these were first seen), but the P/D prefix in the Z series returned until it was used up.
Bruce Bufalini reports a low of P/D 0045A.
We observed a jump between sightings of 32068 P/D and 39211 P/D in less than one month.
Press Photographer license plates are issued to full-time newspaper, newsreel and television photographers. "PP" appears in small letters inside a "Keystone" to the left of the numbers. Still on the www base through PP799. Front and rear plates issued for this type.
Change to VisitPA probably occurred at PP800. PP804 was on this type.
Issued to mechanics and towing companies. On the visitPA.com base.
Now on the VisitPA base, probably starting at WL-23000.
The Keystone separator was not used earlier, but it is back. SV19468 did not have it, but since about SV-19750 does have it.
School Vehicle plate issued to private school bus companies for use on small passenger vehicles (like vans, etc.) for the use of transporting school children. Public school districts put municipal tags on vehicles they own that meet this criteria.
Not yet on the VisitPA base.
Used mainly for heavy construction equipment that doesn't fall in the "Truck" category.
Now on the VisitPA base. Change suspected at TX-46000.
Official Plate issued to Temple University owned vehicles. Plate has a dark red base with white characters.
Upon reaching XZ-99999, a new series began at XBA-0000. The XA- series will not be used. Bill Stephens reports that the VisitPA base on trailer plates started at XCA-0000. Following the practice of not using vowels in the center position, the XE- series was skipped.
Plate used for transporting vehicles between dealers and customers and other dealers. Now on VisitPA base.
As of March 2011, Pennsylvania has finally run out of the Yxx-nnnn truck series after nearly 12 years. The traditional format for Truck plates in PA would have been to reverse to nnnn-YAA, but the series instead advanced to ZBB-nnnn. True to PennDOT practice, the middle "A" was skipped.
From Colin MG: When the state went from state.pa.us to visitPA.com, the dash separator was replaced with the keystone.
Now on visitPA base. Bruce Bufalini spotted the lowest, M/B 00001.
C/M 00002 is the low seen by Kit.
The format 0A00 series follows the 00A0 through 99Z9 series. The current high is the new style for this type.
These plates are no longer being issued, but existing plates are still being renewed.
E/M 00003 reported as a low by Tom Perri.
"FF" prefix is inside a Maltese cross. FF 35976 is the highest reported on the www base. The change to visitPA came at FF 360nn.
FF 00032 reported as a low by Jordan Irazabal.
000B - 999B, etc. Plate was discontinued in 2/97 due to visibility issues.
There is also a FOP Survivor plate that is separate from the regular FOP series. This is for surviving spouses or children. F/P is at the end on there.
Specialty tag to support Valley Forge National Park.
These plates are issued to desiring families of those killed in combat.
LaSalle University and Lehigh University (listed below) both use L/U, but LaSalle has it in the prefix position, while Lehigh has it in the suffix position.
Series started at L/V 00000. Still on www base.
Remakes from the www base to the visitPA.com base are available on older numbers.
Numbers appeared to begin at 40000 on the current base.
Eric Butler reported the first plate of this type, G/H 00000.
Progression for DARE, Otter, and Railroad plates: 0000 - 9999, 000A - 999A, 000B - 999B, etc. and up to 999Z, then 00A0 - 999A9, 00B0 - 99B9, etc. and up to 99Z9, after which the format will be 0A00.
Progression: 00000 - 99999, 0000A - 9999A, 0000B - 9999B, etc. and now up to the R suffix. O suffix was not used. Owl plates are no longer being issued, but they are still being renewed.
Jordan Irazabal reports W/R 00016 as a low.
White background with "DECEMBER 7, 1941" in red at top, state name at red at bottom, "PEARL HARBOR SURVIVOR" in three stacked horizontal lines at the left in blue, and the stacked "P/H" followed by a small vertically centered "S" and then the registration number in blue.
PSU Alumni Assoc. plates changed to visitpa.com base around PS250nn; new plates have Penn State shield in blue.
The bottom reads PENN STATE UNIVERSITY, and has the Nittany Lion logo. Not to be confused with the PENN STATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION plate which has the Penn State shield logo, this one directly benefits the university. The one-time fee is $179, compared to a standard special-fund plate at $35 one-time or a vanity at $20 one-time.
The POW plate is another type that uses the large 1977 "outline" keystone separator.
There are two different blocks of numbers for these plates. The lower block of numbers has the legend "INTL ASSN FIRE FIGHTERS" in the yellow bar across the bottom, and the IAFF logo in red with black letters to the left of the P/F serial.
The second block of numbers, apparently starting at P/F 20000, is similar in design, but the legend across the bottom is "PHILA FIRE FIGHTERS' UNION" with a similar logo to the other plate in the same position, but with "22" (for Local 22) in the center, and "LOCAL, PHILA, IAFF, and FIRE" appearing in the Maltese Cross logo.
The stacked P/F on both types is screened, but the numbers are embossed. Our thanks to Bill Stephens for this information.
Jordan Irazabal reports S/P00003 as a low.
Ed Angiolillo reports seeing S/J00267 with the full-color school logo screened on and no longer on the www base. Reissue?
Progression: 0000 - 9999, 000A - 999Z, 00A0 - 99Z9, 0A00 - 9Z99, A000A - A999Z, B000A - B999Z, etc.
Issued to Penn alumni as a special-fund plate.
New plate series on visitpa.com base; full color US Flag to left of plate, with "US" stacked to the right of the numbers.
Both types of Disabled Veteran plates have gone through several changes, so tracking them is difficult.
Bluish purple on white. DV is unstacked. No wheelchair symbol.
PENNSYLVANIA on top; DISABLED VETERAN on bottom, condensed legend font, 2 sticker wells on top left and right.
FORMAT 2: DV-10000 to a point between DV-18999 and DV-21999, PENNSYLVANIA on top; DISABLED VETERAN on bottom, condensed legend font, 2 sticker wells on top left and right.
FORMAT 3: From a point between DV-19000 and DV22000 to DV-24999, PENNSYLVANIA on top; DISABLED VETERAN on bottom, condensed legend font, sticker well bottom left.
FORMAT 4: From DV-25000 to DV-27999, PENNSYLVANIA on bottom; DISABLED VETERAN on top, condensed legend font, sticker well bottom left.
FORMAT 5: D/V28000 to D/V28999, Stacked prefix, PENNSYLVANIA on bottom; DISABLED VETERAN on top, wide legend font, sticker well bottom left.
PENNSYLVANIA on bottom DISABLED VETERAN on top, wide legend font, sticker well bottom left.
Bluish purple on white. This type is for severe disability, and has the D/V stacked, as well as a handicapped symbol. The D/V before the numbers and DISABLED VETERAN at the bottom of the plate are screened.
D/V80000 - D/V86999 has the state name in blue at the top, and DISABLED VETERAN in red at the bottom.
D/V87000 - current has DISABLED VETERAN in red at the top, and the state name in blue on the bottom.
Some older plates without the handicapped symbol exist in the unstacked format with numbers in the 40000 range, but not much is known about them.
From Creighton Rabs: It appears as though Pennsylvania is in the new base in blue on top in the current issue in a white background. The D/V is screened while the numbers are standard PA issue, both in the same dark blue as the state name. Not sure when this particular changeover took place.
00001 V/T reported as a low.
Special issue from 1987 commemorating the bicentennial of the US Constitution.


