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Als Substitution (Austausch) bezeichnet man in der Mineralogie das Ersetzen eines chemischen Elements in der Kristallstruktur durch ein anderes. Die zugrunde liegende chemische Reaktion heißt Substitutions- oder Austauschreaktion.

Je nach Anzahl der Gitterplätze eines Kristalls, die vom Austausch betroffen sind, unterscheidet man
 die einfache Substitution, auch Diadochie genannt, und
 die gekoppelte Substitution.

Grundlagen
Zur Beschreibung der chemischen Zusammensetzung von Mineralen werden üblicherweise idealisierte Summenformeln aufgestellt, z. B. Mg2SiO4 für Forsterit. In der Realität wird man bei chemischen Analysen aber stets auch andere Elemente in natürlichen Kristallen finden, in diesem Beispiel etwa Eisen (Fe).

Ob ein Element (in Mineralen praktisch immer in Form eines Ions) in ein Kristallgitter eingefügt werden kann, hängt ab von seinem Radius, seiner elektrischen Ladung sowie seinem Bindungscharakter: allgemein sind Elemente mit ähnlichem Ionenradius und gleicher Ionenladung im Kristallgitter eines Minerals austauschbar.

Lässt sich ein Element im Kristall vollständig durch ein anderes Element (oder mehrere andere) ersetzen, so spricht man von einer Mischkristallreihe (einem Mischkristallsystem) mit zwei (oder mehr) Endgliedzusammensetzungen. Diese Extremzusammensetzungen haben in der Regel eigene Namen. Würde man z. B. bei Forsterit (s. o.) sämtliches Mg durch Fe ersetzen, so erhielte man ein Mineral mit der Formel Fe2SiO4; dieses Mineral heißt Fayalit. Alle Zusammensetzungen zwischen dem Mg-Endglied Forsterit und dem Fe-Endglied Fayalit werden zusammengefasst in der Mischkristallreihe des Olivins mit der Formel (Mg,Fe)2SiO4.

Die einzelnen Zusammensetzungen einer solchen Mischreihe werden in der Literatur häufig in Form eines Molenbruches angegeben, der den prozentualen Stoffmengenanteil eines Endgliedes nennt, z. B. Fo70 für einen Olivin-Mischkristall mit 70 % Forsterit (Fo) (und entsprechend 30 % Fayalit).

Ob und in welchem Umfang eine theoretisch mögliche Substitution im Einzelfall stattfindet, hängt stark von den geologischen Gegebenheiten ab und kann Aufschluss über die Entstehungsbedingungen des Minerals und des Gesteins (Petrogenese) geben.

Substitutionstypen

Einfache Substitution
Hier wird ein Element A mit der Ladung n durch ein Element B mit identischer Ladung n auf demselben Gitterplatz ersetzt (diadocher Ersatz). Die verallgemeinerte Substitutionsreaktion lautet

An ↔ Bn

Beispiele
Mg2+ ↔ Fe2+

Mg2+2SiO4 ↔ Fe2+2SiO4 (Forsterit ↔ Fayalit; Olivin-Reihe)

K+ ↔ Na+

K+AlSi3O8 ↔ Na+AlSi3O8 (Orthoklas ↔ Albit; Alkalifeldspat-Reihe)

Gekoppelte Substitution
Bei einer gekoppelten Substitution wird ein Element A mit der Ladung n durch ein Element B mit einer davon verschiedenen Ladung m≠n ersetzt. Um den Gesamtkristall elektrisch neutral zu belassen, muss zusätzlich ein Element C der Ladung m durch ein Element D der Ladung n ausgetauscht werden. Die Elemente A und B sowie die Elemente C und D belegen in der Regel jeweils einen Gitterplatz. Die allgemeine Substitutionsreaktion lautet

An + Cm ↔ Bm + Dn

Eine gekoppelte Substitution kann für beliebig viele Elemente formuliert werden und stellt in natürlichen Systemen den Normalfall dar (reelle chemische Formel). Die Gesamtladung pro Formeleinheit bleibt jedoch stets gleich. An der Substitution können sowohl Kationen als auch Anionen beteiligt sein.

Beispiele
Mg2+ + Si4+ ↔ 2 Al3+

Mg2+7Si4+8O22OH ↔ Mg2+6Al3+2Si4+7O22OH (Tschermak-Austausch in Amphibolen)

Na+ + Si4+ ↔ Ca2+ + Al3+

Na+Al3+Si4+3O8 ↔ Ca2+Al3+2Si4+2O8 (Albit ↔ Anorthit; Plagioklas-Reihe)

Häufige Kombinationen
Aufgrund der geforderten Eigenschaften der substituierenden Elemente in Bezug auf Ionenladung und -radius beobachtet man häufig bestimmte Kombinationen sich gegenseitig ersetzender Elemente.

Bei einfachen Substitutionen:

Bei gekoppelten Substitutionen können folgende Elemente auf einem Gitterplatz ausgetauscht werden (weitere Ersetzungen sind zum Ladungsausgleich notwendig):
 Fe3+, Al3+, Cr3+ für Fe2+, Mg2+
 Al3+, P5+ für Si4+
 O2− für OH−.

Siehe auch
 Goldschmidtsche Regel

Literatur
 Nesse W.D. (2000): Introduction to Mineralogy - Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-510691-1

Kristallographie
Physikalische Chemie


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UN, Canada Hand Over MIDAS Equipment to Nigeria Immigration Service as International Travel Resumes
"Canada is proud to partner with IOM and the Government of Nigeria on the delivery of these MIDAS systems.
Photo | 56 processing points will be supplied with MIDAS equipment in the two international airports, which will allow authorities to process travelers more rapidly and professionally. Photo: Jorge Galindo/IOM
On 4 December, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) with support from the Government of Canada, handed over equipment to the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) to strengthen migration and border management capacity in the country.
The handover will enable NIS officials to deploy the Migration Information and Data Analysis System (MIDAS). The system allows to collect, process, store and analyze traveler information and share data in real-time across an entire national border network.
The equipment includes 56 desktop computers, 50 sets of fingerprint scanners, passport readers and webcams, among other items which will be distributed among the international airports in Abuja, the country's political and administrative center, and Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital.
The event was held at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport in the Nigerian capital at a time when international travel continues to increase following a five-month closure of the Nigerian airspace due to COVID-19.
The Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos registers more than 6.3 million passengers every year, making it the busiest air travel hub in West Africa, and the fifth in all of Africa. However, half of its passenger processing points (PPPs) are not equipped with border management information systems such as MIDAS. Similarly, in Abuja, the second largest airport in the country, 50 per cent of the immigration booths lack this system.
"We'll continue to ensure that investment in border management is effectively utilized and border officers are trained and accountable," said Muhammad Babandede, Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service. "A safe border in Nigeria is a safe border in Canada and everywhere in the world," he added.
"Canada is proud to partner with IOM and the Government of Nigeria on the delivery of these MIDAS systems, which will support Nigeria's efforts to strengthen its border management, by providing it with greater control of migration movements into and out of the country," said Mr. Ryan Ward, Deputy High Commissioner, High Commission of Canada.
"Nigeria is the country with the largest and most complex deployment of MIDAS worldwide," said Yuki Daizumoto, IOM Immigration and Border Management Programme Coordinator. "This donation, which is made possible with the support of the Government of Canada, signals our sustained partnership with the Federal Government of Nigeria to optimize the economic, social and political benefits of international mobility," she added.
Under this intervention, 56 processing points will be supplied with MIDAS equipment in the two international airports, which will allow authorities to process travelers more rapidly and professionally. It will also help curtail security risks by automatically checking all recorded entry and exit data against national and international watchlists from INTERPOL and other sources and achieve real-time synchronization of data between the international airports and the NIS Headquarters in Abuja.
Earlier this year, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari praised the installation of MIDAS—which officially launched in November 2019—in five international airports.
This initiative is supported through the MIDAS Expansion at Air Borders in Nigeria project funded by the Government of Canada through its Department of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)).
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# [Audiopile](http://audiopile.rocks)

