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Getaria and its attractions
06.07.2022 The cities of the Pyrenees and around with Andrew Morato / cities, europe, holidays, spain, tourism
Getaria is a coastal town and a municipality located in the province of Gipuzkoa, in the autonomous community of Basque Country, in the north of Spain. Borders with Zarautz in the east.
A popular part of the Costa Vasca (Basque Coast) of the Atlantic resorts of Spain.
Tourism and main attractions
Guetaria stands out for the complex formed by its old town. The old town of Getaria is located between the Mount of San Antón and the port.
Among the monuments found in the old town, the Church of San Salvador and several stone tower-houses. Also worth noting is the typical character of its fishermen's houses located on Calle Elcano, narrow houses with bright colors and wooden balconies.
The church of San Salvador is a Gothic-style construction that has been declared a National Monument. It dates from at least the 14th century, although most of it was built between the 16th and 18th centuries and had to undergo numerous repairs during the 19th century due to the damage it suffered in the Carlist Wars.
The first General Assemblies of Guipúzcoa were held in this church in 1397.
The temple consists of three naves, divided into three sections each.
Asquizu Church is a church with a single nave covered with ribbed vaults. It is dedicated to Saint Martin.
Hermitage of San Prudencio (San Prudentzio Baseliza). Located in the neighborhood of the same name. Its Gothic façade stands out.
Chapel of Piety (Pietatearen Kapera). It is a fishermen's chapel located in the Katrapona that passes under the church of San Salvador, going from the main street on the way to the port. It has an image of the Pietà dating from the 16th century. Barroeta Aldamar and his wife are buried in this chapel.
Hermitage of San Blas or San Andrés (San Blas edo San Andrés Baseliza). It is a modest shrine with an image of Saint Andrew holding the cross. The locals who live in the surrounding hamlets usually go in procession to the hermitage on the day of San Blas.
Balenciaga Museum. Inaugurated in 2011, this museum houses the work of the great master of 20th-century haute couture Cristóbal Balenciaga, born in Getaria in 1895. Modern building, attached to the Aldamar Palace, summer residence of the Marquises of Casa, houses in its interior dresses that marked an era, such as the wedding dress of Fabiola de Mora y Aragón, queen of Belgium.
Monument to Juan Sebastian Elcano. It was built between 1922 and 1924 on the occasion of the IV centenary of Elcano's return after his travel around the world. It is a project by the architects Azpiroz and Aguirre. Located at the entrance to the town, it is an architectural complex in the form of a mausoleum formed by a rectangular body with the appearance of a truncated pyramid. A statue in the shape of a ship's figurehead by the sculptor Victorio Macho dominates the complex. Various friezes and inscriptions complete the set that includes a tomb with the names of all the men who completed the journey with Elcano.
Juan Sebastián Elcano (1486/1487 – 4 August 1526) was a Castilian navigator of Basque origin best known for having completed the first circumnavigation of the Earth in the ship Victoria on the Magellan expedition to the Spice Islands. He received recognition for his achievement by the emperor Charles V with the coat of arms reading "primus circumdedisti me".
Following his success, the emperor entrusted him with another large expedition to the Spice Islands headed by a nobleman, García Jofre de Loaisa, which could not complete its goal. Elcano died on the Pacific Ocean during this venture.
Statue of Juan Sebastián Elcano (in Plaza Elcano). Bronze work by the Aragonese sculptor Antonio Palao dating from 1861. For a certain time it was located in San Sebastián, although it returned to Guetaria in 1978.
There are two beaches in Getaria. The main one is that of Malkorbe. It has the advantage of being well sheltered. The second one is to the west and is mainly frequented by surfers.
Cuisine and the best restaurants
Getaria is also famous for its restaurants serving grilled fish and a white wine with a protected designation of origin which is cultivated in the surroundings of this coastal town and takes the name of Getariako Txakolina.
There are two Michelin list restaurants in the city:
Elkano, Herrerieta 2, 110 – 150 EUR • Seafood (one star)
Kaia Kaipe, General Arnao 4, 70 – 100 EUR • Seafood
How to get to?
From Vitoria-Gasteiz 1 hr 6 min (84.1 km) via AP-1
From Donostia-San Sebastián 29 min (25.2 km) via AP-8
From Madrid 4 hr 24 min (440 km) via A-1 and AP-1
Area: 10 km²
Coordinates: 43°18′16″N 2°12′13″W
Population: 2794
Languages: Spanish, Basque
Visa: Schengen
Time: Central European UTC +1
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Ms Tang continues to be an active soprano after her return to Hong Kong, and her engagements has since included being cast as Beatrice at the musical, The Venetian Twins with the Hong Kong Players Limited. She has been singing in the Opera Hong Kong Chorus since 2010, and performed as a soloist in the Opera Hong Kong Chorus Annual Concert in 2011. Ms Tang sang as a solo soprano in Mendelssohn's Elijah with the Hong Kong Oratorio Society in 2011. Ms Tang was a recipient of the vocal training scholarship under the Opera Hong Kong and Jockey Club Choral Training Programme, and studied under Ms Rao Lan. Ms Tang has recently performed the role Sklavin in "Salome" by Richard Strauss with Opera Hong Kong in 2014, and made her debut as Juliette in Gounod's "Romeo et Juliette" with Musica Viva in 2015.
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Florida also follows a per se BAC (blood alcohol content) level of .08 for all drivers over 21. Underage drivers are subject to the state's zero tolerance law, which stipulates that anyone under the age of 21 caught driving with a BAC of .02% or higher can be charged with a DUI. What are penalties?
The state takes underage drinking and driving very seriously, which is why sentences are fairly consistent. A first offense for this crime typically results in a 6-month suspension of driving privileges and a 1-year suspension for a second conviction. If the driver refuses to submit to a BAC test, his license will automatically be suspended for one year on the first offense and 18 months for the second one.
Florida is just as tough on motorists over the age of 21 who drink and drive. A DUI conviction typically involves criminal and administrative charges. The criminal charges are based on the BAC of the driver and how many DIU convictions he has on his record. The administrative charges often include suspension of driving privileges, fines, and community service. For habitual offenders, the court may order the motorist to enroll in a drug treatment program.
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2019-03-23 (A) David Garvin vs Kedge Johnson Russian win This game was over on the top of turn 2. On turn 1, I set my T 34-85s up such that they threatened the multi-hex building on board 71. I then rushed and stripped concealment from the defenders: 8-0 and 447, 447 and MMG and a JagdPanzer IV. I survived all defensive fire and even got a fanatic half squad out of a k/2 result on me. I ended up capturing the building on turn 1, and entered into CC with the Jagd IV. His schnoogiewoofer rolled a 12 in CC and he also was immobilized by a T 34 shot. My M 10s went two ways: one to reinforce the attack on the buildings and the other to cover a possible flanking manoeuvre. His reinforcements came in to counter attack. My defensive fire was mostly ineffective except for a flanking shot I got on a Panther. I also got the Jagd IV to shock and then destroyed it in his CC phase of turn 1. To add insult to injury, his second Jagd IV malf'd his main armament. On Turn 2, I lost a T 34 to Recall and then went to swarm his Panther on my right. The first there was an M-10 that the Panther rotated his turret to fire at and he brewed up. Then another M-10 came from the front but just missed on the bounding shot. His Panther shot and just missed on his Intensive Fire shot. Finally, a T 34/85 moved up adjacent using ESB to stop (yes, he stopped. Permanently!) Then my bounding fire shot hit him and destroyed the second Panther. So, since it was the top of turn 2 of a 6 turn game, down to 1 tank and having to counterattack just to get the building back against swarms of elite Soviets already in the stone building, my opponent tossed in the towel. Soviet win.
2019-02-06 (A) Paolo Cariolato vs Federico Corso Russian win The must play scenario of this pack.
2019-01-19 (A) Stephen dedier vs Holt, Jim Russian win This was actually myself and Brent playing against Jim. It was an AFV lesson for myself and Jim from Brent since we can both use help with AFV's so there was a lot of making sure we all knew the possibilities for most of the moves. I wanted to track here so I keep it on my list. Russians pushed very hard up the middle with CX and also riders. lesson 1, use some of the initial dummies as 5/8" counters to confuse the location of the initial tanks. This allowed the Russians to immediately threaten the wood buildings and the initial stone buildings. Jim decided against the trucks and pushed his Panthers to defense of the wood buildings and infantry split into 2 reinforcement groups. Lesson 2 if you keep your tanks in motion you are somewhat less succeptible to attack but you can't get off any decent shot. A fight ensued for the wooden buidings with the Russians managing to immobilize one Panther and kill another in infantry CC. Lesson 3 don't let Concealed infantry get into CC with your AFV! It's just as bad as it is with infantry exept easier for the infantry to get the ambush. After a battle of attrrition, the Russians were able to load up a squad run to a back concrete building and offload/advance to get into a victory building. They also occupied one wood building and threatened another concrete. This left the Germans only hope as a dash for the originally German held back building with failed. It was a good lesson and i learded a lot about armor tactice. Not sure what I remember. Thanks to the guys for a very long game because of all the rules we kept going through.


