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Obama Attacked Yemen With Drones Murdering 200: Why Did He Violate The War Powers Act And Who Profited?
Attacking Yemen is a violation of The U.S. Constitution: War Powers Resolution
29 dead in a little over a week. Nearly 200 gone this year. The White House is stepping up its campaign of drone attacks in Yemen, with four strikes in eight days. And not even the slaying of 10 civilians over the weekend seems to have slowed the pace in the United States' secretive, undeclared war.
At this week's Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, you'll hear lots of talk about the Obama administration's pursuit of al-Qaida and its allies — including, of course, the raid that ultimately took out Osama bin Laden.
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But the hottest battlefield in this worldwide conflict isn't likely to receive much attention. It's a shame, because the fight in Yemen is one that demands discussion. Not only does the White House consider al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula to be the extremist group most likely to strike in the United States. But the American response to that threat was been widely questioned by regional experts, who wonder whether U.S. drones and commandos aren't being duped into fighting on one side of a civil war.
The latest attack came in Hadramout province, where a barrage of eight missiles slammed into a suspected militant safe house on Wednesday, killing six people. "The exact target of today's strike has not been disclosed; no senior AQAP leaders have been reported killed in the attack," the Long War Journal notes. Most of those killed were fresh recruits; only one could be considered an extremist veteran, a security official tells CNN. Several others were able to escape the hideout alive.
On Sunday, at least 10 civilians were not so fortunate. They were killed in a strike gone awry near the town of Rada'a in al-Baitha province. An aircraft — believed to be an American drone — fired a pair of missiles at a vehicle supposedly carrying a local AQAP leader. One of the missiles instead hit a nearby minibus. A 10-year-old girl and her mother were among the dead. "Families attempted to carry the victims' corpses to the capital, Sana'a, to lay them in front of the residence of newly elected President Abdurabu Hadi, but were sent back by local security forces," according to CNN.
"You want us to stay quiet while our wives and brothers are being killed for no reason. This attack is the real terrorism," one Rada'a resident tells the network. Members of parliament and
Yemeni human rights groups were quick to condemn the killings, as well.
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The U.S. has two separate drone campaigns underway in Yemen — one run by the CIA, the other by the military's Joint Special Operations Command. Together, they've conducted 43 strikes since the start of 2011, according to a Long War Journal tally, killing 274 people in the process. Exactly how many of the 274 were militants is tough to tell; the U.S. "counts all military-age males in a strike zone as combatants," the New York Times recently reported. As long as someone acts like a terrorists — whatever that means — he could be taken out in a so-called "signature" strike.
Either way, the drones are only one facet of a much American broader war effort in Yemen. U.S. commandos stationed inside Yemen are helping government forces target their militant adversaries. American warplanes, based in neighboring Djibouti, are also flying missions over the country. The U.S. has acknowledged it will spend $112 million on military assistance to the Yemeni military for gear like night vision goggles and commando raiding boats. More than twice that amount will help fund nation-building there, to include "food vouchers, safe drinking water and basic health services," according to top White House counterterrorism adviser John Brennan.
The rationale for this rather sizable campaign is simple, Brennan says: AQAP is al-Qaida's "most active operational franchise." Its members have tried to launch attacks on the U.S., including the infamous "underwear bomber" of 2009, and inspire American-based extremists to do the same. Its allies even managed to take over Yemen's Abyan province for a time. In a single attack this March, insurgents surprised Yemen's 25th Mechanized Brigade, kidnapped 73 soldiers, and killed as many as 200 more in their sleep.
But the results of U.S. intervention are harder to gauge. Brennan and his colleagues say they're making progress in Yemen as a new government there gets trained up to take on the counterterror fight. Yet AQAP's ranks appear to be swelling. University of Virginia researcher Christopher Swift found on a recent trip to Yemen that economic arguments were AQAP's biggest allies. "But the recent shift to 'signature' strikes in Yemen and the growing risk of civilian casualties is swiftly undermining our credibility with many ordinary Yemenis," he writes. That matches what one member of Yemen's coalition government disagrees told the Washington Post in May: "There is a psychological acceptance of al-Qaida because of the U.S. strikes,"
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Nor is it always clear who is fighting whom. Yes, the government is battling AQAP. But it's also trying to put down a rebellion — and the rebels are often hard to separate from the terrorists. Meanwhile, forces supporting the former president have battled with troops loyal to the new administration, and tribal militias have struck both Islamists and soldiers. So this is a conflict with as many as five sides, which would present a strategic challenge even if American policy makers were intimately familiar with Yemen. They are not.
"This is not going to end well," Princeton University's Gregory Johnsen, an expert on the region, recently wrote. "In an effort to destroy the threat coming out of Yemen, the U.S. is getting sucked further into the quicksand of a conflict it doesn't understand and one in which its very presence tilts the tables against the U.S." Meanwhile, the strikes keep coming.
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29 Dead in 8 Days as U.S. Puts Yemen Drone War in Overdrive (wired.com)
CIA sued over drone killings (rt.com)
More Evidence Drones in Yemen Stoke Anti-Americanism (antiwar.com)
Deadly US drone strikes: Who is the target? (dprogram.net)
US Assassination Drone 'Mistake' Kills 13 Civilians (alexanderhiggins.com)
Obama Administration Gone Wild Now Attacking Yemen: 200 Murdered By Drones ~ Violating The War Powers Act! (politicalvelcraft.org)
29 Dead in 8 Days as U.S. Puts Yemen Drone War in Overdrive (dprogram.net)
U.S. drone war in Yemen continues to heat up with 29 alleged militants killed in 8 days (EndtheLie.com)
29 Dead in 8 Days as U.S. Puts Yemen Drone War in Overdrive (12160.info)
You: U.S. drone strikes in Yemen defended (latimes.com)
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Kate Moss, Marc Jacobs, and More Attend The Miu Miu Club in Paris
by Ashley W. Simpson
Guests—including Marc Jacobs, Anna Cleveland, Amber Valletta, Vogue's own Hamish Bowles, Katie Grand, and more—wandered through the gold and Algerian yellow onyx stairwell, past the Napoleon III–modeled bathtub, and into a grand hall ripe with a feast of roasted sirloin and poached sea trout.
"I got here about a half an hour ago and it's very festive," grinned Gabriel-Kane Day-Lewis from the terrace off the main room. "Everybody's been really nice so far—and the collection is really awesome! Lots of very vibrant colors."
Adwoa Aboah, who was holding court in a royal Napoleonic bed, just past the margarita fountain, was dressed in all Miu Miu (save her own necklaces), just like Sara Sampaio, Sophie Turner, and others. "I've just been traveling, so this is the first thing I've been able to go to, but I love Miu Miu, so that's great," mused Adoah before returning to her place on the bed.
Later in the night, Grand took to stage to DJ—with none other than Kate Moss. When Moss lit up a cigarette and took to dancing with Giles Deacon above the crowd, we knew the night was just getting started.
In This Story:Miu Miu, Resort 2017, Paris