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Russia: 'Filtration' of Ukrainian civilians a 'shocking violation' of people forced to flee war
TBILISI, GEORGIA - FEBRUARY 25: People gather for a rally in support of Ukraine in front of parliament, protesting the war in Ukraine and demanding the Georgian Prime Minister, Irakli Gharibashvili, to step down, after he said he would not introduce sanctions against Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine on February 25, 2022 in Tbilisi, Georgia. Russia began a large-scale attack on Ukraine yesterday with Russian troops invading the country from the north, east and south, accompanied by air strikes and shelling. The Ukrainian president said that at least 137 Ukrainian soldiers were killed by the end of the first day. (Photo by Daro Sulakauri/Getty Images)
Responding to the news that the UN has verified that Russian soldiers have subjected Ukrainian civilians to a rights-abusing process known as "filtration", a practice independently verified by Amnesty International as deeply abusive and humiliating, Marie Struthers, Amnesty's Director for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, said:
"The abusive and humiliating process known as 'filtration' is a shocking violation of international human rights and humanitarian law. Our research shows that many displaced Ukrainians end up inside Russia or Russia-occupied territories involuntarily, even if they are not physically forced to move. Deportation and forcible transfer of civilians in occupied territory are prohibited by international humanitarian law and can constitute war crimes or crimes against humanity. Putting these forcibly displaced civilians through the abuses of 'filtration' is both cynical and cruel.
"We are also concerned for vulnerable groups, including unaccompanied, separated, or orphaned children, older people, and people with disabilities, some of whom were prevented from fleeing towards Ukrainian-controlled territory by Russian soldiers. Many found themselves unable to leave Russia or Russian-occupied areas once transferred to such locations."
"The Russian authorities must urgently allow the international community to access and monitor temporary placement shelters for Ukrainian civilians and evacuation procedures for civilians trapped in the conflict. They must also immediately ensure that Ukrainian civilians are able to safely leave warzones and enter Ukrainian-controlled territories. Those in Russia must be able to access resources that enable them to leave the country for Ukraine or a third country."
Amnesty International has documented several cases of Russian soldiers abusing detained Ukrainian civilians going through the 'filtration' procedures while exiting the warzone or crossing the border into or out of Russia.
Some unaccompanied, separated, and orphaned children, as well as civilians from Mariupol-based institutions that care for older people and people with disabilities, were forcibly transferred to Donetsk. Some of the children and civilians were in the process of being evacuated to Ukrainian-controlled areas at the time.
Older people in particular are at a greater risk of getting trapped in Russian-controlled areas or in Russia, due to a lack of information, funds and mobility issues.
There appear to be no systems in place to facilitate the return of older people or people with disabilities from Russia or Russian-occupied territories to territories controlled by the government of Ukraine.
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First Microsoft Pluton-powered Windows 11 PCs To Start Rolling Out this Year
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Astrid January 6, 2022, 9:14am #1
In November 2020, Microsoft took the wraps off its Pluton security chip, with the goal of bringing it to all Windows 10 PCs. It wasn't until this week, that any of Microsoft's OEMs announced their first Pluton-powered PCs. From a report:
At CES, Lenovo unveiled its Ryzen-6000-based ThinkPad Z series laptops running Windows 11, which will integrate the Microsoft Pluton processor. The coming ThinkPad Z series laptops will begin shipping in May 2022. Thanks to Pluton, these devices will be able to receive updated firmware using Windows Update. In the ThinkPad Z13 and Z16, Pluton will help protect Windows Hello credentials, according to Microsoft, by further isolating them from attackers. These new ThinkPads will use Pluton as their TPMs to protect encryption keys from physical attacks, Microsoft officials said. Microsoft pioneered Pluton first in Azure Sphere, its Linux-based microcontroller, and in Xbox. In a January 4 blog post, Microsoft officials noted that Pluton can be configured in three ways: As the Trusted Platform Module (TPM); as a security processor for non-TPM scenarios like platform resiliency; or inside a device where OEMs have opted to ship with the chip turned off.


High-risk drinking is on the rise at American colleges, and Princeton must engage students and partner with campus groups to address the problem, according to a plan released May 13 by the Alcohol Coalition Committee, a University-appointed group of students, faculty, and staff.
The committee outlined three broad recommendations: to create a standing committee to propose and review alcohol initiatives; to examine new ideas in areas that include alcohol education, communication, and campus programs and events; and to use data to better understand the scope of the problem and measure progress.
The prominence of eating clubs and other group affiliations creates a demanding social scene for Princeton undergraduates, the report said, and "students regularly report consuming alcohol because of strong pressures to succeed socially." While the report did not detail the prevalence of high-risk drinking on campus, Princeton stands "largely in line with national trends," according to Sanjeev Kulkarni, a professor of electrical engineering who co-chaired the committee with Agatha Offorjebe '09. Committee members reviewed information about alcohol-related admissions to University Health Services, Public Safety calls, and University disciplinary actions.
Among the dozens of ideas for consideration listed in the plan were several intended to promote responsible drinking, including the creation of a campus pub, a ban on hard alcohol in dormitories, a repeal of the 17-year-old ban on kegs in dorms, and the addition of a party-registration system, in which students of legal drinking age could host parties in their dorm rooms with underage students in attendance, as long as the underage students abstained from drinking.
Party registration is one initiative from the plan that already is moving forward. The University also plans to re-evaluate the alcohol education course that freshmen complete during orientation and add a section about alcohol use and the undergraduate experience to the exit survey that seniors complete each May.
Kulkarni, who also serves as the master of Butler College, said that student suggestions played a significant role in the committee's plan. Undergraduates made up half of the committee and about half of the more than 300 attendees at three workshops held in February. But initially, not all students recognized a need to re-examine drinking on campus, Offorjebe said.
Josh Weinstein '09, president of the Undergraduate Student Government, said the plan touched on two USG priorities: increasing funding for social events and improving student interactions with Public Safety officers.
Strategic Plan is available online at http://www.princeton.edu/reports/alcohol-20080509/.
A salmonella outbreak on campus in late April and early May most likely resulted from food contamination by a Frist Campus Center worker who was ill, a state health investigation found.
University spokeswoman Cass Cliatt '96 said there were 28 confirmed salmonella cases — 20 students and eight University staff members, including three food handlers. Another 42 individuals were termed "probable" cases, according to the state.
Several food items served at a Mexican food station in the Frist Gallery were linked to those who contracted the illness, said Mary Glenshaw, an Epidemic Intelligence Service officer with the CDC who is working with the state health department and who headed the investigation.
Those who developed gastrointestinal illness ate at Frist between April 18 and May 2, Glenshaw said, with symptoms — including diarrhea, abdominal cramps, fever, nausea, and/or vomiting — showing up from April 20 to May 7. She said three individuals who became sick received hospital emergency-room treatment, while eight students spent a night at McCosh Health Center because they had become dehydrated.
On May 3 the University shut down the Mexican and salad-bar food areas at Frist, two of several food stations that are part of the Frist Gallery. The two food stations reopened May 19.
Dining Services, which operates the Frist eating areas, is putting into effect new training that emphasizes the importance of hand-washing and sanitation, Cliatt said.
Glenshaw said the eateries at Frist — the most frequently used dining facility on campus — were inspected multiple times during the investigation and passed each time with only "very minor" violations.
Putting a laptop computer on sleep mode does not guarantee that its data will remain secure, according to a study from Princeton's Center for Information and Technology Policy. Researchers devised a way to sidestep disk encryption systems by lifting information from the computer's random access memory (RAM), where data is stored while it is being used. A computer's RAM retains its contents for a brief time after power is shut off (and even longer if the memory chip is removed and cooled). With just a few minutes of physical access to a computer, the Princeton team was able to make a near-perfect copy of its RAM, search the data for encryption keys, and access protected information. After exploring possible defenses against the memory attacks, the researchers concluded that there is "no easy remedy." More details and a video explaining the research are available at http://citp.princeton.edu/memory/.
Celene Lizzio '08 spent last summer in Egypt, setting up a small shop in Cairo to create "Peace-Shirts" — T-shirts that carried the message, "Islam means peace." One of 100 student-organized Projects for Peace funded by Kathryn W. Davis, widow of the late Shelby C. Davis '30, Lizzio's project sought to provide jobs and to spark a dialogue about a peaceful society and interfaith tolerance.
Back at Princeton last fall for the start of her senior year, Lizzio heard about a new University program with a similar theme: the Program on Religion, Diplomacy, and International Relations (PORDIR). Convinced that some opportunities "have your name on them," she returned her application within 24 hours and was selected as one of 12 fellows who launched the program.
The program is part of the Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination and is co-directed by Wolfgang Danspreckgruber, institute director and lecturer in public and international affairs, and Paul Raushenbush, associate dean of religious life.
While the program does not provide academic credit, in practice it is similar to a graduate seminar, Danspeckgruber said. The four undergraduate and eight graduate fellows each produced an academic journal-length article for publication in an edited volume and presented a paper at the program's weekly luncheon seminars. The program also offered a public lecture series, and it culminates with a conference in Vienna July 10–12 in which the students will present their papers to an audience of about 50 academics, religious and public officials, and other students.
The program leaders decided not to focus the students' research on any single religion or part of the world, but to let them select a topic based on their academic or personal interest. Danspeckgruber said the students' work demonstrates an intense emotional curiosity. "You feel a real personal involvement," he said.
Jon Gandomi, who is studying international relations in a master's program at the Woodrow Wilson School, is a member of the Baha'i faith, and his research talked about using Baha'i principles in conflict resolution. Gandomi, who said he hopes to be part of U.N. efforts for post-conflict reconstruction in Afghanistan, said that most of his courses didn't emphasize how religion intersects with global issues. That wasn't the case during a PORDIR luncheon midway through the spring term, however, as Gandomi fielded questions about how Bahai's have tried to influence state policy and international law.
The fellows bring a wide range of religious, national, and work backgrounds, including international-relations experience in a number of countries. The diversity contributes to "a space where people can ask critical questions in a safe environment," Raushenbush said.
As of mid-May, the University was continuing to interview candidates for the position of coordinator of Muslim life.
Ryan Dowd '11 flashes a big grin after taking a pie in the face April 26 to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society during Communiversity, Princeton's annual town-gown celebration, which drew an estimated 30,000 people.


