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UTEP women's basketball team pulls it out at the buzzer against Georgia State
The UTEP women's basketball team recovered from a slow second half start to top Georgia State.
UTEP women's basketball team pulls it out at the buzzer against Georgia State The UTEP women's basketball team recovered from a slow second half start to top Georgia State. Check out this story on ElPasoTimes.com: https://www.elpasotimes.com/story/sports/college/utep/2019/11/30/utep-womens-basketball-team-pulls-out-against-georgia-state/4334142002/
Bret Bloomquist, El Paso Times Published 9:35 p.m. MT Nov. 30, 2019 | Updated 10:23 p.m. MT Nov. 30, 2019
The mark of a good basketball team is that it can find different ways to win.
In a 71-68 victory against Georgia State on Saturday night that moved the UTEP women's basketball team to 6-1, they found a bunch of new ways to win a game decided on the final possession.
Playing without leading rebounder Ariona Gill (sprained ankle), with star Katarina Zec mired in a 2-for-13 shooting night, starting three freshmen, UTEP overcame all its struggles with a sense of the moment by charging down the stretch and getting three stops in the final 30 seconds.
Georgia State's Moriah Taylor drives against the defense of UTEP's Katia Gallegos Saturday night at the Don Haskins Center (Photo: Bret Bloomquist)
"When you have a young team and you're starting three freshmen, you know you're talented, but you're wondering how talented and are you of a championship caliber?" coach Kevin Baker said. "I thought tonight's win showed we do have the grit it takes to be a champion.
"That's always a mystery for a coach, do you have that extra gear you can go to? I thought this group showed they can go to that extra gear, they can hit that big shot when they need to, they can make those clutch free throws when we need them, they can get that big rebound when we have to have a stop.
"Those are the things you look for and those are the things we saw today that made all the difference in the world."
Stars of the game
UTEP took the lead for good when Katia Gallegos, who led the team with eight rebounds, scored on a drive with 1:30 left to put the Miners up 70-68. She also had 11 points and four assists.
"I knew I had to make that, cross the street, I went all the way to the basket," Gallegos said. "I was open and we got the lead."
On the three Georgia State possessions that followed, they had a turnover when Arina Khlopkova took a charge on what will be remembered as her first huge game at UTEP. After a UTEP turnover, they defended a 3-pointer, and after giving up an offensive rebound, harassed Georgia State into another miss.
The Panthers had a final chance, down 61-58 with seven seconds left, but UTEP didn't let them get a reasonable shot off as Khlopkova locked down Jada Lewis.
Khlopkova, a freshman, made her first start and scored a career-high 20 points to go with her big defensive plays in the final 1:12.
"I'm proud of my team because we won and it was a tough game," she said. "I have to do what I do, that's it."
"We noticed that this team is going to get a shot off at the end and we needed to lock up and we did," Gallegos said of the end-game. "We've got to keep playing defense and that's the way we're going to win games."
The other freshman starter Avery Crouse scored 13 points as the freshmen accounted for 34 points.
For Georgia State, Taylor Hosendove had a bizarre triple-double, scoring 21 points, grabbing 19 rebounds and committing 10 turnovers, the final the foul-out charge that Khlopkova took.
That charge was one of several huge plays UTEP made down the stretch as they showed a sense of the moment to go with all their young talent.
UTEP takes on Weber State at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Don Haskins Center. Weber State will come in 1-4, but off a 10-point win against Cal-Riverside, who UTEP beat by 13 in its opener.
Western Michigan upends New Mexico State
New Mexico turned the ball over with 15 seconds left looking for a lead, then missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to lose to Western Michigan 79-76 in the UTEP Thanksgiving Classic.
Gia Pack had 29 points for the Aggies, who fell to 1-7.
The Broncos' Leighah-Amori Wool hit a layup with 1:45 left, her 22nd point, to give WMU a 74-72 lead and they didn't trail again.
New Mexico State was down 77-76 and had the ball after a Soufia Inoussa steal, but Inoussa then turned the ball over with 8 seconds left. Onoussa missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer after a scramble down the court.
Western New Mexico got 26 points from Jordan Walker and improved to 3-3.
Bret Bloomquist can be reached at 915-546-6359; bbloomquist@elpasotimes.com; @Bretbloomquist on Twitter.
UTEP Women's Basketball Falls to New Mexico
UNM's Antonia Anderson, left, goes for the strip against UTEP's Katarian Zec who drives to the basket against UNM's Ahlise Hurst, right. Mark Lambie / El Paso Times
UTEP head coach Kevin Baker throws up his hands as his team falls behind against UNM at the Don Haskins Center on Nov. 19, 2019, in El Paso. Mark Lambie/El Paso Times
UTEP's Katarina Zec shoots over UNM's Ahlise Hurst during their game Tuesday at the Don Haskins Center. Mark Lambie / El Paso Times
UTEP's Katia Gallegos passes around UNM's Corina Carter Tuesday at the Don Haskins Center. Mark Lambie / El Paso Times
UTEP fell to UNM Tuesday 93-78 at the Don Haskins Center. Mark Lambie / El Paso Times
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On the morning of October 4, 2016, while at home in Gardnerville, Nevada, Mike passed from this life to eternal life, through his faith in Jesus Christ.
Mike is the son of Albert and Mary Jackson. He was the oldest of four children, along with his brother David and sisters Cynthia and Joanne.
Mike grew up in Norco, California where he joined the U.S. Army in 1968. After completing armor training at Fort Knox, Mike was deployed to Vietnam where he bravely served two tours of combat duty with the 4th Infantry Division. Mike's brother David served with him in the 1/69th Armor during his second tour, and they were one of only 17 pairs of brothers to serve together in Vietnam, in the same unit, at the same time. Mike went on to have a distinguished 24 year career in the U.S. Army.
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Mike is survived by his wife Dorothy; children, LeeAnne and Donald; grandchildren, Donald Jr. and Leelynd; his mom Mary; brother Dave; and sisters, Cynthia and Joanne.
A military ceremony will be held at the Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City, Nevada on November 7th at 11:00 am. Celebration of his Life to follow.


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After a brief illness, John passed away on September 10, 2018 at Parkview Personal Care Home.
John grew up in Trinidad and Tobago and like many of his generation sought out greater opportunities by moving abroad. After graduating from high school, John spent several years as a teacher to save money to further his education. He studied first at Howard University in Washington, DC. Seeking new adventures, John moved to Winnipeg in 1963 first to study at the University of Manitoba before earning his BA in political science and statistics from the University of Winnipeg.
During his university years, John relished the chance to explore Canada while working on the trains. After graduation John pursued a career in insurance. He obtained his CLU designation and worked for many years with national and local firms until his retirement. John often expressed his love and appreciation for his life in Winnipeg while remaining proud of his Trinidadian roots.
John was community minded and a mainstay of all the events that filled the West Indian community's social calendar. John loved challenging his friends at word games and arguing about the daily headlines - always firm in his belief that he who spoke loudest won the debate.
John also loved sports, completing two marathons and still playing tennis regularly into his 80s. John was predeceased by his parents, Emmanuel and Ezra Paul, sister and brother-in-law, Ellen and Jeffrey Rocheford, brothers, Marcellus and Charles and a twin brother in infancy.
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La localidad de San Francisco Magú o Nacazcahuacán es un poblado indígena otomí, está situado en el Municipio de Nicolás Romero (en el Estado de México) a 43 kilómetros al norte de la ciudad de México. Se encuentra a 2490 metros de altitud.