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#pragma once
#include <aws/ec2/EC2_EXPORTS.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSStreamFwd.h>

namespace Aws
{
namespace Utils
{
namespace Xml
{
  class XmlNode;
} // namespace Xml
} // namespace Utils
namespace EC2
{
namespace Model
{

  /**
   *
Describes the memory for the FPGA accelerator for the instance
   * type.

See Also:
   AWS
   * API Reference

   */
  class AWS_EC2_API FpgaDeviceMemoryInfo
  {
  public:
    FpgaDeviceMemoryInfo();
    FpgaDeviceMemoryInfo(const Aws::Utils::Xml::XmlNode& xmlNode);
    FpgaDeviceMemoryInfo& operator=(const Aws::Utils::Xml::XmlNode& xmlNode);

    void OutputToStream(Aws::OStream& ostream, const char* location, unsigned index, const char* locationValue) const;
    void OutputToStream(Aws::OStream& oStream, const char* location) const;

    /**
     *
The size of the memory available to the FPGA accelerator, in MiB.

     */
    inline int GetSizeInMiB() const{ return m_sizeInMiB; }

    /**
     *
The size of the memory available to the FPGA accelerator, in MiB.

     */
    inline bool SizeInMiBHasBeenSet() const { return m_sizeInMiBHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     *
The size of the memory available to the FPGA accelerator, in MiB.

     */
    inline void SetSizeInMiB(int value) { m_sizeInMiBHasBeenSet = true; m_sizeInMiB = value; }

    /**
     *
The size of the memory available to the FPGA accelerator, in MiB.

     */
    inline FpgaDeviceMemoryInfo& WithSizeInMiB(int value) { SetSizeInMiB(value); return *this;}

  private:

    int m_sizeInMiB;
    bool m_sizeInMiBHasBeenSet;
  };