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Before Co-Founding BaySand he was an Executive Vice President of eASIC establishing eASIC as a leading semiconductor company recently acquired by Intel Corporation. Prior to serving in that position he was an Executive Consultant to multiple major USA, International and start-up companies where he was instrumental in establishing leadership generating strategic directions and business partnerships. Earlier, at Cadence Design Systems, he held executive management positions including Corporate Vice President of Technology responsible for worldwide strategic M&A focusing on strategic and business development acquisitions and served as chief architect for the EDA industry's outsourcing business model leading to Cadence's industry leadership in the EDA technology and solutions market. Prior to serving at Cadence, Mr. Werfelli was Vice President of International Field Operations, Corporate Support and Services Worldwide at Magma Design Automation.
Mr. Werfelli holds patents in his fields, a B.S.E.E. degree from Washington University School of Engineering, St Louis, MO with studies at UCLA in Nuclear Engineering and is a graduate of the PhD Executive Program for Sciences and Engineers from the University of California San Diego.
Mr. John Kispert joins BaySand's board and brings with him his knowledge and experience in finance management and innovation. John has a proven track record at executive position from finance, operation, up to being the CEO of Spansion where he led the company turnaround by successfully refocusing the company strategy for growth. John will be involved in guiding BaySand to its next level of growth.
Jim was a general partner at Telos Venture Partners and senior vice president of business development at Artisan Components Inc., now part of ARM Holdings PLC. He held executive engineering, marketing and operational management positions at Cadence Design Systems, Inc., National Semiconductor Corporation and Phillips Semiconductor.
Jim holds a B.A. degree in mathematics, a B.S. degree in computer science and an M.B.A. all from San Jose State University. He serves on several private companies' board of directors. Additionally Jim serves as a strategic advisor to several private and public companies.
Dr. Sam L. Appleton has over 25 years of experience in operations and leadership, business development, and executive management. Prior to Co-Founding BaySand, Dr. Appleton was an angel investor and has been an entrepreneur for the last 12 years. Before turning her attention to stock, bond, and equities investing, she practiced in the medical field for 15 years.
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Mr. Ewanich has authored several papers and has been granted five U.S. patents. Mr. Ewanich has served as Vice Chairman of JEDEC's Board of Directors. Mr. Ewanich received BS degree in Ceramic Engineering from Alfred University, and an MS degree in Ceramic Engineering from the University of Washington.
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Asher has developed more than 15 patents. He received his BSc in Electrical Engineering from the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology and MSc degrees in Computer Science from Tel Aviv University.
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Title: Matchstick Men
Director: Sir Ridley Scott
Roy (Nicolas Cage) is such a good con artist that he's conned himself in thinking that he's spectacularly obsessive-compulsive, freaking about outdoors and dirt, full of tics and odd habits, popping pills and chain-smoking... When in fact, he's a pretty normal guy. A little neurotic, sure, but not the twitching nutcase he sometimes works himself into. He starts thinking that maybe it's his conscience that's playing tricks on him, maybe a life of screwing people out of their money is screwing him up... So he takes his partner Frank (Sam Rockwell)'s advice and goes to a shrink, but just as that starts calming him a little, life throws him one hell of a curve ball: Angela (Alison Lohman), the tomboyish skateboard-riding little goofball daughter of the ex-wife Roy left 14 years ago with a black eye and a bun in the oven...
"Matchstick Men" was directed by Ridley Scott, but it's not so evident. You kind of see his touch in the nervous editing and eye-popping visuals, but for the most part this is a laid-back little flick full of Frank Sinatra tunes and comic beats, sort of a bastard offspring of Catch Me If You Can and "Bandits", but much less effective than those. It's an amusing enough, moderately clever movie, but most of it is rather one-note. Nicolas Cage's idiosyncratic performance is engaging, Sam Rockwell does the smartass thing he does and Alison Lohman totally makes you forget that she's 10 year older than the ditzy teenage girl she plays, but there's not much to the characters beyond that.
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Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for February 28, 2019.
WKU Student Night at Lost River Sessions LIVE March 16: WKU Public Broadcasting and Lost River Sessions LIVE will present an Evening with Parker Millsap on March 16 at the Capitol Arts Center in Bowling Green. As a part of this special event, the first 100 WKU students who present an ID will receive free admission to the concert courtesy of LRS sponsor Mike Simpson.
Panhellenic, IFC councils recognized at leadership conferences: The WKU Panhellenic and IFC councils were recognized during their recent leadership conferences in Atlanta.
Spring Break 2019 Parking and Transit: Intersession services will be in effect during Spring Break Week (March 4-8). More: Intersession Parking Map; Parking Lot Lighting during Spring Break.
Baseball: Crosby's Stellar Start Leads WKU Over Visiting Racers: In his first career appearance on the Nick Denes Field mound, freshman Hunter Crosby pitched five innings and allowed only one run in WKU Baseball's 9-5 victory over Murray State on Wednesday evening. Next: WKU (6-2) travels to Pensacola, Fla., for the 2019 Cox Diamond Invitational Friday-Sunday, which includes neutral-site games against North Florida, Louisiana Monroe and Tennessee.
Men's basketball: Hilltoppers Travel to UAB for Final Bonus Play Road Game: WKU Hilltopper Basketball continues Bonus Play with its second straight road game at UAB at 6:30 CT tonight in Birmingham, Ala. The game will air on beIN SPORTS. The Hilltoppers began Bonus Play with a loss Saturday at league-leading Old Dominion. WKU (16-12, 9-6 C-USA) is tied for third in the conference standings.
Former Arkansas QB Storey transferring to WKU: Arkansas quarterback Ty Storey went home for winter break and started thinking about his future. Storey announced Wednesday on Instagram and Twitter that he'll spend a graduate transfer season in 2019 playing quarterback for WKU.
High School Basketball: Boys' Fourth Region Tournament. Diddle Arena. Semifinal games at 6 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. Contact Campus and Community Events, (270) 745-2497.
8:30 a.m.: Board of Regents Meeting. Martin Regents Room, Jody Richards Hall. Contact Bob Skipper, (270) 745-4295.
8:30 a.m.: Middle School Honors Band Clinic. Van Meter Hall. Contact Music, (270) 745-3751.
9 a.m.: SOKY Book Fest Used Book Sale. Warren County Public Library's Bob Kirby Branch, 175 Iron Skillet Court. Through March 3. Contact Jennifer Wilson, (270) 745-6977.
9:30 a.m.: Mark of Excellence Awards. Jody Richards Hall Auditorium. Contact Sam Oldenburg, (270) 745-3055.
6 p.m.: US Bank Celebration of the Arts Opening Reception. Kentucky Museum. Contact Kentucky Museum, (270) 745-2592.
6 p.m.: Residence Halls Close for Spring Break. (Halls reopen at noon March 10.) Note: Barnes-Campbell, Hilltopper and Northeast halls remain open. Contact Housing, (270) 745-4359.
11 a.m.: Southern Kentucky Team Penning. L.D. Brown Agricultural Exposition Center. Contact Ag Expo Center, (270) 745-3976.
6 p.m.: High School Basketball: Boys' Fourth Region Tournament Championship. Diddle Arena. Contact Campus and Community Events, (270) 745-2497.