Cabe destacar que esta localidad es la única en todo México que está exenta de impuestos por un decreto virreinal de Juan Antonio de Vizarrón afirmado por Benito Juárez y Luis Echeverria.

El lema del pueblo es «Regidos por usos y costumbres» para reforzar su autonomía de impuestos y obras públicas.

Reseña
San Francisco Magú pertenece a uno de los históricos poblados. Su asentamiento data originalmente del siglo IX, al igual que muchos pueblos Otomíes del Valle de México.

Los habitantes del pueblo indígena de San Francisco Magú, poblado del municipio mexicano de Nicolás Romero, no pagan impuestos tales como predial o licencias de construcción, mas si se pagan los demás impuestos, como el IVA, el ISR y los recaudados indirectamente como «El Peso» que es un impuesto local que pagan los hombres a partir de los 18 años y que las mujeres también pagan a partir de que adquieren o heredan una propiedad; las cuotas son según el rango, como: comerciante, obrero/a y campesino/a, este impuesto se paga al Copaci de la comunidad.

Este privilegio se debe, cuentan los pobladores, a un decreto de exención expedido en el siglo XVIII por el virrey Juan Antonio de Vizarrón, quien presuntamente se refugió en esta localidad tras ser acusado de traición por la Corona española. El documento fue validado por los gobiernos de Benito Juárez y Luis Echeverría, refiere la historia transmitida de generación en generación.

Exención de impuestos (usos y costumbres)

La nota de algunos medios de comunicación han querido mostrar y denunciar al poblado como un lugar que está exento de impuestos y a su vez, con presuntas indagaciones en el archivo General de la Nación, en la cual, según estos medios, no se encuentra archivo alguno sobre el poblado en cuestión. Sin embargo, Enrique Martínez quien es nativo de este poblado, afirma que El Pergamino existe, y prevalece porque sus habitantes lo mantienen vivo con las instituciones, de forma civica y moral con acciones cotidianas en la comunidad. En algunas de sus investigaciones, encontró múltiples archivos que muestran la cualidad y legitimidad de esta población. Si bien el pergamino sigue estando guardado, los archivos encontrados, nos aproximan a una posible lucha de esta comunidad desde 1721, cuando esta denuncia a un alcalde por excederse en la cantidad de tributos cobrados a esta localidad, en la cual salieron bien librados por la justicia colonial.

Si bien la mitología que se esconde en torno a la probable existencia de un pergamino que exime de algunos impuestos a la comunidad de San Francisco Magú, es todavía un misterio para la mayoría de sus habitantes, lo importante de esta leyenda, mito y realidad, es lo fundamental de esta historia en las vidas de los habitantes de este poblado, el cual independientemente de que el Derecho positivo pugne por las pruebas y evidencias científicas que ofrece la indagación de tipo occidental; para los pobladores de esta comunidad, funge como una forma de vida y moral que se traduce en sus instituciones comunales.

La representación política local es realmente una mezcla entre las instituciones tradicionales (del derecho consuetudinario) y la del Derecho positivo, este último, plasmado en la Ley orgánica municipal del Estado de México. Es decir, la representación es designada ya desde hace algunos años por planillas y votaciones organizadas por el Ayuntamiento del Municipio de Nicolás Romero.

Historia
Cuando los españoles llegaron a este poblado se llamaba Nacazhuacan, que significa «Lugar De Audiencia Entre Los Árboles», conforme a la costumbre le agregaron el nombre de un santo y se llamó San Francisco Nacazhuacan, nos dice la tradición oral que los nativos nunca aceptaron que su región llevase un nombre en Náhuatl he incluso se dice que se resistieron a la dominación Mexica.

Al inicio del periodo colonial, en toda la documentación se cita al pueblo como San Francisco Nacazhuacan y posteriormente San Francisco Magú, porque se despedían con la palabra «maga ngú»; que quire decir «me voy a mi casa». Lo que derivo a su actual nombre «Maga» que significa «Casa». Es una conseja del origen del nombre otomi a este pueblo.

Iglesia
Cuentan que llegó un santo de tono blanco a esta tierra de hombres y mujeres naturales, de costumbres y tradiciones prehispánicas, un mestizo que si no se le festeja el 4 de octubre, antes de procurar el mantenimiento de la milpa, los agrede con hielo, quemando la cosecha en tiempo místico, un santo que venía de paso y en Magú se quiso quedar, un pueblo otomí, llamado en un principio en náhuatl: Nacazcahuacán (lugar de audiencia entre los árboles) como dice el libro más antiguo del pueblo que es el registro de los primeros bautizados cuando comenzó la evangelización  cristiana por los padres franciscanos que llegaron a este poblado.

La Iglesia que fue dedicada al «patrono» de la orden religiosa, San Francisco de Asís, y fue construida el 2 de enero de 1631 y nos muestra el temprano avance de la evangelización de este pueblo. San francisco Nacazcahuacán alias Magú nos cuenta una historia ancestral rica en tradiciones, que aún conservan sus habitantes. Resultado del sincretismo religioso cristiano con los ritos y costumbres del pueblo otomí, que hasta el día de hoy se conservan dando un sentido a la vida, que rinde culto a la madre tierra que rige el destino de sus hijos.
La Iglesia es de estilo colonial y barroco, muestra una sobriedad ausente de adornos superfluos en su fachada. La portada muestra un rectángulo en donde está inscrito la puerta de entrada con un arco de medio punto enmarcado por dos columnas simuladas en argamasa. En la parte superior de este rectángulo se colocó la ventana que da luz al coro de la iglesia. En la parte superior de la portada, se encuentra la espadaña, sin cruz, y el escudo de la congregación franciscana. En la parte izquierda de la portada se encuentra la torre del campanario, compuesta de dos cuerpos y con cuatro vanos a los lados con arcos de medio punto y en su cúspide una cúpula adornada por mosaico, sustentada por un tambor y remate de la cruz correspondiente. De planta de cruz latina, bóveda de media caña y cúpula sustentada con un tambor octogonal y orientación este oeste, también podemos encontrar incrustaciones de piedras talladas en la época Prehispánica y las lápidas del antiguo Panteón. Los padres franciscanos edificaron el templo con ayuda de mano de obra de los naturales indígenas y materiales de la región.

