text:
MyPad, 26 Gilmour Street, Paisley, PA1 1EQ
Student Accommodation for Glasgow & Paisley Universities
About: MyPad Paisley
Recent Posts by MyPad Paisley
How Can Young Professionals Tackle Work Stress?
Starting your first job after uni is the beginning of a whole new phase of life. Yet, while student mental health topics are widely discussed, studies on graduate mental health are few and far between. Wondering how you can look after your mental health? Here are a few tips: 1. Have plenty of short breaks while…
Fun Things To Do In Glasgow If You're A Student
Glasgow is a great city, offering a variety of fun activities and experiences for students. Whether you're going to be a fresher next year and want to make the most out of the nightlife or you're half way through your degree and looking to soak up the culture. Glasgow has something for everyone. Here are…
REVEALED: The UK and Ireland's Top Student Unions
From societies, sports and clubs to cheap food, drinks and nights out, the students' union is your foundation for making new friends and memories. But what is it that makes a good students' union? By researching different important features — including the number of clubs and societies, the cost of food and drinks, and representation…
Student Entrepreneurs Are On The Rise
Generation Z graduates are bringing a fresh approach to the world of work, and a growing number of young people are choosing to be their own bosses, becoming young entrepreneurs rather than entering into a nine-to-five job. Not only that, but many Millennials in the workplace are also embracing the entrepreneurial spirit and starting businesses.…
Mental Health Among Students in the UK
Starting university can be a daunting experience as new students leave many familiar faces behind to settle into a strange new city, and the reality of the workload starts to sink in. All of these pressures combined can have a big impact on the mental and emotional health of UK students today. The number of…
Surviving the First Year of Uni: Advice from a Student Like You
From the moment you receive the news that you've been accepted into university, you automatically envision what's to come, and start mentally preparing for the adulting adventures that every parent's told you about. You also believe that the next 3-4 years at university will be some long amazing chapters of your life. You and I…
Graduate Job Trends
New graduates are under strain – research has shown that 81% of students admit to feeling pressured to find a job within just six months of graduating, with 82% saying they want to earn money or have a disposable income. After a long, hard slog through lectures and exams to the "promised land" of graduation,…
5 Ways to Break the Ice with New Flatmates
Looking forward to starting university but worried about how you'll break the ice with your new flatmates? Here are our five tried and tested ways to start conversations and make friends with your new flatmates. Use a doorstop for the first few weeks (at least) Doorstops can be very helpful when you're moving your belongings…
Millennials are considered an anxious generation, which is often attributed to an obsession with technology, overbearing parents and the stress that comes with trying to fit into a social media-driven world. But, according to experts, the anxiety and often depression experienced by young adults lies in uncertainty. Anxiety is not a new concept, but according…
Making The Grade – Are Exams Still Relevant?
For many students exams are a necessary evil. Stressful and time-consuming but also inevitable. But are exams really evil? And, more importantly, are they really necessary? In 2011, Macquarie University in Australia debated whether to get rid of exams completely. They argued that exams fail to develop questioning, self-sufficient learners and promote a superficial and…
How to Create an Effective Revision Timetable
It's nearly the Easter break and it's your time to enjoy yourself after a busy term but there are also exams on the horizon, so it's a good idea to start thinking about revising over the holidays. The best way to enjoy your time off and still be productive is by creating a revision timetable.…
How to break your bad spending habits
Every year, the National Association of Student Money Advisers run a week-long campaign focused on helping students manage their money. This year's theme is all about breaking bad money habits; basically making you more aware of what you're unnecessarily spending and the effect that this can have. It's worth noting that small changes can have a…
How to prepare for your job search
If you're currently studying at university, the prospect of applying for jobs now will probably seem a long way away. But while it's not necessary to have secured a job before you graduate, career planning at university can be the difference between finding the job of your dreams and leaving without any idea of what…
New Year's resolutions you can actually stick to…
Your 2018 might have been good, but are you ready for a challenge this new year? via GIPHY We all know that New Year's resolutions aren't the easiest things to stick to but, with a bit of help and guidance, you can achieve everything you want and more. Here are some realistic resolutions for you:…
Britain's weirdest Christmas traditions explained
If you're not from the UK, spending Christmas here for the first time is likely to be a whole new experience. To avoid any confusion or misunderstanding, here is an explanation of the weird (and wonderful) things that happen during Christmas time in Britain and with less than three weeks until the big day, we…
Dealing with the stresses of university life
Congratulations on (nearly) completing your first term... You're nearly at the finish line, don't give up just yet! Before starting university, you may have read or been told that it will be the best experience of your life and sometimes that's true BUT there are times when it can be overwhelming and stressful. If you've felt…
5 things no one tells you about student banking
If you're just bumbling along with any old bank account – stop. This 5-minute read is all you need to save more, earn more, and beat the banks at their own game. 1. Lazy doesn't pay When it comes to banking, the only aim of the game is being better off. If there's a bank…
Student Blogger: University Survival Guide
Dear Fresher, I don't know about you, but before I went to university I found myself reading countless blog posts and watching endless YouTube videos in order to feel somewhat prepared. Despite this, when I got to university there was definitely a few things I was not prepared for and really wish I knew before…
Most Employable Degrees
As if choosing the perfect degree wasn't already enough of a challenge, the ultra-competitive UK job market means you also need to seriously consider whether your chosen qualification has enough of a demand to lead to actual job opportunities. With that in mind, we did some research on the 10 most employable degrees and the…
Self-Love and Learning from Our Low Points
During Mental Health Awareness Week, our intern, Sonali Nundoochan shares with us the great advice she was given about self-love and learning from low points. Some days it is easy to spend more time worrying about how to balance life's priorities, than investing time in them. It can be overwhelming to have a lot of…
Recent Comments by MyPad Paisley
No comments by MyPad Paisley yet.
MyPad
MyPad, Paisley & Glasgow
Chit chat from MyPad Paisley…
mypadpaisley@freshstudentliving.co.uk
26 Gilmour Street
PA1 1EQ
MyPad Paisley Student Accommodation © 2023. Web Design and Digital Marketing by Media Waypoint


ARYANA HOLDING COMPANY is a business entity registered in the state of California under the legal form of DOMESTIC STOCK. It can be found in the register by the DOS ID C2738539. The company was established and set into the register at 3rd May 2005 and its current status is FTB SUSPENDED. Location address of this company is at 5 EAST CITRUS AVENUE, #207, REDLANDS, 92373, CA.
The company and its activities are actually managed by 1 person with the responsibility of its market actions. Person written in the register is ERIC KLEIN, who's seat is at 5 EAST CITRUS AVE #207, REDLANDS, 92373, CA.
AKO KA ORUNMILA IFA ATI ORISA, INC.
BYUNG AH LEE INVESTMENT, INC.
ALL VALLEY'S WATER TRUCK SERVICES, INC.
OCEAN PARK LASER & SPA CENTERS, INC.
SAN ANGEL MEDICAL CLINIC, INC.
DR. FRED CHAO, D.D.S., INC.
SO CAL & ASSOCIATES PLUMBING, INC.
COURTNEY J. MOORE PHYSICAL THERAPY, INC.
NATIONAL YOUTH MARCHING DRILL TEAMS ASSOCIATION, INC.
A-PLUS HOME AND LOAN, INC.
RIKOR SIERRA LEONE INTERNATIONAL, INC.
ECONOMY STOCK FEED COMPANY, INC.
SAN MATEO/FOSTER CITY - REFORM PARTY OF CA.
LEON P. KING, CPA INC.
HOPE CASH EXPRESS (USA) INC.
MEDFLY BRIGADE BASENJI RESCUE, INC.
THE WESTVALE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
ATTENDING STAFF ASSOCIATION OF THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL UNIT II INC.


text:
Rower Aodhán hopes to shatter world record
Written by Pete Davison on 29 November 2011 .
Marlborough sportsman Aodhán Kelly (pictured on the far left of our photo) hopes to shatter a world record when he rows across the Atlantic Ocean in January as part of six-man team Atlantic Odyssey.
The specialist team of rowers and adventurers has been put together by Guinness World Record holder and skipper Matt Craughwell.
The aim is to be the first rowing boat to cross the ocean in less than 30 days - the ''four minute mile of ocean rowing" considered by many to be impossible.
The world record attempt will begin early in January 2012 and will take the team across the mid-Atlantic from Morocco in Africa to Barbados in the Caribbean, a route of over 3,000 miles.
The crew were selected from nine different rounds of competitive sea trials that began in April 2011.
The team that emerged from these trials has proved to be exceptionally strong both physically and mentally and have already formed a strong bond to take on the challenge together.
Aodhán (26), a native of Dublin and a former member of the Irish national rowing squad will be the only Irishman in the crew. He works for Adam Matthew Digital, a publishing company in London Road, Marlborough.
He has been rowing since the age of 10 and is currently a member of Reading Rowing Club with whom he competed at Henley Royal Regatta this year.
Aodhán is also raising funds and awareness for the children's charity Plan International and their campaign called 'Because I Am A Girl' aimed at helping provide girls in developing countries with equal access to education.
He will be joined by the famous Scottish endurance cyclist Mark Beaumont who set the world record for circumnavigating the globe by bicycle in 2008 and the subject of a number of BBC documentaries.
The crew will need to row in a two hour on, two hour off shift pattern 24 hours a day for the entire crossing and will need to maintain a speed of four knots to complete the trip in less than 30 days.
The boat, named Sara G, is a specially designed 11 metre ocean rowing boat. It has three rowing positions and cabins at each end for berths. It will need to carry all the supplies for the entire voyage as an official world record must cross the ocean completely unsupported.
The team will be fuelled by each man consuming around 6,000kcal per day – more than twice the average for a normal man – but they will also expend around 12,000kcal per day which means that each crew member is likely to lose in the region of three stone in body weight in just one month.
To save dragging excess weight the team have packed just 35 days of rations for the expedition.
This venture is not to be underestimated as many teams have tried and failed to break the sub-30 day barrier and the first team to do so will achieve what has seemed for many involved as the unassailable mark in the sport's history.
The team has a huge range of experience in the boat from many different backgrounds including experienced high level racing rowers, to full-time adventurers and hardy seamen.
This range of experience coupled with a very strong team ethic makes this one of the strongest ocean rowing teams ever assembled, say their backers.
"As a rower I'm well used to pushing myself to the limits and beyond but the Atlantic is going to be something like I have never experienced," said Aodhán.
"It's something that I've felt I just have to do for a long time – it really captured my imagination from the start. I'm now looking forward to what should be the adventure of a lifetime and hopefully a name in the record books."
To read Aodhán's personal account of training and the record bid, or to sponsor Aodhán, log on to http://atlantic2012.com/

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
using System.Linq;
using EspaceClient.FrontOffice.Domaine;

namespace EspaceClient.FrontOffice.Business.Depots
{
    public partial interface IDepotLangue
    {
        IQueryable<Langue> GetAll();

        Langue GetByCode(string code);

        Langue GetDefault();
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Mudhoney are streaming their brand new single "Paranoid Core." The song comes from the group's forthcoming album "Digital Garbage", which is set to be released on September 28th.
Frontman Mark Arm had the following to say about the brand new studio effort, "My sense of humour is dark, and these are dark times. I suppose it's only getting darker."
"I've tried to keep things somewhat universal, so that this album doesn't just seem like of this time. Hopefully some of this stuff will go away. You don't want to say in the future, 'Hey, those lyrics are still relevant. Great!'" Listen to the new song here.


text:
Abdelhalim Abdelouahab est un homme politique algérien et député de la Wilaya d'Alger à l'Assemblée populaire nationale depuis les Élections législatives du 10 mai 2012.