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Bad News for Biden: Budget Negotiations to Drag Past Election Day?
CLAY: Right now, Buck, we have the Democrats… Joe Biden put in place this idea that he wanted a budgetary framework in place before he left the country for six days and Senator Bernie Sanders has said that he doesn't see that pathway happening soon. He said, "I don't think so" about whether they were going to be able to announce a framework today.
"I'm not quite clear in terms of the revenue package every sensible income option seems to be destroyed." Now, Joe Biden is scheduled to leave for Europe for six days tomorrow morning. And again, that was the deadline he put in place that he wanted to have worked out. And what seems to have happened was initially there was this idea, "Hey, we're gonna tax the billionaires," right, this tiny sliver of the super wealthy, Buck.
"We're gonna bring them in and we're gonna have an unrealized capital gains tax." But now a lot of people are asking two questions. One, how in the world does this work in practice, and, two, is it constitutional? And I want to just ask a basic question. I want you to think about this for a minute. For people out there who don't spend a lot of time on capital gains, a capital gain is basically a paper profit.
An unrealized capital gain is that paper profit that has not been sold. In other words, you buy a stock for $10. It goes to $20. The profit from that 10 to 20 is an unrealized capital gain. So what we're talking about here, Buck, is how in the world do you pay this for the billionaires? Elon Musk, for instance, has made $100 billion or more, but until he sells that stock, there is no real dollars for him to be taxed on. So this is suddenly becoming a massive issue 'cause a lot of people are saying, "Wait a minute. Can we even do this?"
BUCK: So, Clay, I just got back. I was in Vegas, not just to shoot big guns with my friends at The Range 702 in Vegas, but I was there for a financial conference. Friends of mine, Stansberry Research, do this annual Vegas conference, Stansberry Vegas, and they bring in all their top experts, people from all over.
I've been in the past. Rand Paul was there this. Nouriel Roubini has been there in the past. Think of a famous finance guy, and he's probably been at this conference at some point. So it wasn't a political conference I'm there to do a little bit of political analysis and do some meet-and-greet panel stuff and all the experts I talked to, first of all — and this is including some who are left of center.
There's no commies there. It's a finance conference, right. That would be a little weird. But a lot left-of-center people, they're all saying the Biden administration is just finding new and clever ways to mess things up. They're like, "Wow, it's really…"
They're making all kinds of poor decisions here but on the wealth tax specifically. First of all, everybody should know the history of this goes back to Congress passing the income tax. Some will point to the Civil War, attacks during the Civil War. But really the income tax as we know it goes back to 1909. So over a hundred years, and it was just gonna be on the super rich.
CLAY: Oh, yeah, of course.
BUCK: People forget, this country ran on excise taxes and duties and customs fees largely or entirely until this came about. Selling bonds. And here's what what they were all of your saying. Amazon a perfect example. If you're gonna tax the billionaires, right? Amazon had, I think they said, six different times had a 20% or more correction from 2000 to 2010 or 2015, I forget. But in your office where Amazon dropped in value dramatically. At one point Amazon dropped all the way down to six or seven dollars. Had this huge correction.
CLAY: It looked like it was gonna go bankrupt.
BUCK: That's right. So, how the heck are you going to have a situation where you are taxing unrealized gains? Meaning the money is in your bank account; they're taking a piece of it that's how it currently works. The money's in the stock, they're gonna force you to pay based on the gain, but then stocks are volatile. Stocks go up and down. So think about the…
They basically said to me, "This is unworkable," and the fact that Democrats are even bringing it up — and these are finance gurus. They're like, "This is idiotic." However, all they really wanted to do, first of all, there's the political class warfare angle right, Clay. We're actually going after billions. But beyond that, what they really want to do is create the ability to tax assets that are not liquid.
This is the real Holy Grail for the authoritarian money grab that they would like to do, the socialist money grab they'd like to do. They can get into your 401(k). Why do you get to have all these untaxed gains over the course of your 401(k) contribution? You look at how much money is in 401(k)s in this country? It'd ay for a lot of Bernie Sanders stuff.
CLAY: And, again, the workable aspect of this, you raised a good point. What happens if the stock market values go down, do you get a refund of $20 billion? For instance, Tesla stock has skyrocketed lately. Elon Musk, I believe, is the richest human in the world. But let's pretend that Tesla hits some sort of financial difficulties that the market is not going as well for it and the stock price comes back 50%.
Well, wait a minute. Does Elon Musk get a $100 billion refund from the United States government for the lost value that he's already paid stock in? Again, this is getting into the nitty-gritty here, but where does the money to pay the tax come from when it is an unrealized capital gains? Are you going to force the stockholder to sell stock in order to pay taxes?
If so, that could drive down the value of the stock even more. This is madness. Now, part of me thinks the Democrats are aware of this and they're aware that it will be struck down by the courts. And they will understand that they're going to have trillions of dollars in additional government spending with no additional revenue. But they just want to get these programs underway, and they don't care about deficits. It's madness.
BUCK: The other place — and this was brought up, because just the concept of taxing unrealized gains, which is fascinating. They're going after… Oh, yeah, it's just the billionaires, sure.
CLAY: Just the billionaires, yeah, of course.
BUCK: Clay, it feels like a backdoor way to also maybe get at the gains that people have in the housing market. And now we talking everyone listening who maybe you bought your house for 200K, and maybe your house now is worth, you know, 250 or 300, depending how long you had it, you're gonna be paying annual gains, a tax on your annual gains?
Think about what that would actually mean. These are the kind of things. The government is rapacious in its desire for, quote, "revenue," i.e., taking money from all the people listening to this. They get very creative. It's like in New York City, Clay. The one thing this city does really well? Write parking tickets. They are super Ninjas at writing parking tickets 'cause it's revenue; it's taking money from people.
CLAY: Well, and I think your point on the IRS and the initial income tax is a good one. We know once they implement it, it's only going to expand.
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BUCK: What happened to the wealth tax, Clay? Looks like maybe something's not happening.
CLAY: Yeah. So, we were just talking about how insanely dumb the idea of a billionaire-specific tax was and is. And in the last 15 minutes, news has broken that Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia — who seems to be one of the few Democrats still possessing a functional brain — also said the billionaire tax doesn't make sense and that means the billionaire tax is all but dead.
This is according to Jake Sherman who just put this out, and what does that mean in the big picture? It means that, given that Kyrsten Sinema has said she won't support tax increases on the rates and given that now Joe Manchin is opposed to a billionaires tax, the odds of any sort of budget reconciliation agreement before Joe Biden leaves tomorrow morning for Europe — which is the deadline he put in place — seemed to be fairly low at this point in time.
And that means it could drag, which I think is gonna terrify Democrats into next week, which would mean that Tuesday election — if Glenn Youngkin were to beat Terry McAuliffe — everything may collapse. By the way, Manchin saying he can't in good conscience agree to increase the deficit, which is already at $29 trillion. He seems to want this thing to drag on. Remember, he argued for a "strategic pause" in the Wall Street Journal. So that is the absolute latest on this massive tax-spend plan by Joe Biden.
BUCK: And I told you, Clay, when I was out in Vegas with my friends from Stansberry Research at their conference the number one issue of concern across the board was inflation, and just how destructive it is and what it does. Remember, inflation doesn't necessarily hurt people with a lot of assets. The stock market super high right now. But looking at the actual economic impact on the American people and the long-term impact, inflation was their biggest concern that I was hearing across the board, 'cause Manchin says no billionaires tax. Earlier today he did say this in the morning.
MANCHIN: On the taxes, first of all, I said this. Everybody in this country that has been blessed and prospered should pay a patriotic tax. If you're to the point to where you're able to use all of the tax forms that you can to your advantage and you end up with a zero tax liability — or have had a very, very good life and had a lot of opportunities — there should be a 15% patriotic tax.
That's me speaking. It's not I'm not speaking for anybody else. People in the stratosphere, rather than trying to penalize them, we ought to be pleased this country was able to produce the wealth. But with that there's a patriotic duty that you should be paying something to this great country to give you the protection and the support and the opportunities. That's called a patriot.
BUCK: It's never gonna happen, Clay. Had to say another thing that we're gonna talk about. I would love for there to be a flat tax. I spoke to Ted Cruz when he was running for president some years ago. He was talking about abolishing the IRS and having a flat tax, right?
CLAY: Yes.
BUCK: That would make a lot of sense. Never gonna happen in the current political climate.
CLAY: Yeah, and look, I think what Manchin is going to end up doing there is, there is talk of an agreement of a 15% minimum tax rate on corporations that sometimes evade paying their full share of taxes. Now, all the accountants and all the tax experts can explain how that comes to pass because there are all different sorts of complications that are far new nuanced for most of us to even understand unless we have effectively a PhD in taxation.
But it is significant big picture. And I understand a lot of people out there say, "Hey, I don't care on a day-to-day basis what's going on in Washington, D.C." What is significant here is the Biden budget — which is basically now the focal point of his entire presidency, and that he put a deadline of wanting resolved before he left for a six-day trip to Europe.
It seems, at least right now, highly unlikely as we sit here on Wednesday that this is going to be solved by tomorrow morning, which would mean it drags into the election days in New Jersey and in Virginia. And that Virginia in particular could strike a big blow against the Biden agenda. Because, Buck, if Glenn Youngkin wins, then there's not gonna be more Democrats saying, "Hey, you know what we definitely need to do? Tax and spend even more." They're going to be of the belief that the Biden agenda is even more under assault so that significance of that Virginia race becomes even more paramount.
BUCK: The whole game the Democrats play is the pretense — again, Bastiat's The Law, the belief that you can live at the expense of every other man, that this will always be paid for by someone else. That the Biden agenda will be free, that they are effectively the federal government equivalent of Santa Claus and the Republicans are the Grinch.
No, this only works until people start to feel why this doesn't work, and that is what inflation is. That is what these intrusions into the markets and these monetary policies result in, and this is going to hurt. This is going to get worse. It's gonna continue in to 2022. They know that.