Alimentación y Vestimenta
Los indígenas eran de raza pura, hombres fuertes. Vestían semidesnudos; su alimentación estaba compuesta por nopales, quelites, malvas y tunas. Después se extendió cuando comenzaron a cultivar maíz, haba y fríjol, este último les sirvió para hacer tortillas. En este aspecto de la alimentación, era algo diferente a lo que nosotros conocemos a la fecha, pues el maíz se molía en piedras anchas y aún se cocinaba con leña que se extraía de los montes. Fue más tarde cuando comenzaron a cultivar maguey silvestre y así dar lugar a la producción del pulque, bebida que ellos consumían cotidianamente sin importar las propiedades de este producto.

Otro aspecto que se obtenía de los magueyes es el ixtle (material ocupado para la producción de ayates). Su procedimiento para poder usarlo se basa en los siguientes pasos:
1. Se deja la penca tapada completamente en agua, con el fin de que se pudra la corteza.
2. Después se lava perfectamente hasta quedar limpia y de color blanco para que facilite el hilado en el malacate (instrumento de hilado compuesto por una piedra a la cual se le incrustaba un pedazo de madera).

La forma de vestir no era muy variada, los hombres vestían semidesnudos con manta y las mujeres con enaguas y de ayate.
La investigadora de textil Irmgard Johnson informó haber visto mujeres otomíes con quechquemitl hechos de ixtle en la comunidad de San Francisco Magú, esto en la primera mitad del siglo XX.

Educación
Con respecto a la educación, la primera escuela que existió en el pueblo se ubicó en casa de la Señora Serafina Torres.

Segundo de esto se construyó la Escuela Primaria Benito Juárez, en el año de 1936 y fue terminada en 1939, esta estuvo ubicada inicialmente en el inmueble donde ahora se encuentra la Delegación.

Después se inició la construcción de la Escuela que hoy conocemos como Benito Juárez. El terreno donde se ubica la escuela actualmente fue donado por el Sr. Julio Rojas, Trinidad Rojas y Alfredo Nava.
La Escuela Melchor Ocampo fue construida en 1940 y se encontraba ubicada en lo que actualmente conocemos como el Jardín de Niños Rosario Castellanos.

Posteriormente en 1962 se construye la nueva Primaria Melchor Ocampo, en un terreno donado por la señora Vicenta de Jesús, Anastacio Polenciano Salvador, Manuel Polenciano y Esteban Saules.

En 1968 las necesidades eran aún mayores, se necesitaba de mejor educación y una mejor vida, pues no se contaba con servicios de electricidad, agua potable y carretera. Siendo Delegado de este poblado y a la vez maestro de la comunidad el Sr. Melchor Nava Almazán.

Después de haberse dado cuenta de las grandes necesidades que tenían los pobladores, se convocó a una asamblea en donde se formó una Junta de Mejoramiento Moral Cívico y Material que se encargara de realizar los proyectos de desarrollo fungiendo como Presidente el Sr. Alfredo Nava González, Tesorero el Sr. Melchor Nava Almazán, Secretario el Sr. Braulio Nava Almazán y como delegado el Sr. Simón Vargas Monroy.

En este tiempo era gobernador el Dr. Gustavo Baz Prada y su secretario el Dr. Jorge Jiménez Cantu. Se retomaron estas obras y fueron terminadas en 1964.

En 2016 se inauguró el primer semestre del Cecytem, una institución de educación media superior ubicada en San Francisco Magú y ese mismo año se añadió a la lista de escuelas disponibles en el concurso COMIPEMS en el área metropolitana del Valle de México.

Comercio
Por otro lado está el aspecto del comercio. Se ve beneficiado porque existía un camino que pasaba por el barrio de El Puerto, el cual conducía a San Pedro Azcapotzaltongo (Nicolás Romero), a donde llevaban a cabo la venta de ayates, maíz, fríjol y haba principalmente. Asimismo la compra de verduras, carne, vestimentas y otros.

Comunicaciones
Una de las principales vías de comunicación fue el camino de Tepotzotlán a Magú, por donde entraron los primeros que habitaron el pueblo.

Otro camino venía desde Atlacomulco y pasaba por San Bartolo Morelos, Villa del Carbón, Cahuacán y otros lugares hasta llegar a la Ciudad de México y Tepotzotlán. Fue aproximadamente en 1800 cuando este camino era transitado por mercaderes y carretas que iban y regresaban por el mismo lugar, de ahí surge el nombre de Camino Real y Camino Viejo; se dice que por dicho camino pasaron tropas carrancistas, de Obregón y posteriormente zapatistas.
En 1935 se solicitó transporte a la línea Montealto, esta línea basaba su servicio en un tren que venia desde México hasta Progreso Industrial (Fábrica de Papel San Rafael, S.A. de C.V.) se logró que esta línea diera el servicio, aunque el solo permaneció hasta 1938.

Segunda Etapa (1800-1900)

Esta segunda etapa se vio favorecida por el aumento de la población, pues en 1817 llegaron personas como el Sr. Ángel Nava y su esposa Adelaida Ocampo, hermana del Sr. Melchor Ocampo (Ministro de Gobernación y Hacienda del Gobierno del Presidente Don Benito Juárez García) quienes radicaron en el Barrio del Puerto.
Cuando el Lic. Don Benito Juárez García permanecía prófugo de la Justicia, llegó a Magú, donde se le apoyó y protegió. En pláticas que sostuvo el Sr. Ángel Nava, este expuso la situación en que vivían los pobladores, todos eran analfabetas, entre otras carencias, y le propuso que revalidara el indulto que concedía la exención de pagos tributarios e indulto fiscal que se le había otorgado al pueblo de San Francisco Magú como agradecimiento por haberle brindado hospitalización y protección al Virrey Juan de Vizarron en el año de 1738.

En las elecciones presidenciales que se efectuaron el 10 de julio de 1871, el Lic. Don Benito Juárez García fue reelecto y el 12 de octubre del mismo año ocupó su puesto. Poco antes de su muerte revalidó el indulto.

Por último este indulto fue revalidado por el Expresidente Lic. Luis Echeverría Álvarez el 1º de junio de 1971, publicada en el Diario Oficial de la Federación de fecha 3 de junio de 1971.

En 1887 murió el Sr. Ángel Nava y ya pasados 3 años murió su esposa la señora Adelaida Ocampo, ambos fueron sepultados en el atrio de la iglesia.

Posteriormente arribaron personas como el Sr. José Saules, de origen francés y su esposa Casimira Vega, el Sr. Santiago Rojas, procedente de Atizapan de Zaragoza, el Sr. Ponciano Monroy procedente de Atlacomulco y por último el Sr. Santos Alcántara que también venía de Atizapan de Zaragoza.

