Qlik Sense 1.1 Has Arrived!
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We are delighted to announce the release of Qlik® Sense 1.1, the first of 3 Qlik Sense releases we will deliver this year. Qlik Sense 1.1 is proof of our commitment to make analytics dramatically simple, yet powerful, by providing ongoing innovations in visual analytics.
More flexible analysis with our *New* Pivot Table – You asked for it, you got it. Not just any pivot table, but one that meets the standard of Qlik usability and leverages the power of our unique associative engine. This new visualization object allows users to easily arrange, rearrange, and filter information in a cross tabular format. It instantly recalculates metrics and subtotals on large data sets, and allows for associative selections and search directly on dimensions in the table.
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More clear dashboards with our *New* KPI Object – Sometimes we just need immediate clarity and the ability to jump into the data when something isn't right. The new dedicated KPI visualization object allows two metrics to be clearly highlighted, viewed and compared. It provides a direct link to another sheet allowing the user to 'drill in' to detail, and automatically displays colors, gradients, and graphics based on conditions.
Making it even more straightforward to see not only what, but where with our *New* Mapping Enhancements – We now deliver an out of the box tile server, with improved control over styles and formats, and the ability to use maps in our collaborative data stories. The out of the box server is offered through an OEM agreement with MapBox for their OpenStreet product, which automatically displays backgrounds on geographic maps for easy creation and allows for unlimited commercial use by our customers.
In addition to the above there are many usability improvements, all designed to make your experience with Qlik Sense as naturally intuitive, valuable and satisfying as humanly possible!
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Want to learn from one of the best casting directors in the business?
The Ali Roberts Studio is proud to present a two-day workshop with Lisa London across Australia.
The Ali Roberts Studio has been working with Lisa for the past 5 years, through our US Acting Tours. We are thrilled to now bring Lisa to Sydney at The Hub Studio where she will conduct a casting workshop.
Lisa London, of London | Stroud Casting, is a widely reputed name amongst the acting community. With a career spanning over 25 years, she has cast major Hollywood actors, such as Emma Stone, Miley Cyrus & Jonah Hill. Most recently, she cast Adam Sandler's Netflix Original Sandy Wexler.
Each session will include watching real auditions from projects cast by Lisa, cold readings, auditioning techniques, improvisation and Q&A session. You will also have the opportunity to tape a scene, and then get redirection from Lisa.
Watch Lisa talk about her Australian casting series here.


Motisons Jewellers Limited is one of the prominent Jewellery Retailer and Exporter from Jaipur, India. Motisons operates Company owned four stores along the length and breadth of the City Jaipur. Here we express romance and admiration through bridal jewellery and a present a huge jewellery assortment which is very important for our customers, as it is like a self-reward. We believe customers associate our brands with high quality jewellery with an outstanding customer experience. Motisons increases the attraction of our store brands to customers through an unparallel store appearance well differentiated and exclusive merchandise and at the same time offering a compelling value proposition in basic ranges. Overall we operate principle of excellence in execution, testing before investing, continuous improvement, and disciplined investment.
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Glen Frederick Skov (né le  à Wheatley, en Ontario au Canada, et mort le ) est un joueur professionnel canadien de hockey sur glace qui évoluait au poste de centre. Il occupe également le poste d'entraîneur-joueur pendant une saison.

Biographie
Après avoir joué en junior et 29 matchs dans la ligue internationale de hockey, Skov fait ses débuts dans la Ligue nationale de hockey avec les Red Wings de Détroit au cours de la saison 1949-1950. Il passe l'essentiel de la saison suivante avec les Knights d'Omaha dans la United States Hockey League (1945-1951), équipe affiliée aux Red Wings. Il devient titulaire de l'équipe de Détroit la saison suivante et remporte avec eux trois coupes Stanley en 1952, 1954, saison au cours de laquelle il joue le Match des étoiles, et 1955. À la suite de cette dernière victoire, il est échangé le  aux Black Hawks de Chicago avec Tony Leswick, Johnny Wilson et Benny Woit contre Dave Creighton, Gord Hollingworth,  et Jerry Toppazzini. Il passe ensuite cinq ans avec Chicago qui l'échange le  aux Canadiens de Montréal avec Terry Gray, Bob Bailey, Lorne Ferguson et les droits sur Danny Lewicki contre Ab McDonald, Reggie Fleming, Bob Courcy et Cec Hoekstra. Il ne joue que 3 matchs avec les Canadiens mais passe toute la saison comme entraîneur-joueur des Canadiens de Hull-Ottawa, club école des Canadiens dans Eastern Professional Hockey League qui remporte cette saison-là le championnat. Bien que les Canadiens désirent le garder comme entraîneur, les deux parties ne peuvent trouver un accord financier et mettent un terme à leur collaboration en 1961.

Statistiques
Pour les significations des abréviations, voir statistiques du hockey sur glace.

| 1946-1947|| Spitfires de Windsor|| OHA-Jr.|| 2|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 0|| || || || ||
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| 1947-1948|| Hettche de Détroit || LIH|| 18|| 4|| 4|| 8|| 8|| 8|| 5|| 3|| 8|| 6
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| 1948-1949|| Spitfires de Windsor|| OHA-Jr.|| 35|| 16|| 12|| 28|| 42|| 4|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 2
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| 1948-1949|| Ryan Cretes de Windsor ||  LIH|| 11|| 2|| 7|| 9|| 4|| 3|| 0|| 6|| 6|| 0
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| 1949-1950|| Spitfires de Windsor|| OHA-Jr.|| 47|| 51|| 51|| 102|| 23|| 8|| 7|| 2|| 9|| 0
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| 1949-1950|| Red Wings de Détroit|| LNH|| 2|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 0|| || || || ||
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| 1950-1951|| Red Wings de Détroit|| LNH|| 19|| 7|| 6|| 13|| 13|| 6|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 0
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| 1950-1951|| Knights d'Omaha || USHL|| 45|| 26|| 33|| 59|| 55|| || || || ||
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| 1951-1952|| Red Wings de Détroit|| LNH|| 70|| 12|| 14|| 26|| 48|| 8|| 1|| 4|| 5|| 16
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| 1952-1953|| Red Wings de Détroit|| LNH|| 70|| 12|| 15|| 27|| 54|| 6|| 1|| 0|| 1|| 2
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| 1953-1954|| Red Wings de Détroit|| LNH|| 70|| 17|| 10|| 27|| 95|| 12|| 1|| 2|| 3|| 16
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| 1954-1955|| Red Wings de Détroit|| LNH|| 70|| 14|| 16|| 30|| 53|| 11|| 2|| 0|| 2|| 8
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| 1955-1956|| Black Hawks de Chicago|| LNH|| 70|| 7|| 20|| 27|| 26|| || || || ||
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| 1956-1957|| Black Hawks de Chicago|| LNH|| 67|| 14|| 28|| 42|| 69|| || || || ||
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| 1957-1958|| Black Hawks de Chicago|| LNH|| 70|| 17|| 18|| 35|| 35|| || || || ||
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| 1958-1959|| Black Hawks de Chicago|| LNH|| 70|| 3|| 5|| 8|| 4|| 6|| 2|| 1|| 3|| 4
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| 1959-1960|| Black Hawks de Chicago|| LNH|| 69|| 3|| 4|| 7|| 16|| 4|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 2
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| 1960-1961|| Canadiens de Montréal|| LNH|| 3|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 0|| || || || ||
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| 1960-1961|| Canadiens de Hull-Ottawa|| EPHL|| 67|| 16|| 26|| 42|| 24|| 14|| 2|| 6|| 8|| 2

| 650|| 106|| 136|| 242|| 413|| 53|| 7|| 7|| 14|| 48

Références

Naissance en janvier 1931
Joueur canadien de hockey sur glace
Joueur des Red Wings de Détroit
Joueur des Blackhawks de Chicago
Joueur des Canadiens de Montréal
Entraîneur canadien de hockey sur glace
Champion de la Coupe Stanley
Champion de la Coupe Turner
Décès en septembre 2013
Décès à 82 ans
Attaquant de hockey sur glace

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What would Halloween be without pumpkin orange, bat black, blood red, toad green, sulphur yellow, or magical purple? Only half as spooktacular! That's why Happy Halloween offers these six colours in one practical package.
Pssst—I'll reveal more in my baking ideas!
Spooktacular as if by magic.
Orange, black, red, green, yellow, and purple in one package. Flavourless food colouring powder, very economical.