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So what could be more compelling than getting paid to do what you really like? Generally, video games can be considered an addiction, a habit that keeps one occupied with no reward, or perhaps just a pastime for the idle. With the advent of "Gaming Finance," which is essentially the fusion of gaming and finance in a setting powered by the usage of blockchain, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and smart contracts, blockchain technology has increased the appeal and rewards of gaming.
With the ability for players to earn money while having fun, GameFi is quickly replacing the conventional gaming industry. This article will explain what Gamefi is and how it functions.
What is GameFI?
GameFi is basically the combination of the words "game" and "finance". It combines complex game mechanics with blockchain technology, including NFTs, cryptocurrencies, and decentralization, to build virtual worlds where users can earn money just by gaming and having fun.
Blockchain games powered by GameFi provide players with monetary compensation for their time and work. Play-to-Earn is the more popular name for this model. Some of the possible financial inducements in gamefi are Tokens, improvements, avatars, virtual land, and many other assets Typically, rewards are given to users for accomplishing in-game activities including producing original content, gathering resources, moving through levels, and engaging in competitive play.
GameFi, in contrast to traditional video games, lets players earn, collect, and transfer in-platform assets between other games and platforms. Players can also earn money by swapping or selling their stuff, which will monetize their experience. In other words, in addition to monetary prizes, GameFi gives players the chance to possess digital assets that can be utilized in transactions across numerous platforms.
Decentralization and NFTs, which bring an entirely new type of digital ownership to the table, fuel this.
How does GameFi work?
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As we've previously stated, gameFi represents the intersection of blockchain and gaming. It enables users to earn these newly created assets and gives them the opportunity to trade them via an NFT marketplace both within and outside of games, bringing up new revenue streams.
Depending on the game, players can gain prizes by completing missions, engaging in combat with other players, or constructing buildings that can be sold. Through staking or lending their in-game assets to other players, several games can allow users to earn passive revenue without actively participating in the game.
GameFi is a hot topic in the cryptocurrency industry. Here are some benefits of GameFi.
Earning Money Playing
You will agree with me that doing what you love while making money is a winning combo. And this is what makes Gamefi enticing and widely adopted.
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The use of non-fungible tokens allows for the ownership of digital in-game items. In actuality, this suggests that, in contrast to heritage games, players have other options for influencing gameplay and the variety of in-game objects. All assets are non-fungible and totally owned by players.
Compelling Gaming Incentives
The debut of the first PE2 games signaled a significant shift in the market and called into question the viability of the conventional gaming revenue model. Normally, it is not common for players to move and utilize their in-game possessions outside of the game's environment. Blockchain gaming upends that system allowing virtual tokens to be utilized in a variety of settings and traded for cryptocurrencies or fiat money, blockchain
Participation At a Low Cost
Players have historically had to pay a diverse range of fees when playing games, including the cost of the game itself and any upgrades. In contrast, the great majority of games on GameFi are completely free to play, making it a more widely available hobby. P2E games, on the other hand, provide enticing prizes that keep playing expenses minimal.
How to get started with GameFI
They are a lot of gameFi projects already and more are springing up, you can just utilize platforms like Coinmarket Cap to do your research and pick the ones that are best for you. Here are simple steps on getting started
1. Create a wallet
You will require a crypto wallet in order to carry out in-game transactions and store virtual money and NFTs acquired during gaming. Although there are several wallet options, the majority of games need the usage of certain wallets. To find out which wallets the game supports, be sure to check the official website.
2. Integrate the Game With the Wallet
Blockchain games act as your account, as opposed to conventional games that demand a login and password.
3. Fund Your Wallet
Most times, you will need to pre-fund your cryptocurrency wallet with a suitable cryptocurrency in order to buy initial in-game assets like characters or native crypto tokens needed to play the game.
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Until recently, gaming income has only been one-sided because the majority of incentives go to the game makers and gamers only spend time playing and paying. By fusing the best aspects of decentralized finance, blockchain technology, and blockchain-powered features like NFTs and cryptocurrencies, GameFi is ushering in a new era of gaming. As Web 3.0 evolves, it is easy to see how GameFi might attract players by simply merging entertainment with financial incentives. More significant firms are anticipated to use blockchain technology as blockchain games become more well-known and start constructing the metaverse.
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Thanks, it was quite a scene to watch.