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Home News Yamaha Motor India Sales inaugurates its first Navjyoti-Yamaha Technical School in Delhi
Yamaha Motor India Sales inaugurates its first Navjyoti-Yamaha Technical School in Delhi
April 24, 2014 | Yatharth Singh Chauhan
Yamaha Motor India Sales Pvt. Ltd., today marked the inauguration of the first Navjyoti-Yamaha Technical School in the National Capital Region, Majri Karala, sector 22, Rohini, New Delhi. The Navjyoti-Yamaha Technical School aims to create a 'Centre of Excellence' where the youth will receive 2-wheeler technical training that will enable them to become expert 2-wheeler technicians. Thereafter, they could be employed gainfully at Yamaha Dealerships and become productive members of the society.
Yamaha Motor India Sales, last October, had signed a MoU with Navjyoti India Foundation – a not-for-profit organization working with marginalized sections under the inspiring leadership of Magsaysay Award winner Dr Kiran Bedi.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Masaki Asano, Managing Director, Yamaha Motor India Sales Pvt. Ltd. said, "At present, there is a huge skills gap in the industry as it heads toward an expansion drive. On the other hand, a large number of unskilled youth are pushed towards unemployment which is a hindrance to any nation's development. Navjyoti's experience shows that skills training for the marginalized turns productive when treated as part of the larger empowerment agenda as well as the overall industry's development. This ideology is very much in line with our philosophy of creating value that enriches lives. I certainly hope that more and more young people enroll for this training program which will help them rewrite their future and ensure better lives for their families too."
"At Yamaha, we are not gender biased and women empowerment is a key focus in all our social action programs. This is why we have kept this module open for young women as well," added Mr. Asano.
Commenting further, Mr. Ravinder Singh, VP- Strategy and Planning, Yamaha Motor India Sales Pvt. Ltd. said "This is Yamaha's second official 2-wheeler technical training school in India which aims to provide suitably skilled manpower to the industry. We do hope that our association with Navjyoti will prove fruitful for the unemployed youth as we will ensure employment at Yamaha dealerships located in various parts of Delhi-NCR upon successful completion of this training. We will be launching 5 more schools across India this year and are also looking at opening more such schools in the coming years as well. Our focus is on encouraging the economically weaker youth to understand Yamaha technology and secure employment to become self-reliant and lead a more fulfilling life."
The two-wheeler manufacturer plans to launch Yamaha Training Schools (YTS) at each Yamaha Technical Academy (YTA) spread across India and encourage economically weaker youth to learn Yamaha technology and get employed at Yamaha dealerships. It will partner with NGOs to launch YTS's with Yamaha Technical Academy certification