Audio organization platform for team collaboration among recording artists

## Brief Demo
Click the image below to access a demo video
[![Demo](http://i.imgur.com/GhqG14C.png)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFnGx2wbRRE "Demo - Playing Songs")

## Team
  - __Product Owner__: Brian Fogg
  - __Scrum Master__: Nick Echols
  - __Development Team Members__: Sondra Silverhawk, Erick Paepke

## Table of Contents

1. [Usage](#Usage)
1. [Requirements](#requirements)
1. [Development](#development)
    1. [Installing Dependencies](#installing-dependencies)
    1. [Tasks](#tasks)
1. [Team](#team)
1. [Contributing](#contributing)

## Requirements

- Node
- Nodemon
- Eslint

## Development

### Installing Dependencies

From within the main directory of the repo:

```sh
npm install -g nodemon
npm install -g eslint
npm install -g eslint-plugin-react
npm install -g webpack-cli
npm install
sh ./pomander.sh
```

## Usage
### Server configuration

1. Update config files on primary server
  (do this manually)

from project root
3. Install dependencies

  npm install;
  bower install;
  cd ./compression_server;
  npm install;
  cd ..;

5. Start postgres database

  Start:
  pg_ctl -D /usr/local/var/postgres -l /usr/local/var/postgres/server.log start

  Stop:
  pg_ctl -D /usr/local/var/postgres stop -s -m fast

6. Clear all databases

  drop table users cascade; drop table groups cascade; drop table users; drop table groups; drop table "userGroups"; drop table playlists; drop table songs cascade; drop table "playlistSongs";

7. Start primary server
  gulp

### Roadmap

View the project roadmap [here](https://github.com/BuoyantPyramid/buoyantpyramid/issues)

## Contributing

See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for contribution guidelines.

## Dropping all tables
drop table songs cascade;
drop table groups cascade;
drop table playlists cascade;
drop table userGroups cascade;
drop table users cascade;