En 1823 el Sr. Aurelio Nava Ocampo quedó como Consejero del pueblo. Él logró trabajar con los pobladores, a pesar de que le era muy difícil mantener comunicación directa puesto que el idioma que hablaban era muy complejo, pues los pobladores de Magú hablaban Otomí y Nava Ocampo hablaba español.

Aurelio se dedicó al comercio en la casa paterna, beneficiando principalmente a los transeúntes que caminaban diario por el Camino Real, pues les daba alojo en el mesón (lugar donde descansaban las personas y descargaban a los animales).

El siguiente trabajo a realizar fue una brecha que conduciría más rápido a San Pedro Azcapotzaltongo (Nicolás Romero), empezando a transitar por esta con carretas a tiro de animales.

Referencias

Véase también
 Estado de México
 Ciudad Nicolás Romero

Enlaces externos
https://www.facebook.com/sanfranciscomagu/

Localidades del estado de México
Localidades del municipio de Nicolás Romero
Toponimia otomí

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Q: In CMake, how would one run a custom command only if any subdirectory needed to be rebuild I have a CMake-based project, and I need to run a command after build, if anything changed, including in any subprojects.
Simplified structure
project_root/
  CMakeLists.txt (project root)
  executable_1/
    CMakeLists.txt (project tool1)
    library_1/
      CMakeLists.txt (project lib1)
  executable_2/
    CMakeLists.txt (project tool2)
    library_2/
      CMakeLists.txt (project lib2)
  library_3/
    CMakeLists.txt (project lib3)

The project root CMakeLists.txt looks like
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.17)

add_subdirectory(tool1)
add_subdirectory(tool2)
add_subdirectory(lib3)

project(root C)

add_custom_target(root ALL
    COMMENT
        "root target"
    DEPENDS
        ${DEPLOY_PATH}/deploy.tar.xz
)

add_custom_command(
    OUTPUT
        ${DEPLOY_PATH}/deploy.tar.xz
    COMMAND
        tar cJf ${DEPLOY_PATH}/deploy.tar.xz *
    COMMENT
        "taring"
    DEPENDS
        root
)

The tool CMakeLists.txt look about like
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.17)

add_subdirectory(lib1)

project(tool1 C)

add_executable(tool1
    src/tool1.c
)

target_include_directories(tool1
    PRIVATE
        ./
)

target_link_libraries(tool1
    PRIVATE
        lib1
        lib3
)

install(TARGETS tool1 DESTINATION ${DEPLOY_PATH})

with the lib's CMakeLists.txt files omitting the install line and providing appropriate public include directories, etc.
I can get the behavior I want if I explicitly list every single subproject in the DEPENDS line of the custom target for "root", but that's tedious and error-prone. In the real project there are dozens of sub-libraries and executables.
I can also easily just re-build the archive every time, but that's slow.
How do I rebuild the archive if (and only if) any of the sub-projects of the root project or their descendants has changed?

A: List the actual dependencies of the tool.
file(GLOB_RECURSE srcs *) # I hope that's correct
add_custom_command(
    OUTPUT
        ${DEPLOY_PATH}/deploy.tar.xz
    COMMAND
        # * generally is invalid, * depends on shell filename expansion
        tar cJf ${DEPLOY_PATH}/deploy.tar.xz *
    COMMENT "taring"
    DEPENDS ${srcs}
)

But that's wrong anyway - cmake is meant to be run once and it scans your tree once. If you add a new file, you'll have to reconfigure cmake. Rather consider building the archive only when you actually need it - when deploying.

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Does the direction of January predict the course for the year? Wall Street where the adage originated thinks so. The first month of 2013 scored impressive gains with the S&P up 5.05% and the Dow gaining 5.77%—signaling the best January since 1987 and rising above 14000 for the first time in over five years. In Manhattan's residential marketplace, a similar scenario is occurring on the Main Streets of our city with 859 contracts signed in the first month of 2013, up 30% compared to January 2012 and the highest January according to Noah Rosenblatt since his online UrbanDigs began compiling real time analytics in 2009. Following a gangbuster December when players raced to close before January 1 tax changes, and contrary to expectations for a beginning of the year slowdown, properties in January were snapped up by buyers who competed aggressively and speedily for a limited supply of homes.
Will competitive bidding become as commonplace in 2013 as it once was in 2007 when the market was at its peak? Today as then as high buyer demand and low quality inventory converge, when a well priced offering comes to market, crowds of buyers and their agents rush to view. Within days, brokers are collecting multiple bids, and the property goes to contract within weeks. For sure there are similarities to 2007, but there are also notable differences.
In 2007 at the height of the market after successive years of escalating prices, buyers could hardly imagine a downturn in Manhattan real estate. A combination of windfall Wall Street bonuses, easy lending practices and exotic mortgage products fueled the run up in prices from 2003-2007. Rates hovered at 6%, interest only and no income verification loans were prevalent, nearly anyone with a pulse could secure a mortgage and lenders readily approved nearly all buildings. Buyers leveraged highly with little concern for risk, and apartments flew off the shelves, often trading 10-15% above asking prices.
Current interest rates, while inching up slowly remain at historic lows—as of this writing 3.5% fixed for 30 years. But the lending industry is over regulated today. Both borrower and building are scrutinized exactingly and repeatedly, and clearing to close is fraught with delays. Citibank's Jeff Appel observes, "In the last year, lenders have become better at interpreting the new blitz of regulations. But as the CFPB (Consumer Finance Protection Bureau) prepares to roll-out the long awaited QRM (Qualified Residential Mortgage) guidelines, we will have to see if there is any net positive traction for consumers who have struggled while seeking a new mortgage." At the same time, there's considerably less cash bonus money around to fill shopping purses. With few exceptions, financial professionals are being paid with stock options and little or no cash, and many firms are capping bonuses or deferring them based on long term performance.
Today's buyers are more risk averse than their predecessors. Instead of frothy excess, they are seeking value, and when it surfaces, they are acting quickly and assertively to purchase. The current climate is indisposed to low ball offers and favors cash buyers first, and second those purchasers who can waive a financing contingency.
While there is increased velocity in all sectors of the market and all price ranges, not all properties are uniformly rushing to contract. Indeed, properties in mint condition are achieving astonishing results. Two from last week are noteworthy examples: a stunning high floor prewar 6 with a terrace and views on Park Avenue in the 70's is purportedly going to contract 20% above the asking—a cool $1M over the $4.595 ask; in Tribeca, a Hudson Street loft designed by its architect owner received the first of several full price $3.395 offers during the first hour of the first open house. Meanwhile other homes that are either overpriced or have obvious shortcomings like a lack of sunlight, poor condition, or an out of the way location are being ignored.
In the current climate where the pace of activity is quick, the market poses challenges for everyone. Often it takes losing a property for a buyer to understand the elements that go into an offer, and that there are no second chances with Best and Final negotiations. Sellers need to appreciate that an inflated asking price not only diverts bidder attention but fails to capture the possibilities presented in the first weeks of marketing. Both principals need to acknowledge that a rising market creates problems with appraisals which are coming up short with more frequency. Appraisals that fall below the contract price not only affect the karma of a transaction, but also negatively impact the loan to value ratio, significantly reducing the amount a lender will lend; most vulnerable are jumbo loan borrowers and buyers of co-ops which limit financing to a specified percentage of the appraised value.
A spreading optimism is feeding the current market. As the economy improves, consumers who feel more secure are more likely to make a move. Maybe even inventory of resales will grow. While global uncertainties and a 7.9% U.S unemployment rate will keep overconfidence in check, January is a likely barometer for how the year will progress: 2013 figures to be very good.