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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the efficacy and safety of glucosamine hydrochloride (GH) in the treatment of patients with knee osteoarthritis (OA) comparing with glucosamine sulfate (GS). METHODS: A multi-central, randomized, parallel-controlled clinical trial of GH vs GS was performed. 142 patients suffering from knee OA were randomized into 2 groups, treated with GH and GS for 480 mg and 500 mg one time respectively. Patients received medicine 3 times daily with total 1440 mg per day for GH group and 1500 mg for GS group, orally for 4 weeks and were assessed for drug efficacy and safety for 2 more weeks. Knee pain at rest, at movement and at pressure, knee swelling, morning stiffness and walking ability were recorded at 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 week according to Lequesne's criteria. Other features such as therapeutic efficacy, adverse events and laboratory parameters were also recorded. RESULTS: A considerable improvement in OA symptoms and a reduce of total Lequesne's score were observed in both groups after the 4-week treatment. The Lequesne's score decreased to 3.4 +/- 1.9 (P < 0.05) and 3.4 +/- 1.8 (P < 0.05) after 4-week treatment comparing to 0-week in the GH (9.4 +/- 1.8) group and GS (9.5 +/- 1.4) group respectively. There was no significant difference between 2 groups in decreasing the Lequesne's score (P > 0.05). The symptomatic improvement rates in patients were 91.4% and 90.0% at 4-week treatment in the GH and GS group respectively (P > 0.05). There was a remnant therapeutic effect in both groups at 2 weeks after discontinuation of the treatment. And 4.2% (3/71) of patients on GH reported adverse events, vs 7.0% (5/71) adverse events with GS group (P > 0.05), mainly mild stomach discomfort and constipation. CONCLUSION: There were no significant differences in efficacy and safety between GH and GS groups in the treatment of knee OA. Glucosamine hydrochloride is as effective and safe as glucosamine sulfate.
Substances : Glucosamine : CK(116) : AC(22)
Diseases : Osteoarthritis : CK(1449) : AC(363), Osteoarthritis: Knee : CK(1329) : AC(146)
Osteoarthritis: Knee


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Hearing evaluations are painless, fascinating procedures that comprise a full case history, otoscopy, and your baseline pure tone audiogram. They may also include an eardrum movement test (tympanometry), tinnitus pitch-matching, ear wax removal, and validated questionnaires. It's crucial to conduct regular hearing evaluations in order to identify gradual changes.
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Twenty-four winners confirmed across six men's and women's award categories
New Zealand men's and women's champions presented with series trophies
HSBC Dream Teams include a trio of New Zealand women and two Fiji and South Africa men
Ireland's Jordan Conroy and New Zealand's Stacey Fluhler named Gilbert Top Try Scorers
More than 2,000 fans vote to determine UL Mark of Excellence and Cigna Pressure Play award winners
Stats based Capgemini Momentum Tracker and DHL Impact Player award winners confirmed
World Rugby today confirmed the winners of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2020 Awards. The awards recognise and celebrate the players and teams who have performed at the highest level across the season.
The World Rugby Sevens Series Awards panel, comprising former international sevens players and series commentators, have cast their votes and the fans have had their say to determine this year's nominees and winners across the six men's and women's award categories.
A week-long celebration of sevens kicks off with the trophy presentation to HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2020 champions New Zealand, who were awarded both the women's and men's titles.
Exclusive interviews with award winners will be broadcast across World Rugby digital channels as part of the dedicated HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series Awards week.
NEW ZEALAND AWARDED TITLES AS HSBC WORLD RUGBY SEVENS SERIES 2020 CONCLUDED >>
HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2020 Award Winners
HSBC Dream Team: The best of the best. The Awards panel, including special guest panellists, HSBC Ambassadors Danielle Waterman and Bryan Habana, have determined the best seven men's and women's players to make up the HSBC Dream Teams.
Men's HSBC Dream Team:
Scott Curry (New Zealand)
Tavite Veredamu (France)
JC Pretorius (South Africa)
Napolioni Bolaca (Fiji)
Jordan Conroy (Ireland)
Aminiasi Tuimaba (Fiji)
Selvyn Davids (South Africa)
Women's HSBC Dream Team:
Brittany Benn (Canada)
Sharni Williams (Australia)
Ruby Tui (New Zealand)
Stacey Fluhler (New Zealand)
Ghislaine Landry (Canada)
Tyla Nathan-Wong (New Zealand)
Kristi Kirshe (USA)
UL Mark of Excellence: The Awards panel, together with by UL Executive Mike Galeski, selected a shortlist of nominees from the list of UL Mark of Excellence Award tournament winners on the 2020 series. Fans had the final say in determining the moment from the men's and women's shortlists which stands out as the best of the 2020 series.
Men's winner:
Dan Norton (England): Dan Norton's achievement of becoming the first sevens player to score 350 tries on the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series at the HSBC Sydney Sevens
Women's winner:
Tyla Nathan-Wong (New Zealand): Tyla Nathan-Wong for becoming the first Black Ferns Sevens player – and second overall – to reach 1,000 series points at the HSBC Sydney Sevens
Cigna Pressure Play Award: The Awards panel selected a shortlist of three men's and three women's players with sevens fans having the final say in voting for their favourite pressure play moment of the men's and women's series.
Napolioni Bolaca (Fiji): HSBC Sydney Sevens – Cup final try against South Africa
Lina Guerin (France): HSBC Sydney Sevens – Semi-final try against New Zealand
Capgemini Momentum Tracker: A stats-based award using Capgemini's unique tool, the Momentum Tracker, which analyses teams' performances at individual tournaments and across the series to assess their capacity to improve throughout the season. The award goes to the team which recorded the highest momentum score on the tracker as a result of quantified performance and evolution scores.
Men's winner: Ireland
Women's winner: Fiji
Gilbert Top Try Scorer: An award for the top try scorer on the men's and women's series.
Men's winner: Jordan Conroy (Ireland)
Women's winner: Stacey Fluhler (New Zealand)
DHL Impact Player: A stats-based award which statistically analyses individual players' all round performances measured against four key criteria - offloads, carries, line-breaks and tackles.
Men's winner: Tavite Veredamu (France)
World Rugby Chairman Sir Bill Beaumont said: "On behalf of World Rugby I would like to congratulate all 24 women's and men's HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2020 award winners. Although the series this year was forced to conclude early there was no shortage of speed, skill and spectacular tries on display from players and teams, combined with unpredictable and awe-inspiring moments that embody the values of the game and remind us that rugby sevens is a truly unique and thrilling sport that will once again showcase itself to the worldwide audience at the Olympic Games in Tokyo next year."
Ireland's HSBC Dream Team member and Gilbert Top Try Scorer Jordan Conroy said: "I'm really proud of the achievement as it was our first year on the World Series as a core team. For us a group to receive three awards, and in particular be recognised as a team, is testament to the work everyone has put in behind the scenes, from the players to all of the staff.
"To be named as the top try scorer and on the World Series Dream Team is an honour but again it is down to the hard work of everyone in the Ireland Sevens programme to enable us as players to go out and perform to the best of our ability.
"These awards only give us more hunger as players and as a group to better ourselves and improve on our performances from this season. A big goal for us as a team is to achieve Olympic qualification and that vision remains undiminished. We are working hard to put ourselves in the best position to have a good season in 2021."
New Zealand's Stacey Fluhler said: "It's such a massive honour to receive these awards, and I do so on behalf of my team – I wouldn't be able to be out there scoring tries if they weren't working hard in the middle of the field! While we were gutted the season ended the way it did there were lots of highlights, like playing in South Africa for the first time and hosting all the teams in Hamilton."
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Ahead of the 1982 FIFA World Cup, he had agreed a deal to join Italian giants Juventus. Along with fellow newcomer Platini and World Cup winning hero Paolo Rossi, the 'Bianconeri' had the makings of a formidable forward line which went on to conquer Italian, European and world football.
The Turin side won the league and cup in Italy plus the Cupwinner's Cup (1984), European Supercup (1984) and European Cup in the tragic Heysel final in 1985, all in the space of three seasons. It was his form in the European midweek matches that earned Boniek the nickname 'The Beauty at Night'. Club president Gianni Agnelli, coined the name as he noticed he always seemed to save his best performances for evening matches, namely scoring the winning goal in the 1984 Cup Winners Cup final.
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The purpose of the automation is to capture email and push notification subscribers from your website and then use your data for marketing purposes. You can send the right emails and push notifications at the right time and to the right users. With event-based triggers you can do all of this and have your marketing campaign fully automated for your business.
There are several automation options available when you get started.
You can do sequential automations or event-based automations. Sequential automations are a more simple form which may be sufficient for the normal user and allows you to create a series of automations, a special date email or a triggered email based on a condition as needed.
Event based automations are much more in depth and comes with a beautiful drag and drop interface to drag your actions and events into place. You can start by capturing a subscriber then send them an email and depending on whether they open it or not or click a specific link in the email to take action on that.
The possibilities are endless really, give the Automation 360 panel a try to see what you can do!
What can you not do with the automation system? Nothing really, it's capabilities are endless.
Abandoned cart custom event is triggered.
Send the customer an email after a set time to remind them about the cart.
Create a condition to see if the customer purchases.
If they purchase, send a thank you SMS or email.
If they don't purchase, send a reminder email after a set amount of time.
That is just one example of an event based automation you can create.
I played around with the interface and setup an automation to sign up new subscribers then send them an email to determine their gender and then send them emails and push notifications for males and females respectively. I can imagine that works well to target your audience correctly and accurately.
You can also set goals in the automation process so that if a subscriber reaches the goal at any point, the automation series is ended for that subscriber.
Free service available for everyone.
Send to email, SMS or web push.
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Use data with conditions and filters on your subscribers.
The event based automations is only available to paid users.
API is not yet available but in development.
No plugin for WordPress but it is in development.
Virtually all email marketing service providers now provide automations. From MailChimp to Aweber to ActiveCampaigns. Great to see SendPulse finally have one built-in. A big reason to give them a try.