As the driver turned on the ignition, I was thinking of the events that led me to consider a Faridabad to Agra private taxi. My parents told me the night before that I was to travel to Agra. At first we considered going by air, but it had been long since I took a road trip. I had taken a taxi service from Faridabad to Agra airport once when I had to give an exam on a short notice, but that's another story. My excitement fast turned to annoyance when they told me that my grandfather would be accompanying me. He had to attend a wedding. They said I could use some 'quality' time with him.
Ten minutes had past and it seemed like an hour had gone by. Suddenly, my Grandfather broke the monotony by asking the driver a few questions like places to visit between Faridabad and Agra. After their conversation came to an end, he turned to me and started asking me about my life, this is what I was dreading the most.
At first he lectured me about how I should have taken my CPT exams seriously, or maybe studied hard for a government job. This became more irritating when the driver jumped into the conversation, with an expression of excitement saying, "Sir, mere bete ne abhi-abhi CA final clear kiya hain!" I thought to myself, this time the Faridabad to Agra car hire wasn't such a good idea.
Earlier during the day, my aunt called my mother to tell her that my uncle would pick us up near a pizza shop at the Faridabad to Agra airport drop taxi stand. They soon started a conversation about the shopping she did for the wedding. In the course of the conversation, my mother forgot to tell her that we were coming from Faridabad to Agra by private taxi.
We were entering the city when my mother called to say that we would be picked up at the airport, she sounded guilty. We had to turn around and take the one way taxi from Faridabad to Agra airport.
I had recently come back to India and we had booked a one way cab from Faridabad to Agra airport. I heard about policemen ill-treating civilians here. So even though I behaved ignorant, the driver's words made sense, I got into the car.
"How long before this Faridabad Agra taxi came to a halt?" I asked the driver. He said it will take a couple of hours.
It's been 10 years since we covered that distance between Faridabad & Agra. A lot has happened since. I remember apologizing a thousand times, but 'no' was all she said. Shruti I hear is married now, I do not know the details.
I am married and have come a long way in my career since. The taxi fare from Faridabad to Agra airport cost me more than just my money. If only I did not doubt her, things would be different.
'This is way better than I imagined' Aarushi thought. She is taking a taxi service Faridabad airport to Agra. She lives close to the airport with her mother and father, who are out for work most days of the month. The driver Ajeet is polite and her mother Gayatri is not in her usual nagging mood.
Aarushi is red with anger. She thought to herself, taking a taxi for Faridabad airport to Agra would have been less traumatic. This inquisitive nature is what Aarushi doesn't like one bit. She doesn't like being treated like a child at the age of 24. She is not in thistaxi to have her mother nag her all the way.
"Bhaiya! Cab Roko! Please!" Aarushi suddenly shouts from behind. The sweat which was on Gayatri's face is now on Aarushi's. As soon as Ajeet stops the cab, Aarushi runs to a bench near the Agra-Faridabad highway. She takes out her breather and starts puffing.
Gayatri is dumb-founded. Suddenly, this Faridabad airport to Agra taxi ride seemed never ending to her. She wishes she could go back in time and put Aarushi's weed back where she found it.'But how could she have known…Does that even matter' a voice in her head replies.
Gayatri is still cheating on her husband. Aarushi never gave up the habit. But for Ajeet, that oneFaridabad airport to Agra taxi service he delivered changed his life. Ever since then, he quit smoking and spent more quality time with his daughter.
I turned off the radio as I parked the Faridabad to Agra airport carright in front of his wide doorway, took a deep breath and reminded myself to keep calm. Even though he was a celebrated figure, I had to think of Mr. Smith as just another passenger wanting to make his way to Agra airport.
It took us half an hour to reach the Faridabad to Agra Highway by cab. As we crossed the Faridabad toll booth, I heaved a sigh of relief. This ride was going smoother than I had anticipated.
When I decided to take this Faridabad to Agra airport drop I was hoping to get a nice guy like you.


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FIFA U20 World Cup Q&A – Derrick Jones
By NICHOLAS MURRAY - nicholas.murray@uslsoccer.com, 05/20/17, 8:41AM EDT
Former Steel FC standout ready for chance on big stage
Photo courtesy Bethlehem Steel FC
When Derrick Jones was named to the United States U20 National Team World Cup squad earlier this month, it marked the culmination of a journey that began 18 months ago when he became the first signing in Bethlehem Steel FC history.
A central midfielder, Jones made 26 appearances for Bethlehem in the 2016 season, finishing tied for the team lead with five goals and also notched three assists in 2,178 minutes of action in his first professional season. This year he's had the opportunity to make his first starts for the Philadelphia Union in Major League Soccer, and now will get the chance to feature in the biennial showcase for the best young talent in the world.
Ahead of the United States' opening game at the FIFA U20 World Cup in South Korea on Monday against Ecuador, USLSoccer.com caught up with Jones to talk about his path to the tournament.
Q: You were the first signing in Bethlehem Steel FC history in December, 2015. What's the progression been like for you to go from that to now being part of the U.S. squad for the U20 World Cup?
Derrick Jones: Obviously, it's been very overwhelming. I was in the USL team and now I'm about to play in the World Cup. It started from going to Bethlehem and then getting signed to the [Union], and I just kept working hard and made my way. I'm just going to keep working hard, too.
Q: What was the biggest thing you learned from your first professional season with Steel FC?
Jones: I learned a lot of stuff. Obviously, being a professional is not easy. A lot of people expect a lot from you and you have to give a lot. … You just work hard on the field, listen to my teammates and just keep going.
Q: You were called into training with the U.S. U20s last December, but missed the qualifying tournament as you were only recently cleared to compete for the U.S. Was there any nervousness you might not make this trip?
Jones: To be honest, yeah, I was. I saw the guys play really good in CONCACAF, and obviously they won. Everybody played good, even the players on the bench. Everybody did very good. They all worked hard, and it was just left up to Coach [Tab Ramos]. I was waiting on my citizenship and then waiting to see if I would get called, but now I'm here. I just have to work hard and just keep going.
Q: Did you stay regularly in contact with Coach Ramos in the time between the end of the CONCACAF Championship and the announcement of the World Cup squad?
Jones: Yeah, we talked a couple of times about my papers and stuff. He was a big part of it. He helped me a lot in trying to get FIFA to approve me. We were going back and forth with them, and it was very hard, but I give thanks to him too. He helped me a lot. Obviously, he believes in me. That's why he put all efforts into it, and I thank him for that too.
Photo courtesy U.S. Soccer
RELATED: U20 World Cup - An Experience of a Lifetime
Q: You've played with a few of the players in the squad for the U.S., and against some of them in the USL and now in MLS. How exciting is it to be part of what looks like a very talented group?
Jones: It's always great. It feels good for all of us to come together. I've played with most of the guys now in games, and now we're all playing together. I'm very happy. A lot of people want this chance, but they don't get it in life, and now I have it. I'm just going to enjoy it and work hard, too.
Q: You've played very well in the USL, and this year had your first starts in MLS. How big a platform is this, getting to compete at the U20 World Cup for the United States?
Jones: When I started playing in the USL it was the biggest part of my career. The coaching staff, the players, the fans, they all became part of me. Then I got to MLS, and it's just the same. The love keeps getting bigger and bigger, and playing the game faster. It's a whole different game than the USL, but I got through it and I just kept playing. Now, here [in South Korea], I'm just going to keep playing hard because it's another big stage for me where I get to play with a lot of good players in the world, and I just have to prove myself.
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Q: Toggle images in Firefox on a per-tab basis? Is there any way in Firefox to enable/disable loading of images (and ideally also scripts) per tab, and have links opened in new tabs inherit the setting?
It seems like it should be simple, but all I found was a plugin that toggles images globally, and another that's per tab, but still has a global setting for whether links opened in new tabs have images.

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I've re-read your question and realised that I misunderstood. A tool like Adblock might be the better option as it applies the blocks on a per domain basis, this would allow your new tabs to follow the same restrictions.
It is also easy to disable temporarily as required.

This used to be a standard option in the right-click menu until recent versions. Mozilla decided to move it to prevent accidental activation.
The steps to disable images now are as follows:

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*Enter about:config in the URL bar.

*Accept the warning about invalidating your warranty.

*Enter permissions.default.image into the search box on the configuration page.

*Double click on the top option.

*Change the value from 1 to 2 to the pop up.

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*1 - loads images automatically (the default)

*2 - disables loading images automatically

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You can now restart your browser to allow the new settings to take effect.

A: I came up with the solution of creating a new Firefox profile (firefox --ProfileManager), launching it with firefox --no-remote -P my-alternate-profile-name, and installing a global image toggle plugin in it. This basically creates a per-window image setting, for the window running with that profile instead of the default one. In some ways it might even be better than a per-tab setting since it also allows other browser configurations to be changed independently, but it's also really inconvenient that the bookmarks and history are not shared, so I'll still wait for more suggestions.