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If you could go back in time and change one thing, would you? It's a common fantasy, and one frequently asked by pop culture. The theme has appeared in everything from THE TWILIGHT ZONE to GROUNDHOG DAY. In recent years, the time-loop or Butterfly Effect theme has played out in more and more TV shows including RUSSIAN DOLL, THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY, BLACK MIRROR, THE GOOD PLACE, and even the latest season of SHE-RA. Time and alternative realities are very much the current zeitgeist.
Curiously, these time-loop scenarios coincide with the recent phenomenon of rebooting America's favorite shows and movies. SHE-RA, QUEER EYE, TALES OF THE CITY, SHE'S GOTTA HAVE IT, ONE DAY AT A TIME, all of the Disney "live action" remakes, 007, and a slated modern-day remake of FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL are reboots that mostly harken back to Millennials' childhoods and young adulthoods.
The sudden prevalence of twisted realities and reboots suggests a deep desire to correct the past. They insist on stronger representations of people of color and LGBTQ+ identities. Ultimately, in an era of rampant bigotry and unrest, reboots that help us rewrite the past might be able to help us make a more inclusive the future.
THE GOOD PLACE, Courtesy of NBC
History on Repeat?
Superficially, the prevalence of TV and film reboots might look as though the art of screenwriting is dead. The reboots make it seem like writers are out of ideas, and there's nothing new about time-loop alternative universes. (DOCTOR WHO has specialized in the regeneration theme since its inception. GROUNDHOG DAY will let Bill Murray continue to live as a cult icon!) Television shows are by nature alternative universes in which we can live out our fantasies. But all of these time-warps and reboots are serving an important cathartic role. Television is revisiting our favorite shows because we want to go back.
The popularity of time-warps in conjunction with the many reboots hints at the consumer's desire for this kind of event. And the coincidence of these shows with the era of bigotry ushered in by the Trump election in 2016 points to the collective cultural trauma of living in an America that promotes fear, racism, and xenophobia. Much like the characters trapped in a repeating time-loop, we are trying to go back to fix things.
There are countless examples. SHE-RA, originally a HE-MAN show marketed for girls in the 1980s, has been transformed under Noelle Stevenson's guidance. The reboot embraces body positivity, includes more LGBTQ+ characters and more characters of color. Other shows including TALES OF THE CITY and ONE DAY AT A TIME are similarly retroactively correcting a cultural history of exclusion. Both shows incorporate more queer characters, more characters of color, and a sensibility of progressive intersectional feminism. Even QUEER EYE, a reboot of the already ground-breaking original QUEER EYE FOR THE STRAIGHT GUY series, is more inclusive. Not only is the cast more diverse, the agenda has shifted from "fixing" straight men, to curbing toxic masculinity and introducing conservative communities to liberal queer people.
RUSSIAN DOLL & THE GOOD PLACE: How To Be A Better Person
Although there are many shows that fixate on alternative realities and parallel universes, two recent Netflix hits, RUSSIAN DOLL and THE GOOD PLACE, use alternative realities to explore the question: what does it mean to be a good person? In RUSSIAN DOLL strangers Nadia and Alan repeatedly die and wake up only to relive the last 24-48 hours of their lives before dying again. THE GOOD PLACE is equally existentially driven. The four lead characters relive their afterlives over and over, always learning how to be better people. In the words of Eleanor Shellstrop, played by Kristen Bell, "I'm not the best person in the world. I'm a trash bag." But she's a trash bag who wants to learn how to do better.
These two shows deploy the time-loop genre to reinforce the idea that the actions you take have moral and ethical consequences. Living out your life to the fullest degree requires that we think of how our actions affect other people. Both shows are irreverent, sarcastic, and somehow incredibly tender. Moreover, with diverse casting and a bent towards female empowerment, the shows prove that progressive liberal attitudes are still funny even as they call out misogyny and bigotry.
One Gay At A Time: Retrospective Diversity
While time-warps allow us to learn how to be better people, reboots are real-life instances of improving the past. ONE DAY AT A TIME reboots a 1970s sitcom about a single mom. The show adapted the original to highlight Latinx families in the United States. The reboot also has a canonical lesbian character. Similarly, TALES OF THE CITY and the SHE-RA reboot added more characters of color and LGBTQ+ characters.
As tired as some of us are of seeing Disney do cut-for-cut remakes of their classics, it has been exciting to see the company recognize the importance of diverse representation. While the MARY POPPINS remake failed to radically shift the agenda, the new LITTLE MERMAID might succeed. With Ariel slated to be played by Halle Bailey, Disney has taken a step towards inclusivity.
By retroactively overlaying diversity onto these frameworks, reboots answer the demand for better and more diverse representation in TV. But instead of developing new ideas, the reboots let us go back and "fix" the past.
Failed Reboots: ROSEANNE
There is one reboot that stands out as a nearly complete failure: ROSEANNE. The sole Trump-supporting lead character of a nearly all-white reboot was almost immediately killed off (for good reasons).
Ultimately, Roseanne's universe was still popular, and the spin-off rebounded a little. However, among liberal circles the show hasn't had the buzz or intense fandom that shows like ONE DAY AT A TIME earned. A universe in which Roseanne Barr can emulate a racist president by tweeting out more racism is not the parallel universe that we want. It's far too close to the discomfiting world outside our door.
Want to Change the Future? Take Responsibility
Living in the Trump era is demoralizing and exhausting, especially for people of color, LGBTQ+ people, and people with disabilities. While reboots can't fix our culture, and we can't travel back in time over and over again until we "get it right," we can take action to help other people. To draw from the common themes of these shows, we have the power to take action to help other people. And as a result, we can start to change our reality only when we take actions that prioritize diversity and respect. Can these time warps and reboots help us overcome the trauma of white supremacy and xenophobia? Maybe not. But they can at least give us some respite and inspire us to do better.