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Alaska Journal
Alaska Journal breaks the news that matters to business. Founded 1976.
TECH & TELECOM
Alaska Journal of Commerce
Banks would have to give IRS data on accounts with more than $600 under proposal to catch tax cheats
Karin Price Mueller
nj.com/Tribune News Service
Tue, 10/12/2021 - 5:47pm
As Congress negotiates the details of the reconciliation bill, a big question is how to pay for all the new spending.
One proposal would give the IRS a better chance to track down tax cheats.
It would require banks to report to the IRS all accounts with a balance of $600 or more or that have $600 or more in transactions. The IRS would then be able to compare the bank account information to the information on tax returns to see if there may be unreported income. The banks would not report the details on individual transactions — like whether you went to Wawa or the liquor store, booked a massage or a vacation to Aruba — but instead report the total amounts going into and out of the accounts.
The Biden Administration said the information would help the IRS find unreported income from rich individuals and businesses and help it close a tax gap of more than $160 billion — taxes owed on earnings that have never been paid.
Indeed, over the past decade, the IRS has been auditing fewer and fewer tax returns.
In 2010, the agency audited 1.11 percent of returns. In 2019, that number was down to 0.45 percent.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told a Senate committee that the proposal would add two additional pieces of information onto the 1099-INT, a form that banks already file with the IRS.
"I think it's important to recognize that we have a tax gap that's estimated at $7 trillion over the next decade," she said. "That is taxes that are due and are not being paid to the government that deprive us of the resources we need to do critical investments to make America more productive and competitive."
But critics say the move would be an invasion of privacy and overly burdensome.
The American Bankers Association, in a letter to Congressional leaders, said the move would require financial institutions "to develop the necessary technology and processes to identify the accounts, report to the IRS and customers, and educate customers and bank staff on what the information does (and does not) mean."
It also said that while the proposal is meant to go after high-dollar tax cheats, it would also have an impact on the little guy.
For example, it cited self-employed contractors who typically buy materials for construction jobs, saying they will commonly have gross inflows and outflows that exceed their actual income. The additional reporting could make innocent people come under scrutiny, it said.
"In the end, whether it is average workers or self-employed citizens, virtually all Americans will be subject to this new reporting," ABA said. "The taxable portions of this activity are already generally captured by existing reporting, and it is unclear how these additional details will help the IRS target tax cheats in the top 1 percent of reporters."
Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J., last week introduced a bill that would block the proposal if it became law, calling it "government overreach."
"This useless proposal by the Administration is an invasion of Americans' privacy rights and allows the government to have expanded access to individuals sensitive bank information," Van Drew said in a statement. "The vast majority of Americans are law-abiding taxpayers and we, as members of Congress, should be treating them as such."
Yellen disputed the privacy concerns, noting that the proposal would not report individual transactions, and she said it would not be burdensome on banks.
"Banks already report directly to the IRS the interest that they pay on accounts when it exceeds $10, and this is not a proposal to provide detailed transaction-level data by banks to the IRS," she told CNBC.
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"‹CSL uses the two major frameworks for assessing foreign language skills: the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) and the ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines. These frameworks are used to indicate our students' current levels of proficiency and the progress attained throughout a course. Scroll down for more information and to choose which level is right for you.
CSL teachers take a holistic approach to teaching, with interactive methods that focus on language acquisition and cultural understanding. If you're unsure about which class to enroll in, take a look at the class descriptions below, as well as the ACTFL and CEFR standards charts. Still now sure which level to take? Feel free to give us a call at 423-802-2040 for more input.
Our group classes typically meet once a week for two hours for 10 weeks, totaling approximately 20 hours of in-class instruction per level. If you want to progress in the language, you will need to put in time outside of class, as well.
Remember that true fluency and cultural understanding can take years to master. These standards are to be used as over-arching guides for expectations along the way. Motivation and self-study play a large role in the rate of one's progression and mastery of a language.
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Familiar with frequently used expressions and able to express oneself in everyday situations.
Describe experiences, events, dreams and expectations and give his or her own opinion.
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Can understand with ease virtually everything heard or read. Can express him/herself spontaneously, very fluently and precisely, differentiating finer shades of meaning even in the most complex situations.
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999cc liquid-cooled twin-cylinder Unicam® four-stroke
92.0mm x 75.15mm
Fuel Injection (PGM-FI), 44mm throttle body
Independent double-wishbone; 10.6 inches travel
Independent double-wishbone; 10 inches travel
Dual 210mm hydraulic discs
116.8 inches
Bed Capacity
1000 pounds for 49 states
600 pounds for CA models
2000 pounds
1549 pounds - Includes all standard equipment, required fluids and full tank of fuel.
7.9 gallons, including 1.7-gallon reserve
Recommended for drivers 16 years of age and older.
Red, Active Yellow, Honda Phantom Camo®
SXS10M3P
Transferable limited warranty; extended coverage available with a Honda Protection Plan
POWERFUL 999cc TWIN-CYLINDER ENGINE When you know the power you need is always at the ready, every drive is an enjoyable experience. And that's precisely what you get out of the class-leading 999cc liquid-cooled inline twin. Using the same Unicam® cylinder head design found in our motocross bikes, it's more compact in size, and it still delivers the kind of horsepower and torque you'd expect from a flagship model.
FULLY-AUTOMATIC SIX-SPEED DCT TRANSMISSION Drive the way you want, with the industry's first and only 6-speed Dual Clutch Transmission. Choose between manual mode or fully automatic. Plus, the addition of Sport Mode increases the fun, shifting at higher RPMs for a spirited, full-performance driving experience.
HIGH/LOW SUBTRANSMISSION With a full 42-percent gear reduction between High and Low, you get the torque you need in all 6 gears. It comes in handy when driving over difficult terrain, scaling steep hills or towing heavy loads.
BUILT IN THE U.S.A. The Pioneer 1000 is purpose-built for the American market, right in America. Domestically and globally sourced parts are all assembled at our plant in Timmonsville, South Carolina, and once these side-by-sides roll off the line, they're ready to explore every corner of the country.
2000-POUND TOWING CAPACITY Call it 2000 pounds, or call it 1 ton. Either way, the towing capacity of the Pioneer 1000 is unsurpassed by any competitor. So instead of hopping on the tractor or taking out the truck, you can stay right in your side-by-side and tackle those bigger jobs with relative ease.
HILL START ASSIST Need to stop on a steep uphill? Honda's Hill Start Assist automatically holds the Pioneer 1000 Limited Edition in position while you move your foot from the brake pedal to the accelerator—there's no roll-back drama.
I-4WD The Pioneer 1000 Limited Edition showcases our exclusive I-4WD system. Think "I" for "Intelligent," because that's exactly what it is. An industry-first brake-traction control system for side-by-sides, it simplifies operation, increases drivability and optimizes traction. Using proven, advanced technology from Honda's automotive division, you get the benefits associated with a locked front differential with none of the downsides. That means it maintains front-wheel traction even if one wheel wants to spin on ice or mud or if it's in a hole. But at the same time, you get the lighter steering, better tracking at high speeds, tighter turning radius, and reduced kickback associated with unlocked front differentials.
CHASSIS AND SUSPENSION Prepare to go further than ever before. Our refined chassis enables you to tackle terrain others would shy away from, with larger tires, long-travel independent front and rear suspension and huge ground clearance. The rubber mounted engine and exhaust system insulates against excessive vibration, and on the 1000-5 model, self-leveling rear suspension compensates for changing loads. Plus, the Pioneer 1000 Limited Edition gets premium, quick-adjust FOX QS-3 shocks on all four corners.
PADDLE SHIFTING Steering column-mounted paddle shifters add a serious dose of performance in every drive. In Manual mode, they let you shift without ever taking your hands off the wheel, and in Automatic mode, they let you override the current gear with a quick up or downshift, holding that gear for several seconds before returning to Automatic mode.
INDEPENDENT FRONT AND REAR SUSPENSION Dual A-arm suspension gives you 10.5 inches of travel in the front, and 10-inches of travel in the rear. Pair that with stellar ground clearance, and you maximize available traction and superior comfort maneuvering over terrain other side-by-sides would shy away from.
ELECTRIC POWER STEERING Our Electric Power Steering system helps eliminate bump steer through rocky and rutted terrain, which reduces fatigue. What makes it even better is the added assist you get when you need it most, like when you're in 4WD, driving at lower speeds, or maneuvering over rough conditions. Available on Pioneer 1000-5, Pioneer 1000 EPS, and Pioneer 1000 Limited Edition models.
BIGGER TIRES Practically speaking, the 27-inch tires on 12-inch rims help increase ground clearance, improve ride comfort, and deliver better traction. Realistically speaking, they just look great. And on the DLX model, you get Maxxis Bighorn 2.0 tires with radial construction and premium style.
ADVANCED TRANSMISSION LOGIC The brain of the DCT, Advanced Transmission Logic, senses how you drive and adapts. Relaxed drivers get earlier shifts for a quieter ride at lower engine speeds. Sportier drivers will hold each gear longer for higher RPM shifts. And when going downhill, you get true engine braking. Now that's a smart transmission.
ELECTRONIC BRAKEFORCE DISTRIBUTION Heading down a hill? Is the bed loaded or empty? Honda's Electronic Brakeforce Distribution automatically proportions the force to the front and rear brakes with changing conditions—all you do is press the brake pedal. (Standard on all Pioneer 1000 Limited Edition models.)
QUICKFLIP® SEATING Want to bring an extra one or two passengers along for the ride? Two QuickFlip® seats pop up from the cargo bed on Pioneer 1000-5, giving you the extra seating you need, when you need it. Exclusive to Honda, it's a smarter system than fixed seat, multi-row models, giving you better maneuverability on the trails.
ENGINE AIR INTAKE To get the most out of your engine, you need the best air going into it. That's why we positioned the air intake up high under the hood. It helps ensure a clean air supply, even at deeper fording depths, and with a new viscous air filter element, you get increased performance and longer service intervals.
1000-POUND-CAPACITY TILT BED There are a ton of reasons to buy a Pioneer 1000. Among them: the half-ton hauling capacity*. No side-by-side can haul more, and when it comes to dumping, we've made it easier than ever, with a hydraulic assist tilt bed lever that can be accessed from outside the vehicle, or right from the driver's seat. *600 pound bed capacity for CA models
COLOR-MATCH DOOR AND BEDSIDE PANELS Want to change the color of your Pioneer when hunting season rolls around? No problem. Our door and bedside panels can be easily swapped out for a different color scheme if and when you need it. This feature comes in particularly handy in case a panel sustains any damage on the job or trail. Available on Pioneer 1000-5 Deluxe and Pioneer 1000 EPS model.
3-PERSON CONTOURED BENCH SEAT Tough, durable and built to enhance every driving experience — yes, we're talking about the seat. Contoured for three passengers, the center seat is positioned up and forward to maximize space and comfort, and the covering is designed to resist both the elements and heavy use.
LCD DISPLAY The multi-function LCD dash display is large enough to host loads of information, in an easy-to-read way, like speed and fuel level. RPM and transmission mode. Fuel gauge, water temperature, trip information and more. It even includes a clock, so you'll always know when it's time for some fun.
TILT WHEEL With a tilt steering wheel, you're ensured an even more comfortable driving experience. We've given the wheel a wide range of adjustments for optimum customization, and it even moves very far forward to allow for easy entry and exit. Available on Pioneer 1000-5's and Pioneer 1000 EPS model.
SOPHISTICATED CHASSIS Some of the most impressive Pioneer 1000 features are those you'll never see. In addition to the suspension and ground clearance, we rubber-mounted the engine and exhaust system to insulate the cabin against excessive vibration. So while you may not see this feature, it's one you will definitely notice.
SELF-LOAD LEVELING REAR SUSPENSION Even when you push your Pioneer 1000-5 to the limits, you compromise nothing. Just take the load-leveling suspension with cargo, passengers or both piled into the back — the rear suspension automatically adjusts to the weight change. So you maintain ground clearance, comfort and handling, without compromises.
FOUR-WHEEL DISC BRAKES The Pioneer's uncompromising power helps take you further than ever before. The reliable disc brakes help you stop on a dime. Built to the same standard as you'd find in our autos, the four-wheel disc brakes minimize debris from building up, ensuring consistent performance, and giving you confidence on the trail.
DRIVER/PASSENGER PROTECTION The Occupant Protection Structure uses large-diameter tubing, and meets OSHA's rollover protection standard. The hard doors and roll-up side nets help keep debris from entering the cabin, and auto-style three-point seatbelts are equipped with an emergency locking retractor mechanism, to help optimize passenger security. When you put this much safety first, fun is sure to follow.