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Q: SQL Select, is it possible to merge specific dupe rows into 1 based on a key? I'm a little stumped on this. I have a table that looks like the following:
Group_Key      Trigger_Type        Event_Type         Result_Id
1                   A                   A                 1
2                   B                   B                 2
3                   C                   C                 3
3                   C                   C                 4
4                   E                   E                 5
5                   F                   F                 6
5                   F                   F                 7

There are rows that will have the same survey (all columns should be the same aside from result_id) key but they will have a different result_Id. Is it possible to do a select on the table that grabs the rows and instead of returning 2 rows because of the result_id, it groups those ones that have dupes into a single row with the result_id being a concatenated string? So for instance, return this:
Group_Key      Trigger_Type        Event_Type         Result_Id
1                   A                   A                 1
2                   B                   B                 2
3                   C                   C                 3,4
4                   E                   E                 5
5                   F                   F                 6,7

Is this possible?
Thank you,

A: Here's an example using a recursive CTE to replicate the functionality of string_agg().    This example is from the upsert scripts for execsql, and was written by Elizabeth Shea.  It will have to be modified for your particular use, substituting your own column names for the execsql variable references.
if object_id('tempdb..#agg_string') is not null drop table #agg_string;
with enum as
    (
    select
        cast(!!#string_col!! as varchar(max)) as agg_string,
        row_number() over (order by !!#order_col!!) as row_num
    from
        !!#table_name!!
    ),
agg as
    (
    select
        one.agg_string,
        one.row_num
    from
        enum as one
    where
        one.row_num=1
    UNION ALL
    select
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        enum.row_num
    from
        agg, enum
    where
        enum.row_num=agg.row_num+1
    )
select
agg_string
into #agg_string
from agg
where row_num=(select max(row_num) from agg);

A: Using Gordon Linoff's hint you can GROUP BY the values that should be the same and concatenate the other values in one row using STRING_AGG:
SELECT Group_Key, Trigger_Type, Event_Type, STRING_AGG(Result_Id, ',') as ResultId
FROM myTable
GROUP BY Group_Key, Trigger_Type, Event_Type

A: I would add the ordering of values to MicSim's solutions as follows:
select Group_Key, Trigger_Type, Event_Type,
string_agg(Result_Id, ',') within group (order by Result_Id)
from survey
group by Group_Key, Trigger_Type, Event_Type

A: MS-SQL Server will not recognise STRING_AGG function. Try stuff() as shown below:
SELECT Group_Key ,Trigger_Type, Event_Type,
STUFF(
    (SELECT CONCAT( Result_Id , ', ') AS [text()]
    FROM [dbo].[TestTable] t2
    WHERE t1.Group_Key = t2.Group_Key
    AND t1.Trigger_Type = t2.Trigger_Type
    AND t1.Event_Type= t2.Event_Type
    ORDER BY Group_Key ,Trigger_Type, Event_Type
    FOR XML PATH('')), 1, 0, '') AS Result_Id
FROM [dbo].[TestTable] t1

GROUP BY Group_Key ,Trigger_Type, Event_Type

Hope this helps.

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El Dr. Dobb's Journal (DDJ) era una revista mensual publicada en los Estados Unidos por CMP Technology. Cubrió tópicos dirigidos a los programadores de computadores. El DDJ fue la primera revista regular enfocada en el software de los microcomputadores, en vez del hardware. Ahora es una sección mensual dentro del periódico InformationWeek llamado Dr. Dobb's Report como también un sitio de noticias en línea llamado Dr. Dobb's Portal.

Historia

Orígenes

Bob Albrecht editaba un periódico excéntrico sobre juegos de computador programados en el lenguaje de programación BASIC, con el mismo nombre que la minúscula corporación educativa no lucrativa que él había fundado, People's Computer Company (PPC). Dennis Allison era un consultor de computación desde hacía mucho tiempo en la Península de San Francisco y alguna vez instructor de la Universidad de Stanford.