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In the scenario, the caller hangs up after one ring and it's up to the victim to decide whether to call the number back.
There may be unexpected phone bill charges if the consumer returns the call. As soon as the call is connected, the victim is charged several fees – a fee to establish the call, a fee charged for each minute the victim remains on the line, and any international long-distance fees that may apply.
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Tottenham on transfer alert as January sale likely
13/12/2010 | 03:23pm
Tottenham have been put on transfer alert after David Moyes revealed that Everton may look to cash in on Steven Pienaar.
The Toffees have been unable to secure a new contract for the talented South African, who is in the last year of his contract, and the news of Everton willing to listen to January offers is certainly going to alert Harry Redknapp who made an approach for the winger in the summer.
Moyes feels the club has no option but to take the money now, rather than run the risk of losing him on a free at the end of the season.
"It may well come to it in the January transfer window that we have to consider selling Pienaar to raise money, because he is out of contract in the summer."
The Everton boss is keen to use the funds to bolster his squad, although fears the money will not be enough to bring in a top class striker that the Toffees clearly need.
"But we know we need a striker, and realistically, the sort of money we will raise through that route, what type of player is it going to buy for us in the January market.
"The sort of money I'd raise, I don't think it will attract the type of player we need, the type of player we are looking for to provide the goals.
"The sort of money it will cost, I don't think selling a player will solve that particular problem, and it is probably a reality that we will have to look at bringing in a loan player, that it will be the loan market we will need to look at to provide some sort of solution." Sky Sports
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Israeli Occupation Forces Rashly Raid Palestinian homes, Detain Palestinians in West Bank
M.S | DOP - 18 October, 2022
The Israeli occupation forces launched on Tuesday, October 18, 2022, a campaign of raids and incursions into the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, and detained a number of Palestinians while continuing its siege of the city of Nablus.
The Palestinian Prisoner's Club reported that the occupation forces launched raids and incursions in various areas in the West Bank and Jerusalem, where dozens of Palestinian homes were stormed and their residents were subjected to field investigations that lasted for hours.
This comes after hundreds of Palestinians responded to the call of the Palestinian resistance "Lions' Den" group to confront the occupation and not remain silent about its crimes against them, as they began chanting with slogans condemning the crimes of the occupation after midnight.
Following the call of the "Lions' Den", areas in the West Bank witnessed heavy incursions by the occupation forces to some areas in the West Bank and Jerusalem, which resulted in confrontations between Palestinian young men and the occupation army.
The confrontations were mainly in the city and camp of Jenin, Silwan and Shuafat and Anata refugee camps in Jerusalem, Beit Ummar and Al-Aroub camp in Hebron, Silwad and Al-Jalazun refugee camp in Ramallah, as well as Tubas and Tulkarm city.
Earlier, 5 Palestinian journalists were injured when the occupation forces attacked the Palestine TV crew, near the entrance to the closed town of Deir Sharaf, west of Nablus, which has been besieged for days.
A vehicular march was launched in the city of Jericho in solidarity with Nablus, and the city of Ramallah witnessed a massive march that included chants of support for the popular Palestinian resistance.
In Jerusalem, the occupation forces stormed the town of Anata and Shuafat refugee camp amid strict measures and intense military reinforcements, and surrounded a residential building in Anata.
The West Bank witnessed a significant increase in all forms of Palestinian resistance during the month of September. The Ma'at Center monitored 833 acts of resistance, which led to the death of one Israeli and the injury of 49 others.
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Stanlow Terminals announces 'strong set' of 2020 half year results
Stanlow Terminals said it is "pleased" to announce its results for the six months ended 30 June 2020, "having achieved a successful period of trading since hive-out from Essar Oil (UK) Limited on 1 January 2020."
It said: "Thanks to the performance of our team and the quality of our assets and infrastructure, we delivered a strong set of financial results. Our performance is reflected in the robust EBITDA margin of over 70% and our cash position remains healthy."
It added that the long-term take-or-pay contract it has with the Stanlow Refinery has provided good insulation from the full effect that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on global demand for oil and petroleum products.
Patrick Walters, chief executive officer of Stanlow Terminals, said: "This has been a period of establishing our business and brand in the market place and there is more work to do. Our focus remains to develop a diverse portfolio of customers, particularly looking at those opportunities involving alternative and low carbon fuels. We are making good progress in discussions with a number of prospective customers."
He continued: "We have a strong balance sheet and a resilient business model. Continuing to operate at the required levels during this difficult period is testament to the commitment of all our staff and those of our contractors and I would like to thank them for their efforts."
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FLASHBACK | Shrinking oasis
Even a strong warrior can't stop the march of time. Early 20th-century photographer Edward Curtis snapped this simple yet elegant view of a Sioux warrior in traditional garb, taking a break with his horse at a South Dakota oasis. Curtis wanted to capture Native American traditions before elders passed away and children were forcefully assimilated into white American culture. He put this image to good use, including it in a portfolio he brought to banker J. P. Morgan in 1906 to ask for funding. With the financier's backing, as well as the support of Theodore Roosevelt, Curtis took 40,000 images of 80 Native American tribes over the 24 years. Curtis' 20-volume book, The North American Indian, is far from perfect: not all Native American tribes were comfortable with being recorded, and he altered some of his images to make them more palatable to a Caucasian audience. Yet he was so passionate about the project he continued to photograph even when funding dried up and readers lost interest in his subjects. Sixty-five years after his death, his book remains a testament to the original inhabitants of this land.
Below: two members of the Blackfoot tribe, Little Plume and his son Yellow Kidney, sitting inside a lodge. The first image is an early print, while the second was actually published. Because Curtis wanted to portray his subjects as untouched by modernity, he removed the clock that originally appeared on the ground between Little Plume and his son.
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Ralph Lauren Reflects on What It Means to Be an American Designer Today
By Véronique Hyland
Alexi Lubomirski
"I never knew I would be a designer," Ralph Lauren insists. "I didn't even know what a designer was, but I knew I had something inside of me that I wanted to express." The particulars of his story are well-trod: The kid from the Bronx who started out making ties, and with no formal design training whatsoever, now has 11 fashion labels, 1,014 stores, four restaurants, a philanthropic foundation, and six Olympics' worth of team uniforms to his name. (And he still makes ties, too.)
It is, he acknowledges, a very American narrative, one that could have been spun by Horatio Alger. Not just the part where he summits the peaks of high fashion, but the part where he brings along with him the standbys that were once seen as casual workingman's staples or regional curiosities. Would we be seeing ripped and weathered jeans or lumberjack plaids on the runway if not for his influence?
"When I started out, everyone in the fashion world seemed to look toward Europe for newness and real fashion," Lauren recalls. "I was always inspired by America. I loved East Coast preppiness, the utility of the cowboy's worn jeans, American folk art, the glamour of Hollywood, and the rich heritage of Native American craftsmanship. It's always been there, right in front of us—on the streets, in the small towns, in the big cities—in the way people live."
Linen-blend sweater, $198, suede pants, $998, both, Polo Ralph Lauren. Styled by Vanessa Chow
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Not only did Lauren anticipate the rise of streetwear and casualwear, but he was early to the table on athleisure, too. In 1993, after he introduced the Polo Sport line, he told WWD that "health spas, good healthy food, working on your body" would become the new fashion. And long before Goop and Draper James, he helped pioneer the lifestyle brand via immersive store experiences, a home line, and his Polo Bar restaurant concept. "What I do is about living," he says. "It was never about buying a shirt or a dress, but being part of a dream."
I never designed for a special community. What I do has always come from the way people live—all kinds of people.
Namely, the American dream. It's no surprise that Lauren designed costumes for Robert Redford's incarnation of Jay Gatsby, another self-invention and fashion devotee. He's leaned into his patriotic fervor with his iconic American flag sweater—which Cindy Crawford sported on ELLE's cover in 1994 (see page 411)—and his financial support of the campaign to preserve the original Star-Spangled Banner, now more than 200 years old and housed in the Smithsonian.
Embroidered denim $398, jeans, $298, vintage turquoise bracelet, $2,700, all, Polo Ralph Lauren
When I ask what it's like to have represented America through the ebbs and flows of its international reputation, he is careful to note, "I have never consciously designed to promote any form of political message." But, he says, "I am proud to be an American and proud to be an American designer. Though things have changed in the world and in fashion, I don't think the passion that fills the hearts of young designers today has changed."
There's an expansiveness to his approach that befits such a varied country. His vision has appealed to everyone from New England preps to western aficionados to NYC kids who collect Polo pieces, calling themselves Lo Lifes. "I never designed for a special community," he says. "What I do has always come from the way people live—all kinds of people. It's honest and from the heart and never pandering, so hopefully that is what touches the diversity of people who wear my clothes."
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Lauren celebrated his fortieth anniversary with a blowout at the Central Park Conservatory. As he approaches his fiftieth, he's thinking about the smaller milestones along the way. "I remember [my wife] Ricky and her parents sitting around the kitchen table sewing the Polo labels into my first ties, the small team I started with in what had been an apartment building on West 44th Street, my first store in London, the opening of our first flagship on Madison Avenue, and wondering how we could re-create that world in the digital age."
And at 78, he shows no signs of slowing down: "This has never been a job for me. It's a joy."
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Wellness Senior Living
Insights from the Coronavirus Fight in China with Jeff Gronemeyer
by H. BrownMarch 22, 2020
H. Brown
Jeff Gronemeyer
Please welcome Director of International Census Development with Meridian Senior Living, Jeff Gronemeyer; who runs 23 senior living communities between US and China, one of which is in Wuhan. Jeff is here to share his experience weeks in China during the Coronavirus outbreak and how he managed to get back to his family.
On Dec. 31, the government in Wuhan, China, confirmed that health authorities were treating dozens of cases. Days later, researchers in China identified a new virus that had infected dozens of people in Asia. At the time, there was no evidence that the virus was readily spread by humans.
The world odometer indicates over 421,367 active cases and more than 18,810 Deaths and at least 108,388 recovered to date March 24, 2020. The World Health Organization has declared the situation a global pandemic.
Hanh Brown: [00:00:00] Hey, Jeff. Thanks for being here.
[00:01:38] Our lives have been turned upside, and I really appreciate your time to be here today.
Jeff Gronemeyer: [00:01:43] about anytime. Happy to help.
Hanh Brown: [00:01:45] on a virus, which surface in a Chinese seafood and poultry market late last year. On December 31st, the government in Wohan China confirmed that the health authorities were treating dozens of cases.