Biographie

Études

Itinéraire

Références

Voir aussi
 Liste des députés de la wilaya d'Alger

Député algérien de la VIIe législature
Personnalité politique algérienne
Naissance en Algérie

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Compare home warranty policies from the top ten home warranty service providers in indiana. To further assist you in selecting your policy, we have created a graph with a bell curve that showcases the average price of premium and average deductible of the various home warranty policies that are purchased throughout the state of indiana. View more... The X-axis indicates the price of the premium while the Y-axis indicates the number of homeowners. The start of the curve indicates the number of homeowners who purchase policies that have low premiums. The curve then rises to indicate the number of homeowners who have opted for the average premium and finally dips to denote the number of homeowners who opt for policies with a high premium. The Average Premium of the indiana is mentioned at the top of the graph.
You can also view the Average Deductible that is opted for in the state by clicking on the arrows placed on either side of "Average Premium in indiana". We have also calculated the average premium and average deductible price for the major towns in indiana. Click on the city name to know its average policy premium and average deductible opted for.
Don't let unexpected appliance failures break you!
The visual representation informs how a home warranty company has faired in the industry from its inception. And takes into consideration, customer engagement in social media, customer happiness, participation in CRP & others.
Review: My sump pump failed the other day and our entire 1700 ft sq basement was flooded. So what did they do? AHS called a plumbing company and told them to come to our house to fix the pump. That is all they did. They called another comapany. When I was talking to customer service about it and asked them "so all you did was call a plumber to fix my pump?" And the representative said exactly. No compensation for our carpet. Everything out of our pocket. I could have called a plumber by myself instead of pay this company x amount every month. Please for your sake and your money's sake do not go to this company.
Review: Original contractor (Sears Repair) cancelled the first scheduled appointment. Tried to push us back more than 3 weeks. I contacted AHS and they assigned to another contractor (West Maintenance) who showed up on time and completed the job in 2 weeks after ordering parts. I was very happy with their service.
Review: I called a couple of months ago about my water heater broke, so called AHS about my situation and as always they are very professional about hearing my problem and a quick result ion to my problem within four days my water heater was replace and everything was back to normal, they have to order my water heater because it's a different brand or kind it's not something you can just buy it at the store, and that's what impress me despite of that situation I think if was pretty good job. So thanks!
Review: I have always been told why do I have home coverage is like throwing money away. Well I have to say that I dont fell that way at all . In the last year I have had to use my coverage and it has been very beneficial. All contractors have been great and have giving great service.
Review: The best warranty company. They don't search for reasons to deny claims like other warranty companies. They use top notch vendors and fix things. I love AHS!
Review: AHS was great to work with. I called for a service call and had a repair man out within 48hrs. I have no complaints.
Review: My previous homes were new builds so I did not feel the need to purchase services from American Home Shield. However, my current home is 16 yrs old at the time of purchase, and our friends, family, and realtor highly recommended AHS. My last experience exemplifies my overall impression of AHS. I requested a service call for my dishwasher, and the customer service representative scheduled the appointment with Sears for the following day. Sears called and literally game me the run around which ended with them postponing my appt for a week later. Sears could care less about the water damage to my kitchen which was a result of postponing service. I called AHS to explain, and they immediately addressed the issue by assigning a different technician who was very prompt to schedule the service, very prompt with his service appointment time, and very thorough with his service. For a first time subscriber, my experiences with American Home Shield have been spectacular.
Review: Needed HVAC repair. They sent out the cheapest company they could find and took 10 days to do the work. The techs looked like they were homeless, and couldn't have been less interested in us or what they were doing. They replaced a 14 yr old Trane Heat Pump with a budget AirTemp unit, did not address the indoor unit. So now, when our indoor unit goes out, we will have to once again replace the outdoor unit because it is a freon unit and does not meet EPA standards. The phone reps at AHS were terrible as well, poorly spoken, difficult to understand and was in NO HURRY to get information for me. I called 3 different reps and got a different answer each time. I ended up paying for a 2nd opinion and was told the repairs they did were not to industry standards. After 10 days of 80+ degrees in our house the new heat pump was installed. THEN they told us we had to pay for the freon, AHS only covers $10 of freon!! We had to pay $360 for a newly installed heat pump with a warranty!! Our initial thought was that we simply needed freon. If that had been the case, we would have had to pay $125 for the service call, then $360 for the freon. AHS would have only covered $10 of that repair! I am looking for a new Home Warranty and would suggest the same for anyone considering AHS.
Review: I called American Home Shield at 9pm in the evening because of a leaking water heater. The customer service person was friendly and understood the urgency of the situation. She contacted a plumbing company who called me first thing the next morning- they came out the very next day and replaced the water heater immediately. The service I received was friendly and very quick- we are so thankful that we purchased the warranty!
Review: We believe they should run checks on the people they sent to clients homes. They ripped us, and several clients, off. But, to make up for it, they sent another business to our home, and we are fully satisfied.
Review: The response time now is much better then 2 years ago. I have seen great improvements in the system. We have gotten to know the companies and when they call my husband he relays to them over the phone what he think is going on and that way the repair person knows what to order and it cuts down waiting time in not making 2 visits, sometimes it cannot be helped. The cleanliness of the contractors have been great and they respect my home and not beat up everything. Customer service has also been nice, if not I will respectfully report it because as in my 20 years of real estate I feel you can only improve on what you know is not working. If the company is rude or quick to finish the job in a hurry just to get to the next is not what the customer wants, fast but accurate. Being on both ends I have seen AHS growing. HMS has a good reputation out there and I feel AHS has given them a run for their money. Keep up the good work.
Review: My one and only call to AHS was about my garage door which would not close. There was someone at my door within 24 hours, pleasant and patient in ex-plaining why my garage door wouldn't close. I'm 83 and it's not all that easy sometimes to work out what was wrong. It turned out the two signals facing each other were out of line and he made sure, they would stay inline by taping one of them to the arm so it couldn't move. Simple solution. I think he was ready to go in 15 minutes.
Review: I am a new customer with American Home Shield, and the contract is for rental property. The property is managed by a management company, I received an email from AHS stating "our contractor has been unable to reach you". Before contacting the management company I decided to first contact AHS had to make several attempts because the AHS phone system continued to drop the calls. Then the automated system said the hold time was more than 1 hour. Decided to use the website for information but could not use it either because it was not working properly. Could, however, see that upcoming payments for the contract payment were pending. I am not impressed with my first experience with AHS.
Review: After reading all of these "RAVE" reviews I guess I'm just unlucky. I requested service on my AC on 6/26/16. Tech came out two days later and determined my compressor was bad and needed replacement. AHS waited 2 days more to even order the part, then told me more then once it was shipping directly to the contractor and due for delivery on 7/06/16. Well, that did not happen and they made me wait until Friday to do anything incase it got held up in shipping. So they then told me it would be available for pick up by the contractor the following monday. I called on Monday and was assured that was the case. The contractor called me and set up an appt. Only to call back later that day to inform me the supply house had made a mistake and the part actually wouldn't be available until the following monday 7/18. So they finally get the part and come to install it on 7/20 only to find out that AHS ordered the wrong part that would not fit in my unit. So after waiting another hour to get hold of someone at AHS they informed me that they would be expediting the part. Now I work in the supply chain industry and to me expediting is 1-2 day shipping. Just finally received a phone call to set up another appointment to repair on 7/27 for which I will have to take a 3rd day off of work. It has now been over 4 weeks since my initial request. I asked for a supervisor to call me over a week ago and have still not received a phone call after now 3 requests. I could not be anymore frustrated with this entire process. I also had to go purchase a window ac unit to not die over the weekend with our excessive heat advisory. It was 96 degrees in my house on Sunday. I just don't understand how you could possibly be a "top rated" company operating like this? If this is as good as it gets I would hate to see what the lesser companies do.
Review: I don't recall whether it was the timing mechanism or a belt or the agitator or a leaky drum, but we did notice that our clothes were not spinning out any more. So we made an appointment with one of your contractors, the Lake Area Appliance Service. On 7/27/13, a gentleman came out and discovered that oil was leaking from the transmission clutch, causing the spin tube to disallow the unit to spin properly (I'd say!). He readily agreed that a new unit would be the best solution. We reviewed AHS' recommendations, and opted to receive funds in order to purchase a low-water less-agitating Centennial Maytag model. This has more than exceeded our expectations, getting our clothes cleaner with less water, and having less for the dryer to do.
Review: I do love the service however I feel the price is too high. Honestly I have been shopping around.
Review: Convenient, reliable company that is easy to use when things go awry. Have never had a problem with the contractors or companies they have recommended to us, and the price is fair.
Review: We were very impressed with our technician. He called before he came and was professional and polite. My husband even liked him. He had to order a part and when it came in he came out and installed it. That wasn't the only problem. He had to order another part and come back again and install that part. Now my "old" dish washer is working well.
Review: The customer service person at AHS was friendly and professional. The repair company they set me up with called same day and I had an appointment scheduled the next day.