En las primeras tres revistas trimestrales del periódico PCC publicado en 1975, Bob había publicado artículos escritos por Dennis, describiendo cómo diseñar e implementar una versión reducida de un interpretador para el lenguaje BASIC con características limitadas para ser más fácil de implementar. Él lo llamó Tiny BASIC. Al final de la última entrega, Dennis les pidió a los aficionados a las computadoras que lo implementaron, que enviaran sus implementaciones al PCC, y ellos harían circular copias de cualquier implementación a cualquiera que enviara un sobre con estampillas y dirección. Dennis dijo, parémonos sobre los hombros de cada uno de los demás; no sobre los dedos de los pies de cada uno de los demás (Let us stand on each others' shoulders; not each others' toes).

La revista fue pensada originalmente para ser una publicación xerografiada de tres ediciones. Intitulada como Dr. Dobb's Journal of Tiny BASIC Calisthenics & Orthodontia (con el subtítulo de Running Light without Overbyte)) fue creada para distribuir las implementaciones del Tiny BASIC. El título original fue creado por Eric Bakalinsky, quien hizo ocasionalmente el trabajo de maqueta para el PCC. Dobb's era una contracción de Dennis y Bob. Apareció en un momento en que la memoria RAM era muy costosa, así que era importante la codificación compacta. Los aficionados del microcomputador necesitaban evitar usar demasiados bytes de memoria - evitando el overbyte.

Después de que la primera fotocopia fuera enviada a los que habían enviado sobres con estampillas, la PCC fue inundada con peticiones para que la publicación se convirtiera en un periódico dedicado en general al software de microcomputador.

La PCC convino, y contrató a Jim Warren como su primer redactor. Él inmediatamente cambió el título a Dr. Dobb's Journal of Computer Calisthenics and Orthodontia antes de publicar la primera edición en enero de 1976.

Primeros años

Jim Warren fue redactor del DDJ por alrededor un año y medio solamente. Mientras que él se fue para hacer un chapoteo con su serie de West Coast Computer Faires, los redactores subsecuentes del DDJ como Marlin Ouverson, Michael Swaine y Jonathan Erickson parecen haberse enfocado en los aspectos periodísticos y sociales de la joven pero creciente industria del microcomputador. Eventualmente el PCC, la corporación no lucrativa, vendió el DDJ a una editorial comercial.

El contenido del boletín de noticias era originalmente puro material del entusiasta. El interés inicial circundó alrededor del intérprete Tiny BASIC, pero Warren ensanchó eso para incluir una variedad de otros tópicos de programación, así como una fuerte tendencia del consumidor, especialmente necesaria en los comienzos caóticos de la microcomputación. Todo el contenido venía de los contribuidores voluntarios, con Steve Wozniak como uno del más conocidos de ellos. Otros contribuidores incluyeron Jef Raskin, acreditado más adelante como líder en el desarrollo del Macintosh, y Gary Kildall, que había creado el primer sistema operativo de disco para los microcomputadores, el CP/M.

Los código fuentes de los programas de computadoras publicados durante los primeros años incluyen:

 El interpretador Tiny BASIC
 El interpretador Palo Alto Tiny BASIC por Li-Chen Wang
 El compilador Small-C por Ron Cain

La edición "de 1985 "10(3)" imprimió el "manifiesto GNU" de Richard Stallman, una llamada para la participación en el entonces nuevo movimiento del software libre.

Historia posterior y descontinuación

En años recientes, la revista recibió contribuciones de los desarrolladores por todo el mundo que trabajaban en el desarrollo de aplicaciones y sistemas embebidos a través de la mayoría de los lenguajes de programación y de las plataformas. El enfoque de la revista llegó a ser más profesional. Los columnistas incluyeron a Michael Swaine y Verity Stob, los pseudónimos de un programador británico.

El título fue acortado a Dr. Dobb's Journal, después cambiado a Dr. Dobb's Software Tools a medida que llegó a ser más popular. La revista posteriormente se revirtió a Dr. Dobb's Journal con el subtítulo "The World of Software Development", con la abreviatura DDJ también usada para el sitio web correspondiente. Fue publicada por la división de Think Services de la compañía multimedia United Business Media.

En enero de 2009, Jonathan Erickson, el redactor general, anunció que la revista se convertiría en una sección de InformationWeek  llamada Dr Dobb's Report. Un aviso formal a los suscriptores fue enviado por correo en febrero de 2009:

Como lector valorado, lamentamos informarle que, con la edición de febrero de 2009, Dr. Dobb's Journal cesó su revista mensual independiente. La cobertura editorial de calidad que usted ha venido esperando de Dr. Dobb's Journal continúa en su publicación hermana. InformationWeek ahora incluirá al Dr. Dobb's Report una vez al mes.

Referencias

 Swaine, Michael (January 2006). "Dr. Dobb's Journal @ 30". Dr. Dobb's Journal, p. 18.
 John Markoff, What the Dormouse Said (ISBN 0-670-03382-0).

Véase también

 Interview with Jim Warren
 386BSD

Enlaces externos

 Dr. Dobb's web site

Revistas de informática

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Now that I got a proper tablet to use, I've taken to coloring more readily. One of the things I did to get into things was participate in a lineart coloring contest. We'll see how it goes but it was great practice if anything! Great thanks to Suiish for letting me take part.
Done with a Wacom Intuos 4 Large tablet and Photoshop CS6.
That stuck in my head for a few years since I read it, but I was worried that I wouldn't give it justice if I drew it out. I finally decided to just get it down as 3 years had passed since the idea was mentioned. Better late than never, I suppose.
In case you're confused with this mysterious tuba-donning stranger, the face he's making is the duckface. Just to help clarify things.
I find that nowadays I get home, I just want to veg out a little bit and do something else than either be in the house or napping. I do get tired, but until I hammer out a better schedule, I hop outside just as it starts to cool down just a little. And since this is the end of August, it's thankfully not sweltering hot when out here.
So often I have a soda, taking my saucer chair and lounging on the back porch with my Iconia A100 tablet, browsing deviantART or Houzz (as you can see here). It is a little clunky but the Houzz app works beautifully, and it's like browsing virtual housing without leaving your couch.
Time will tell when I finally start doing something in the evenings.
A little while back, someone I knew on deviantART was having hardware problems. They were getting quite behind on requests and even their personal work, and it was coming to a complete standstill. All because a mouse on their PC wasn't working.
Since my parents had come back from their store, they had a ton of computer stuff sitting around, including obsolete desktops. I took a spare PS/2 mouse lying around at the time, mailing it across the country to them. Long story short, they were extremely grateful and were able to resume work once again.
In return, they drew Princess Kida, together with Raine Sage and Twilight Princess Zelda. The joke is that Kida lost some sort of bet, and such she has to take on a "kawaii" persona, outfit included. They drummed up the last part but I really enjoyed it.
This is the first time I got thank-you art for anything I had done online, so it was quite thrilling to know I was able to help someone out! You can check out the artist here.