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The Madras High Court on Saturday held as unsustainable the government's decision to allow all liquor shops within the limits of cities, towns and town panchayats to function, regardless of their distance from the highways passing through their areas.
The First Bench, comprising Chief Justice Indira Banerjee and Justice Abdul Quddhose, passed the order on a writ petition filed by K. Balu of the Advocates' Forum for Social Justice.
Holding as unsustainable a letter written by the Prohibition and Excise Commissioner to the Collectors on September 1, 2017, instructing them to allow all liquor shops within these limits to be open, the Bench said the Prohibition Commissioner ought not to have given such a blanket permission, without taking into account the object behind the Supreme Court's December 15, 2016, order banning liquor shops close to highways.
After the Bench delivered its verdict, some of the counsel wanted to know whether its judgment would be applicable to hotels and clubs situated close to highways passing through municipal areas too, since the government letter covered such establishments also. The Chief Justice said her Bench had confined its verdict only to the liquor shops run by the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation (TASMAC).
In his affidavit, Mr. Balu had recalled that he had filed a writ petition in 2012 against establishment of liquor shops close to National and State highways which were prone to accidents. The court allowed his writ petition on February 25, 2013. Immediately, the State government went on appeal to the Supreme Court which, on December 15, 2016, directed all States and Union Territories to forthwith ban liquor shops along highways.
The Supreme Court order made it clear that the prohibition shall extend to and include stretches of such highways which fell within the limits of municipal corporations, cities, towns and other local bodies. It was also ordered that no liquor shop should be situated within a distance of 500 metres from the outer edge of a highway or of service lane along the highway and that the shops should not be visible from the highways.
Following the clarification, many States including West Bengal, Assam, Karnataka, New Delhi, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala permitted liquor shops within municipal areas to function irrespective of the distance from highways and Tamil Nadu followed suit. However, the writ petitioner contended that such blanket permission was granted to the Collectors by misconstruing the clarification provided by the Supreme Court on July 11, 2017.
He contended that the clarification was issued only with respect to the power of the State Governments to reclassify the highways passing through municipal areas as major district roads in order to get over the ban imposed by the court and therefore it could not be used by the State Government to open liquor shops freely on highways passing through municipal areas.


Unlike the positive muon, we expect the chemistry of the implanted 8 Li + β -NMR probe in organic polymers to be simply that of the monovalent ion, but almost nothing is known about the NMR of isolated Li+ in this context. Here, we present a brief survey of 8 Li + β -NMR in a variety of insulating polymers at high magnetic field, including polyimide, PET, polycarbonate, polystyrene and polyethylene oxide. In all cases, we find a large-amplitude, broad Lorentzian resonance near the Larmor frequency, consistent with the expected diamagnetic charge state. We also find remarkably fast spin-lattice relaxation rates 1/ T 1 . There is very little dependence of either linewidth or 1/ T 1 on the proton density, the main source of nuclear dipolar magnetic fields, leading us to conclude the main contribution to both broadening and spin relaxation at room temperature is quadrupolar in origin. This behaviour is very different from crystalline insulators such as MgO and Al 2 O 3 , and suggests that 8 Li + β -NMR will be an important probe of polymer dynamics. Additionally, we note dramatically different behaviour of one sample above its glass transition, motivating the construction of a high temperature spectrometer to enable further exploration at elevated temperature.