text:
News › Press Releases › Satellogic Completes Business Combination with CF Acquisition Corp. V to Become Publicly Traded Company
Satellogic Completes Business Combination with CF Acquisition Corp. V to Become Publicly Traded Company
Class A Ordinary Shares to Commence Trading on Nasdaq on January 26, 2022 under ticker "SATL"
Gross proceeds to Satellogic will total approximately $262 million, including cash held in CFV's trust account and concurrent PIPE financing, as well as the transaction with Liberty Strategic Capital, slated to close in February
Transaction expected to allow Satellogic to scale its constellation of satellites, collecting and analyzing weekly remaps of the Earth by 2023 and creating a live catalog of every square meter of Earth daily thereafter, enabling immense commercial, sustainability, and government applications
New York, NY — January 25, 2022 – Satellogic Inc., a leader in sub-meter resolution satellite imagery collection ("Satellogic," the "Company"), today announced that it has completed its previously announced business combination with CF Acquisition Corp. V (Nasdaq: CFV) ("CFV"), a publicly traded special purpose acquisition company sponsored by Cantor Fitzgerald. The business combination was approved at a special meeting of CFV stockholders on January 24, 2022. Beginning Wednesday, January 26, 2022, Satellogic's Class A ordinary shares and warrants will trade on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbols "SATL" and "SATLW," respectively.
In connection with the closing of the business combination and other transactions, Satellogic will receive gross proceeds of approximately $262 million. This total includes proceeds from the CFV trust account and the previously announced private placement ("PIPE") of $100 million led by SoftBank's SBLA Advisers Corp. and Cantor Fitzgerald, among other top-tier institutional investors. Cantor Fitzgerald increased its PIPE participation to approximately $58 million from $33 million. Gross proceeds also include the $150 million private placement commitment from Liberty Strategic Capital ("Liberty"). Liberty's investment is expected to close in February after the waiting period under the Hart–Scott–Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976 expires.
The proceeds will further position Satellogic to scale its constellation to remap the entire surface of the Earth in sub-meter resolution, with the newest advanced satellite technology able to capture 10 times more data at one-tenth of the cost of its competitors. Satellogic's capabilities uniquely position the Company for vast commercial, sustainability and government applications across a large addressable market. Recently, the Company updated its forecasts to take into account the timing of the business combination and current assumptions.
"Reaching this milestone represents a strong step forward for Satellogic. We are thrilled with the close of this transaction and look forward to our next chapter as a public company as we continue on our mission to provide groundbreaking, high-resolution images and data analytics of the entire Earth in real time at an affordable price," said Emiliano Kargieman, CEO & Founder of Satellogic. "This transaction will allow us to continue to scale our constellation of satellites to reach daily remaps of the Earth's surface at the high-resolution and low cost necessary to unlock the vast commercial market. I'm extremely proud of our team's hard work and dedication to get us to this point and believe we are well positioned for long-term sustainable growth."
Former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin, Founder and Managing Partner of Liberty Strategic Capital, will join Satellogic's Board of Directors as Non-Executive Chairman upon close of the transaction. Secretary Mnuchin said, "Congratulations to the entire Satellogic team; we look forward to partnering with you as you focus on a growing market with tremendous commercial and government opportunity. Access to high-quality and cost-effective information will improve decision-making and help solve problems on a global scale."
"Satellogic's unparalleled technology cements its position as a leader in the satellite industry with limitless opportunity," said Howard Lutnick, Chairman and CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald and CFV. "The ability to remap the entire surface of the Earth at 70 centimeters and an affordable price point positions the Company to address a host of applications. I'm excited to support Satellogic on its journey to penetrate this rapidly growing and largely untapped market."
Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. served as financial advisor and capital markets advisor to CFV as well as placement agent on the PIPE. Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP and Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP served as legal counsel to CFV. J.P. Morgan served as financial advisor to Satellogic. Friedman Kaplan Seiler & Adelman LLP and Greenberg Traurig LLP served as legal counsel to Satellogic.
About Satellogic
Founded in 2010 by Emiliano Kargieman and Gerardo Richarte, Satellogic is the first vertically integrated geospatial company, driving real outcomes with planetary-scale insights. Satellogic is creating and continuously enhancing the first scalable, fully automated Earth Observation platform with the ability to remap the entire planet at both high-frequency and high-resolution, providing accessible and affordable solutions for customers.
Satellogic's mission is to democratize access to geospatial data of high-resolution images and analytics through its information platform to help solve the world's most pressing problems including climate change, energy supply, and food security. Using its patented Earth imaging technology, Satellogic unlocks the power of Earth Observation to deliver high-quality, planetary insights at the lowest cost in the industry.
With more than a decade of experience in space, Satellogic has proven technology and a strong track record of delivering satellites to orbit and high-resolution data to customers at the right price point.
To learn more, please visit: http://www.satellogic.com
About Cantor Fitzgerald
CFV was sponsored by Cantor Fitzgerald. Cantor Fitzgerald, with over 12,000 employees, is a leading global financial services group at the forefront of financial and technological innovation and has been a proven and resilient leader for 77 years. Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. is a preeminent investment bank serving more than 5,000 institutional clients around the world, recognized for its strengths in fixed income and equity capital markets, investment banking, SPAC underwriting and PIPE placements, prime brokerage, commercial real estate and for its global distribution platform. Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. is one of the 24 primary dealers authorized to transact business with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Cantor Fitzgerald is a leading SPAC sponsor, having completed multiple initial public offerings and announced multiple business combinations through its CF Acquisition platform. For more information, please visit: www.cantor.com.
This press release contains "forward-looking statements," including statements regarding the transaction between CFV and Satellogic. Such forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements regarding the closing of the Liberty investment and CFV's, Satellogic's or their respective management teams' expectations, hopes, beliefs, intentions or strategies regarding the future. The words "anticipate", "believe", "continue", "could", "estimate", "expect", "intends", "may", "might", "plan", "possible", "potential", "predict", "project", "should", "would" and similar expressions may identify forward-looking statements, but the absence of these words does not mean that a statement is not forward-looking. These forward-looking statements are based on CFV's and Satellogic's current expectations and beliefs concerning future developments and their potential effects on CFV, Satellogic or any successor entity of the transaction and include statements concerning (i) Satellogic's ability to scale its constellation, (ii) Satellogic's ability to meet image quality expectations and continue to offer superior unit economics, (iii) Satellogic's ability to become or remain an industry leader, (iv) Satellogic's ability to address all commercial and sustainability applications for satellite imagery or address a certain total addressable market, (v) expectations regarding the closing of the Liberty investment and whether available cash following such closing will be sufficient to meet Satellogic's business objectives and (vi) the expected timing of closing the Liberty transaction. Forward-looking statements are predictions, projections and other statements about future events that are based on current expectations and assumptions and, as a result, are subject to risks and uncertainties. These statements are based on various assumptions, whether or not identified in this press release. These forward-looking statements are provided for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to serve as, and must not be relied on by, an investor as, a guarantee, an assurance, a prediction or a definitive statement of fact or probability. Actual events and circumstances are difficult or impossible to predict and will differ from assumptions. Many actual events and circumstances are beyond the control of CFV and Satellogic. Many factors could cause actual future events to differ materially from the forward-looking statements in this press release, including but not limited to: (i) the risk that the Liberty investment may not be completed in a timely manner or at all, which may adversely affect the price of Satellogic's securities, (ii) the effect of the transactions on Satellogic's business relationships, operating results and business generally, (iii) risks that the transaction disrupts current plans and operations of Satellogic, (iv) changes in the competitive and highly regulated industries in which Satellogic operates, variations in operating performance across competitors and changes in laws and regulations affecting Satellogic's business, (v) the ability to implement business plans, forecasts and other expectations, and identify and realize additional opportunities, (vi) the risk of downturns in the commercial launch services, satellite and spacecraft industry, (vii) the outcome of any legal proceedings that may be instituted against Satellogic or CFV related to the merger agreement or the transaction, (viii) volatility in the price of Satellogic's securities due to a variety of factors, including changes in the competitive and highly regulated industries in which Satellogic operates or plans to operate, variations in performance across competitors, changes in laws and regulations affecting Satellogic's business and changes in the combined capital structure, (ix) costs related to the transactions and the failure to realize anticipated benefits of the transactions or to realize estimated pro forma results and underlying assumptions, including with respect to estimated stockholder redemptions, (x) the risk that Satellogic and its current and future collaborators are unable to successfully develop and commercialize Satellogic's products or services, or experience significant delays in doing so, (xi) the risk that Satellogic may never achieve or sustain profitability, (xii) the risk that Satellogic may need to raise additional capital to execute its business plan, which many not be available on acceptable terms or at all, (xiii) the risk that Satellogic experiences difficulties in managing its growth and expanding operations, (xiv) the risk that third-party suppliers and manufacturers are not able to fully and timely meet their obligations, (xv) the risk of product liability or regulatory lawsuits or proceedings relating to Satellogic's products and services, and (xvi) the risk that Satellogic is unable to secure or protect its intellectual property. The foregoing list of factors is not exhaustive. You should carefully consider the foregoing factors and the other risks and uncertainties described in the "Risk Factors" section of the effective registration statement on Form F-4 and the proxy statement/prospectus contained therein previously filed with the SEC and other documents filed or to be filed by CFV and/or Satellogic from time to time with the SEC. These filings identify and address other important risks and uncertainties that could cause actual events and results to differ materially from those contained in the forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date they are made. Readers are cautioned not to put undue reliance on forward-looking statements, and Satellogic and CFV assume no obligation and do not intend to update or revise these forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise. Neither Satellogic nor CFV gives any assurance that Satellogic will achieve their expectations.
MZ Group
Chris Tyson/Larry Holub
SATL@mzgroup.us
pr@satellogic.com
Rachel Chesley
Satellogic@fticonsulting.com
CF Acquisition Corp. V
Karen Laureano-Rikardsen
KLRikardsen@cantor.com
Satellogic to Participate in Global Industry Conferences in January and February
Satellogic Announces Successful Expansion of Aleph-1 Constellation Following SpaceX Transporter-6 Mission Launch
Satellogic Provides Business Update
Satellogic Signs Letter of Intent with Mexico's Space Agency for Dedicated Satellite Earth Observation Program