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Peter McEnery to Gene Milford
John McTiernan Biography (1951-)
Full name, John McTiernan, Jr.; born January 8, 1951, in Albany, NY; son of John Sr. (an actor and lawyer) and Myra McTiernan; married Donna Dubrow (a producer), 1988 (divorced, 1997); children: Ethan Dubrow (stepson); Truman Elizabeth. Addresses: Agent: Creative Artists Agency, 9830 Wilshire Blvd.,Beverly Hills, CA 90212.
Director, producer, actor, writer
Birth Details
Albany, New York, United States
Director, Nomads, Atlantic Releasing, 1985
Director, Predator, Twentieth Century-Fox, 1987
Director, Die Hard, Twentieth Century-Fox, 1988
Director, The Hunt for Red October, Paramount, 1990
Executive producer, Flight of the Intruder, Paramount, 1991
Director, Medicine Man (also known as The Stand and TheLast Days of Eden), Buena Vista, 1992
Director (with Steve Roth) and producer, Last Action Hero, Columbia, 1993
Director and producer, Die Hard: With a Vengeance (also known as Die Hard 3 and Simon Says), Twentieth Century-Fox, 1995
Producer, Amanda, Sony Pictures Entertainment, 1996
Director, Airframe, Buena Vista, 1999
Director and producer, The 13th Warrior (also known as Eaters of the Dead, The Thirteenth Warrior, and The Vikings), BuenaVista, 1999
Director, The Thomas Crown Affair, United Artists, 1999
Director and producer, Rollerball, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 2002
Also directed the short film Watcher.
Colonel Williams, Death of a Soldier, Scotti Pictures, 1986
Himself, If It Bleeds We Can Kill It: The Making of `Predator,' 2001
Television Work
Executive producer, Robin Hood, Fox, 1991
Producer, The Right to Remain Silent, Showtime, 1996
Executive producer, Quicksilver Highway (also known as ChatteryTeeth and The Body Politic), Fox, 1997
Appeared as himself, The Directors.
Appeared in productions as a member of the La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club (ETC), New York City.
Nomads, Atlantic Releasing, 1985
Premiere, February, 1992