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Languagelayer is a simple and powerful REST API built to efficiently match text of any length to its corresponding language, cross-referencing single words, expressions and grammatical constructions, as well as taking into account any existing accents, dialects and other linguistic deviations.
The languagelayer API relies on an ever-advancing, powerful and AI-based (Artificial Intelligence) detection algorithm, which increases in complexity and performance with each language detection API request performed. Only this way the languagelayer service can be capable of processing over 170 different languages & accents worldwide.
In spite of its complexity behind the curtains, our language detection API continuously manages to stand out due to its easy-to-use REST interface, simple JSON response format, quick response time and low bandwidth consumption.
After signing up, every user is assigned a personal API access key - a unique "password" used to make requests to the API.
In order to make any API request, two required parameters must be specified - your personal access_key and the query text you would like the API to detect the language for.
access_key your personal password used to authenticate with the API - located in your Account Dashboard.
query the full query text you would like the API to perform language detection for.
The following query requests language detection for the famous english saying "The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails."
Strictly speaking, it is always a safer method to use standard URL encoding to encode your query text before passing it into the API's query parameter. However, URL encoding is required in case your query text contains the special character &.
Find below an example text that is required to be URL encoded in order to be processed correctly.
I like apples & oranges.
"success" Returns true or false depending on whether or not your API request was successful.
"results" Returns a JSON array containing an object for each language matching your query text, starting with the most accurate match and descending from there.
"language_code" Returns the 2-digit language code for the respective language.
"language_name" Returns the language name for the respective language.
"probability" Returns a numerical value based on the length of the provided query text and how well it is identified as a language. For reference only.
"percentage" Returns a percentage value (0-100%) in order to put in perspective the API's confidence about the respective language match and present the confidence margin between multiple matches.
"reliable_result" Returns true or false depending on whether or not the API is completely confident about the main match.
Customers subscribed to the Basic Plan (and higher) may establish a secure connection (industry-standard SSL) to the languagelayer API and all data provided by and accessible through it.
Important: In order to ensure maximum API performance, we recommend Free, Basic and Professional Plan users to limit their usage to a maximum of 1 API request per second; and Enterprise Plan to a maximum of 5 API requests per second.
If your rate limit for a given minute has been exceeded, the API will return an error carrying the type rate_limit_reached. This error is listed in the API Error Codes section below.
If your query fails, the languagelayer API will return a 3-digit error-code, an internal error type and a plain text "info" object containing suggestions for the user.
"info": "You have not specified a query text. [Required format: ...&query=my+query+text]"
404 "404_not_found" User requested a resource which does not exist.
101 "missing_access_key" User did not supply an Access Key.
101 "invalid_access_key" User entered an invalid Access Key.
103 "invalid_api_function" User requested a non-existent API endpoint or function.
210 "no_query_text_provided" User did not provide a query text.
104 "usage_limit_reached" User has reached or exceeded his Subscription Plan's monthly API Request Allowance.
105 "https_access_restricted" The user's current Subscription Plan does not support HTTPS Encryption.
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107 "function_access_restricted" User requested an API function or parameter which is not supported by the user's current subscription plan.
102 "inactive_user" The user's account is not active. User will be prompted to get in touch with Customer Support.
211 "query_text_is_array" User requested standard "detect" API endpoint but provided an array.
212 "query_text_no_array" User requested "batch" detection API endpoint but did not provide a valid array.
221 "too_many_queries" User requested "batch" detection API endpoint using too many "query" texts (Maximum: 100).
910 "detection_failed" Our systems failed processing the language detection request.
911 "batch_detection_failed" Our systems failed processing the batch language detection request.
to any API Endpoint, and the result set will be returned wrapped in the callback function you specified.
Not sure about what JSONP does? Here's a helpful Stack Overflow thread.
Note: The API also supports Access-Control (CORS) headers.
In order to enhance readability the languagelayer API features a built-in JSON format function, which displays the API's Response in typically JSON-structured format.
Please be aware that enabling format increases the API response's file size and might cause parsing problems. It should be used for debugging purposes only.
Using the API's languages endpoint you may access a JSON list of all currently supported languages.
A list of all supported languages is also available on the Supported Languages page.
Standard (single) language detection is performed using the languagelayer API's default detect endpoint, simply by passing your preferred query text into the API's query parameter.
Please note: For best results please make sure to always URL encode the contents of the query parameter before passing it into the API request URL.
The languagelayer API also offers the capability to process multiple query texts in a single API request. To make use of this feature, simply include the API's batch endpoint and pass a series of query parameters into your API request URL.
Important: This documentation is presenting API requests primarily using the HTTP GET method. Please note that when making batch requests we'd highly recommend sending all query parameters using POST instead.
Important: For batch requests a maximum of 100 different query parameters has been established.
After executing this batch request, the API will return single or multiple language detection results for each requested query text, in the same order they were initially specified in the API request.
Please note: Since batch detection requests combine multiple API requests into one, each requested query text will increment your API usage by one request.
Each language detection JSON result comes with a probability score containing a numerical value (no range) representing how well the listed language was identified based on the text provided. This value is also a key ingredient for the API's Reliable Result calculation.
Please note: The more text passed into the API's query parameter, the more representative the probability value becomes.
The languagelayer API will also return a percentage JSON response object, aiming to reflect its confidence with the respective language match in a familiar and more understandable way.
Please note: The percentage value also serves the purpose of indicating the confidence margin between different language matches.
Finally, the API will return a reliable_result object containing true or false depending on whether or not the API is completely confident about the main language match.
Please note: The reliable_result decision is based on a variety of factors, including the length of the text, the use of language-specific words and expressions, the probability value, and more.
Important: While a positive (true) reliable_result guarantees the respective language to be a complete and reliable match, language detection results containing a negative (false) value can still be very accurate.
Please note: In this example, the use of JSONP is entirely optional.
Any issues with API Integration? Be sure to take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions to see if your question has already been answered.
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Tag Archives: ydf
American Ballet Theatre's 'Onegin': A chemistry lesson
My time in Boston actually poisoned me with some doubts, as the penultimate leg of this journey was in fact the only time when I questioned whether zigzagging nearly ten thousand miles across the country to see ballet was worth it. My arrival in New York was without fanfare (as if anybody gets that besides the Royal Family anyway) and bedraggled, I crawled into the city relieved to have all the traveling be over with. Regardless of what happens next—not to mention the insurmountable mountain of work left to be done—I'm happier than I've been in a long time, privileged to call this place home even for a few weeks. Still, traveling comes with its baggage and mine came in the form of Onegin, as the production on loan from the National Ballet of Canada seems to have crossed the US with me. Nearly two months ago I saw Onegin on San Francisco Ballet, and now (probably en route back to Toronto) here it is in New York with American Ballet Theatre, the ballet that has come to define John Cranko's choreographic legacy. Adapted from Aleksander Pushkin's novel Eugene Onegin, Cranko masterfully distilled important plot devices from the novel, selected infinitely danceable music, and created a captivating ballet. The only real problem with it is that it rides quite heavily on the acting abilities of the lead dancers, a quality that has become regrettably rarefied in this age of extremely technical ballet. However, Onegin reminds us of the power of subtleties and the dramatic impact of theatre. Also crucial is chemistry, which Diana Vishneva and Marcelo Gomes have in spades, a virtually legendary partnership that I had even heard about through the grapevine long before I ever set foot on New York soil/concrete/asphalt—whatever.
This was my first time to see the sensational Vishneva, a principal with both American Ballet Theatre and the Mariinsky Theatre. I had some reservations because I've experienced a disillusionment to the current Russian style of ballet, which in my opinion has become a grossly distorted version of what Vaganova training intended to be and raises several questions about what makes for good training and good teaching. However, artists do emerge, and Vishneva is like no other. She can jump and she can move fast, hurtling herself into Cranko's menagerie of immaculate lifts without hesitation and for all her limberness, she doesn't abuse it. She certainly gives the full range but uses that to her advantage to add depth to her performances and really flesh out the characters she portrays. As Tatiana, the gentle soul who goes from lovelorn to crown jewel, she maintains an engaging presence throughout, coloring it with all the hues of innocence, heartbreak, nobility, and inner turmoil. It's a relatively simple story of a young woman falling in love with a man who rejects her, and a passage of time reveals her marriage to another, as the original object of her affection futilely attempts to win her back. Watching Vishneva has a sense of living through every moment with her and the final duet in which she rejects Onegin was a ping-pong match of "Do it! Wait—stop! Get him! Don't do it! Eek! You go girl!" and the final image of her alone on stage, staring off into the distance is an arresting one, lips pursed with a grim solace. It's appropriate for a ballet with no happy ending, no forgiveness or reconciliation, which is so satisfyingly discomforting.
Onegin is kind of a male dancer's ballet though, and more importantly, a great actor's ballet, o which Gomes gave the master class. You love to hate to see him as a reprehensible character, and even the way he first appears, stalking in the background like a panther was alluring yet eerie, with an air of mystery that makes you want to know more about this man. There's a moment in the opening solo where he steps into an arabesque and reaches out with one arm and recoils it back in a seductively feline way and really makes it a predatory gesture. Even the beginning of the famous mirror pas de deux, when Tatiana dances with a specter of an imaginary Onegin, of course I knew he was going to appear but I nearly ducked underneath my chair to hide anyway when he did, because Gomes hovered behind her reflection with this spooky, really menacing posture. I do so love the mirror pas de deux—transformation is an iconic theme in ballet for women, but hardly ever for men. Giselle turns into a Wili, Nikiya a shade, and even Cinderella gets a fancy new dress, but the bread and butter role has to be Odette/Odile, and Onegin/Onegin's visage can be seen as something of an inverse. Just like how Odile appears only briefly to dispatch her trickery, Onegin's reflection is the ephemeral, deceptive one, but is instead the idealization. However, without a dramatic costume change and because of the realistic story, the differences have to be tempered with both showmanship and subtlety—he can't just emerge a valiant gentleman because he still has to retain certain qualities and characterization of the real man.
I wasn't nearly as engrossed by the acting of Isabella Boylston and Jared Matthews, both fine dancers but perhaps miscast with Vishneva/Gomes. The relationship between Olga (Boylston) and Lensky (Matthews) has to be believable because its perceived breakdown sets the events in motion for the fatal duel between Lensky and Onegin. I find Boylston charming enough as Tatiana's coquettish sister, but actually I think the relationship between her and Vishneva's Tatiana is what I didn't find plausible. They certainly don't look alike and it's not that siblings have to resemble each other, but each dancer's unique physicality and portrayal of their respective characters made it apparent that they had nothing in common, and even the most divergent of siblings still have some thread of similarity indicative of kinship. Even Tatiana feels the need to protect Lensky, begging him not to duel with Onegin, but her relationship with Olga is what makes that powerful. Matthews's Lensky is a stand-up guy, and I found his solo prior to the duel quite moving, smooth as satin and wrought with despondency, but I couldn't help feel that the sorrow was more based in a resignation to die, rather than anguish at the horrifying idea of aiming a pistol at his friend. When it comes to theatrics you have to make the audience wait for it, and I prefer to see Lensky with both poignancy and valor. In San Francisco, when Joan Boada's Lensky fell to the ground, it was like my world had shattered and I had to fight back the tears.
It's really important for performers not to give too much away when they know what's going to happen next. It's an area where Gomes excels; that first release of his head and upper back right after he kills Lensky is the first, fleeting sign of remorse and vulnerability, but when he returns in the third act he still has remnants of that pompous cynicism which he brought to the previous acts. When Onegin sees a matured and married Tatiana (Vishneva is a stunner in red, by the way), Gomes allows for the decay of that exterior to happen, rather than making it obvious. This is another moment I find fascinating because of its likeness to Giselle's mad scene—although we see the events he relives take place behind a scrim, the gestures of reaching out to the phantoms of his past and burying his face in his hands have to be done with the same amount of integrity. At long last, when he and Tatiana are finally alone, do we see him completely disintegrate into a pitiable wretch, and the differing perspectives on the source of his regrets make for a roller coaster as Tchaikovsky's music runs away with histrionics. Is Onegin apologetic for hurting Tatiana? Rueful of killing Lensky? Or shamefully wanting what he now can't have…it's certainly a mixed bag and if you have the magnetism and emotional capacity of Vishneva/Gomes, you may as well go for broke and do it all.
As the super secret formula for superlative storytelling continues to elude modern day choreographers (to a certain extent), I love that Onegin can still be so enthralling and relevant—I'm now more excited than ever to see Ashton's A Month in the Country in a matter of days, which is going to provide an interesting contrast on a similar time period of early 19th century Imperial Russia. The only problem with doing Onegin and Month so closely to one another though is that casting is too formulaic. Some of the same principal couples of Onegin are cast as the leads in Month, and unfortunately, Vishneva/Gomes not among them. It's a shame for Vishneva in particular because I think Month is more centered on Natalya Petrovna's quiescent distress and I would have loved to seen her portrayal. Count me a fan.
Tags: abt, diana vishneva, isabella boylston, jared matthews, john cranko, marcelo gomes, tchaikovsky, ydf