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Party chastises ANCYL over 'Madonsela must go' comments
The ANC released a statement on Monday saying that it "notes with regret the disparaging comments about the public protector that have been attributed to the ANC Youth League and the Congress of South African Students [Cosas]."
The youth league said on Thursday that public protector Thuli Madonsela must step down.
"Madonsela must finish up with this Nkandla mess then go," said youth league national convenor Mzwandile Masina.
Masina was speaking at a media briefing at the ANC's Luthuli House headquarters shortly after the party held a separate media briefing on Madonsela's report on President Jacob Zuma's private Nkandla homestead.
The ANC said the youth league's remarks do not reflect the views of the party and are in contrast with the manner in which it would expect members of the organisation to conduct themselves in debate.
ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe has summoned the youth league and Cosas to explain their remarks.
The ANC said it supports and has confidence in the office of the public protector.
'Sheer disgust'
Standing at the same podium where Mantashe earlier said the party had no intention of ignoring or undermining Madonsela's report, Masina said the youth league noted the report with "sheer disgust".
He accused Madonsela of being biased and sensationalist, saying her office was trying hard to "poison the public against the ANC".
Madonsela released her report on costly security upgrades at Zuma's Nkandla homestead in KwaZulu-Natal on Wednesday, saying Zuma should have asked questions about the scale, costs and affordability of security upgrades which could end up costing as much as R240-million.
She found that Zuma and his family benefited unduly from the upgrades.
But Masina said Madonsela had no authority to speak on such matters.
"She isn't competent to speak on issues of security," said Masina, adding that Madonsela thought she was above the law.
Too busy
Youth league national co-ordinator Magasela Mzobe said Zuma had no time to question issues about swimming pools and other things that were built on his property "without his authority".
"Zuma didn't ask for a swimming pool," said Mzobe. "He is busy running the country. People who authorised for that should pay."
Madonsela had recommended that Zuma pay back a percentage of the cost of upgrades to his home.
Addressing the media earlier, Mantashe said the ANC needed to decide if it would encourage Zuma to follow Madonsela's recommendation to pay back some of the money.
"The public protector said the president must pay a reasonable percentage … and the question is whether we will encourage him to do so," said Mantashe.
He said the biggest problem with the cost of the upgrades at Nkandla was "inflation of prices".
"This project is a sample to say we should look at whether prices aren't inflated in other areas."
All officials involved had to be brought to book and all funds acquired inappropriately had to be paid back, said Mantashe.
While Madonsela emphasised that the probe into upgrades had no political motive, the youth league accused her of having close relations with the Democratic Alliance (DA) and pushing an agenda.
"Madonsela has attended tea parties with the DA … She has even attended some of their rallies," said Mzobe.
The league intended to write a letter to Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa to request that he investigate the leaks of some documents from Madonsela's office.
Asked whether the league had ever engaged with Madonsela or intended to, Masina responded that they had never done so and would not.
"She is arrogant … She does not deserve our attention. We don't have time to engage with her," said Masina.
Opposition parties laid criminal charges against Zuma following Madonsela's report.
The youth league said those parties had no case.
The league had not consulted the mother body regarding its statement, nor had it seen the ANC's statement on its stance on Madonsela's report. – Sapa
Thuli Madonsela


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This is the 14th year that we are posting the list of winners. Overall 365 participants found at least one correct answer for our cases of the weeks this year. Many more people just looked and tried to solve our cases from time to time. As usual I am humbled by the quality of all those who answered, their dedication to learning and their efforts in solving very difficult cases on just a few images. Congratulations to all sucessfull solvers! I would also like to thank all of those who had the generosity of their time to share their cases, TheFetus.net would not be able to continue without those.
A particular thanks, as always goes to Fabrice Cuillier for all his superbly documented cases.
Moreover, there are another and new contributors for the case of the weeks as well as for the articles such as Dr Francesco Contarin, Dr Elena Andreeva , Dr Moshe Bronshtein, Dr Emmanuel Julien, etc... Finally, thanks to Mikhail Medvedev(Михаил Медведев), for all his support in Russia and Eastern countries.
So for 2013, send in your good cases, you will make me immensely happy, tell your friends about the site (sometimes I travel to countries were very few people have actually visited) and good luck in your studies and lives!
PS: In case I forgot to include your winning entry, please do remind me (send the E-mail). You will not offend me at all!
Dr Chrisostomo works at IMMEF – Instituto da Mulher e Medicina Fetal (Institute for Women and Fetal Medicine) in Curitiba (South of Brazil).
He has worked as a doctor of fetal medicine and prenatal diagnosis for about 16 years.
Dr Castro lives in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
He works in the obstetrics and gynecology department at a local general hospital.
"I like to go to the beach together with my family, Cancun is our preferred place. My favorite hobby is in the night to turn on my laptop and read everything related with prenatal diagnosis, my favorite web place is TheFetus net. We never learn enough, there is always something around the corner, and when you think you know it all, something new comes out and that is what makes my life and work more interesting."
Dr Abdeljawad from Palestine is working in Makassed Hospital, Jerusalem. He did a 2-year fellowship in fetal medicine in London with professor Kypros Nicolaides. After finishing the fellowship in 2010, he came back to Palestine to start working in hospital and private clinic .
Dr Conner works at the center for Fetal Medicine at the Karolinska university hospital in Stockholm Sweden since 1995.
"TheFetus.net is a great site for everyone involved in fetal medicine. I enjoy the challenge of the case of the week especially syndromes and skeletal dysplasias that offer a new opportunity to learn and see something new. When I have some free time I spend it with my family and dog or on the golf course".
Dr Safonova has been working in ob/gyn ultrasound at Kharkiv regional perinatal center about 13 years. She is also an assistant of professor at the Medical Postgraduated Academy.
Dr Descriaud, 36 years old, is the mother of 3 wonderful children, 2 boys and1 girl (11, 9 and 2 years old).
She lives and works as an obstetrician and gynecologist in Saint Avertin (near the city of Tours) in the Loire Valley in France. Fetal scanning is her principal clinical activity.
The Republic of Dagestan (also spelled Daghestan) is a republic of Russia, located in the North Caucasus region. Its capital and the largest city is Makhachkala, located at the center of Dagestan on the Caspian Sea. With a population of 2,910,249.
Dr Esetov works as a doctor in the prenatal diagnosis of the Republic Clinical Hospital in Makhachkala for over 20 years. He has two daughters, a son and four grandchildren.
He also sent some very interesting cases. Thanks for your support to the website.
Dr Pervaz lives and works as a radiologist in his private office, in Manavgat, a small city near Antalya. He loves fetal ultrasonography and loves pencil drawing. Here is his self portrait.
Dr. Elshorbagy is working as consultant of imaging diagnosis, especially in ultrasound at Nasr City hospital of health insurance – Cairo – Egypt. He has practised the subspecialty of Obs/Gyn ultrasound since 1990.
Dr Ata is working in Ankara, the Capital city of Turkey, at a physical therapy and rehabilitation hospital. Now he is working on musculoskeletal MRI, Breast and Obstetric-gynecology ultrasounds. His only hobby is his 30-meter long boat that docked in İstanbul, he likes spending time with it ( however, that is just a "wish" to him - "of course I don't have one"). His hobbies are space sciences, and ancient history.
"It is a great pleasure that trying to solve TheFetus.net cases. I've realized that I am learning so many new things while trying to solve your cases.
I would like to thank all the authors and the ones who have contributed."
Dr Deblieck is also one of the enthusitatic doctors who has sent the cases and followed up the website for many years.
"Many little people doing many little things in many little places can change the face of the world" and theFetus.net with these cases from all the world make me feel that I am not alone in my little pratice in Germany. As I wrote to Philippe for several years, The Fetus is simply … the fifth dimension of Ultrasound. I am happy to belong to this great international family !"
Dr Faschingbauer has been among top winners for many years. She is a very quick-witted responder and her accurate answers come immediately after a new COW is posted. She also managed to solve all our cases this year.
Dr Julien has been concentrating on fetuses with birth defects for many years. His experience helped him to solve our cases with an ease and so is among the winners for this year again.
Emmanuel loves painting and here is his first self portrait oil on canevas from 1987.
"I am a child and it is always a pleasure to play Sherlock Holmes by trying to find the COWs and it is a very good way of learning and of remaining awake"
Dr Veropotvelyan is from Ukraine and works as a director of the Multiregional Medical Genetics and Prenatal Diagnostics Center in Kryvyi Rih. He is also a vice-president of the Perinatal Medicine Ukrainian Association and specializes in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Medical Genetics, Ultrasound diagnostics and also in Organization and management of public health. He is married and has two sons.
Nickolay was awarded - Zolotiy Hrest Chesti I Zvytyagy "Lytsar Vitchyzny" - a Gold Cross of Honor and Valor "Knight of Fatherland" and a sword (inscribed with his name) of the "Ukrainian Knight Legion".
Nickolay stands among winners for the third time in this competition. He solved 26 of our cases this year, and his answers are usually very straightforward and accurate.
Dr Bogomazova lives and works in Donetsk City (Eastern Ukraine) as a doctor of Prenatal Diagnostics in the Donetsk Regional Medical Association for more than 20 years.
"I like my specialty; it demands the constant improvement of my professional skills, strong wish to learn something new for me. Every year, I participate in the international conferences, where I can share my experience and familiarize myself with the world tendencies in modern medicine.
I like reading, attending of the classical music concerts, and I also like bicycle tours.
I wish you a happy New Year and scoring big successes in your work."
"I continue to do my job with love and devotion and study a lot to do always better."
Victoria has been practicing ultrasound for 18 years. She is married, has two children (son and daughter) and a little grandson. She likes reading, painting and going on trips.
Besides her family and other activities she found a time for our cases and this year is the second year that she is in the top winner list.
Dr Malhotra is an Ob-Gynecologist currently working in Oman as a senior consultant.
"I was waiting for the opportunity to be in winners list so that I could thank Dr Jeanty for putting up such a wonderful site which keeps us on our toes & gives us a continuous drive to update, learn & keep up with a fast growing subspeciality of Ob-gyn ultrasound. The devotion of his time is exceptional & incomparable."
Dr Merino lives in Salvador, he is working as a perinatologist in a private clinic and gynecologic hospital. He participated in the website since 1999.
He is also one of the enthusiated solvers for most of the cases.
Dianna stands among top winners for many years. She is one of those quick responders who are eagerly waiting for a new case of the week.
" I work at Desert Perinatal as a sonographer. I have a husband, two dogs and an African Grey parrot. Hobbies: listening to music, reading, walks with the dogs. Pretty boring stuff!"
Susan has been dedicated solver of our cases for several years.
She is the Ultrasound Education Coordinator for a large maternal-fetal medicine division that now includes 16 other sonographers.
"I spend much of my free time outdoors with an adopted, very energetic Airedale terrier I adore. I reside in southern coastal Maine and enjoy visits with family & friends as well as doing projects on my home. I reference TheFetus.net many, many times on a daily basis and could not live without it! Thank you so much to my friend Philippe and all the people that love, and take care of TheFetus.net."
Laurie has worked in Maternal Fetal Medicine since 1994.
In particular, Laurie enjoys fetal echo and 3D/4D.
She is married and has 3 daughters and a son-in-law.
She enjoys yoga and watching her daughter play soccer.
Bethany was in the top winners list since 2006.
She came to the Fetal Echo course this year for the second time !
Valerie has been performing ultrasounds since 1996 and she is registered in OB/Gyn, Abdomen, Breast, and Vascular ultrasound.
She likes travelling, scuba diving, reading, cooking and enjoys photography.
"One of the things I love about MFM sonography and TheFetus.net is the opportunity to solve a challenging case and see some rare and unusual anomaly or syndrome. Some weeks I can't wait for Thursday to come around so that I can read the new COW that has been posted"