[00:01:58] Days after researchers in China identified a new virus that had infected dozens of people in Asia. And at the time there was no evidence that the virus was readily spread by humans. Today, March 21st, the world odometer indicates there are over 208,000 active cases. And over 13,000 deaths, the world health organization has declared the situation, a global pandemic.
[00:02:26] So Jeff, you were in China in December, late December. So what were you doing there and how did you get back.
Jeff Gronemeyer: [00:02:32] sure? I work for a partnership between a American senior living company and a senior living company that is based in China called st. Ocean group. And they own about 23. Communities across mainland. China was one of which is actually in Wu Han, where everything started.
[00:02:51] So I work over there to help their teams learn how to speak to Chinese families and Chinese elders about the benefits of living in senior living communities. When this first broke out, I was over there for my second visit. I go for 45 days to 60 days at a time. And I just happened to get fortunate enough that my visa expiration was about a week before all the airlines shut down their flights into China and about.
[00:03:22] Seven days before the Chinese government enacted the nationwide quarantine. They had already quarantine Wu Han while I was there. But the nationwide quarantine happened just shortly after I left. So really kind of cut it a little bit close. Otherwise I would probably still be in China, living under the quarantine.
Hanh Brown: [00:03:40] So Jeff, you just made it back on the verge of flights from China, not allowed in the U S.
[00:03:46] Jeff Gronemeyer: [00:03:46] Yeah, it was really right on the edge of the envelope. If I would have waited one more week, I flew out on a Saturday. If I had a flown out the following Saturday, I would have not been able to get back to the United States.
Hanh Brown: [00:03:57] So how long were you there?
Jeff Gronemeyer: [00:03:58] That particular time? I had been there since December 15th.
Hanh Brown: [00:04:02] So you were there at least two or three weeks. So what did you see? What was the impact of the coronavirus?
Jeff Gronemeyer: [00:04:08] Yes, I was actually working in Shanghai and had a trip scheduled to our building and Rubicon when the state department issued its travel advisory.
[00:04:19] So like a lot of business, people who travel to foreign countries, we monitor, uh, the state department apps on travel advisories, and suddenly they. Put the Hubei province on that advisory. And I canceled a four day business trip to Wuhan, and that was the same time that they started to shut everything down there and issue the local quarantine.
Hanh Brown: [00:04:41] So what do you see in China and how they dealt with the outbreak and what do you see now in the U S.
Jeff Gronemeyer: [00:04:47] Well, it's interesting. There's a lot of unique differences between the countries. I think that a lot of people are probably aware of what I am most impressed by is a lot of the similarities, the freedoms, and some of the things that they get to do and the way they conduct overall, but business society and the cultural society, or a little bit of an unknown, but the biggest difference for them.
[00:05:07] In managing this virus, is that the Chinese as a culture, as a people, they, for the most part, and you never have complete compliance, they really do go along with and embrace the effort that was put into the social distancing in the quarantines. They obviously took it a lot further. Infrastructure wise, the way they're built every home community, apartment complex, large public gathering place always has a gated entry or multiple gated entries.
[00:05:37] So you can't just easily go in and out of things if they want to shut them down. So they have a infrastructure set up that allows them to close off pretty much anything they want either. In totality or just in small areas, which they started with in Ohio. But the biggest difference that I noticed was there was no panic.
[00:05:56] There was no negative feedback to what was occurring. People just knew what they were going to do. They accepted what was coming and they really were galvanized to make sure that the outbreak did not spread to their families and loved ones are very prideful in the appropriate way about. How they interact with each other socially.
[00:06:16] So while they won't necessarily stand in line, when you're at a store, they also don't bump into each other. There's not a lot of rude yelling or complaining when things are backed up, people are just kind of quiet and calm and accept what's coming on a daily basis. And that's probably because it's very crowded all the time.
[00:06:34] And if you think about it, just from a common sense standpoint, Uh, when you're in a crowd, it's a lot easier to manage that kind of environment. If everybody just stays calm. So some of those inherent components really, I think help them. And of course we've seen the results of that day. They move through their virus outbreak very quickly while it was certainly damaging.
[00:06:53] It was limited. Uh, I believe, you know, if I looked at the news recently, Italy is now. Past the death toll there than what they had in China. And we consider how many people they had to be impacted by this. I think they really did a, you know, an amazing job. And as a group are happy that they were able to come through it.
Hanh Brown: [00:07:11] So before our call, I checked on the world, odometer, it indicates there are over 208,000 active cases and over 13,000 deaths to date. March 21st.
Jeff Gronemeyer: [00:07:23] Yeah, it's a big number I was on, uh, obviously here in the United States. I have to work with my partners in China via phone conference and teleconferences. We were speaking last night about some new statistics.
[00:07:38] There was a ratio given for the number of deaths that occurred in versus the rest of the country. And there was about a 4% difference in the mortality rate between the Wu Han epicenter and the rest of mainland China. And the real difference between that was just the availability of hospital beds. You know, that's a big conversation right now, overwhelming.
[00:08:00] In the healthcare system, what the Chinese were able to do in most parts of the country and especially in Wu Han that helped him get through it is after the last pandemic with SARS and MERS, they developed temporary hospitals, which are basically like a tilt-up building and they put up cells and bed hospitals in.
[00:08:19] 10 to 14 days in key areas. So they were able to try to treat as many people as they could. It was still too much in overwhelm the Wu Han system. So they had a much higher mortality rate because of the lack of medical care and supplies like ventilators. But in the rest of the country, they were able to keep the systems working and people were able to get treatment and, and.
[00:08:41] If that was the case, then it looks like the death toll from the disease is fairly minimal, but those are just some of the first pieces of information. That'll probably start to come out into the public, you know, is, uh, information sharing amongst the world health organization, the CDC, and, you know, the Chinese medical community starts to work together on what they've been finding.
[00:09:01] It's definitely a global issue. And from my perspective and what I see everybody's working together, sharing information, I know our buildings in China. You don't have shared best practices with our company here in the United States. And so hopefully we learned from some of the things that they got to see and we'll be able to be successful in combating this virus here in the United States.
Hanh Brown: [00:09:21] For many of us right now in America.
[00:09:23] The scale of the Corona virus crisis reminds us of nine 11 or the 2008 financial crisis. These events, reshape our society in Lassie ways. For example, how we travel, how we buy homes to the level of security and surveillance that we're accustomed to. The U S right now is third highest globally in the COVID-19 total cases globally.
[00:09:48] We need to all come together, not only vertically within our industry, but also laterally across all industries and humankind to have one another.
Jeff Gronemeyer: [00:09:58] Well, you know, I think the difficulty and we talk about this in our meetings. I think our biggest struggle is just going to be getting people to put this into a level of seriousness that it needs to be without first having seen a bad outcome when we typically have a neuro virus or other contained viruses and senior communities.
[00:10:19] We've seen what the result of that is. We have experience with knowing what happens when you get sick and want to try to avoid it with something like this. There's a lot of unknowns. There's a lot of misinformation. And so you just have a huge number of people that are lax in how quickly they respond and how aggressively they respond.
[00:10:38] And. If there's one simple lesson that China showed us, if you can truly shut things down, quarantine people keep the social distances, keep people from congregating in any kind of significant numbers. Certainly not things like you see in Miami on spring break and different things like that to travel around from state to state.
[00:10:58] If you can shut that down, you'll be good in the senior living space. We just have to be really vigilant about the overall health care. We have the advantage of being able to give our residents daily checks and see symptomatic expressions very early and not taking. Any chances. And we also have a pretty good stockpile of safety items, gloves, and masks, and things like that because it's a natural part of our business inventory.
[00:11:23] So I think there's some great opportunities there. The real key for us is going to be keeping our caregivers healthy. We need to look at ways to maybe let some of the frontline caregivers in our buildings. Stay on campus. If they're able to, uh, not go home and risk travel in infection or contagion from people they might come in contact with.
[00:11:43] So I think having some of those plans in place for a senior living community that would get very quickly is definitely a thing. And I know at least from. You know, our company, uh, we're doing a lot to preplan that we have a call every day to not only just go over what we're seeing in terms of anybody who may be getting sick.
[00:12:02] And at this point, nobody is, but what are we going to do? How are we going to handle it? We have a crisis support hotline already set up and ready to go. So a lot of things just, you know, in the background, ready to spring into action, if the need happens. And that preparedness, I think is going to be the key to our overall success.
[00:12:18] Both as a country and as an industry and senior living, because we're certainly taking care of the most at-risk people. When you talk about seniors with underlying conditions,
Hanh Brown: [00:12:27] Let's use your lessons learned to share across the board in the senior living industry admission that you need help does not mean that you're a less of a leader.
[00:12:36] We all need to reach out and share solutions for others to help flatten the curve. So do you have anything that you would like to share?
Jeff Gronemeyer: [00:12:45] You know, if I wanted to leave anything with, you know, a broader audience it's, this really is a time to let down the competitive lines. You know, I know in the senior industry we have a wide range of operating types.
[00:12:57] You know, we have small operators with just a few buildings and we have global conglomerates that are managing thousands. It's going to require all of us sharing resources, sharing ideas, and best practices either through our industry or state associations or just our personal contacts. So, you know, I would encourage anybody if they have questions about plans or things that they might want to implement or things that I've seen that were successful.
[00:13:23] Our buildings in China, they can reach out to me through my LinkedIn and I'm more than happy to. Share that knowledge or expertise or ideas with anybody in any industry, because we're all friends now, we're all in the same boat. So time to really pull together and to think of ourselves as one United effort against this pandemic.
[00:13:40] And if we do that, I think we'll come out the other side of it, not only healthy, but with a better understanding of each other and maybe a closeness that will benefit us moving forward.
Hanh Brown: [00:13:49] Thank you so much. Jeff stay safe to you and your family so much for joining us this week on boomer living TVs podcast.
Jeff's Links:
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/jeff-gronemeyer-38916116
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ingeniillc
Email: jeffgronemeyer@gmail.com
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Oinam Gautam Singh (popularly known as O. Gautam) is an Indian film director and editor who works in Manipuri films. He started his career in Manipuri cinema as an editor and later took up direction since more than a decade. One of the successful filmmakers in Manipuri Cinema, he is the recipient of many awards, including a National Film Award for his 2011 movie Phijigee Mani. Gautam has worked under eminent film personalities like Aribam Syam Sharma and Oken Amakcham. He had been a Jury Member of Indian Panorama for 45th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) 2014.