text:
Skales Shows Up As His Manager's BEST MAN On His Wedding Day
TeeMirror | December 18, 2017 Read more
Skales' manager Kollertunz last weekend got married to his bride Yewande in grandstyle and famous musician Skales was the only one chosen to be his best man.
RECALL: TEN (10) Nigerian Celebrites That Died In 2017
NigezieXtreme | December 15, 2017 Read more
The News of the sudden death of any Nigerian Celebrity has a gripping effect each time their demise is announced. But despite their deaths, their legacies will always be remembered.
IYABO Ojo Should Consider Modeling With This New 40th Birthday Photos
It is no longer news that Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo is counting down seriously to her 40th birthday coming up on the 21st of December.
Its Been 5Years, Lepacious Bose Shares her Weight Loss Experience
Talented comedienne, Bose Ogunboye, popularly known as Lepacious Bose is a happier woman now. Her weight loss journey which started three years ago has yielded so much result to earn her a roaring applause from fans
See Whats New On Twitter That Tells A Story
The launch of this feature was announced on December 13, 2017, and this would allow people to post tweetstorms easily. A tweetstorm is a series of connected tweets that have grown to become a popular workaround. As a result, people can now share a longer thought as the character limitations of the platform is by-passed.
Do You Think The Way URIEL Looks In The Photo Here Is Nice?
Uriel of the Big Brother Naija Competition has been chosing to look like a bride by a Fashion and make over outfit and the pictures have got people talking.
How It Took Me About 8 Years To Get Into Big Brother House – BISOLA
Bisola who was the first runner up in the last Big Brother Naija game show just revealed the time it took her to get into the competition and how she got in.
Banky W's Wife Adesua Gets A Look Alike Trending Online
NigezieXtreme | December 7, 2017 Read more
Fast rising Nigerian singer, Dirichi Okpeke, is fast gaining popularity because of the striking resemblance she shares with newlywed actress, Adesua Etomi.
BANKY W And WIfe Make First Public Appearance After Wedding (PHOTO)
The Latest celebrity couple, Banky W and Adesua have made their first public arrival after their White wedding which took place in South Africa.
Legendary Leonardo Da Vinci's Photo Of Jesus To Be Taken To Abu Dhabi
A painting of Jesus believed to be by Leonardo da Vinci that shattered auction records when it was sold for $450 million last month will go on display at the Louvre Abu Dhabi, the museum announced on Twitter.


Steve Campion posts at Flickr: What could be more obvious than a library made out of books? This is a photo mosaic of the Summit Library, a branch of the Pierce County Library System where I work. It was made using about 1,500 of my LibraryThing book covers. This is the small version; The full image is 18MB and all the covers are clear and readable.
Steve this is cool..is the 18MB version online?


text:
Pablo Del Campo, Worldwide Creative Director of Saatchi & Saatchi to leave the network, will be replaced by Kate Stanners 7 Apr 2016
After 20 years working for Saatchi & Saatchi, Pablo Del Campo, the Worldwide Creative Director of the network, steps down with immediate effect.
He will be replaced by Kate Stanners, currently Chief Creative Officer at Saatchi & Saatchi, London. Kate will fulfil the role of Global Chief Creative Officer whilst retaining her London role.
Del Campo said: "It has been an enormous privilege for me to have developed so many 'ideas bigger than ads' in a space as inspiring as Saatchi &Saatchi, hand in hand with the most prestigious industry leaders and creative teams. Today, the network holds the highest standards in terms of talent in order to continue the 'hothouse for world-changing ideas.' The decision to leave this 20-year-old adventure has not been easy but the outcome surpassed by far my expectations." "I hope I've honored the brand," he added.
Robert Senior, the Worldwide Chief Executive of Saatchi & Saatchi said: "Pablo has been a source of inspiration, counsel, and delight, not just for me, but for thousands of brilliant creative people within our network. I'm sorry to see him go, but wish him all the best with this new chapter."
On Stanners' appointment, Senior added: "Kate is a unique talent and a bundle of energy. Over the last couple of years, she has led the transformation of the creative work on some of our biggest global clients, such as Procter & Gamble. Her ability to apply innovative, market-leading creativity to the largest brands in the world will make her the perfect choice of creative leader for our network.
"Our purpose at Saatchi & Saatchi is to create world changing creative ideas that transform our clients' businesses, brands and reputations. I'm looking forward to Kate leading this drive."
Stanners said: "I've lived, breathed and loved Saatchi & Saatchi for the last 11 years, so the opportunity to take leadership of the creative performance of this great network and drive it to even more success is an exciting, and very personal honour.
For media enquiries contact:
Lee Sharrock
Director of Global Creative PR
Saatchi & Saatchi Worldwide
lee.sharrock@saatchi.co.uk


text:
En chimie, un monomère est une substance, le plus souvent organique, utilisée dans la synthèse des oligomères et des polymères au cours d'une réaction d'oligomérisation ou de polymérisation. Le mot monomère vient du grec monos, un seul ou une seule, et meros, partie.

En biologie, un monomère (ou sous-unité) est l'élément constitutif des protéines multimériques telles l'hémoglobine. L'agencement des monomères les uns par rapport aux autres est décrit par la structure quaternaire de la protéine.

Cet article s'intéresse aux monomères selon leur définition en chimie.

Fonctionnalité
Un monomère peut contenir une ou plusieurs fonctions chimiques susceptibles de participer à la réaction de polymérisation.
Chaque groupe fonctionnel d'une molécule de monomère contient un ou plusieurs sites réactifs (ou sites actifs) capables de former une liaison chimique avec une autre molécule de monomère. La fonctionnalité d'un monomère est égale au nombre de sites réactifs que comporte chacune de ses molécules.

 Si la fonctionnalité des monomères est égale à deux, on parle de monomères bifonctionnels. La polymérisation fournit des polymères linéaires (monodimensionnels) ou cycliques (macrocycles).
Exemple : les molécules insaturées comportant une double liaison comme la molécule de chlorure de vinyle (nom systématique : chloroéthène) possède deux sites réactifs :

site réactif →← site réactif
La double liaison peut s'ouvrir pour former deux liaisons carbone-carbone simples avec deux autres molécules de chloroéthène, ce qui conduit à la formation d'une molécule de poly(chlorure de vinyle).
 Si la fonctionnalité moyenne des monomères est supérieure à deux, on parle de monomères plurifonctionnels. Les macromolécules formées contiendront des points de branchement (nœuds) et formeront des polymères ramifiés et au-delà d'un taux de conversion critique de la réaction de polymérisation, il se formera des polymères réticulés (tridimensionnels).
Exemple : les molécules insaturées comportant une triple liaison ont une fonctionnalité égale à quatre.

Les monomères sont aussi impliqués dans la formation des exciplexes et des excimères.

Nombre de monomères impliqués dans une polymérisation
Une polymérisation ayant lieu avec un seul type de monomère s'appelle une homopolymérisation et donne un homopolymère.

Une polymérisation ayant lieu avec au moins deux types de monomères s'appelle une copolymérisation et donne un copolymère. Les monomères utilisés lors d'une copolymérisation sont appelés comonomères. La copolymérisation peut donner :
 un copolymère, lorsque ce n'est pas spécifié, issu de la copolymérisation de deux comonomères ;
 un terpolymère, issu de la copolymérisation de trois comonomères ;
 un quaterpolymère, issu de quatre comonomères.

Classification
Selon leur origine, les monomères peuvent être synthétiques ou naturels. Les principaux monomères naturels sont :
 les acides aminés qui forment les protides (peptides et protéines) ;
 les oses (monosaccharides) qui forment les osides ;
 les nucléotides qui forment les oligonucléotides et les polynucléotides comme les acides nucléiques ADN et ARN ;
 les isoprènes qui forment les terpènes et les polyisoprènes comme le cis-1,4-polyisoprène (caoutchouc naturel) et le trans-1,4-polyisoprène (gutta-percha, balata).

Selon leur composition, les monomères peuvent être :
 organiques : cas le plus fréquent ;
 inorganiques-organiques : tétraéthoxysilane ;
 inorganiques : dioxyde de carbone, dioxyde de soufre.

Selon leur état physique, les monomères peuvent se présenter à température ambiante et pression atmosphérique à l'état :
 solide - poudre ;
 liquide : dans ce cas le monomère (exemple : le styrène) peut servir à diluer une résine polyester pour la rendre liquide (présente de 5 à 50 % en masse) pour faciliter le laminage de matériel composite ;
 gazeux : éthylène, chlorure de vinyle (VCM), propène, dioxyde de carbone, dioxyde de soufre.

Monomères utilisés en polymérisation radicalaire
Le tableau suivant classe les monomères utilisés en polymérisation radicalaire du plus réactifs au moins réactifs. Cette réactivité diminue avec l'augmentation de l'encombrement stérique.

Références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Comonomère • Copolymère
 Motif de répétition
 Degré de polymérisation

hu:Molekula#Monomer


the new museum - national museum for art and Design in Nuremberg (NMN) is a national museum for art and Design in Nuremberg. This museum new by the "promotion donation is supported into Nuremberg" and the association "museum initiative - friends and promoters of the new museum in Nuremberg registered association". It consists essentially of two collections, the collection Design of existence of the new collection Munich and the collection art (international contemporary art) of the city Nuremberg - in addition still private donations come.
The collection art of the new museum goes back on in the sixties the collection begun of Dietrich Mahlow in the arts center Nuremberg. Purpose of the collection is international present art since the fifties 20. Century.
To main building after a draft of the architect of peoples Staab with 100 m reach glass facade inserts itself despite its modern architecture for general opinion look up-exciting into the historical town centre. The completion took place 1999. The museum became to 15. April 2000 opens.
In the first five years of the existence the museum counted about 500,000 visitors. Its partners in the museum building are Institut for modern art Nuremberg and the Design forum Nuremberg. In the museum one finds among other things works of be-gets, to Beuys and Neo smoke. As one of the Hauptwerke of the collection art the painting of "telephones" is considered from smelling pool of broadcasting corporations Lindner from the year 1966.


text:
Q: Display Image in WordPress REST API I'm trying to display an image via WordPress REST API using register_rest_route. But the display is still string even though I added it under  tag. I am trying to figure out how to display an image like https://quickchart.io/qr?text=abc123 in API.
I am using QRCODE by Kazuhiko Arase - https://github.com/kazuhikoarase/qrcode-generator