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package quickfix.fix44.component;
import quickfix.FieldNotFound;

import quickfix.Group;

public class SettlParties extends quickfix.MessageComponent
{

  static final long serialVersionUID = 20050617;
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  public SettlParties()
  {
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  {
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  {
    return isSetField(field);
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Ekflikvinge Ptilodon capucina är en fjärilsart som beskrevs av Carl von Linné 1758. Ekflikvinge ingår i släktet Ptilodon och familjen tandspinnare, Notodontidae. Arten är reproducerande i Sverige. Inga underarter finns listade.

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为总体了解我国主要湖泊水体重金属污染现状与生态风险,本文通过历史数据收集,利用物种敏感性分布(SSD)模型与主成分分析法,分析了我国18个湖泊或水域中6种重金属(Zn、Cd、Cr、Cu、Hg和Pb)的分布情况以及其对湖泊淡水生物的潜在生态风险(PAF)和联合生态风险(msPAF).结果表明:在18湖泊中,6种重金属在湖泊水体中的浓度由高至低依次为Zn(均值为17.06 μg/L,范围为4.03~29.33 μg/L)、Pb(均值为9.33 μg/L,范围为0.04~33.7 μg/L)、Cr(均值为5.56 μg/L,范围为0.65~40.0 μg/L)、Cu(均值为3.71 μg/L,范围为0.02~10.2 μg/L)、Cd(均值为1.17 μg/L,范围为0.01~13.6 μg/L)和Hg(均值为0.19 μg/L,范围为0.03~1.04 μg/L);18个湖泊中重金属的分布情况由3个主成分反映,F1(Cu、Zn、Hg)、F2(Pb、Cd)和F3(Cr、Cu)的贡献率分别为28.50%、24.17%和18.40%,其分布情况受经济和地域差异影响较小;SSD模型显示,不同重金属对全部淡水生物的HC5值不同,从小到大依次为Cu > Cr > Hg > Cd > Pb > Zn,淡水生物对重金属Cu的敏感性最高,对重金属Zn的敏感性最低;将选取的18个湖泊按msPAF排序,由高到低依次为呼伦湖(67.0%) > 鲁湖(56.7%) > 洱海(52.7%) > 金银湖(52.3%) > 太湖(40.5%) > 墨水湖(39.3%) > 滆湖(30.2%) > 鄱阳湖(26.8%) > 洪泽湖(23.1%) > 高宝卲伯湖(22.4%) > 巢湖(20.7%) > 乌梁素海(19.7%) > 东湖(19.1%) > 梁子湖(4.0%) > 汤逊湖(2.0%) > 洞庭湖(1%) > 洪湖(0)=骆马湖(0).研究结果对于了解我国淡水湖泊水质现状和环境安全风险具有重要意义,为湖泊的进一步保护与管理提供了一定的科学依据.
In order to learn about the status of heavy metals and ecological risks in Chinese lakes, species sensitivity distributions (SSD) method was applied to assess the ecological risk of six kinds of heavy metal (Zn, Cd, Cr, Cu, Hg and Pb) to freshwater organisms, while principal component analysis was applied to analyze the distributions and source of heavy metal. The evaluation indexes are including the potential affected fractions (PAF) and multi-substance PAF (msPAF), which rank the ecological risk levels. The results showed that among the 18 lakes, the average concentrations of Zn, Pb, Cd, Cu, Cr and Hg were 17.06 μg/L (range is 4.03-29.33 μg/L), 9.33 μg/L (range is 0.04-33.7 μg/L), 5.56 μg/L (range is 0.65-40.0 μg/L), 3.71 μg/L (range is 0.02-10.2 μg/L), 1.17 μg/L (range is 0.01-13.6 μg/L) and 0.19 μg/L (range is 0.03-1.04 μg/L), respectively. The distribution of heavy metal in 18 lakes was reflected by three principal components with the contribution rates of F1 (Cu, Zn and Hg), F2 (Pb and Cd) and F3 (Cr, Cu) were 28.50%, 24.17% and 18.40%, respectively, which was less affected by economic and geographical differences. Different kinds of heavy metal have different HC5 values for all freshwater organisms with Cu for the lowest HC5 value (the order is Cu < Cr < Hg < Cd < Pb < Zn), indicating freshwater organisms have the highest sensitivity to Cu. In the selected 18 lakes, the order of msPAF of heavy metal in each lake was:Lake Hulun (67.0%) > Lake Luhu (56.7%) > Lake Erhai (52.7%) > Lake Jinyin (52.3%) > Lake Taihu (40.5%) > Lake Moshui (39.3%) > Lake Gehu (30.2%) > Lake Poyang (26.8%) > Lake Hongze (23.1%) > Lake Gaobao (22.4%) > Lake Chaohu (20.7%) > Lake Wuliangsu (19.7%) > Lake Donghu (19.1%) > Lake Liangzi (4.0%) > Lake Tangxun (2.0%) > Lake Dongting (1.0%) > Lake Honghu (0)=Lake Luoma (0). Based on the above work, the ecological risks of heavy metal pollution in lakes were evaluated, which provided a scientific theoretical basis for lake risk management and protection.


CLASS OF 2019 - COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES - CONGRATULATIONS!
· March 27, 2019: SAT School Test Day for all juniors. Starts at 8:00 am and ends around 1:00 PM.
DESTINATION COLLEGE: Saturday, March 30, 2019 from 8:30am – 2:00pm: The 20th Annual Destination College is New Hampshire's biggest college convention for high school juniors and their parents at Plymouth State University. Registration is required and now open at www.destinationcollege.org. This is a FREE day of college planning workshops and a great college fair with over 60 colleges and universities participating. Pick what you are interested in! It is sponsored by the NHHEAF Organization in partnership with NH Colleges & Universities Council (NHCUC).
SCHOLARSHIPS: There are many scholarships available to students. Mrs. Fisher has passed out the National, State and local list to all seniors and they were mailed home to all senior parents. (see link below - scholarship listing 102018). Scholarships are listed on the daily notices and also posted in the guidance hallway. If you need more information, please contact he guidance office.
✓ Applicant must be at least a senior in high school at the time the application is submitted.
College students and non-traditional students are eligible and welcome to apply.
guardian that is a member of the NH Electric Co-op.
been provided to the NHEC Foundation Scholarship.
community contributions; educational and career objectives and overall scholastic achievement.
✓ Previous winners may reapply and are eligible for additional scholarships.
NH Scholar Scholarships at NH Institutions. For several years NH colleges have been rewarding NH Scholar students with additional scholarships. For a full list of these scholarship please click here.
The NH Fisher Cats Scholarship is live! The Fisher Cats Foundation is dedicated to bettering the lives of young people and is proud to support our youth through the Fisher Cats Foundation Scholar-Athlete Scholarships. Each year, the foundation awards $30,000 in scholarships to ten New Hampshire students and two Massachusetts students. Application is due May 1, 2019. See link below.
High School Craft Education Scholarship (League of NH Craftsmen): The League of NH Craftsmen is pleased to offer up to a $1,000 scholarship to a deserving graduating senior pursuing an education in the field of craft related studies. Application forms are available in the guidance office. This application may also be found online at our website: nhcrafts.org. see link below. DEADLINE: APRIL 1, 2019.
PINE HILL SINGERS' MUSIC AWARD: The Pine Hill Singers are pleased to offer a music award of $500 to a graduating high school senior from the North Country.
The award is open to students attending public or private high schools, as well as those who are home schooled. Qualifying students must have demonstrated talent and proficiency in music and have shown involvement in school or community performance groups. The award must be used to further the recipient's music development.
Application forms are available from music teachers, advisors and guidance counselors or by contacting the chairperson of the Music Award Committee, Nancy Rapoport, at nancyrapoport@gmail.com or (603)837-9516.
The completed applications must be postmarked or emailed by May 1, 2019.
Each year, the New England Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers awards $2000 scholarships to three high school graduates who will be enrolling in a NEACRAO member institution for the fall semester of that year. Each recipient of the scholarship is selected from candidates who are recommended by New England secondary school guidance professionals.
For complete scholarship information, visit our website.
Scholarship applications must be submitted by March 15, 2019. The NEACRAO Scholarship Committee will review all scholarship applications that are received by 11:59 p.m. on March 15th. Application forms are available on our website.
Please note submissions should be sent to neacraoscholarships@gmail.com.
Questions? Contact Tara Walor at twalor@mit.edu.