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Q: How you will spend your time in day?
Each person has 24 hours a day, so you better make a choice about how you will spend your time in a day.

My question is, If the bold letters here grammatical?

A: It comes really close, so good job!
To make it grammatical, you could use this:

Each person has 24 hours in a day, so you better make a choice about how you will spend your time in the day.

Or instead of "in the day", you could use "each day":

Each person has 24 hours in a day, so you better make a choice about how you will spend your time each day.

or if you want to talk about today specifically, which would change the meaning from the original sentence, you could say today":

Each person has 24 hours in a day, so you better make a choice about how you will spend your time today.

There was only one, really simple thing that necessarily needed to be changed in the original sentence, but there were three changes that ended up getting made:
1) 24hours -> 24 hours:
When you combine a number with a measurement, like hours, grams, or kilometers, you use separate words for the number and for the measurement.  I 'm not sure about Tagalog, but this is different from Japanese and may be different from other, nearby languages.
2) a day -> in a day:
The phrase "24 hours a day" is usually used when you're talking about how often something happens, how often it's a certain way, how long it stays a certain way, etc.  So if a store never closes, you could say that it's "open 24 hours a day".
When you use it here though, you're talking about how much time someone has, not how often/long something is or happens.  So kind of like how you have "12 inches in a foot" and "3 feet in a yard", you also have "24 hours in a day".
Technically it's probably grammatically correct to say, "Each person has 24 hours a day," but usually you would go ahead and put the extra word in there.
3) in a day -> today / in the day / each day
Kind of like #2, technically the original sentence is grammatically correct here, but it's more common to use one of the other phrases, depending on exactly what you mean.  If you use "today", that means you're telling them to make the choice about the day today specifically.
If you use the words "in the day", this is kind of interesting, because this is taking the phrase "in a day" and suddenly trying to do something different here.  Why would you use "in a day" in #2, but "in the day" in #3?  The difference here is the focus is not on all of the days in general, like it is in #2, but the focus is on each indidvidual day.  If you say that there are "24 hours in a day", you are focused on a length of time much greater than a day.  When you say "spend your time in the day" at the end of this sentence though, even though you're still kind of talking about a larger length of time, you're also talking about how that person or those people take the "24 hours in a day" and use all of those "24 hours".  The focus here is on a 24-hour / one day timespan, so because of the context and the sentence as a whole, we're using a different article.
If you use the phrase "each day", it means the same thing as if you said "in the day".  It's just a different way to say the same thing, in this particular sentence.  But using the word "today" would mean something a little different.

A: No, your sentence is not grammatical or idiomatic.
The store is open 24 hours a day per day
You can accomplish much in a day. in the time span of a day
There are only 24 hours in a day.  in the time span we call a "day"
They visited London for a week and planned what sights to see each day.
on the individual days of their week-long vacation, day by day


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Q: Table gap with raw color Can someone help me to correct the blank gaps that are formed in the table or how to define the cell sizes so that does not happen? Sorry for my bad English. This is my code:
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\usepackage{pgfplotstable}
\usepackage{eso-pic}
\usepackage[many]{tcolorbox}
\usepackage{picture}
\usepackage{multicol}
\usepackage{booktabs}
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 \rowcolor{tableheadcolor}  Controlador  &  \makecell{Tiempo\\de subida}& \makecell{Tiempo de \\asentamiento} & Overshoot &\makecell{\phantom{1} Error de estado \phantom{1}\\ estacionario} & Estabilidad \\
\hline
Proporcional & Disminuye  &\makecell{Variación\\ menor} & Aumenta & \makecell{Disminuye} & Aumenta\\ \rowcolor{tableheadcolor}
\makecell{Proporcional \\Integral} & Disminuye & Aumenta & Aumenta &\makecell{\phantom{111} Se hace cero} \phantom{111}  & Aumenta \\
\makecell{Proporcional \\Derivativo} &\makecell{Variación\\ menor} & Disminuye & Disminuye &\makecell{Variación\\ menor}& Disminuye \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
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\end{table}

\end{document}

I use xelatex as engine.

A: Hmm odd, if you define a simpler version of \makecell directly the gap goes, adding this before your table
\def\makecell#1{\begin{tabular}{@{}c@{}}#1\end{tabular}}

I'll see if I can see what the makecell package version is doing....


In a city filled with storied musical venues, the prevailing attitude seems to be that there's always room for more. So this past weekend, the creative community welcomed House of Vans Chicago. Situated on the city's near west side, the new venture is a bit of an anomaly. On its first official night, it was definitely appropriated as a music venue, but its owners have a bigger vision for the space.
The few permanent features inside the cavernous space are a bar, a handful of skateboard ramps and a billboard-sized replica of Wrigley Field's ivy covered outfield wall. But on this, the Grand Opening evening, the space played host to live music.
The evening's headliners, Future Islands, usually fill three times the number of seats, so their performance here certainly qualified as intimate. Considering the shoemakers long affiliation with hip-hip, it seemed all to appropriate that the evening kicked off with local rising star Noname (Fatimah Warner) and, for the old schooler's in attendance (of which there were plenty), Digable Planets.
Which serves as a perfect metaphor for Vans' focus. The company has always celebrated its past, but always has its sights set on the future. So, whether it's a skate park one day, an artist's oasis the next or anything else its owners (or users, since the vibe is decidedly communal) can dream up, the new destination should prove to be a worthy addition to Chicago's artistic landscape.


Last night's long dark walk into the forest high in the mountains led me to an old hunters cabin. A miracle of navigation that I found it - seen only as an enigmatic sign on walker's map board in a village miles away. A miracle it was open. I was prepared to overlook the broken furniture, the graffito and the dark loft above the two simple rooms. A bit Blair Witch Project-y but real shelter. With the door closed and stove cooking soup and some cushions as mattress I had a comfortable and - the first since beginning the walk - warm night. Up at six and had done a day's march by lunchtime. Incidentally passing a far nicer, clean, open cabin - unmarked on map - with a log stove just a few miles further on.
Descending down, down, down to the Rhine Valley. I left warm sun on the heights for grey, cold fog. (see pic). Signs of rooting boar and deer slots everywhere. A distant lumberjack felled a huge tree - the sound of its fall echoing in the fog.
Now in Ettenheim and preparing to regroup before starting off into France and next 250 miles to Paris. Shower (and several more), clothes wash, charge camera batteries, sort gear, prepare mind and feet for as much walking and sleeping out as I've already done to here - maybe even a bit more.


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