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P-51K Mustang: One Plane's Journey
The P-51 Mustang was a long-range fighter that was invaluable to the Allies during World War II. Its capabilities allowed them to strategically bomb Germany in retaliation to the devastating blows to Great Britain during the Blitz. Its role in the Allied victory is well known, but many of these fighters went on to live entirely different lives post-war. Read about the amazing life of one such fighter, 44-12852, then add a P-51K Mustang PlaneTag to your collection.
How does MotoArt get these planes?
Each plane has a story to tell and MotoArt has had the privilege of preserving many of them . Many times they have caught the eye of MotoArt owner Dave Hall as he drives through the Mojave or Victorville boneyards. Some are historically significant, while others are workhorses for airlines. Most are donated or purchased from restoration projects and museums. And some, like this plane, come from trusted relationships forged over the last 20 years with aircraft restoration companies.
These authentic P-51K fuselage skins were removed during one of the numerous restorations of 44-12852 and used as patterns for the skins replacing them. These restorations have kept the aircraft airworthy over the 75+ years. These skins were generously donated by Aero Trader, giving us the opportunity to add an amazing warbird to the MotoArt encyclopedia of aviation history.
The P-51 Mustang was an American long-range, single-seat fighter built by North American Aviation and used in World War II and in the Korean War. 16,776 total were produced across all variants in NAA plants in Inglewood, California and Dallas, Texas.
P-51K Mustang Specs
Model: P-51K
Production: 1,500
Wingspan: 37.04
Weight - empty: 7,635lbs
Weight - normal T.O.: 10,100lbs
Weight - max G.W.: 12,100lbs
Powerplant: Packard (Rolls Royce) V-1650-7 Merlin
Horsepower: 1,490
Propeller: Aeroproducts: 11'0" 4-blade (K)
Max Speed: 437 at 25k
Service Ceiling: 41,780 feet
Fuel Capacity: 269 gal
Drop Tanks: 2 x 75 or 2 x 108
Range: 1,180 nm and 1,900 nm w/DT
Armament: 6 x .50 cal. - 1880 rounds
2 x 1,000 lb bombs or rockets
44-12852: A History
This P-51 was constructed as an F-6K-15NT variant, which was a photo reconnaissance version of the P-51K. Delivered sometime in 1944 to the United States Army Air Force, it was one of only 43 built. While it most likely saw combat before the end of WWII, there aren't a lot of records to tell its wartime story. Thankfully, in the many turns its career took, we were able to glean some of its fascinating history.
After World War II, the U.S. military had a large supply of surplus aircraft and it became too expensive to store and maintain them all. Many warplanes were stripped of ordinance and interior items before scrapping and smelting. For example, 5,483 aircraft - a mix of recon aircraft, fighters, and bombers were processed and disposed of at Kingman Army Air Field in Kingman, AZ. Depots such as Kingman were established all over the country specifically for this purpose.
1946 Cleveland Air Races
The 1946 National Air Races, held in Cleveland, OH, were destined to be an exciting event. The last National Air Races had taken place in 1939, just as war was breaking out in Europe. This prompted the United States to begin designing and manufacturing aircraft for its allies. The National Air Races attracted pre-war race pilots, air show performers, and many celebrated wartime pilots as participants and judges.
The public was treated to an amazing display of the latest combat aircraft from all military branches, which had been developed during the years since the last Air Races. Our plane (now flying under a civilian registration of NX66111 as "Full House") crashed on its belly during time trials due to an engine failure. It suffered tremendous damage. Her pilot and owner Jack Hardwick went on to fly in subsequent National Air Races, but his P-51 went on to the next milestone in her storied career.
After World War II, there was a demand for retired war planes - some legal, some not so much. Planes such as the Mustang and Flying Fortress were in demand from other countries, including the fledgling nation of Israel. After Jack Hardwick repaired NX66111, he sold it to Alfred Schwimmer, who was subsequently investigated by the FBI for illegally selling aircraft to Israel. Jack Hardwick re-acquired the airframe in 1954, and by adding crude dual-controls, marketed it as a TP-51D. He then sold it to B.L. Tractman of Miami, FL, who also had a history of illegally selling aircraft to foreign countries. It appears that many repairs and modifications were done, as well as changes to the registration and type of plane listed, likely to hide its true nature while being sold. B.L Tractman effectively hid 44-12852's identity from the FBI by identifying it as a "P-51 dual type trainer N22B." This allowed B.L. Tractman to bypass export laws and sell the Mustang for $50,000 to the Dominican Republic where it proudly became known as FAD 1900.
Domincan Republic Air Force
In April of 1954 the plane returned to its roots as a fighter, but this time as part of the "Fuerza Aérea de República Dominicana", the Dominican Air Force. Registered under the identifier FAD 1900, she and other P-51's were under the command of Coronel Rafael Díaz Bonilla, known as "El Diablo Rojo" (The Red Devil). During this time, tensions between the Dominican Republic and Cuba were high, and the Mustangs were used to defend the borders and waters of the Dominican Republic. In July of 1982, the D.R. only had a handful of Mustangs left and they were all finally retired in 1984. Thus, The Red Devil was bestowed the distinction of being the last military P-51 instructor as well as the last military commander of the last combat military squadron of Mustangs anywhere in the world!
Frenesi
North American P51-K 1946 flickr photo by Falcon_33 shared under a Creative Commons (BY-SA) license
After serving for decades with the Fuerza Aérea de Republica Dominicana, the squadron of Mustangs - some damaged, some merely airframes or spare parts - were sold. FAD 1900 transited through many hands again before finally ending up with Dan Friedkin and Midwest Aero Restorations, in Danville, IL. Here it was converted to a P-51D and became christened as "Frenesi" under the registration N357FG. It was painted in the iconic WWII, 357th Fighter Group colors, and honored ace Lt. Col. Thomas L. Hayes. The 357th had the most air-to-air combat kills of any P-51 group in the Eighth Air Force and was third among all the groups fighting within Europe.
Frenesi was named after the popular song "Free 'n Easy" and was the very first "D" model delivered to the 357th Fight Group. The aircraft has 82 bomb marks which indicate the number of completed missions rather than a bomb strike and also includes two Japanese kill marks and nine German ones. Throughout its many years of service, 44-12852 had never been fully restored and now was her time to shine again. Frenesi was painstakingly rebuilt to its original condition, and even partially deconstructed to remove the dual control that had been crudely installed so many years ago. Frenesi continues to fly to this day and her distinctive Merlin engine continues to thrill audiences at airshows worldwide.
P-51K Mustang PlaneTags
Our P-51K Mustang PlaneTags are some of our most interesting PlaneTags to date. They are limited to a run of 3,500 pieces and each one features the natural patina from 44-12852's 75+ years of life. They are available in metal and some with paint. Another unique feature is the rivet hole visible in some of the PlaneTags. The look and feel of them will be a treasure to those who remember flying them or seeing them soar, as well as new generations of aviation enthusiasts. They are great for gift-giving and are a must-have for the collector.
Some information for this blog was taken from A Mustang's Story by Michael O'Leary, that appeared in the Fall 2017 edition of Mustangs International.
Warbird PlaneTags
Take a look at some of the fabulous World War II-era warbirds we have had the opportunity to preserve. With rare finds like these, they are often a very limited run and sell out quickly.
Convair B-36 Peacemaker PlaneTag from the Soplata Collection
B-25 Bomber
B-26 Marauder
P-40 Warhawk
Messerschmitt Bf-109


Today, FOND is non-profit organization charged with the care and maintenance of the (future) dog parks in NoMa. The parks are being built as a part of the NoMaBid Park Foundation efforts to increase green space in the NoMa neighborhood.
With the help of Nixon Peabody's pro-bono services, FOND is registered as a 501(c)3 with the IRS and as a non-profit entity with the District of Columbia (DC). This allows us to accept tax-deductible donations and fulfills the DC Department of Parks and Recreation requirement that dog parks be cared for by the community.
Our board meetings are open to the public, if you'd like to get involved please contact us.


On your wedding day, your photographer is the one person you might spend even more time with than your new spouse, and there's no better way to break the ice than with some stress-free pre-wedding photos. Being comfortable in front of the camera is a super important (and often overlooked) aspect of great photographs. For people who haven't spent a lot of time having their photo taken, an engagement session is the perfect warm up before the big day. You'll get to see your wedding photographer in action. How do they work? What kind of poses do they suggest? What kind of energy do they give off? Once you experience these things first hand, you'll be extra prepared to spend your wedding day with your own personal paparazzi.
Your photographer will get to know you and your fiancé too. They'll learn how you play off each other's personalities and will weave together a photo story that is uniquely you. Maybe you're more excitable and extroverted and your soon-to-be spouse is more reserved and camera shy. A good photographer will illuminate the connection between you and your love no matter what your individual qualities are. Chances are, you'll even feel closer to each other at the end of the session.
If your hair and makeup artist offers a trial run before the wedding, take advantage of being all glammed up and get engagement photos taken! Not only will you get to test out how your look lasts throughout the day, but you'll also get to see how well it photographs and let your makeup artist know of any tweaks you want for the wedding.
Instead of a selfie with bad lighting and awkward angles, why not choose one of your drop-dead gorgeous engagement photos for your Save the Dates? Your wedding guests will appreciate it and be even more excited to share the day with you. Not to mention, a nice canvas or guestbook of your engagement photos would be a classy addition to your sign-in table.
On your wedding day, your photographer is going to get so many gorgeous photos of you in your wedding attire. So your engagement session is a great opportunity to have photos taken of you in clothes that are more representative of who you two are in daily life. Let's be real — wedding dresses and men's formal wear are not known for being the most comfortable things in the world. So engagement photos let you relax and let your guard down. Feel free to get comfy, creative, and colorful! Most couples even choose to have themselves photographed in multiple outfits for these photos - adding even more variety to the look.
So it seems like a no-brainer, huh? Engagement photos rock! Just like on your wedding day, your photographer will walk you through everything and make sure you have fun along the way. Every time you look at these photos, you'll smile remembering this special time in your life - the excitement in between "will you marry me?" and "I do." If you happen to get teary-eyed looking at these photos (as many couples do), just wait - your wedding photos will be even more amazing.