Career
Gautam started working as a chief assistant director under Oken Amakcham in the 2002 Lammei, the first video film to have a commercial screening at a theatre, and in the 2003 movie Cheina, a celluloid film. He set out to work independently as a director in films like Leichildagee Urok and Nangi Shaktam. His film Naoshum was among the feature films screened at the 1st Festival of Manipuri Cinema 2007, organised by Film Forum Manipur. Under Aribam Syam Sharma, he had worked in films Rajarshi Bhagyachandra of Manipur, Crossroads, Miraang, Leipaklei, Manipuri Pony and Dasha.

He had also tried hands on a musical film Laibakki Chandan. His directorial venture Nangdi Eigi Thawaini is produced by Kangla Films, Manipur under the aegis of MANIREDA. The movie focusses on viability of the use of renewable solar energy as a substitute for the commercial energy sources. Gautam's 2011 film Phijigee Mani earned him a National Film Award. His 2013 movie Beragee Bomb and its sequel Moreh Maru displayed his capability on successful direction of comedy genre films. His movies Naoshum and Manipur Express became hit films when it was released in theatres.

His 2015 film Pankhei, which is based on insurgency and various socio-political chaos in Manipur, is a woman centric movie with Sukanya Haorongbam playing the lead role. In 2019, he directed Pandam Amada which bagged several awards in the 13th Manipur State Film Festival 2020. It also participated in Tokyo Lift-Off Film Festival 2020, 18th International Dhaka Film Festival and 18th Third Eye Asian Film Festival, Mumbai.

Accolades
Gautam's 2011 film Phijigee Mani won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Manipuri at the 59th National Film Awards. The citation for the National Award reads, "For a sensitive depiction of the complex displacements that are occurring today in the North Eastern states. The director shows in the most graceful manner the consequences of displaced socio-political priorities which dislodge the young and disturb traditional family moorings and the even more ancient tribal societal systems". Phijigee Mani also participated in Indian Panorama 2011. It was selected in the North East package and screened in IFFI 2014.

He earned an award when Pankhei bagged the Special Jury award in the Manipur State Film Awards 2016. He won the Best Screenplay and Best Direction awards for his work in the film Aruba Echel in the Manipur State Film Awards 2018. His 2019 film Pandam Amada won the Best Children Film, Best Feature Film and several other awards in the 13th Manipur State Film Awards 2020. He also won the Best Director award for the film.

Filmography

References

External links

Living people
Film directors from Manipur
Indian film directors
Meitei people
People from Imphal West district
1977 births