Python is quite heavy, what is the Zerynth footprint?
Just 60k-80k of flash, 3-5k RAM. Such footprint is achieved by writing the VM from scratch and choosing to remove the compiler and the repl from the microcontroller; to keep VM code at minimum the Zerynth uplinker has been developed; it is a firmware uploader that also links object code on the fly. This allows to flash a minimal VM on the microcontroller once and subsequently add to it only the necessary drivers embedded in bytecode.
Am I forced to use Python only?
No. Zerynth allows a mixed C/Python programming environment. This kind of "hybrid" programming is extremely powerful in scenarios where the project needs low-level code for time-critical tasks while keeping Python flexibility and readability for not time-critical sections.
I don't want to change my code editor. Can I still use Zerynth?
Yes. The Zerynth Toolchain (ZTC) allows managing all the aspects of the typical Zerynth workflow. It can be used with a command line interface, like the common Linux, Windows or Mac terminals, or it can be integrated with a custom IDE. You can find more info in the dedicated section of the documentation.
Which Python version does Zerynth support?
Zerynth supports a subset of Python 3.4 and adds new embedded-friendly features. To make Zerynth suitable for microcontrollers constrained resources, support for generators, context managers and full-fledged closures has been made optional (will be compiled into the VM if needed). Moreover Zerynth has a new type, the shortarray, to handle 16-bit integer arrays. Also, Zerynth exceptions are lean and memory efficient, but still retaining the powerful debugging capabilities of tracebacks.
Can I use Zerynth with my own custom board?
Yes. As Zerynth user you can create custom libraries for sensors and other components not yet supported. You are also free to create custom Zerynth Virtual Machines for your own hardware solutions if they are based on already supported chips. More info here.
In case your hardware mounts a not-supported chip, please contact us.
What advantages do developers see from using Zerynth instead of using something like a Raspberry Pi o Arduino?
First of all, Zerynth provides only the software tools for programming the hardware. In particular, Zerynth is 100% "agnostic" towards hardware platforms. In fact, thanks to the Zerynth Virtual Machine, our tools are compatible with a wide range of 32bit MCU devices.
As a general sense, concerning the programming side of the most common prototyping platforms, the main advantage of Zerynth is that we provide an integrated stack that goes from the firmware development to the cloud connection.
How does Zerynth App compare to Blynk and similar remote controlling Apps?
Zerynth App is an element of a full stack, that starts from firmware programming, thanks to Zerynth Studio, to cloud connections, thanks to Zerynth ADM, to dashboard and GUI, thanks to Zerynth App. So you have a fully integrated environment for developing embedded and IoT projects.
Do I need a specific board or a specific cloud to use Zerynth?
No. Zerynth is 100% agnostic towards hardware platforms and cloud infrastructures. The stack is compatible with a wide range of 32bit MCU devices and with many proprietary cloud and monitoring systems, so you can use the third party tools that better fit your needs.
This is possible thanks to Zerynth Virtual Machine, the core element of our stack, that allows real hardware independence and code reuse on a wide range of 32-bit microcontrollers.
This is a very important advantage for Embedded Hardware Producer because Zerynth speeds up the adoption of new hardware and opens to the huge community of Python programmers.
The hardware independence feature is very important also for Product Designers and System Integrators. If you use Zerynth, when you switch from prototyping to production, you don't need re-write the code for the new target board (probably cheaper than that one used for the prototype). The porting of boards, sensors, and cloud is an ongoing activity. Check out our services!
Did Zerynth fork an implementation of MicroPython?
No. Zerynth has been developed from scratch, thanks to the support of a Kickstarter Campaign. Following you can see a more detailed comparison between Zerynth and Micropython.
60k-80k of flash, 3-5k ram versus 80k-280k of flash and 8k of ram for MicroPython (see here). Such footprint is achieved by writing the VM from scratch and choosing to remove the compiler and the REPL from the microcontroller; the Zerynth Uplinker allows to flash a minimal VM on the microcontroller once and subsequently add to it only the necessary drivers embedded in bytecode. Zerynth is Python even more tuned to micros than MicroPython is. Let's say that Zerynth is a Micro MicroPython.
In Zerynth each Python thread is a RTOS thread managed by a priority aware real-time scheduler; in MicroPython, in our best knowledge, there is a custom round robin scheduler. In Zerynth the RTOS threads written in C can live along the VM allowing for a mixed C/Python real-time environment.
Existing C code (or C object code) can be easily mixed with Python scripts without VM recompilation. For example, the Broadcom SDK for the Particle Photon is embedded in bytecode and uplinked to a running VM. Existing C code can be included in MicroPython too, but a VM recompilation is needed.
To make Zerynth suitable for microcontrollers constrained resources, support for generators, context managers, and full-fledged closures has been made optional (will be compiled into the VM if needed). Moreover, Zerynth has a new type, the shortarray, to handle 16-bit integer arrays. Also, Zerynth exceptions are lean and memory efficient, but still retaining the powerful debugging capabilities of tracebacks.
Zerynth Studio takes away the burden of compiling the VM, of setting up various toolchains and tools (arm gcc, xtensa gcc, etc…) and gives an easy to use interface to code and debug embedded Python. For MicroPython no official IDE does exist. Zerynth is based on a command line toolchain to ease and automate the integration of the Zerynth workflow for programmers who prefer other development environments.
Can I develop commercial applications with a board programmed with Zerynth?
Yes. Zerynth is used by companies and teams to build amazing IoT and embedded solutions in different sectors. Once your solution ready, you'll just need as many Zerynth VM licenses as the number of devices you'll be releasing on the market, by flashing them through Zerynth Studio or in Mass Programming.
Why did the name change from VIPER to Zerynth?
We explain it here. Basically, we needed a more recognizable name. Zerynthia the fascinating butterfly that inspired our new name. As caterpillars turn into beautiful butterflies after an intense transformation process, so great ideas can become perfect products if evolved using the right tools.
Didn't find an answer to your question? Contact us if you would like to receive more information about Zerynth.