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Tribute to Ronnie – March 71B – 08
Resting in the entrance to Colin Bennett's CGA Engineering in Warrington a couple of Saturdays ago was this March 71B belonging to Katsu Kubota a 'gentleman driver' who admires one of my heroes Ronnie Peterson.
The car is painted in the colours used by Ronnie Peterson when he drove a similar car in 1971 to win the European Formula 2 Championship, a second tier open wheel series for cars powered by engines up to 1600 cc / 109.9 cui.
Ronnie from Almby in the vicinity of Örebro, Sweden, secured the championship with four wins at Rouen, Mantrop Park, Flugplatz Tulln-Langenlebarn, Vallelunga and took five pole positions. Ronnie also secured second place in the World Drivers Championship in 1971.
The ambitious March team took it's name from founders Max Mosley, Alan Rees, Graham Coaker and Robin Herd, in 1969 they built a Formula 3 third tier open wheeler and the following year decided to take the racing world by storm by manufacturing vehicles to compete in Formula 1, Formula 2, Formula 3, Formula Ford and Can-Am for customers to race, while also running factory teams in the Formula 1, Formula 2 and Formula 3 open wheel series. Jochen Rindt originally agreed to race the works Formula 1 car but backed out when he realised the scale of the March undertaking outside Formula 1.
This 71B was originally built to take part in Formula Atlantic races in 1971, Formula Atlantic also known as Formula B in the USA was a halfway house between Formula 3 and Formula 2 powered by 1600 cc / 109.9 cui motors that were not in such a high state of tune as either Formula 3 or Formula 2 and therefore much cheaper to run. The 71B chassis has many components that are interchangeable with the March 713 and 712 chassis built for Formula 3 and Formula 2 respectively.
At present I know nothing about the history of chassis 71B – 08 prior to Mr Kubota's ownership if you did please chime in below or send me an e-mail, my e-mail address can be found in my 'Blogger' profile.
I understand wooden gear stick knobs are popular in the racing community because they save weight, the Porsche 917 famously used a gear stick knob made of balsa wood.
The motor fitted to Mr Kubota's March is an out of period 1,975 cubic centimetres /120.5 cui Ford Cosworth BDG 4 cylinder unit with an aluminium cylinder block of a type that was sanctioned in Formula 2 from 1972.
Last year Mr Kubota became the first driver from Japan to win an FIA sanctioned Formula One race in the Historic Formula One series, this year he will also race the genuine March 761/06 as raced by Ronnie Peterson to victory in the 1976 Italian GP, a car that will appear in a future blog once I have seen it run later in the summer.
My thanks to Colin Bennett for having me and several members of The Nostalgia Forum visit his fascinating workshop and to Tony Gallagher for organising the trip.
Hope you have enjoyed today's Tribute to Ronnie Peterson edition of 'Gettin' a lil' psycho on tyres' and that you will join me again tomorrow. Don't forget to come back now !
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged 71B, Art, BDG, Bennet, CGA, Colin, Cosworth, Engineering, Ford, GALPOT, Herd, Katsu, Kubota, March, Peterson, Robin, Ronnie, Tidesco, Wigan on June 8, 2011 by psychoontyres.


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Q: fixed point and homotopy fixed points Let $G$ be a group and $X$ be a $G$-space (finite G-CW-complexe when needed).
Let $p$ a prime number and  $G= \mathbf{Z}/p\mathbf{Z}$,
If I'm not wrong Miller-Lannes,... theory provides tools and criteria to compare and compute the space of fixed points and homotopy fixed points $X^{G}\rightarrow X^{hG}$ (after $p$-completion.)
Question Do we have a similar theory and conjecture (a la Sullivan) in the case where $G=\mathbf{Z}$ ? If yes, what should be the correct formulation?

A: We certainly don't expect to get anything similar to the Sullivan conjecture.  In the case where $G$ acts trivially, the Sullivan conjecture tells us that the space of maps from $B(\mathbb{Z}/p)$ to $X$ is homotopy equivalent to the space of constant maps, but that will not be the case if we replace $B(\mathbb{Z}/p)$ by the space $B(\mathbb{Z})=S^1$.
To explain how to compute what you do get, suppose that the generator of $\mathbb{Z}$ acts on $X$ as a homeomorphism $f:X\to X$.  Using $\mathbb{R}$ as a model for $E\mathbb{Z}$, it is not hard to see that $X^{h\mathbb{Z}}$ is the homotopy pullback of the diagonal map $\delta:X\to X\times X$ and the map $\alpha:X\to X\times X$ given by $\alpha(x)=(x,f(x))$.  At least if $X$ is simply connected and we take cohomology with coefficients in a field, this gives an Eilenberg-Moore spectral sequence
$$ \text{Tor}^{**}_{H^*(X)\otimes H^*(X)}(H^*(X),H^*(X))
     \Longrightarrow H^*(X^{h\mathbb{Z}}). $$
Here the two copies of $H^*(X)$ in brackets are regarded as modules over $H^*(X)\otimes H^*(X)=H^*(X\times X)$ using $\delta^*$ and $\alpha^*$ respectively.  I think that this is probably a practical method of calculation in some simple cases.

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NYFW: Backstage Beauty for Jeremy Laing Spring 2010 Collection – MAC at Milk Studios | Fashion. Style. Beauty. | Life is short. Live well.
After hair comes makeup, so here is MAC lead makeup artist Hung Vanngo discussing how the iconic makeup label created a soft and natural look to compliment such a high-contrast hairstyle. This is an excellent example of how to use MAC's beautifully pigmented shades to build a look. Don't be afraid of color, people!
The resulting look was a beautiful, light look that offset the collection with impeccable style.


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Q: Problema com balanceamento de parenteses, em Python Galera to com o seguinte código:
exp = str(input('Digite a expressão: '))
pilha = []
for simb in exp:
    if simb == '(':
        pilha.append('(')
    elif simb == ')':
        if len(pilha) > 0:
            pilha.pop()
    else:
        if simb == ')':
            pilha.append(')')
            break

if len(pilha) == 0:
    print('Sua expressão está "Correta"!')
else:
    print('Sua expressão está "Errada"!')

Se você executar o código colocando como exemplo:
(((2*2)-1)*(1+4)) assim parece correto
(((2*2)-1)*(1+4))) com parentese a mais do lado direito também aparece correto
((((2*2)-1)*(1+4)) agora com um parentese a mais do lado esquerdo aparece errado
ou seja ficou
((())()) aparece certo
((())())) aparece certo
(((())()) aparece errado

Onde estou errando?

A: Trata-se de um problema conhecido como balanceamento de parênteses, e as soluções mais comuns sugerem pilha, fila e eliminação. 1 2 3
Primeiro vamos ao problema em seu código:
    elif simb == ')':
        if len(pilha) > 0:
            pilha.pop()
    else:
        if simb == ')':
            pilha.append(')')
            break

A parte else: if simb == ')': é semelhante elif simb == ')':, portanto nunca será executada, já que a condição é satisfeita no elif.
O problema está em quando você encontra len(pilha) == 0 (ou o else da condição if len(pilha) > 0, você ignora, mas este é antes de mais nada um parênteses desbalanceado, ou seja um fechamento antes da abertura.
Para corrigir isso você pode apenas alterar o else como parte do if len(pilha), ficando:
for simb in exp:
    if simb == '(':
        pilha.append('(')
    elif simb == ')':
        if len(pilha) > 0:
            pilha.pop()
        else:
           pilha.append(')')
           break

Abaixo outra maneira de se resolver um pouco mais didática, com contador:
abertos = 0
for c in exp:
    if c == '(':
        abertos += 1
    elif c == ')':
        abertos -= 1
        if abertos < 0:
            break

print('balanceado' if abertos == 0 else 'desbalanceado')

A: Em uma tradução livre desse artigo na wikpedia (em portugues está estranho) "Parentheses matching, Brace matching ou bracket matching refere-se ao recurso chamado "realce de sintaxe" que certos editores de textos e ambientes de desenvolvimento oferecem realçando as aberturas e fechamentos de braces (parenteses, colchetes, ou chaves)". Como diz o artigo, o conceito engloba a abertura e fechamento não só dos parenteses, mas também dos outros "braces", apresento abaixo um algoritmo para esse problema e, em seguida, a codificação em python.