This is what I've tried.
add_action( 'rest_api_init', function () {
register_rest_route( 'api/v1', '/product/', array(
      'methods' => 'GET',
      'callback' => 'ea_get_product_data',
    ) );
} );

function ea_get_product_data( $data ) {
    $identifier = $data->get_param( 'identifier' );
    require get_template_directory() . '/inc/qr-code/qrcode.php';
    $response = new WP_REST_Response;
    $response->set_headers( ['Content-Type'   => "image/gif"] );
    $qr = new QRCode();

    $qr = QRCode::getMinimumQRCode($identifier, QR_ERROR_CORRECT_LEVEL_L);
    $img = $qr->createImage(8, 8, $fg = 0x000000, $bg = 0xFFFFFF, $bgtrans = false);
    ob_start();
    imagegif($img);
    imagedestroy($img);
    $img = ob_get_clean();
    $response->set_data( '<img src="data:image/gif;base64,'.base64_encode($img).'" />' );
    return $response;
}

A: It looks like your output is escaped. Maybe you can try to create a proper response. Try to add something like this at the end of your callback:
$output['title']             = 'Your image name.';
$output['title']['rendered'] = $base64;
$response                    = rest_ensure_response( $output );

return $response // <= Should be an instance of WP_REST_Response, or WP_Error if something went wrong.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


A simple flick of a switch eliminates the matter of darkness. The press of a button macerates coffee beans into powder, raises the garage door. Power prolongs our cache of food, fuels the heater, phone, computer, stoplight, stereo, gas pump, turn signal, internet. Electricity runs the machines that printed the pages you're holding and muscles the bullwheels that spin us on chairlifts. But in a wind's wisp that can all come to a halt.
This past season, during the snowiest winter in 40 years, storms bore down on the Tetons with fury. One February day pushed the limits when 90 mph winds snapped 17 giant steel electric transmission poles along Highway 390. The lights went out at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, the Jackson Hole Airport and for roughly 3,500 residents in the area.
Mayhem ensued—flooding, collapsed roofs and road-closing avalanches prompted Teton County to issue a state of emergency. Meanwhile, a few lucky souls: Travis Rice, Mark Carter, Cam FitzPatrick and a mountain and media entourage that included yours truly, found themselves mid-mountain at JHMR, peering into the white valley below.
Although the outage had forced the mountain to shut down (it would become the resort's first multi-day closure since 1986), the ebony night was alive with rumbles from a fleet of diesel snowcraft, sipping on fuel and belching into the darkness. The generator-run spotlights burned into the dim hours as white flakes descended. Huddled around the scene was a crew fully clothed in winter armor. The power was out, but the supply of fuel was enough to carry on. The group was fortunate to be there given the mountain's condition; the mood was tense with crews working to clear unstable snowloads in the darkness.
We unloaded at the base of the Teton chair and milled about. Snow falling across the snowcat's headlights whirled into a trance of speckled light. It was still too dark to ride so the group shrugged off the minutes in paces and jokes. The riders were pushing for the X Games Real Resort contest. (JHMR would later claim a gold medal for their efforts.) The spot in question was a sizeable cat track gap at the bottom of the lift, a feature near impossible to hit when the mountain is open and the lift lines block the takeoff. The gap appeared feasible, leaping from where you normally load the Teton chair over the road below into a wide-open slope. But the riders were skeptical: speed, a flat lip and variable snow in the landing were among the wild cards.
The riders size up the gap and assess the snow.
As day broke, power poles snapped like toothpicks emerged in the distance. The vacant mountain was blanketed in eeriness, yet it was a familiar feeling for the night groomers and mountain maintenance workers. Today was different, though. Nick Wilson's would not brew coffee or pump out breakfast burritos, the lifts would not spin, the ticket scanners would not beep. Still, cars flooded into the parking lots full of hungry, oblivious riders.
Soon there was enough luminous blue glow for the crew to size up the gap and feel out the landing. The slope had only a small cushion of fresh snow to cover the chunky and mogul-filled face. It did not afford the riders much hope. A mix of tension about the mountain's shut down, a sprinkle of guilt for being the few on-hill, and the questionable over-the-road launch led the group to bag the shoot for a later day. We savored a few short turns back down to the parking lot, then scattered to our homes to wait out the rest of the storm.
In the distance, work crews are already converging and surveying the damage.
That week, road closures, storms and persistently high avalanche conditions kept the valley's citizenry inside. Indeed, the elements pushed us to ponder things like roof snow load and a lifestyle that hinges on electricity and fuel. But the power was still pumping for most of the area, food was stocked, fuel was there; it wasn't a dire scene beyond ground zero—a dim Teton Village road lined with snapped electrical poles and a flurry of workers rushing to fix them.
No, it was not like the islands of the Caribbean decimated by tropical storms or the ravaged Puerto Rico, its people left to fend for themselves in a cruel new water world. It was not like Houston or Florida, swallowed by floods, or like California, where wildfires killed dozens of people and charred thousands of homes. Still, that week in Jackson Hole, like the more calamitous events in other parts of the country, was a potent reminder that Mother Nature, inflamed by climate change, rules the land. It was also a reminder that people have inflamed her, that they are accelerating her wrath.
Ben Gavelda is the 2017 National Hermit Crab Race Champion.