} // namespace Model
} // namespace EC2
} // namespace Aws

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Torstar to launch the Melbourne issue of Nespresso's magazine
Torstar has been appointed to launch the 32nd issue of Nespresso's magazine, SO Nespresso. Each issue of SO Nespresso focuses on a city, with this edition highlighting Melbourne.
The announcement:
TORSTAR has been appointed to launch the 32nd edition of Nespresso's magazine, SO Nespresso, showcasing Melbourne.
The bi-annual urban life and coffee culture magazine publishes original writing on lifestyle, gastronomy, interior design and travel, all related to the world of coffee. The SO Nespresso magazine is published in eight languages and distributed to one million people in more than
20 countries through direct mail and Nespresso boutiques.
It focuses on one international city per issue and the June 2019 edition will feature Melbourne as the destination to visit for its character, coffee culture and atmosphere. Five renowned chefs including Victor Liong of Lee Ho Fook fame and Andrew McConnell, who owns a fleet of restaurants in Melbourne; and five 'game changers' such as singer- songwriter Alex Lahey will be featured in the issue.
TORSTAR has a long-running and successful partnership with Nespresso spanning 11 years.
For this campaign, the team at TORSTAR are responsible for influencer engagement, digital partnerships, content creation, consumer promotions and a Melbourne event celebrating the launch.
"Nespresso is a global leader in the coffee market and we're incredibly proud of our successful partnership that has surpassed a decade," said TORSTAR CEO Tory Archbold.
"We're excited about the upcoming launch celebrating their premium magazine's Melbourne issue and to continue executing innovative and creative events for consumers."
Source: Torstar media release
topics Nespresso, Torstar


Demon Days has a sentimental value to me. When I was younger, a close friend gifted me a copy of the album on CD, marking the first physical piece of music merchandise in my collection. Ever since the first CD, my collection has expanded across many artists, genres, and mediums, from CDs, to 7″ and 12″ vinyl records, and even a signed brick (a story to save for another time).
More importantly, Gorillaz represents a distinct departure in my music listening habits from my youth. Gorillaz opened my perspective to new sounds and genres, and the diverse range of sounds that Damon Albarn uses in the Gorillaz albums helped me discover new music. Gorillaz is the root of my independent music discovery, when I began to explore the rich palettes of sound, passion, and insight that music offers.
Even though Demon Days was the first album that felt like my own finding, its meaning and purpose have grown with me over time. Every year, there's a period of my life where I find the album on repeat, or I'll suddenly realize that I need to listen to a very specific song from the album immediately. I departed from other artists and albums from my youth, but Demon Days is one that clings on with a contemporary relevance, captures my imagination, and fills my heart with hope.
Thus, no other album felt worthy of receiving the title of "first" in this series.
The album sits at a pivotal moment in human history: the dawn of the 21st century is still breaking. A world of technology begins to immerse our culture, the world is at a war with questionable purpose, and an air of suspense hangs above for the thoughtful philosopher.
Unlike the earlier album, this album marks the beginning of a new era for Damon Albarn and Gorillaz. Albarn's music reaches a new level of maturity that was not as present in previous works.
Within this album, which is a popular music album, Damon spins a soundscape which explores the world in true existential crisis and tries, genuinely tries, to instruct the listener towards a positive outlook. It is unflinchingly hateful and rejecting of the forces at work which prevent personal growth and one by one exposes the Orwellian nightmare of living under a violent government and an apathetic society.
Perhaps the most powerful part of Demon Days is its composition as a singular unit. While many of the songs stand up on their own as mainstream singles, the album is best received as the sum of its parts. Albarn described the album in an interview as a story that takes the listener through the night. Intro sets the tone at the beginning of the darkness, and the self-titled track at the end paints a bright, luminescent color for the album.
The ending of the album remains the most powerful part of the album for me, particularly Don't Get Lost in Heaven and Demon Days. The album deals with themes of a world in decline. It is not discreet in its implied meaning and Albarn offers his perspective on the pitfalls that humanity sets for itself.
Yet, the ending of the album isn't a reflection on the hateful, spiteful, and damaging parts of society and culture.
The ending reminds the listener of the breaking rays of sunlight, cutting through the darkness of the night. In line with its storyline of journeying through the night and facing different demons, the album closes itself with a positive picture of hope, love, and inspiration. I believe Albarn was aware that the message of urgency and themes of darkness in other songs from the album were difficult to swallow. But he was acutely aware that the embers of hope and love should never be extinguished if these demons of the world are to be overcome.
The ending of the album is what took me through 2017. One of the highlights of my year was seeing Gorillaz live in Chicago in July, as they started their international tour for the Humanz album. I was speechless and filled with a boundless joy when the concert ended with Don't Get Lost in Heaven and Demon Days. These two songs aged and were reborn with new meaning and passion for the world we explore in 2017 and beyond. I've felt that for some time, but seeing Gorillaz perform at their first show in years and also ending with these songs? It only confirmed this resolve in meaning to me.
If you only know some of the singles from the album, or if you have never listened at all, please consider a full listen from top to bottom. Some albums can be enjoyed in pieces, but Demon Days is a package deal, and it offers the most when it's listened to in a single, immersive experience.