Algoritmo:

*

*Percorra toda a expressão checando cada caracter;

*Se o caracter não for um bracket, ignore;

*Se for um bracket de abertura, adicione-o à pilha;

*Se for um bracket de fechamento:
  4.1 Retorne False se o ultimo caracter da pilha não for um bracket de abertura correspondente;

*Remova o bracket de abertura correspondente da pilha;

*No final retorne True se a pilha estiver vazia, se não retorne False.

Código em python:
def parenthesis_matching(brackets):
    __open = ['(', '{', '[']
    __close = [')', '}', ']']
    __stack = []
    if brackets=='':
        return False
    for b in brackets:
        if b in __open:
            __stack.append(b)
        elif b in __close:
            if __stack==[]:
                return False
            open_b = __open[ __close.index(b) ]
            last = __stack.pop()
            if not open_b == last:
                return False
    return True if __stack==[] else False

# Expressoes para testar o código
exps = []
exps.append('(a[0]+b[2c[6]]) {24+53}')
exps.append('f(e(d))')
exps.append('[()]{}([])')
exps.append('((b)')
exps.append('(c]')
exps.append('{(a[])')
exps.append('([)]')
exps.append(')(')
exps.append('{[(stackoverflow),(parenthesis_matching(brackets))]}')

# Testando o codigo
for e in exps:
    print(e+' : ', parenthesis_matching(e))

Saida:
(a[0]+b[2c[6]]) {24+53} :  True
f(e(d)) :  True
[()]{}([]) :  True
((b) :  False
(c] :  False
{(a[]) :  False
([)] :  False
)( :  False
{[(stackoverflow),(parenthesis_matching(brackets))]} :  True

Veja funcionando no repl.it.


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Perth Primary School History
Perth Township was named by Colonel Lachlan Macquarie, Governor of New South Wales, in 1821.
"….I fixed on the place for the public ferry and also on the site of a township …. Which I have named Perth". (Governor Macquarie's Journal – Monday May 28th, 1821.)
In 1826 Archdeacon T.H. Scott of New South Wales, during Governor Arthur's term of office, advocated Perth as the site for a school because of the increasing population of the area. Plans were drawn up and the first Perth School, known as the King's School was built in 1833 with William MacDowell as the first School Master. This makes Perth one of the oldest continuing schools in Tasmania.
By 1860 the school community had outgrown the original site in Punt Lane and a new school was built in Frederick Street. Mr Joseph Lyons spent time as Acting Head Teacher during 1908 and returned to Perth School some years later to visit, during his time as Prime Minister of Australia. The buildings in Frederick Street housed the school children of Perth until the school moved to its present site. Action from the staff and parent communities about ongoing growth in the community finally led to work commencing on the construction of classrooms, library and administration blocks for the new school facilities in Fairtlough Street in 1996.
Today Perth Primary School boasts a happy and friendly environment where the needs of the community and those individuals within it provide the major focus for opportunities provided. It plays an important role in the community of Perth and is a pathway to greater things for all our students through care, consideration, and an expectation that we always do our best.


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Gather, preserve, treat and spread pedagogical, didactic, scientific, technical and technological knowledge and information needed for the implementation of the training, teaching, researching and local and regional development policies;
Collect, organise and disseminate the documental heritage produced within the School;
Provide appropriate spaces and equipment for teaching and researching;
Foster interest for research;
Stimulate reading habits;
Foster personal and cultural development.
The history of the library is merged with that of the School itself, as it began operating in the school year of 1990-91, with the purchase of the recommended bibliography for the undergraduate's degree in Accounting and Administration, taught at the Vila do Conde and Póvoa de Varzim campuses.
After moving to a new purposely-built building in Vila do Conde campus in 1993, the Library finally had its own space, made of two rooms: a reading room and a study room.
The Library finally had its own space at the campus of Póvoa de Varzim, as a consequence of the extension work it underwent and which was concluded in 1996.
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Procalcitonin as a biomarker for bacterial infections in patients with liver cirrhosis in the emergency department
Chih Huang Li, Ruey Bing Yang, Jong Hwei S Pang, Shy Shin Chang, Chih Chuan Lin, Chien Hsiun Chen, Hsien Yi Chen, Te Fa Chiu
Objectives: The objective was to determine the diagnostic accuracy of procalcitonin measurement for bacterial infections in patients with all causes of liver cirrhosis. Methods: The authors conducted a cross-sectional study of 98 patients with cirrhosis treated in the emergency department (ED) of Chang-Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan. Serum procalcitonin levels and other clinical information were obtained concurrently. Patients were assigned to a sepsis or nonsepsis group after the medical records were reviewed by two emergency physicians blinded to the study. Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis was conducted to determine the sensitivity, specificity, likelihood ratio, and suggested cutoff values. The diagnostic accuracy of the C-reactive protein (CRP) level was also determined for comparison. Results: A total of 98 patients were enrolled for analysis in 1 year. Twenty-seven patients (27.6%) were assigned to the sepsis group. Eleven patients (11.2%) had positive blood cultures. The areas under the ROC curves for procalcitonin and CRP in predicting sepsis were 0.89 (95% confidence interval [CI] = 0.77 to 0.92) and 0.81 (95% CI = 0.72 to 0.89), respectively (p = 0.11). The cutoff that maximized Youden's index was 0.49 ng/mL for procalcitonin and 24.7 mg/L for CRP. At these cutoffs, the sensitivity and specificity were 81.5 and 87.3% for procalcitonin and 80.0 and 80.3% for CRP. These results suggest that procalcitonin measurement shows at least an equivalent diagnostic accuracy to CRP measurement. Conclusions: Procalcitonin provided satisfactory diagnostic accuracy in differentiating bacterial infections in patients with all causes of liver cirrhosis in the ED. A cutoff value of 0.5 ng/mL is suggested for clinical use.
Academic Emergency Medicine
Li, C. H., Yang, R. B., Pang, J. H. S., Chang, S. S., Lin, C. C., Chen, C. H., ... Chiu, T. F. (2011). Procalcitonin as a biomarker for bacterial infections in patients with liver cirrhosis in the emergency department. Academic Emergency Medicine, 18(2), 122-126. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1553-2712.2010.00991.x
Procalcitonin as a biomarker for bacterial infections in patients with liver cirrhosis in the emergency department. / Li, Chih Huang; Yang, Ruey Bing; Pang, Jong Hwei S; Chang, Shy Shin; Lin, Chih Chuan; Chen, Chien Hsiun; Chen, Hsien Yi; Chiu, Te Fa.
In: Academic Emergency Medicine, Vol. 18, No. 2, 01.02.2011, p. 122-126.
Li, CH, Yang, RB, Pang, JHS, Chang, SS, Lin, CC, Chen, CH, Chen, HY & Chiu, TF 2011, 'Procalcitonin as a biomarker for bacterial infections in patients with liver cirrhosis in the emergency department', Academic Emergency Medicine, vol. 18, no. 2, pp. 122-126. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1553-2712.2010.00991.x
Li CH, Yang RB, Pang JHS, Chang SS, Lin CC, Chen CH et al. Procalcitonin as a biomarker for bacterial infections in patients with liver cirrhosis in the emergency department. Academic Emergency Medicine. 2011 Feb 1;18(2):122-126. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1553-2712.2010.00991.x
Li, Chih Huang ; Yang, Ruey Bing ; Pang, Jong Hwei S ; Chang, Shy Shin ; Lin, Chih Chuan ; Chen, Chien Hsiun ; Chen, Hsien Yi ; Chiu, Te Fa. / Procalcitonin as a biomarker for bacterial infections in patients with liver cirrhosis in the emergency department. In: Academic Emergency Medicine. 2011 ; Vol. 18, No. 2. pp. 122-126.
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Аскар Ермурзаевич Базарбаев (, род. 13 ноября 1954; , Казахская ССР, СССР) — казахстанский государственный и политический деятель, депутат Мажилиса Парламента Республики Казахстан (с 2012 года).