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NatureBox sent me one of their boxes, and I ate it all up. Now I will tell you what I think – when I'm done chewing. It's only polite. Oh, and links are affiliate.
So, I told you Mike and I have been trying to remove preservatives from our diets. We're doing…meh.
It's really hard, you guys.
Whatever. I guess I am going to miss Sweet Baby Ray's (#1 ingredient? high fructose corn syrup. mmmm) and Ritz Crackers. Oh and Oreos, and Bryer's Ice Cream (shame on them).
1. I started baking my own bread. $15 bread machine, holla!
2. I tried making my own granola bars, but we eat so many that I don't have time for that nonsense. We started buying Sunbelt brand. Trying my best here, people.
3. We are going to try out Aldi Organics, but for now, SimpleTruth and Meijer Organics are working well.
4. I need to do more research on convenience food that isn't gross. I am ALL about convenience food. ALL about.
Are you glad I'm finally getting to the point here? NatureBox is a snack subscription service that sends 5 full-sized snacks to your house (free shipping!) each month for $20. You can pause or cancel anytime. That's it.
Oh, and did I mention that all of the products are minimally processed if at all? Pretty sweet.
This is by no means all of their snacks. There's like a bajillion options.
Taste: The best was easily the salsa sticks or the blueberry almonds. Ellen was all over the salsa sticks. The teriyaki sticks were meh. However, Mike said he liked those. I'm not into teriyaki on anything really though. And, if you're looking to curb your Reese's and Lay's cravings, you're not going to find it in this box. This food actually tastes real.
Win your own NatureBox here, or use the promo code SNACKTIME to get 50% off your first box. Yes.
I love trail mixes! They are weakness whether I'm on the go or if I'm working a writing project and can't take a break long enough to cook something.
At least you're getting some awesome protein!
Peanut M&Ms are banned from our shopping cart (oreos and doritos too). They don't last a day!
We do lots of dried fruit. We dry or own apples in the fall and snack all year.
Oh that is awesome! Is it hard?
I usually grab a piece of fruit or some nuts and raisins for the kids but mostly I just forget for myself. I often trick myself into thinking that them eating healthy is the same as me eating healthy. Sounds like a neat thing to try! Thanks for the opportunity!
haha I have never thought of that, but I do that too!
So glad you reviewed this! I've been looking at Nature Box for awhile now and wanted to see if anyone I knew got one.
hmm. gogo squeeze appleapple is probably our biggest go-to snack. we all love it!
My goal with Ellen has been to get her to eat more veggies. She is all about apples and bananas which is fine, but I have to find some grab and go veggies too!
I pack fruit for both my husband and I to eat at work as a morning snack. It helps us avoid eating too much junk later in the day, too.
That is so key. If I don't fill up on good stuff earlier on in the day, night time is a danger zone!
We try to stick to "healthy-ish" granola bars or Annie's snacks.
That's why I bought the Sunbelt bars. They are by no means awesome for you, but at the rate we eat them, it's our best option we have found.
I was wondering the same thing…are these single servings? Or would it last a week or so?
Definitely will last you a few days or a week. They are full size!
Each bag says it is about 2 servings, but I have to disagree with that. Mike, Ellen and I have been snacking on the 5 pouches for a little over a week now.
Kind of in love with Trader Joes version of Pirates Booty.
I think you could safely say Trader Joes anything is love-worthy!
Right now, I love pistachios and dried apricots!
Mmm. Pistachios are so dangerous. I can't stop eating them.
I'm a trail mix girl. I eat veggie straws, too.
Trail mix is where it's at. But I just pick out all the chocolate first and Mike gets mad ha!
I too have been trying to eat much healthier as I'm the heaviest I've been since I was about 6 months pregnant with Ben (4 years ago). I found that these snacks are pretty good (all relative to healthy foods mind you)….I have been reaching out and trying others…but like you commented Jenna, due to the $$$ issue and the fact that I am constantly eating (as if I were preggo again)….I can't afford to go "hog-wild" and buy up all different kinds. Plus, if I didn't like something, I force myself to eat it anyway because its too expensive.
Oh awesome! You have made all of these??
I love no-bake energy bites and bananas.
Do you have a recipe you like?
This one: http://smashedpeasandcarrots.blogspot.com/2011/08/no-bake-energy-bites-recipe.html I substitute the coconut for whatever dried cereal I have. They are tasty!
Ooh! Do you have a vitamix?
You are inspiring me, and I need inspiration. I have (want) to cut sugar and I'm trying to focus on whole foods, not WHOLE FOODS.
Nuts are better than a lot of things!
did you say $15 bread machine, let's talk about that. Because eventually I will not be pregnant anymore, and I would like to bake bread. Also, the snack box looks super yum.
I love to snack on almonds and obvi, dark chocolate chips, straight from the fridge.
Oh. You're one of those dark chocolate people. I wish I could be you. So much better for you. The milk is my frienemy.
I keep sea salted almonds in my car, that's my lunch 1 or 2 days a week. I also like those new Kind bars, very good.
That stuff is so pricey though. I wish my mom would buy that stuff for me. Sigh.
Subtle. But not as subtle as bringing two empty diapers down and sighing saying, looks like I need to make a trip to costco for more diapers.
No trail mix? Gurl, you be cray cray. Also, Dwija gave me this hot tip: people donate tons of bread machines to Goodwill. Buy one from there!
PROUDLY. Hah. ;) Yeah, nuts have never really been my thing. Or dried fruit. Literally makes me gag sometimes.
Good to know, thanks!! I'll be stalking the one near us now… We have a bread machine, but it doesn't work half the time. Although, I've never been good at making bread. Yeast and I don't get along. But hey, I might as well try it again.
Also, $15 bread machine? Whaaaatttt?
I love granola bars (usually with some sort of chocolate in it). Unfortunately, it always melts because we live in Arizona!
Well this should come as no surprise, but my favorite snack is goldfish. I've been weaning myself off fruit snacks for awhile now, but I definitely still love those.
Remember that time that we ate your Goldfish and then cut out little paper ones to fill the box back up??
Oh my gosh. Yes. So so so funny.
I've been seeing Nature Boxes show up on my feed…been thinking about trying them. How are they for allergy options? We have lactose and soy intolerance, as well as a peanut allergy (what do we eat, I know!).
That's a good question. I would email them and ask. When I was ordering my box, they did ask if we had any allergies, so it seems like they might be conscious of that.
yay I never win anything!!! so excited to try this!!
I'm so happy for you! I said a prayer that someone very deserving would win. Then I clicked "random winner" and your name popped up!


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Submitted by mark on Sunday, April 13th, 2014 at 1:55 pm.
"It's great to see the growth of the awards, as the number and quality of entries increases each year. It's a very clear sign of the heightened awareness of the importance of built heritage to the future of our city and of the investment that people are prepared to make for that future."
Submitted by mark on Thursday, February 7th, 2013 at 8:35 pm.
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Submitted by mark on Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013 at 2:39 pm.
"Credit where it is due" Paul Tankard in the O.D.T. suggests awards be instituted for best restoration of heritage building and one for streetscape.


what's the deal with the cisco phone eavesdropping hack?
A few weeks ago a new physical attack against Cisco phones was announced [YouTube clip]. A few days ago, this was detailed further in a 29C3 presentation by Ang Cui and Michael Costello [YouTube clip]. And even just today, this news has hit the mainstream news waves because of how cool it is to watch a phone be pwned and be turned into a silent eavesdropper, recording conversations without any indication the mic is engaged. And this, of course, means questions from non-technical people who sometimes are important enough to need some pragmatic answers quickly!
To me, there is one major issue, which then can be leveraged in 2 attack scenarios. There are actually more issues, but for anyone who is not a pen-tester or Cisco, there is really just one main one to look at. If the others are important to you, then you're going to be technical enough to digest them from the preso.
The big issue: privilege escalation/kernel exploit where someone with access to the phone can become root and run whatever they want on the phone.
Physical attack by plugging a device into the rear ethernet jack on the phone and then executing arbitrary code to own the phone, leveraging item #1.
This distills down to a few talking points.
The physical attack is neat, but has a few components to it. First, the attack hasn't (to my knowledge) been yet made public, so many people know this is possible, but don't have the tools (yet) to do anything about it. Second, Cisco will certainly be working to patch the issue. Third, leveraging item #1 above requires some sort of access, either physical or local network, to a target phone.
Even if the "eavesdropping mic" attack is successful and the attacker turns on the mic, the recorded data still needs to be sent somewhere for the attacker to listen to or retrieve. This is possible in many ways, but keep in mind the above presentations pretty much avoid that hurdle.
These phones are basically little computers. If an attacker can take control of it, they can do the same things from it that they could by using a rogue or compromised system on a network. The "eavesdropping mic" is just one of many ways the compromised phone could be used.
Physical security is still paramount, even for phones placed in semi-public locations.
Keep unauthorized devices off your network so they aren't able to do things like impersonate TFTP servers or make SSH attempts to your phones. In addition, make sure your network monitoring is set up to let you know when even someone authorized tries to do suspicious things. This isn't new.
It's up to Cisco to fix the privilege escalation and other various issues in their firmware.
Always be vigilant and report any strange devices, electronics, dongles, or other things hanging off phones, systems, or plugged into jacked that aren't normally used or have not been sanctioned/installed by your local IT. And even then, question what things are in case an insider is planting devices.
The tough part of assuring security for phones like this is their closed nature. Do we have logs shuttled somewhere to watch for events like firmware replacements, for instance? How do we know firmware has been replaced? Or when the Flash/ROM has been tampered with? Or when audio data is going to a weird place on the network? Basically, similar questions we have of any device we can't properly manage quite as deeply as a server, or have our management abstracted out to someone else's centralized management that probably has not accounted for these sorts of questions.