text:
Printemps, Paris
64 Blvd Haussman
Paris Overview
Au Printemps au début du printemps.
by breughel
Au printemps ready for summer
by gwened
evening view of Au Printemps
Printemps: I enjoy shopping here
by Gypsystravels Updated Aug 5, 2015
Similar to Galeries Lafayette Printemps is a great place to find just about anything. It's a multi-storied shopping complex which carries approximately the same types of items Galeries Lafayette does.
There are a few locations throughout Paris and they have fashion for men, women, children and they also carry a wide range of housewares, jewelry and accessories.
There is also a cute restaurant on the sixth floor called Cafe Flo.
What to buy: Just about anything can be purchased here but I usually like to check out their uinque women's clothing and their women's lingerie department.
Check out Cafe Flo located on the 6th floor.
What to pay: Prices are about average
Au Printemps: wonderful Parisien landmark Au Printemps
by gwened Updated Sep 9, 2014
wonderful cafe on top floor, great fashion, a symbol of France, need to visit. you have all in the webpage, I have been so many times over the years and so lazy to write about it. My fav is to to the terrace in good weather to eat; shopping is second for me there lol!!!
The store was created on may 11 1865 choosing an new area close to the gare Saint Lazare . So the store settles in at the corner of rue du Havre and Boulevard Haussmann . The building was built on November 3 1865 blessed by the priest of the Madeleine.
By April 6 1874 four buildings were added and elevators or lifts were added. On March 9 1881 a fire took place taken a great part of the store buildings, but quickly rebuilt by 1883 in concrete block. In 1888, Printemps is the first store to be equipped with electric lighting! as many businesses during WWII the store was hard hit by the war, the male employees were use for hard labor by the nazis ,and the women took the work in the store.
The rest is a wonderful story of beauty, fashion, and panache, or chic a la French we all come to admire.
What to buy: anything in a dept store but in Paris, I passed by it to my job so last minutes accessories like belts were on the go.
What to pay: prices for top brands in Paris
Au Printemps: Au Printemps (9th)
by Nemorino Updated Dec 31, 2013
The two department stores Au Printemps and the Galeries Lafayette are both on the same street, Boulevard Haussmann. They are both in large historic buildings with Art Deco cupolas. And they both sell the same fashionable products with prestigious brand names that everybody except me has heard of.
It turns out that Au Printemps is the older of the two stores, having been founded in 1865. Galeries Lafayette wasn't started until thirty years later, in 1895.
From a purely touristic point of view, I would say Galeries Lafayette is the one to visit, because of its beautiful interior and its rooftop observation deck. Au Printemps is also attractive, but by comparison it is somewhat less remarkable and at present looks a bit bedraggled except for the dedicated brand-name areas.
But what struck me in Au Printemps (which means spring in French) is that the customers look fantastically elegant and well dressed, more so than at Lafayette. This might be because Lafayette does a lot of advertising in English to attract tourists, whereas Printemps concentrates on its French clientele. Or it might be that Printemps is simply the place to go for serious fashion shopping. But this is all just speculation on my part, so I'd be interested in getting comments from any fashionistas or other knowledgeable people who might happen to read this tip.
Second photo: The downside of having elegant customers is that they tend to arrive in elegant cars, so it comes as no surprise that Printemps has a voiturier service, known in English as valet parking. Readers of my voiturier tip may have noticed (reading between the lines) that I am very much opposed to this sort of 'service', since it only serves to generate unnecessary motor traffic in the public streets, with the resulting noise, congestion and air pollution.
Third photo: On the first floor of Au Printemps (i.e. one flight up) there is an area devoted to whatever sort of products are sold under the brand name of Louis Vuitton. This is the one brand name that I instantly recognize, thanks to a lovely Swedish soprano called Anna Ryberg, who since 2004 has been a member of the opera ensemble in Frankfurt am Main.
In the Rossini opera Il viaggio a Reims, which I have described in one of my Frankfurt tips as The world's first tourist opera, Anna sang the role of a delightfully capricious and fashionable French lady called the Countess of Folleville ('Folleville' meaning 'crazy city'). Towards the end of the opera there is a scene in which all the characters make suggestions about what the topic of the final song should be. The others propose serious topics like Joan of Arc, the citizens of Reims or the Battle of Tolbiac, but Anna always got a laugh by suggesting Louis Vuitton.
Of course this was not in the original libretto from the year 1825. There the Countess of Folleville suggested San Luigi (Saint Louis), which wouldn't have gotten a laugh even then.
The winning suggestion turned out to be "Charles X, King of France", which was not surprising since the opera had been specially commissioned for his coronation. Tradition has it that the new king fell asleep during the world premiere of his opera, but it may be that he was just all tuckered out after a long week of being coronated.
Fourth photo: The cupola in Printemps is similar to the one in the Galeries Lafayette, but somewhat smaller and less spectacular.
Fifth photo: Under the cupola in Printemps there is a restaurant which is recommended by VT member breughel in his tip on Au Printemps.
Related tips/reviews:
Roof of Au Printemps
Roof of Galeries Lafayette
Next review from July 2013: The other Hôtel du Nord
Au Printemps: Roof of Au Printemps
by Nemorino Updated Oct 6, 2013
To find the rooftop observation deck of the Au Printemps department store, you have to go into their building at the corner of Boulevard Haussmann and Rue du Havre. This is not the building with the cupola, but the other one, the one further west. You'll know you're in the right building when you see a big display of children's perfumes on the ground floor. (I'm not making this up.)
The escalators are not designed to get us up to the roof in a hurry. You have to walk around in a circle on each floor to get to the next escalator going up to the next floor. But with some persistence you can make it all the way up to the roof.
Unlike the roof of the nearby Galeries Lafayette, where there is plenty of room to walk around, the roof of Au Printemps is taken up mainly by a restaurant and café. But even if you don't want to sit down and consume, it is still possible to walk around the edges and look at the views.
Second photo: People and tables on the roof of Au Printemps.
Third photo: Looking towards Montmartre and Sacré-Coeur. The older-looking church steeple in the center of the photo is the Trinité.
Fourth photo: Looking west towards the Arch of Triumph.
Fifth photo: Evening on the roof of Au Printemps, looking towards the Eiffel Tower.
Next review from October 2013: Signposted bicycle route # 1
Printemps: Au Printemps (Bvd. Haussmann)
by breughel Written May 18, 2012
Even if you don't want to do some shopping the architecture of the Printemps department store at the boulevard Haussmann makes the visit worthwhile on the outside especially at the corner of the boulevard and the rue du Havre leading to the Gare St Lazare (ref. photo) and inside having lunch at the Brasserie Printemps under the large cupola from 1923 made of tainted glass and steel. (Open Mondays to Saturdays from 9.35 am to 8 pm • Women's Store, Floor 6).
I had a few times lunch there but what I ignored is that the cupola was dismantled and stored at Clichy in 1939 to avoid the risk of destruction by bombing. It was restored only in 1973. The façade and cupola of the building are registered as historical monuments.
Printemps: Classical
by solopes Updated Oct 18, 2011
Pulled by a woman from shop to shop, the exhausted man had, at last, a small compensation: the beautiful building composes a classical ambiance for the myriad of shops and stalls.
Shopping?
Excuse-me! That's up to her.
By the way... where the hell did she go?
Printemps: great view for free!
by mindcrime Written Jan 14, 2011
Another big expensive store that we visited for other than shopping reasons :)
The building itself is beautiful, in art nouveau style, it was built about 100 years before!
We only checked the prices at perfumes (more expensive anyway), the clothes seem (according to the females of our group) but also pricey. There is something for everyone (men, women, kids, jewelry, accessories) but a good credit card will help.
So we just took the lift up to 9th floor where they have a nice café/restaurant with amazing view over the city (Eiffel Tower included of course, check pic 3). There is outdoor seating at the terrace but also a nice small bar inside if you visited during winter like we did (pic 4).
The prices were normal…
The store is open Monday-Saturday 9:35-19:00, night opening on Thursdays to 10 p.m.
Printemps: Les Grands Magazins (2)
by hquittner Updated Apr 3, 2008
These stores arose in Paris after the guilds had been abolished during the Revolution and Public Transport had been instituted (and railways going into Paris created). The first such store was Les Magazins Reunis in the Pl. de la Republique (1866;gone) followed by Printemps opened in the same year. When damage by fire it was replaced in 1888. The corner rotunda remains but most of the rest of the store has been much remodeled. The Bazar Hotel de Ville appeared in 1904 and in 1906 oth the Samaritaine and the Galeries Lafayette (Separate Tip) where we prefer shopping because of its lunch room and roof view.
Au Printemps: Au Printemps
by BeatChick Updated Jan 22, 2008
On the same day I was on my way to the Chapelle Expiatoire, I also stopped by Printemps at one of their outside vendors to buy a floral silk scarf (100% soie/silk) bordered in navy blue for a scant 15€.
Not to be outdone by their neighbor, they also decorate for the holidays but I prefer Galeries Lafayette's light display!
However, Printemps has a much prettier building.
Photos: November 2007 & February 2006
Printemps: le Printemps
by MM212 Updated Nov 16, 2007
Founded in 1865, le Printemps was one of the most innovative stores of its time. As a direct competitor of the neighbouring Galeries Lafayette, le Printemps matched its elegance and reputation. The large store occupies multiple buildings dating from as early as the 19th century and listed as historic monuments. Le Printemps continues to be a leading department store in France synonymous with luxury and quality.
Printemps: PRINTEMPS
by sunnywong Written Feb 3, 2007
For Individual Travellers
Upon presentation of your foreign passport and under certain conditions, department store will be pleased to offer you a 10% discount card at the Welcome Service, ground floor, Printemps de la mode.
Remark: It is free! In the Printemps department store go to the 9th floor (take the elevator to the 8th floor, go through the luggage section, and take the escalator up towards La Terrasse restaurant). Walk through the restaurant and exit through the glass doors. You will find yourself on a large outside rooftop terrace that provides an amazing view of many Paris monuments: look to the left and you will find the Opéra, the Grand Palais, the top of the Arc de Triomphe. Looking right you have a superb view of la Butte Montmartre. The terrace is not so well known, so it is not too crowded.
Printemps: Go to the cafe
by northeast80 Written Oct 6, 2006
I was told about this place from my art teacher.
You have to go to the cafe at the top of Printemps, it was built in 1923 in an Art Nouveau style and is a stained glass dome consisted of 3,185 panes of glass with a diameter of 20 meters. Luckly they had the foresight to protect this jem during WW2 so it's still here today.
The cafe does great ice cream too.
Printemps: Everything you may want in one single place...
by lolitajane Updated Aug 19, 2006
This is a paradise for those who love shopping spree! There are so many things to see it's almost impossible to check all out in one day...Make sure you have time to go back before leaving.
What to buy: Anything you want, from men's clothes to house items, shoes, gifts, etc.
Printemps: grands magasins & another good view
by davequ Updated Mar 29, 2006
4 huge buildings and almost 10 floors of high quality shop, shop, shopping.
And beautiful at Christmas.
One of my alltime Paris vt favorites mariev has a beautiful tip and foto of the view of the Sacre Coeur from the Printemps 9th floor terrace.
What to buy: I don't shop on holiday (typical male). I like the building and even had a snack once in the cafe there (just an average sandwich, definitely nothing to write home about, but the ceiling was kind of cool)
What to pay: beaucoup
Printemps: another great department store
by Cammel11 Written May 27, 2005
Located right next to the Galleries, another great place for cheap or designer clothing.
What to buy: Bourjois cosmetics. If youre american you know these cosmetics cost big bucks in the states. In Paris its really cheap! Its just as cheap as cosmetics you would by at the drug stores! This is a good gift to bring back.
Hotel Pont Royal
Le Cinq Codet
Sofitel Paris La Defense Centre Hotel
Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe Hotel
Four Seasons George V Paris
Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome
Hotel Prince De Galles Paris Champs Elysees
Hotel Plaza Athenee Paris
Grand Hotel Francais
Bourgogne Et Montana Hotel
Le Mareuil
Hotel George Opera Paris
View all Paris hotels
Instant Answers: Paris
Ritz Paris Paris
Expedia.com Amazing offers on more than 120,000 hotels all over the world.
Le Meurice Paris
Plum Island Hotels
Cheras Hotels
Hat Yai Shopping
Johor Bahru Shopping
Amritsar Shopping
Bandung Shopping
Florence Shopping
Strasbourg Shopping
Sorrento Shopping
Ho Chi Minh City Shopping
Switzerland Shopping
Addis Ababa Shopping
Click here for best deals for Paris
Le Bristol Paris Paris
Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris Paris
L'Hotel Paris
SmithHotels.com
Hotel Vic Eiffel
MARAIS Home Hotel
Experience Paris
Printemps tips and photos posted by real travelers and Paris locals.
Top Paris Writers
My Paris: not only operas and bicycles . . .
Although VirtualTourist currently has 23,099 reviews about Paris, hardly any of these up to now have made any mention of the quarter called Auteuil in the far southwest corner of the city. To remedy...
Perambulations in Paris!
I am OBSESSED with Paris - I don't know why, maybe it's because most of my ancestry is French (excepting my Oglala Sioux heritage) - but I'm always trying to figure out a way to get back! ~~~ I'M...
London is a riddle. Paris is an explanation.
I realize this has become what some call a "monster page" -- so here's a bit of a "users guide" to help you through! . 1. Many tip titles are followed by a number indicating the arrondissement [or...
PARIS POUR LA CULTURE!
The nearness of Paris with Brussels (1.20 h by the Thalys train) the community of language, the frequent professional or cultural visits, the follow-up of the French current events by newspapers or...
Paris - Over 40 years of love and hate.
Having first come to Paris in October 1970, I moved from London in March 1971. Stayed just 18 months, during which time I married, and went back to London. We then decided to come back in May 1975 and...
Build your own Paris page
Build your own Paris Itinerary
Other Shopping in Paris
Le Forum des Halles
Street Markets
Les Puces - Flea Markets
Samaritaine
All Shopping in Paris


Business Description: Quality Rebuilders has been rebuilding Alternators, Starters, and DC Motors at our 823 Clinton Street location in Jamestown, NY for 48 years. Pete Klingensmith has been rebuilding here for the last 30 years and is well known as the regional expert. In August, Pete partnered with Jeff Kester. We have invested in the property, new equipment, and are continually investing in more and more inventory. Come see us for your rebuilding or replacement needs.
Business Description: Lewis Electric is committed to provide quality residential and commercial electrical work at a reasonable cost to the consumer. We also provide telephone, television, and data wiring. Lewis Electric donates time to local organizations whenever possible.