Биография
Аскар Ермурзаевич Базарбаев родился в 1954 году в г. Талдыкоргане.

В 1977 году окончил Казахский политехнический институт имени В.И. Ленина по специальности «Автоматизация металлургического производства», квалификация — инженер.

Трудовая деятельность
Трудовую деятельность начал в 1971 году рабочим Алматинского комбината нерудных материалов.

С 1977 по 1980 годы — инженер, старший инженер центральной лаборатории автоматизации и механизации Карагандинского металлургического комбината города Темиртау.

С 1980 по 1988 годы — инструктор парткома Карагандинского металлургического комбината города Темиртау, инструктор промышленно-транспортного отдела Темиртауского горкома партии, инструктор, заместитель заведующего отделом промышленности Карагандинского обкома партии.

С 1988 по 1991 годы — второй, первый секретарь Темиртауского горкома партии.

С 1991 по 1993 годы — директор представительства совместного советско-швейцарского предприятия СП «ТСК Стил».

С 1993 по 1995 годы — заместитель генерального директора Карметкомбината — директор представительства.

С 1996 по 1999 годы — заместитель директора ТОО «ХлебЛТД», президент ТОО «Базарстан».

С 1999 по 2002 годы — помощник акима Карагандинской области.

С 2002 по 2007 годы — руководитель аппарата акима Карагандинской области.

С 2007 по 2009 годы — заместитель акима Карагандинской области.

С 2009 по 2012 годы — первый заместитель председателя Карагандинского областного филиала НДП «Нур Отан».

С 18 января 2012 по 20 января 2016 годы — депутат Мажилиса Парламента Республики Казахстан V созыва по партийному списку Народно-Демократической партии «Нур Отан», член Комитета по экономической реформе и региональному развитию Мажилиса Парламента РК.

С 24 марта 2016 года — депутат Мажилиса Парламента Республики Казахстан VІ созыва от партии «Нур Отан», член Комитета по экономической реформе и региональному развитию Мажилиса Парламента РК.

Награды
 Почётная грамота Республики Казахстан (2004)
 Орден Курмет (2009)
 Орден «Содружество» (МПА СНГ, 2018 года)
 Награждён правительственными и юбилейными государственными медалями Республики Казахстан и др.

Примечания

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 Личная страница депутата Мажилиса Парламента Республики Казахстан Аскара Базарбаева

Выпускники Казахского национального технического университета имени К. И. Сатпаева
Члены партии «Аманат»
Первые секретари Темиртауского горкома КП Казахстана
Вторые секретари Темиртауского горкома КП Казахстана
Депутаты Мажилиса Парламента Казахстана V созыва
Депутаты Мажилиса Парламента Казахстана VI созыва


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Q: PHP MongoDB PDF Upload blob Issue I am allowing user to upload image/doc files and for that am using MongoDB GridFS . I am able to upload images, doc files and pdf of limited size (around 5 MB) and its stored as desired (single entry), which is then used to fetch data and display on frontend.
The code to upload the file is as follows
$conn = new MongoClient();
$db = $conn->selectDB('mydb');
$gridfs = $db->getGridFS('uploads');

$ObjId = new MongoId();
$uniqId = (string)$ObjId;

$uploadedIds = array();

foreach ($_FILES as $file) {
    $id = $gridfs->storeFile($file['tmp_name'], array("metadata" => array(
        'filename' => $file['name'],
        'type' => $file['type'],
        "id"=> 2,
        "parentId" => "1",
        "name" => "Employee Reference",
        "title" => "Employee Reference",
        "isFolder" => 1
    )));

    $id = $gridfs->storeFile($file['tmp_name'], array(
        '_id' => $ObjId,
        "id" => $uniqId,
        'filename' => $file['name'],
        'type' => $file['type'],
        "parentId" => "10",
        "title" => $file['name'],
        isFolder" => 0
    ));
}

$conn->close();

But when I try to upload a PDF with size around 8 MB, it stores the data in following format.
{
    "_id" : ObjectId("54226f4c920662240a000080"),
    "filename" : "blob",
    "type" : "application/octet-stream",
    "title" : "blob",
    "uploadDate" : ISODate("2014-09-24T07:14:20.000Z"),
    "length" : 338277,
    "chunkSize" : 261120,
    "md5" : "d4f9269491c30a0ab086b3bab02c81ee"
}

As you can see above, the file gets divided according to length and for a single PDF, it inserts around 8 entries.
How can I fetch the data for large files in one and show file name and other details on frontend ?
Thanks.

A: There should be no reason to call storeFile() multiple times on the same file. That is going to create an additional fs.files document and redundant fs.chunks documents.
In your first call to storeFile(), you're nesting all of the metadata under a metadata field, which is likely not what you want. The $metadata argument to the GridFS storage methods is essentially merged into the fs.files document that will be created, which is why the documentation alludes to using the _id within $metadata if one is provided; otherwise, the driver generates a new MongoId instance. The $metadata argument in your second call to storeFile() looks more typical.
Since you're including an isFolder field in your metadata arrays, I think you might be wrongfully assuming that GridFS supports a directory structure. GridFS is nothing more than a convention, shared by various drivers, for storing binary blobs in a collection. The fs.files record hold metadata (core fields are outlined here) and all binary data is stores in one or more related fs.chunks documents (linked back to the fs.files identifier).
It's possible to simulate a directory structure with GridFS by way of the metadata fields, but it's not a stock feature. For instance, you could add a path metadata field, which would always store a canonical directory path (e.g. your app would normalize /foo/bar/../bar as /foo/bar before storage), and then create an index of fs.files requiring the path and filename combination to be unique. It would be entirely up to your application to keep track of this.

Since you're storing an uploaded file (referenced in $_FILES), you may want to use MongoGridFS::storeUpload(), which takes the field name (i.e. $_FILES key) as its first argument and automatically populates a filename field in the fs.files document based on the name provided by the user. Generally, the client-side filename is arbitrary (so don't blindly trust it or expect it to be unique/accurate); however, it's worth storing if you plan to show it back to the user in your UI.
As a last thought, there is generally no reason to call MongoClient::close() at the end of your script. The documentation even advises against it, as it defeats the driver's ability to manage persistent connections.


The brewer and on-trade wholesaler aims to host 1,000 suppliers and customers at the four shows around the country in what will be the 30th anniversary of the roadshow.
The shows are in Coventry on September 29, London on October 1, Leeds on October 6 and Manchester on October 8.
Suppliers and brands in attendance will Britvic, Accolade Wines, Diageo, Bacardi Brown-Forman Brands, Funkin, Jägermeister and Thatchers.
There will be the chance to gain insight on hot industry topics such as the growing interest in sherry and effective display and upselling in gin and malt whisky.
Free staff training will cover cellar management and perfect serves and there will be the chance to win a trip to Copenhagen or £1,000 off a Christmas Carlsberg UK bill.
Beer writer Pete Brown will speak on opportunities in the on-trade market with a focus on craft beer.
Paul Waller, customer service and third party brands director at Carlsberg UK, said: "We're the only national brewer supporting the on-trade by operating our own trade shows, bringing our customers and suppliers together to form profitable partnerships.
"For me, this is where the magic happens, as our customers receive the best deals on our extensive range and the bespoke support to make the Christmas and New Year trading period as successful as possible."
For information on attending call Carlsberg UK on 0845 371 0199.