We published an earlier post detailing the release date and pricing for the retro plumber-platformer for Japan and Europe.
Now though, US gamers will no longer have to wait to get their hands Super Mario All Stars as the 25th Anniversary edition now has an official North American release date for December 12th.
Available in limited numbers, Super Mario All Stars Limited Edition will include a disc with Super Mario All-Stars which features Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels redone in 16-bit art. As well as this you will be the owner of a soundtrack CD that will feature music and sound effects from every game considered part of the Super Mario franchise.
That would be great. Super Mario was my favorite when I was a child. Recent years, I've played Mario Forever on my laptop, you know, I really love this game. I love the time when I finished one level, also love its theme sound.


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Les logis de la Baronnie de Douvres-la-Délivrande sont une ancienne seigneurie de l'évêché de Bayeux. Les vestiges actuels comprennent un manoir dont la restauration s'est achevée en 2012, une grange, ainsi que les restes ténus d'une ancienne chapelle Saint-Symphorien. Les bâtiments constituent un rare exemple médiéval d'élément civil conservé.

Localisation
Le domaine est situé dans le cœur de l'ancien bourg de Douvres, à moins de  de l'église Saint-Rémi.

Histoire

Baronnie épiscopale avec exploitation agricole, le fief de Douvres prend le titre de baronnie en 1072. . La famille qui résidait dans les actuels logis de la Baronnie étaient des proches de Guillaume le Conquérant qui ont su se distinguer par leur éducation et leur piété. Thomas de Douvres,  du nom devint archevêque d'York. Samson de Douvres, son frère fut promu chapelain de Guillaume le conquérant, trésorier de l'église de Bayeux puis évêque de Worcester. Son fils, Thomas de Douvres,  du nom, fut clerc de la chapelle de  Beauclerc, roi d'Angleterre et fut sacré archevêque d'York comme son oncle avant lui. Sa fille, Isabelle de Douvres, reste célèbre pour avoir été la maitresse de Robert de Kent, fils bâtard du roi . Son autre fils, Richard de Douvres fut évêque de Bayeux de 1107 à 1133. La baronnie est alors devenue bien de l'évêché de Bayeux et tous les évêques qui s'y succédèrent portèrent le titre de baron de Douvres, jusqu'à la Révolution.

Beaudouin  de Reviers, vicomte de Douvres, administrateur de la baronnie à partir de 1135 joua également un grand rôle dans la ville de Douvres. C'est pendant qu'il résidait à la baronnie que fut découverte la statue miraculeuse de Notre-Dame de la Délivrande. C'est lui, qui avec l'accord de , évêque de Bayeux, fit construire la nouvelle chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Délivrande.

Les évêques de Bayeux se servirent longtemps de la baronnie comme résidence secondaire.  que plusieurs illustres personnages tels que l'archevêque de Rouen et le roi  lui-même, en pèlerinage à la Délivrande dormirent à la baronnie.

Confié à des métayers au cours du , le domaine fut vendu comme bien national à la Révolution pour la somme de .

En , la baronnie abrita un dispensaire pour soigner les blessés de Douvres.

Depuis 1975, le domaine propriété de la commune de Douvres-la-Délivrande.

Une première tranche d'un coût d'1,6 million d'euros de travaux comprenant fouilles archéologiques, archéologie du bâti et étude architecturale du Grand Logis a été suivie par de gros travaux de rénovation extérieure et un aménagement intérieur, privilégiant l'état du logis au . Depuis , le Grand Logis est devenu un lieu de réceptions pour l'organisation d'événements privés.

Architecture

Le site des logis de la Baronnie est classé monuments historiques depuis le .
La mesure de protection concerne l'ensemble du site, éléments bâtis (manoir, grange essentiellement) mais aussi l'enclos de quatre hectares avec ses murs.

Le domaine possédait une grande salle dite  détruite vraisemblablement par un incendie peu de temps après sa construction. Les restes des fondations ainsi que des éléments du pavage en ont été retrouvés lors de fouilles effectuées mais recouvertes par la suite pour éviter à ces vestiges de se dégrader.

Dans son état actuel, les constructions sont datables d'entre les .

Le manoir ou Grand Logis

Le grand logis est daté des . Grâce aux études d'Edward Impey, nous savons que le Grand Logis a été construit selon le schéma habituel d'un domaine anglo-normand : une grande salle (Impey emploie le terme anglais de . Le terme latin d' est souvent rencontré) servant de pièce d'apparat, de réception, voire de salle de justice et un logis (désignée par les historiens anglais par le terme de , en latin , « la chambre ») où les gens dormaient. Le Grand Logis, après la destruction de la Grande-Salle suite probablement à un incendie, a été agrandi. Il a subi de nombreux aménagements surtout au . Après rénovation, le bâtiment a repris son aspect originel du moins dans son aspect extérieur. Au printemps 2010 des peintures médiévales ont été découvertes, notamment un départ de frise et un décor de faux-appareil.

, le Grand Logis comprend quatre salles avec au sous-sol la salle des arcades (ancien cellier) de ; au rez-de-chaussée, la salle des Ornements de  décorée d'une fresque murale ; et au premier étage la grande salle des Barons de  donnant sur la salle des Évêques de .

La porterie

La porterie datée des  a fait l'objet de travaux de réfection au cours du .

La grange

La grange comporte des éléments du . Elle abritait une sellerie, une forge et une remise pour les voitures. Ce bâtiment, incendié et partiellement détruit en 1944, a été transformé en terrasse.

Le jardin Bleu

À l'arrière de l'ancienne grange, se situe le jardin Bleu. C'est là que se reposent Yvonne Paulmier, baronne de Marcay, décédée en 1950, et Agnès Aignan, dernière propriétaire de la baronnie, décédée en 1986. La dalle de marbre bleu foncé repose au centre d'allées pavées de schiste bleu du Cotentin. Elle était entourée par cinq cyprès bleus et l'on y déposait des fleurs bleues, ou jaunes, suivant les saisons. Ce petit cimetière contient trois piliers du  provenant de la chapelle qui encadrent un banc moderne où est gravé un tercet du poète persan Omar Khayyam :

Les écuries

Construites au début du  par Émile Palyart, les écuries de la Baronnie jouxtaient la grange. La mairie de Douvres-La-Délivrande a prévu de les rénover en 2013 afin d'y aménager des chambres disponibles à la location lors de mariages, cocktails et autres réceptions privées.

La chapelle Saint-Symphorien

Construite aux , elle fut détruite au début du . Il n'en reste que quelques murs, des contreforts et des départs de colonne. Des éléments de décoration ont été retrouvés par les ouvriers lors des travaux de réhabilitation du Grand Logis de 2009-2010, en particulier des quadrilobes.