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Want to buy #books and do some #philanthropy? #BetterworldBooks is a great place to get books and rescue some used ones, too. Top that off with contributions of books to needy places and people! Awesome! Thanks to @libreture for this gem!
@libreture @dead_gnostic If I had to guess, I'd say that they've set this up somewhere around May last year with a legit desire to comply with the GDPR, but then kind of just gave up and forgot about it (since they themselves don't see this when visiting their website outside Europe).


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A visit from the city's mayor helped sway the grocer to move forward the plan.
Grocer Hy-Vee on Tuesday said it will move forward with plans to open a store in Robbinsdale.
The decision comes after the city's mayor, Regan Murphy, met in person with Hy-Vee's CEO Randy Edeker in the company's West Des Moines, Iowa, offices, asking Hy-Vee to revive plans to build a 91,500-square-foot grocery store, convenience store, coffee shop and gas station on the site of the former Terrace Theater and Rainbow Foods store.
Last summer, Hy-Vee announced plans to build a store on a 10-acre site off 36th Avenue and West Broadway after the Robbinsdale City Council unanimously supported the redevelopment effort, saying it would revitalize blighted acreage, create 700 jobs and generate more property taxes.
But Hy-Vee scrapped plans after it brought controversy to the northwest suburb with some residents supporting bringing a grocery store to Robbinsdale, while others rallied to preserve the historic Terrace Theater. The Friends of the Terrace preservation group sued the theater's owner, Brixmor Property Group, to save the landmark theater, which closed in 1999. But the group was denied a temporary restraining order, lost an appeal and was unable to come up with the $6.3 million needed to halt demolition. The theater was torn down this fall.
Over the past few months, however, Hy-Vee also received numerous e-mails and calls from residents asking the company to revive the project, a spokeswoman said. Then this week, Murphy traveled to Iowa to persuade Hy-Vee to come to Robbinsdale.
Map: Grocer Hy-Vee plans to move forward with a store in Robbinsdale.
It was not immediately clear when construction on the new Robbinsdale store would begin. It joins stores in Savage, Cottage Grove and Shakopee scheduled to open in 2017.
Hy-Vee already has metro area stores in New Hope, Oakdale, Lakeville, Brooklyn Park and Eagan.


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Watching Stranger Things and the four protagonists are members of the AV club. In the first episode they are excited to get the latest in HAM radio technology at school were they can talk to people as far away as Australia. At home they keep in touch with their bulky but "cool as" walkie-talkie units. Truly these things are the size of.. pft I can't even find a good comparison because nothing is that big anymore! Stranger Things is set in 1983 and look how much our communication devices have changed, and shrunk, since then.
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When Chloe is an old grandmother seeing her family listening to music with whatever the future holds for that medium, relay the memory of the first time she used cordless headphones and how magical they seemed; how liberating! her grandchildren will most likely scoff and even laugh a bit at the thought of such clunky tech being thought of as amazing and small and light and liberating as they blink to change the music they are absorbing through their skin and storing in their DNA.