3C905C-TX-M NIC card is supposed to be compatible with Windows 7 64 bit according to your compatibility website. I can't find any first party drivers and it does not automatically update as it said on the site. Korg Pa50 Oriental Styles Download Chrome. What can I do to fix this or get it working? *original title - 3C905C-TX-M NIC card is supposed to be compatible with Windows 7 64 bit according to your compatibility website. I can't find any first party drivers and it does not automatically update as it said on the site.
Vhd To Iso Converter Free Download here. What can I do to fix this or get it working? Cm2008 Editor Download here. *.
Click on the following links for the Network:3C905C-TXM Ethernet Adaptor Driver package. Best Free Driver Software for Windows. (3C905C-TX) 3Com. Click on the following links for the Network:3C905C-TXM Ethernet Adaptor Driver package. Best Free Driver Software for Windows. (3C905C-TX) 3Com 10/100 Mini. 3C905C-TX-M NIC card is supposed to be compatible with Windows 7 64 bit according to your compatibility website. I can't find any first party drivers and it does not.


text:
<?php

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Aws\Rds\RdsClient;

$client = RdsClient::factory(array(
'version' =>'latest',
'region'  => 'us-west-2'

));

//$result = $client->describeDBInstances(array(

  //  'DBInstanceIdentifier' => 'itmo544-ght-db',

//));

//$endpoint = "";

//foreach ($result->getPath('DBInstances/*/Endpoint/Address') as $ep) {

    // Do something with the message

  //  echo "============". $ep . "================";

    //$endpoint = $ep;

//}

echo "begin database";

$link = mysqli_connect("itmo544-ght-db.c4bvwzwqz1hy.us-west-2.rds.amazonaws.com","guhaotian","909690ght","guhaotiandb") or die("Error " . mysqli_error($link));

/* check connection */

if (mysqli_connect_errno()) {

    printf("Connect failed: %s\n", mysqli_connect_error());

    exit();

}

/*

$delete_table = 'DELETE TABLE student';

$del_tbl = $link->query($delete_table);

if ($delete_table) {

        echo "Table student has been deleted";

}

else {

        echo "error!!";

}

*/

$create_table = 'CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS items

(

    id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,

    email VARCHAR(200) NOT NULL,

    phone VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,

    filename VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,

    s3rawurl VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,

    s3finishedurl VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,

    status INT NOT NULL,

    issubscribed INT NOT NULL,

    PRIMARY KEY(id)

)';

$create_tbl = $link->query($create_table);

if ($create_table) {

	echo "Table is created or No error returned.";

}

else {

        echo "error!!";

}

$link->close();

?>


Our Abpromise guarantee covers the use of ab158103 in the following tested applications.
Promotes attachment of chondrocytes, fibroblasts, and osteoblasts. This binding is mediated (at least for chondrocytes and fibroblasts) by the integrin alpha(2)beta(1). May play an important role in the regulation of chondrocyte growth and proliferation.
Present in chondrocytes at all ages.
Belongs to the small leucine-rich proteoglycan (SLRP) family. SLRP class IV subfamily.
ab158103 on a 12.5% SDS-PAGE stained with Coomassie Blue.
ab158103 has not yet been referenced specifically in any publications.
Publishing research using ab158103? Please let us know so that we can cite the reference in this datasheet.
There are currently no Customer reviews or Questions for ab158103.


text:
From tackling sludge to building a digital lab, Behavioural Economics in Action at Rotman (BEAR) and partners are pushing insights further
Home > Research and New Thinking > Faculty research profiles > From tackling sludge to building a digital lab, Behavioural Economics in Action at Rotman (BEAR) and partners are pushing insights further
Now in the second year of a five-year Behaviourally Informed Organizations partnership project (funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Council of Canada), BEAR Director Dilip Soman reflects on what the group has accomplished so far and what lies ahead.
Whether it's about nudging employees towards productive habits or recognizing (and removing) biases inherent in their standard practices, all organizations are in the business of behaviour change. The real challenge comes in understanding how to implement the science effectively.
Professor Dilip Soman, a Canada Research Chair in Behavioural Science and Economics and director of Behavioural Economics in Action at Rotman (BEAR)
"We know a lot about the science of psychology, behaviour change and behavioural economics, we just don't have a good system for supporting organizations in using that science," explains Dilip Soman, a Canada Research Chair in Behavioural Science and Economics and director of Behavioural Economics in Action at Rotman (BEAR).
"You can imagine the types of questions practitioners are up against: can they simply use the results of a scientific paper as-is and expect it to work for them? When should they question it? How do they know whether the context in which that academic research was conducted mirrors the situation they're in?"
Developing a framework to support organizations with taking abstract behavioural science concepts and incorporating them into their practices is central to the new Behaviourally Informed Organizations (BIOrg) Partnership headed up by the BEAR team. The partnership — made possible thanks to a $2.5 million partnership grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Council of Canada (SSHRC) — is made up of 20 researchers and 18 partner organizations (including private organizations, government agencies, non-profit organizations and think tanks) from across the globe.
Having recently completed the first year of its five-year project, the team has much to be proud of — and even more to look forward to.
Off to a productive start: examining sludge and putting ideas into action
One especially exciting accomplishment for the group is their progress in understanding sludge — the frictions, obstructions and small annoyances that add up to prevent people from getting things done. (To get an idea of sludge, just think about waiting in long lines to return purchases or the hours spent on hold trying to cancel subscriptions.)
As they describe in an introductory whitepaper on sludge, and in their proposed plan for a sludge scorecard (both released earlier this year), as well as in a forthcoming book on the topic (co-authored by Soman), sludge is widespread.
"I think most of us assumed that it was confined to government agencies or businesses that seemed inefficient of slow-moving," he says. "Sludge is everywhere. If your organization has ever launched a new product or introduced a program that made sense but people didn't pick it up, it could be because the process was clunky, there were psychological barriers, or your message missed the mark. In other words, there was sludge."
Most excitingly, BIOrg is putting its ideas into action. Right now, they are working with several partners including the World Bank, ideas42 and the Canadian Privy Council Office on identifying and eliminating sludge in their programs.
As Soman points out, conventional economic theory doesn't hold up in certain social assistance programs. For instance, only 16 per cent of eligible families have taken advantage of the Canada Learning Bond program (a scheme that offers lower-income parents $2000 of 'free money' to put towards their children's education).
The parents that don't take up the offer are likely struggling with sludge, says Soman. It could be psychological barriers (feelings of embarrassment related to accepting a perceived hand-out) or the clunky processes (like the time and patience involved in waiting in line at a service centre, filling out confusing paperwork and signing up for a registered investment account at a bank — all of which are required to collect the funds).
Beyond this work, in its first year, the team has also been making great strides in understanding the psychology of risk, developing a framework for behaviour change, getting a handle on how to nudge people towards making healthier and better financial decisions and investigating the science of using behavioural science.
The team has also trained undergraduate, master's, doctoral and postdoctoral researchers at their home universities, and spread their knowledge through conferences, workshops, debates, and webinars.
For Soman, the best part is being able to break out of the rigid research models often imposed in academia.
"Traditionally, it has been the case that research faculty create knowledge, somebody translates it, and then somebody else uses it," he says. "For the kind of work we've set out to do, it is not possible to create knowledge independently from our partners. They are actively involved in co-creating the research, and that itself is exciting. It's different from what most other universities and business schools do."
Get ready for new and exciting resources
In the next four years, we can expect to see new and robust resources coming out of the BIOrg partnership, says Soman. And it's much needed and long overdue.
Right now, the group is hard at work constructing a digital lab.
"Organizations don't experiment as much as they need to because it's costly — not just in terms of time or money, but there's a mindset cost and a fear of failure," he says. "We're envisioning a virtual place where practitioners can collect data, run studies and test out interventions they're thinking about, with low risk and low cost."
Further to that, they're looking to create and distribute more resources summarizing key insights and collective wisdom in the field.
"I think there's a lot of hidden knowledge, tucked away in people's heads, company documents or unpublished papers. We want to tap into those hidden resources, work on the analysis and come up with a systematic way of spreading those insights," he explains. "Hopefully, it will be disseminated in a way so that anyone – a policy maker, a health practitioner, a marketer — can understand it and see how they can use it in their roles."
Ultimately, he's excited about developing new insights with such an engaged group of researchers and practitioners.
"What I'm most looking forward to — and what I'm most proud of — is getting such a diverse group together and working collaboratively on figuring out the big issues in behavioural science and economics."
Written by Rebecca Cheung | More Rotman Insights »
Meet the researcher
Dilip Soman
Professor and Project Director of the Behaviourally Informed Organizations Partnership


It is mid summer here at Northern Homestead – July 20, 2017. Everything is growing and ripening nicely. Today we want to take you on a tour through our garden in this summer garden update on video.
You will see many flowers that are still blooming. You can read more about our perennial favourites here. Most of these flowers came with the house and we enjoy them every summer.
Fruit trees and berry bushes are loaded with fruit this year. It seems to be the year for fruit. With the recently added pear tree we are at 11 fruit trees in our small garden. You can see a Pinterest board with all our trees, shrubs, and perennials.
The annual garden is doing very well, too. A list of our favourite annual vegetable varieties is here.
The new Geodesic Dome greenhouse is performing amazing. We are so glad we decided to build one again. It is like moving a portion of your garden south.
The garage greenhouse tomatoes have done satisfactorily, indoor growing is just not the same as outdoors.
Last but not least, the chickens are doing great. We have 6 this year and they each lay an egg a day. If you are thinking of having backyard chickens, here is a reality check on how much work it would involve. Plus they make great compost!
Enjoy the tour! We decided not to talk and just let you see for yourself. If you have trouble seeing the video, go here.
WOW! Your garden is gorgeous! Love that Evans cherry! I think I can fit one or 2 in! Your cherry tomatoes are doing great in the garage greenhouse window!….and the music was so soothing! Thanks for the garden stroll…it truly soothes my soul!
Thank you. Our Evans cherry does well, but the one you see in the video that is so loaded with fruit is the Carmine Jewel Cherry. It is a dwarf tree, we really like them a lot.
Thank you for your kind words, glad you enjoyed it.
Loved the video! It's amazing what you can grow, and how God has blessed you! You have a lot of work ahead of you eating and preserving your bounty. One thing though, I missed hearing you talk through the video.
Lovely garden. I started to like vegetarian since I try to grow some organic veggies on my terrace garden in Hyderabad ,India . Children dislike vegetables because of all the chemicals and pesticides used . I think if they are fed fresh organic vegges they will love veg food more. I love organic vegges and meat now a days I have taken a hatred and tastes bland . I have purchased a plot in Hyderabad and waiting to do the BTE method of growing and enjoying lots of organic fruits and vegges .
Homegrown does taste best! Congrats on your new plot and happy gardening on it.