Références

Voir aussi

Liens externes
 La Baronnie sur le site de la commune de Douvres-la-Délivrande
 Site de l'association pour la réhabilitation et la promotion de la baronnie avec descriptif des travaux en cours
 extrait de la thèse de Marie Casset

Bibliographie
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Féodalité
Monument historique dans le Calvados


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Солнце — посёлок в Толстинском сельском поселении Варненского района Челябинской области. По данным на 2007 год, в посёлке проживал 371 человек.

Расположение
Посёлок Солнце расположен примерно в 21 км к западу от села Варна на берегу реки Нижний Тогузак. С соседними населёнными пунктами посёлок связывают грунтовые дороги и шоссе. Расстояние по автодороге до села Варна — 29 км; до села Толсты — 4 км.

Население
Динамика населения посёлка Солнце:

История
Годом основания посёлка считается 1928. В том же году была образована сельхозкоммуна «Солнце», которая позднее дала название всему посёлку. На базе этой сельхозкоммуны в 1931 году был устроен колхоз. Колхозу «Солнце» принадлежало 3500 га земель, из них пашни — 1654, выгона — 1444 га. В 1956 году колхоз «Солнце» вошёл в состав соседнего совхоза им. Молотова. Позднее он назывался совхоз «Толстинский».

Геология и археология
В окрестностях посёлка Солнце найдены угленосные отложения.

Рядом с посёлком расположен курганный могильник Солнце II. Предположительно, могильник датирован II веком.

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Населённые пункты Варненского района


Not to be confused with Yeoh Tiong Lay.
This is a Chinese name; the family name is Liow (廖).
Dato' Sri Liow Tiong Lai (simplified Chinese: 廖中莱; traditional Chinese: 廖中萊; pinyin: Liào Zhōnglái; born 13 October 1961) is a Malaysian politician who had served in the Cabinet of Malaysia as Minister of Transport from 27 June 2014 to 10 May 2018. Previously he was Minister of Health from 18 March 2008 to 5 May 2013. He was President of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA), a major component party of the Barisan Nasional (BN) previous ruling coalition, from 2013 to 2018, and was the Member of Parliament for Bentong, Pahang, from 1999 to 2018.
Born in Jasin, Malacca in 1961, Liow had ambitions of being a doctor but graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Nutrition) from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) instead. He later obtained his MBA from the University of Malaya.
He is married to Datin Sri Lee Sun Loo and has three children. He is a strong advocate of healthy eating, especially eating organic food.
Liow officially joined the Malaysian Chinese Association in 1981. Soon after graduating from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia in 1986, he joined MCA as a research assistant with a monthly salary of RM700. He became press secretary and later political secretary to MCA deputy president Lim Ah Lek from 1989 to 1999. After two decades of steady rise in the party, he was elected as MCA Youth Chief in 2005 and was elected as a Vice-President in 2008.
Liow was first elected as Member of Parliament for Bentong in 1999. In 2006, he was appointed as Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports in a Cabinet reshuffle. Following the 2008 general elections, Liow became Minister of Health under Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. He remained in this position after Najib Tun Razak assumed the premiership in April 2009.
In October 2008, Liow, who was the outgoing National Youth Chief of the MCA, raised the prospect of a second Deputy Chairman of Barisan Nasional to be appointed from among its component parties. The call was made at the MCA's internal party elections. As the Deputy Chairman of Barisan Nasional would be appointed as Deputy Prime Minister, it would mean creating a second Deputy Prime Minister position. Observers felt that Liow's proposal was simply a gimmick for him to win the internal MCA party elections.
While MCA accepted UMNO's leadership of the Barisan Nasional coalition, MCA felt that its seniority in the coalition should be reflected through a second Deputy Chairman's position that would be filled by the MCA. Liow said, "MCA is the second largest component party. The proposed deputy president should be represented by the MCA."
Various MCA leaders backed Liow's proposal. Wee Ka Siong, the incoming MCA youth chief, said: "It (Barisan top leadership) must be well represented. We don't want to see any kind of perception that Barisan is nominated by one or two parties. We don't want to paint a picture where Barisan is dominated by one party and its decisions are accepted by the rest." Chan Kong Choy, MCA's deputy president, said: "The history in Barisan Nasional shows that there is no hard and fast rule that only the senior leaders of any party can automatically assume the positions in the coalition. Tun (then Tan Sri) Michael Chen (a former MCA deputy president) was the Barisan Nasional secretary-general in 1974."
In response to Liow's call, then Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said, "The present Barisan setup is still workable. There is a history behind why the Barisan chairman is the Prime Minister and the deputy chairman is the Deputy Prime Minister and all the heads of the component parties become vice-chairmen. Since 1974 when Barisan was formed, it has been working very well. I don't think it is correct to say you cannot express your views because your post is only a vice-chairman. Sometimes you come and don't say anything at all, then even if you become deputy, it's useless."
Liow had planned to raise the issue at the Barisan Nasional level after the MCA had approved it. After winning his internal party elections, Liow, who had become the new MCA Vice-President, said: "One step at a time. Let us reform Barisan first. We reform Barisan, (and only) then we will reform the government."
From late 2009 to early 2010, Liow became embroiled in a leadership crisis in MCA, vocally opposing the "Greater Unity Plan", a temporary political alliance between the factions aligned to president Ong Tee Keat and deputy president Chua Soi Lek. Liow led a third faction pushing for new elections, but was unable to persuade two-thirds of the central committee to resign, which would have triggered an election under the party constitution.
The crisis came to a close after Chua resigned on 4 March 2010. The subsequent election saw Chua being elected president, while Liow defeated Kong Cho Ha in the contest for deputy president.
In the 2013 general election, MCA suffered its worst electoral result in its history. Liow himself barely survived in his own parliamentary seat, winning by a majority of only 379 votes. MCA had previously passed a resolution not to take up cabinet posts in the government if it failed in the 13th general election. As a result of its poor performance, Chua announced that MCA would not take up its allotted cabinet posts, and Liow therefore was not appointed to a cabinet position.
In the following party poll for the presidency, Chua did not enter the contest, and Liow defeated Ong Tee Keat and Gan Ping Sieu, and was thus elected President of MCA on 21 December 2013. Shortly after Liow was elected, the MCA convened an extraordinary meeting to reverse several resolutions, including the resolution that stipulated that MCA members should not serve in federal and state governments.
The cabinet was reshuffled on 25 June 2014, and Liow was appointed as Minister of Transport in the aftermath of the MH370 incident. He was sworn in as Minister of Transport by Yang Di-Pertuan Agong on 27 June 2014.
In the aftermath of MCA's poor showing and Barisan Nasional's defeat in the 2018 general election, Liow announced that he will not stand for re-election in the next party elections.He is eventually succeeded by Wee Ka Siong.
In 2009, Liow made a special appearance playing himself in a short film "Healthy Paranoia" of the 15Malaysia project commemorating Malaysia's independence.
In a six minute-long short video released in conjunction with the 2017 National Day celebrations entitled "Citizens" (Chinese: 国民), co-written and co-directed by Pete Teo and Liew Seng Tat, Liow played double roles as a minister and a citizen conversing to each other on the spirit of nation building.
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