At Flowers Express, delivery is always included in the price of your flower arrangement. There are NO additional delivery costs.* Flowers will normally be delivered by a florist, not sent in a box by courier or postal services. Your order will be delivered on the day requested except for Sundays and Bank holidays when they will be delivered the day before.We cannot guaranteed timed appointments during the day, nor am or pm deliveries.
The products shown are available almost anywhere in the UK, Channel Islands and Northern Ireland. Some flowers may be delivered in bud to ensure longer life. In the unlikely event of any supply difficulties, we reserve the right to substitute goods or packaging of equal value and quality. Our service is backed by our full guarantee of satisfaction. This does not affect your statutory rights as a consumer.
We collect information about you for 2 reasons: firstly, to process your order and second, to provide you with the best possible service. The type of information we will collect about you includes: your name, address, telephone number and email address. We will never share your confidential information with anyone, and will not e-mail you in the future unless you have given us your consent.
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Elie Carafoli (Véria, Vilaiete da Salonica, Império Otomano,  – Bucareste, Romênia, ) foi um engenheiro e projetista de aviões romeno. É considerado pioneiro da área da aerodinâmica.

Biografia

Formação
Descendente de macedo-romenos (aromunes). Em 1915 deixou a Grécia e foi para Bitola, e depois para Bucareste, onde estudou na Colégio Nacional Gheorghe Lazăr. Em 1919 ingressou na Universidade Politécnica de Bucareste, graduando-se em engenharia elétrica. Continuou seus estudos na Universidade de Paris, enquanto também trabalhava no Institut Aérotechnique na Saint-Cyr-l'École, França. Obteve um doutorado em 1928, com a tese Contribution to the theory of aerodynamic lift.

Atividade na Romênia
Em 1928 Carafoli voltou para Bucareste, onde se juntou ao corpo docente da Universidade Politécnica de Bucareste e fundou a cátedra de aerodinâmica; mais tarde, em 1936, foi promovido a professor titular. Lá construiu o primeiro túnel de vento no sudeste da Europa, e elaborou parte da teoria na qual se baseiam os cálculos dos perfis das asas de aeronaves supersônicas.

De 1930 a 1937 Carafoli trabalhou na Industria Aeronautică Română em Brașov. Junto com Lucien Virmoux da Blériot Aéronautique, projetou o IAR CV 11, um caça monoplano de asa baixa e monoposto. Um protótipo foi pilotado em 1931 pelo capitão Romeo Popescu, na tentativa de quebrar o recorde de velocidade no ar, mas o avião caiu e o piloto morreu. Carafoli também projetou as aeronaves IAR 14 e IAR-15 e, mais tarde, em 1937, iniciou o desenvolvimento da lendária aeronave de combate IAR 80, a pedido do Primeiro Ministro Armand Călinescu.

Reconhecimento
Em 1948 foi eleito membro da Academia Romena. Em 1949 foi diretor do Instituto de Mecânica Aplicada da Academia.

Carafoli foi presidente da International Astronautical Federation de 1968 a 1970. Em 1971 reorganizou, juntamente com Henri Coandă, o Departamento de Engenharia Aeronáutica da Universidade Politécnica de Bucareste, desmembrando-o do Departamento de Engenharia Mecânica.

Carafoli recebeu o Prêmio Louis Breguet (Paris, 1927), a Medalha Carl Friedrich Gauß (1970 e a Medalha Apollo 11 (1971).

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Ligações externas
"Academician Elie Carafol" – biografia em incas.ro
"Elie Carafoli" – biografia em aviatori.ro

Membros titulares da Academia Romena
História da aviação
Aerodinamicistas
Engenheiros aeroespaciais da Romênia
Professores da Universidade Politécnica de Bucareste
Alunos da Universidade Politécnica de Bucareste
Alunos da Universidade de Paris
Naturais de Véria (Grécia)
Projetistas de aeronaves


Samuel Aaron Joseph (1824-1898), merchant, was born on 14 October 1824 in London, son of Aaron Joseph of Streatham and his second wife Frances, née Cohen. In January 1843 he arrived in the Prince of Wales at Wellington, New Zealand, and began in business. He became skilled in the Maori language and interpreted for Governor (Sir) George Grey when he pacified the Maoris. Joseph moved to Sydney in 1856 and with Jacob Montefiore founded the well-known firm of Montefiore, Joseph & Co. Influential in commercial circles, he became chairman of the City Bank of Sydney and director of various companies, including the Australian Mutual Provident Society in 1862-66 and 1880-84 and chairman of the Sydney Exchange Co. in 1888. In 1886 he was foundation president of the Commercial, Pastoral and Agricultural Society of New South Wales. Prominent in the Sydney Chamber of Commerce, he was president in 1887-89 and in 1888 attended the first Congress of Australasian Chambers of Commerce held in Melbourne.
A convinced free trader, Joseph had won West Sydney in the Legislative Assembly in 1864. He resigned in 1868 and visited England. In 1881 he was appointed to the Legislative Council but his seat lapsed in 1885 because he was again absent in England. Reappointed in 1887, he resigned in August 1893. He was a New South Wales commissioner for the Sydney, Melbourne, Calcutta and Adelaide Exhibitions. An eloquent speaker, Joseph was active in Jewish affairs, a member of the board of management of the York Street Synagogue and a joint treasurer of the Great Synagogue Building Fund. He was also interested in the Hebrew School and with others negotiated for the York Street Synagogue in a dispute with the Macquarie Street Synagogue. Later he was a trustee of the Hebrew section of the new Haslem's Creek (Rookwood) cemetery.
With his wide banking and commercial links, Joseph was hit by the financial crisis in 1893. He died on 25 September 1898 at his home in Nelson Street, Woollahra, and was buried in the Jewish section of Rookwood cemetery. He was survived by his wife Matilda Philippa, née Levien, whom he had married in 1856, and by a son and two daughters. His estate was valued at £12,000.
Harold F. Bell, 'Joseph, Samuel Aaron (1824–1898)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/joseph-samuel-aaron-3872/text6165, published first in hardcopy 1972, accessed online 25 April 2019.