Cute Beaver Coloring Pages Inspirational Beavers Coloring Pages Free Printable Beavers Coloring Pages is free HD wallpaper. This wallpaper was upload at April 15, 2019 upload by jessicamblog in Coloring.
Description: Cute Beaver Coloring Pages Inspirational Beavers Coloring Pages Free Printable Beavers Coloring Pages from the above resolutions which is part of the Coloring. Download this image for free in HD resolution the choice "download button" below. If you do not find the exact resolution you are looking for, then go for a native or higher resolution.
Unique Cute Beaver Coloring Pages - Through the thousand photos on-line in relation to cute beaver coloring pages, picks the very best choices together with greatest resolution just for you, and now this images is among photos collections in your finest images gallery regarding Unique Cute Beaver Coloring Pages. I hope you will want it.
This kind of impression (Cute Beaver Coloring Pages Inspirational Beavers Coloring Pages Free Printable Beavers Coloring Pages) above can be classed together with: all for you.
Put up by simply jessicamblog on 2019-04-15 10:42:50. To determine just about all pictures with Unique Cute Beaver Coloring Pages graphics gallery you need to abide by this specific url.
Download Cute Beaver Coloring Pages Inspirational Beavers Coloring Pages Free Printable Beavers Coloring Pages with original resolution Click Here!
30 Photos of "Cute Beaver Coloring Pages Inspirational Beavers Coloring Pages Free Printable Beavers Coloring Pages"
Related Posts of "Cute Beaver Coloring Pages Inspirational Beavers Coloring Pages Free Printable Beavers Coloring Pages"


text:
East Sussex (remove)
Event: Workshop, club or activity County: East Sussex Picture Time and Story
Use craft materials to make a picture based on things you can find in the museum and listen to a story.
Hove Museum and Art Gallery | Brighton & Hove | 31 March 2016 — 31 March 3016
Event: Exhibition (permanent) County: East Sussex The Royal Pavilion as a Hospital for Limbless Soldiers
A display about the 6,000 amputee soldiers who received treatment, rehabilitation and training at the Royal Pavilion during the First World War.
Royal Pavilion | Brighton & Hove | 20 April 2016 — 1 April 2020


Crushing Equipment. Double Roller Crusher . Jaw Crusher. Four Roll Crusher. more... Saw-Tooth-Wave Jigger. 2LTC-6109/8T Jigging Machine. 2LTC-912/4(A) Jigging Machin LTA Series Jig Machines. AM30 Jigging Machine . LTP34/2 Jigging Machine .
Most automatic jigging machines have an easily operated control board which .... INDIA Oxford Book and Stationery Co. Scindia House, New Delhi 110 001; ... Get Exporter and Manufacturer of Automatic Plastic Bottle Crusher Machine advanced recycling machinery like, 127, GIDC,Umbergaon-396171,Gujarat, India. Get Price.
jigging machine jigger mining and crushing Jigging machine, jigger, Mining And Crushing Flotation equipment is a common flotation machine for .
Jigging machine, jigger Mining And Crushing. Jigging machine also named jigger equipment is used widely pdf operation of jigger machine; Mining Jigging Machine Wholesale, Jig Machine Suppliers . Alibaba.com offers 5,498 mining jigging machine products. such as free samples, paid samples.
jigging machine jigger mining and crushing. jigging machine jigger mining and crushing. As a leading global manufacturer of crushing, grinding and mining.
concentration of jigging machine for barite ore . concentration of jigging machine for barite ore. Crushing Equipment. Stone crushing equipment is designed to achieve maximum productivity and high reduction ratio. Get Price And Support Online. Jigging Equipment For Barite theroundrob.
how to make automatic cod jigging machine Crusher South Africa . dng jigging reels for sale usa used. ... BRICS Crushing Plant . Ice Fishing Jigging Machine For Sale.


text:
Theatre by country •
Arts in Norway
Theatre in Norway
Norwegian stage actors •
Theatre companies in Norway •
Norwegian theatre critics •
Norwegian theatre directors •
Drama schools in Norway •
Norwegian dramatists and playwrights •
Norwegian theatre managers and producers •
Norwegian plays •
Theatres in Norway
Norwegian stage actors
Theatre companies in Norway
Norwegian theatre critics
Norwegian theatre directors
Drama schools in Norway
Norwegian dramatists and playwrights
Norwegian theatre managers and producers
Norwegian plays
Det Dramatiske Selskab
Det Dramatiske Selskab is the name for several Norwegian amateur theatre drama troupes. These troupes were the first permanent theatre troupes in the cities of Norway. The period between 1780–1830 is ...
Jack Fjeldstad
Jack Fjeldstad (24 March 1915 – 4 September 2000) was a Norwegian actor and stage producer. He was active on stage and in films for more than fifty years. He made his film debut in Det drønner g...
Jack Fjeldstad - Wikipedia
Captain Sabertooth
Captain Sabertooth (in Norwegian Kaptein Sabeltann) is a fictional pirate that is the main character in a number of theatre plays by the Norwegian singer and actor Terje Formoe. The characters of thes...
Captain Sabertooth - Wikipedia
Osv.
Osv. (Norwegian abbreviation meaning 'And so on'. English title is Etc.) is a two-part play by Johan Harstad from 2010. It was published as a book on November 1, 2010, and was nominated for the Brage ...
Osv. - Wikipedia
Sverre Rødahl
18th-century Norwegian actors
Alexander Kielland
Alexander Lange Kielland ([ɑlɛˈksɑndər ˈlɑŋːə ˈçɛlːɑn]; 18 February 1849 – 6 April 1906) was one of the most famous Norwegian realistic writers of the 19th century. He is one of the so-called "T...
Alexander Kielland - Wikipedia
Nils Johnson
Jens Gunderssen
Jens Gunderssen (19 May 1912 – 11 December 1969) was a Norwegian singer, songwriter, actor, stage producer and theatre director.
Gunderssen was born in Drammen, as son of Karl Gunderssen and...
Paul Gjesdahl
Paul Gjesdahl (1893–1969) was a Norwegian journalist and theatre critic. He was a theatre critic for the newspaper Dagbladet from 1919 to 1930, for Tidens Tegn from 1930 to 1937, and for Arbeide...
Amphitheatres in Norway
Amphitheatres in Norway - Wikipedia
Alma Fahlstrøm
Alma Isabella Bosse (1863-1946) was born in Denmark, and became a well known Norwegian actress and theatre manager together with her husband Johan Fahlstrøm.Their only son, Arne Fahlstrøm, drowned in ...
Alma Fahlstrøm - Wikipedia
Stein Mehren (born 16 May 1935) is a Norwegian poet, author, essayist and playwright. He made his literary debut as lyricist with Gjennom stillheten en natt (1960). He has written more than fifty book...
Bjørn Simensen
Norwegian stage actresses
Arne Thomas Olsen
Arne Thomas Olsen (3 December 1909 – 26 June 2000) was a Norwegian actor, stage producer and theatre director. He was a driving force at Studioteatret, as both actor and producer.
Olsen was ...
Oslo National Academy of the Arts
The Oslo National Academy of the Arts (Norwegian: Kunsthøgskolen i Oslo, KHiO) is a university college in Oslo, Norway, that provides education in visual arts, design and performing arts. It is on...
Oslo National Academy of the Arts - Wikipedia
Sigmund Moren
Sigmund Moren (1913 – 1996) was a Norwegian philologist, encyclopedist, literary critic, theatre critic and children's writer. His father was writer Sven Moren, and he was a brother of Halldis M...
Kjersti Horn
Kjetil Bang-Hansen
Kjetil Bang-Hansen (born 16 May 1940) is a Norwegian actor, dancer, stage producer and theatre director.
Bang-Hansen was born in Oslo as the son of writer Odd Bang-Hansen and physician Elise Aas. ...


text:
<?php

namespace Nest\Application;

/**
 * Nest\Application\ApplicationInterface
 *
 * Interface for all appliactions
 *
 * @author  Tomasz Ślązok <tomek@sabaki.pl>
 */
interface ApplicationInterface
{
    /**
     * @return string|null
     */
    public function run();
}


Background: Little is known of how pension reforms affect the retirement decisions of people with different health statuses, although this is crucial for the understanding of the broader societal impact of pension policies and for future policy development. We assessed how the Finnish statutory pension age reform introduced in 2005 influenced the role of health as a predictor of retirement. Methods: We used register-based data and cox regression analysis to examine the association of health (measured by purchases of psychotropic medication, hospitalizations due to circulatory and musculoskeletal diseases, and the number of any prescription medications) with the risk of retirement at age 63-64 among those subject to the old pension system with fixed age limit at 65 (pre-reform group born in 1937-1941) and the new flexible system with 63 as the lower age limit (post-reform group born in 1941-1945) while controlling for socio-demographic factors. Results: Retirement at age 63-64 was more likely among the post- than the pre-reform group (HR = 1.50; 95% CI 1.43-1.57). This reform-related increase in retirement was more pronounced among those without a history of psychotropic medication or hospitalizations due to circulatory and musculoskeletal diseases, as well as among those with below median level medication use. As a result, poor health became a weaker predictor of retirement after the reform. Conclusion: Contrary to the expectations of the Finnish pension reform aimed at extending working lives, offering choice with respect to the timing of retirement may actually encourage healthy workers to choose earlier retirement regardless of the provided economic incentives for continuing in work.


Several weeks ago, in an interview for the liberal blog, Daily Kos, Democrat Congressman Brad Miller (from my state of North Carolina) revealed one aspect of the Democrats' upcoming agenda in the event they are successful in recapturing the House this fall.
I assumed that Democrats, not wanting to be seen as an army of Ken Starr wannabes, might keep their dreams of subpoena power largely confined to liberal blog territory. Over the weekend, though, Democrats made some public statements which indicated that investigations are indeed a part of their agenda in the event of 2006 election success.
Even though Democrats are now speaking publicly about it, I doubt that this all-investigations-all-the-time agenda will be the main focus of their campaign ads leading up to the November elections. This is why I hope that Republicans will make it one. I wonder how many voters, even those disillusioned with the current Republican majority, would want to vote for Democrats just to see them tie up the Congress with investigations through at least 2008.
I would particularly like to see Democrats push the issue of investigations into "warrantless wiretapping." Could Republicans possibly get lucky enough to have Democrats campaigning on their desire to protect the rights of Americans who want to talk to terrorists on the telephone? Better yet, could they get lucky enough to have Democrats campaigning that they would be spending taxpayer dollars investigating such "eavesdropping"? I can't imagine that they could, but many Democrats are on record taking just that position. I would not be a bit surprised to see some of those quotes from Democrats calling for such investigations showing up in campaign ads this fall – paid for by their Republican opponents.