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Samara: cross-roads for drug traffic
Much of the heroin and cocaine coming from Central Asia, and ecstasy from Europe, passes through the city of Samara, central Russia's point of intersection of some of the world's most important drug-traffic routes.
The Russia-EU Summit in Samara on Friday will be hosted by Russia's President Vladimir Putin and will take place not far from the city of Samara.
Local authorities are trying to tackle the drug problem, one of the hottest in the region.
Local Drug Control Police target the problem globally in collaboration with the regional Anti-terrorist Commission and religious organisations. 72 million rubles have been spent on the anti-drug campaign.
Gabez Igor, Deputy Head of Samara Drug traffic Control, asserts that "the true measure of the programme's effectiveness is the number of addicts identified, the number of people registered and receiving treatment".
The anti-drug program has been recognised the most effective in Russia. Last year 476 kilograms of drugs were seized. 29 trafficking schemes were uncovered since 2005, including some involving high-level local officials. The average jail sentence for possessing illegal drugs in Samara is 7 years.
Drug Traffic-Control is proud of the results, but the number of drug users and HIV infected is still among the highest in Russia.
Despite growing awareness of epidemics, prevention services for injection drug-users like syringe exchange, are not part of the regional anti-drug programme.
"Unfortunately, Russia is not ready to adopt damage-control programmes," Sergey Vorontsov, Director of the Regional Rehabilitation Centre, says. "Our officials maintain the position that these programmes, despite their effectiveness in the West, are pure propaganda of drug-abuse. Denying clean syringes to addicts is not a solution".
Almost a third of all patients in one of the rehabilitation centre are HIV positive. The link between drugs and aids is direct, they say.
"I had the drugs in my hands, the pharmacy was 200 meters away but I wanted a fix immediately," Vasiliy, an anonymous patient, confessed. "So I did not care whether my syringe was sterile or who used it before. I used what I found next to me".
It takes psychological help and group support to overcome addiction. It takes costly drug treatment to live with AIDs, and rehabilitation centres are still a luxury for many affected by drugs. The rest live with the disease and in fear of being exposed and prosecuted, considering their own health, and that of others around them, last.


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Whose Jerusalem ?
Whose Land ?
The Tragedy of the Destruction on the Temple Mount and the Weakness of the Israeli Government to Stop it Continues
From: Temple Mount Faithful Date: Thursday, June 15, 2000 The Israeli newspaper, Ha'aretz today published the following terrible news:
Ha'Aretz 15th June, 2000
Inspection of Temple Mount works is stopped by police
By Nadav Shragai
Ha'aretz Correspondent
Police have stopped Jerusalem municipal officials from inspecting work undertaken by the Waqf (Islamic religious trust) and the Israeli Islamic movement on the Temple Mount. Tractors and trucks have been hard at work in recent weeks, undertaking projects along the eastern ridge of the Temple Mount, up to the Solomon's Stables site where sealedoff areas were opened up four months ago. Two large stone structures have been erected.
The municipality yesterday complained officially about the thwarting of efforts by the head of its supervisory department, Israel Ben Ari, to monitor these signs of work activity on the Temple Mount. In response, the police say that the Jerusalem official had reached the area without coordinating his steps with them. According to the police, Ben Ari must tour the area accompanied by the head of the police's holy places division, Chief Superintendent Nissan Shaham. The police spokeswoman said the two stone structures are temporary storage facilities.
Some Jerusalem activists are wary that the Waqf and Islamic movement projects could harm precious antiquities. The "Committee for the Prevention of Damage to Antiquities on the Temple Mount" a nonpartisan body comprised of members representing a gamut of political views claims that considerable damage has been caused in recent months to valuable relics on the surface of the Temple Mount, and below ground level. The Committee complains that no clear explanation of what the Waqf is up to along the eastern wall has been offered.
The mayor of Jerusalem, Ehud Olmert, stated on Israeli radio today that, besides the destruction along the eastern area of the Temple Mount, the Arabs are building a large mosque and that they want to make the whole area of the Temple Mount one big mosque. It is a terrible thing which Israel cannot allow and it should be stopped immediately.
The Arabs are doing this after already having built 2 other large mosques over the last year. On 2 holy sites on the Temple Mount which were a part of the temple complex. One was built in the Hulda Tunnels which were the main entrance to the Second Temple and the other was built in the site of the so-called "Solomon's Stables" which were actually an important part of the temple and the worship associated with it. Over the last years they have undertaken other Islamic building activities and destruction on the Temple Mount. During these activities they destroyed and covered very holy remains from the First and Second Temples. All of these activities are an international scandal and not only an Israeli one. All of those in Israel and all over the world who had the authority to stop this terrible Arab Islamic vandalism and destruction and did not do anything will be judged by G–d Himself. This is a shame ful sin on the part of all of them. If the Arabs and Israeli Islamic movement who are committing this destruction think that they will be able to run and hide from the judgement of G–d, for what they did to His holy mountain and His holy house, they are terribly mistaken and deluded.
This vandalism and destruction on the most holy place in the world, together with other hostile activities, shows how great the danger is of the sinister plans of the Arabs and Islam not only to Israel but to all the world and mainly the Christians whom the Moslems call them and the Jews "people of the book". Israel, despite the fact that we are in the frontline of this battle, is not afraid of them. Israel trusts and fears only our One beloved G–d. We shall continue to fight against this enemy and to stop this hostility and violence of the enemies of the G–d and people of Israel and all the world. G–d will be with us and, together with Him, we shall be the majority. We know that only the G–d of Israel controls the destiny of His people, Israel, and all the world. However, everyone in the world who has G–d in their heart should be ready to defeat this hostility and never give in to this great danger.
The Temple Mount and Land of Israel Faithful Movement continues her mission and campaign to stop this sinful and shameful tragedy for all of us. Everyone in the world is called on to assist in this campaign for the sake of G–d, our faithfulness and loyalty to Him and our dignity and integrity.
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2,000 people from all over the country took part in the conversation about how Scotland's places, buildings and monuments should be recognised and celebrated.
Download the full What's Your Heritage? consultation report and discover more of the passion and interest in the historic environment shown by Scotland's people.
In 2016, we committed to a review and replacement of the Historic Environment Scotland Policy Statement (HESPS). This interim document was put in place when our organisation was formed and guides decision making in the Scottish planning system.
Thanks to the campaign and stakeholder feedback, we identified four themes around designation and recognition of the place, past and traditions which have influenced the new Policy and our approach to the management of the historic environment.
What's Your Heritage? told us that many people would like their local heritage to be recognised and valued and that they're keen to be involved.
What status would local recognition have?
How would this be resourced and managed?
How can we recognise the important role of communities of practice, place and interest?
Is there an overlap with existing systems?
Who would be responsible? Would HES and local authorities have a role and if so, what?
From the campaign, we found that the public want more say in decision making when it comes to recognising and protecting Scotland's history and heritage.
We are exploring ways to improve participation in recognition and decision making, such as through education, getting out and about more and speaking to people - not only about designation itself but also its consequences - and engaging with communities.
We understand that the language and processes we use when designating places can be a barrier to many people.
With a steer from What's Your Heritage?, we're investigating how to improve accessibility to our services, from simplifying the designations application form, taking time to explain technical language in our records, and continuing to improve our digital information platforms.
We have over 55,000 existing designation records to add to and review. We currently prioritise this work based on external requests and our own projects.
Feedback from our stakeholders indicated the role of designation within the planning system can be improved with better dialogue between us and Scotland's local authorities. We're also investigating strategic reviews in advance of major development programmes and encouraging input from communities to thematic reviews.
After a formal consultation on the new draft Policy in 2018, open to everyone who cares about decisions that affect the historic environment, we published the Historic Environment Policy for Scotland (HEPS).
Whilst HEPS is a higher level document than HESPS, operational detail and guidance is not lost. HEPS is underpinned by policy and guidance which has been shaped through a similar consultation process.


The first leg takes place on Tuesday 22nd January in Ecuador.
Delfín and Nacional (Paraguay) meet on Tuesday 22nd January in Manta for the first leg of their Phase 1 clash in the CONMEBOL Libertadores 2019.
DELFÍN VS NACIONAL: WHAT TIME DOES IT KICK OFF?
Delfín and Nacional will host the first match in this season's Libertadores. It'll kick off at 18.30 local time, which is 23:30 GMT. It takes place in Manta, where Delfín play their home matches.
The second leg between Nacional and Delfín will take place on the 30th January in Asunción. The winner of the tie will play against Venezuelan side Caracas in Phase 2. The four winners from Phase 3 will be added to the Group Stages.