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27 August 2021 by Hugh Adams
Even if it seems that everybody is on holiday this week there have still been enough people working to make it a very busy week.
We were delighted to be invited to join a cancer charity roundtable by Shadow Health Minister Alex Norris. The subject for discussion was the Health and Social Care Bill which goes into the committee stage as soon as Parliament returns the week after next. Although much of the bill concerns patient care, data collection and workforce – areas that would not naturally be something we, as a research funding charity, would campaign about, it was good to be at the table with larger charities. It was an opportunity to, again, make the case for research as a frontline service and to point out that the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) needs to work collaboratively with the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to ensure funding is received for the complete translational pipeline because it is that pipeline that will deliver new drug options from the scientist's bench to the patient's bedside.
We also joined a planning meeting of the APPG on Cancer this week. The secretariat for that group is provided by MacMillan but once again it is so important, we are there to wave the flag for early-stage science. It is a question of balance of course. End of life care, quality of life and the patient experience are vital areas and Marie Curie and MacMillan do wonderful work in the campaigning arena as well as in the wider population on these areas but if we are to defeat cancer it is the research that will underpin the clinical innovation. As we all know research funding has been cruelly inadequate historically and that is why we campaign. At Brain Tumour Research we are collegiate, of course, but we will always stand up for our vision, our mission and our community.
There was sad news about UB40 saxophone player Brian Travers this week. Our great friends The Christians are back on the road post pandemic and we caught up with them ahead of their Milton Keynes gig on Thursday evening. Singer Garry Christian became involved with us following the death of his brother and former bandmate, Roger from a brain tumour.
Garry told us "We have been on the same bill as UB40 many times over the years and I knew Brian to be a top bloke. 62 is no age and as a band we send condolences to UB40 and to all those who knew and loved Brian." Garry continued "I've been a proud supporter of Brain Tumour Research since 2014 and when I first got involved, I was so shocked to find out how little has changed for the majority of brain tumour patients on diagnosis since Roger became ill. However, as the charity has grown, more people, including politicians are sitting up and taking notice. It was a great pleasure to attend a charity event at Westminster a few years ago and I think these events have had an impact. I honestly believe real change in research funding is just around the corner and I am proud to have played a small part in that momentum. I'll continue spreading the word because our cause is too important not too and working together, we can make the difference we are all so desperate for."
As well as musicians returning to the stage so are actors and we are raising awareness through collaborating with theatrical events.
Described by Buzz Magazine as an "insightful and sensitive look at the subject of death, cancer and love" 'Don't Send Flowers' is a play being performed for the first time at the end of this month at the White Bear Theatre in London. Written by Emily Garside and produced by Olivia Burgin it is an emotional piece centring on three characters who are in therapy for different reasons. The characters, who meet in the waiting room of their therapist, include Joanne who is there having been diagnosed with a brain tumour.
We have supported the production in their desire to be as authentic as possible in the brain tumour portrayal and have connected the team to a clinician at one of our research centres. A week before opening night we spoke with Olivia who told us; "The brain tumour angle is a driving theme in the play depicting Joanne in the late stages of brain cancer, up to her death. We have worked with several experts on the portrayal and the pacing of the cancer, it is really important to us that the clinical side of the disease was shown with honesty without being sensationalist. Prior to working on this piece, I now realise, I knew so little about this devastating disease and the disproportionate effect it has on younger people due to it being indiscriminate. I am sure I speak for everyone concerned with the production when I say we fully support the vision of Brain Tumour Research in seeking a cure for brain tumours and we hope our play will help to raise awareness and also to motivate people to campaign and fundraise. Clearly, we all need to do more because the current situation for those diagnosed with this disease is intolerable."
For more information and to buy tickets visit https://www.whitebeartheatre.co.uk/whatson/Don't-Send-Flowers (and if you book for Tuesday evening come and say hello as I will be there and give a short talk to the audience before the show begins).
We are also working with an actress and the team behind her one woman show opening soon – a show that describes her own brain tumour story. At 26 Phoebe had just been cast in her dream role at The National Theatre; at the same time, she was diagnosed with incurable cancer in the area of her brain that controls speech, language and memory – there will be much more on this to come.
Also coming soon, we are planning an interview with the author of a new book on grief and widowhood describing the year following her husband's death from his brain tumour. It is extraordinarily powerful stuff so please do keep an eye on our Latest News pages and, of course, our social media output.
Music, theatre and literature are ways that we can raise awareness and, through working differently and exploring new avenues, we are reaching new people. These are just other facets to our campaigning and as you know (because we say it all the time) people can't support a cause if they don't know it exists.
Please do let me know your ideas on who we might approach to support Brain Tumour Research and if you already have a connection to open that initial door then so much the better.
Remaining on the subject of literature, if you have the time and the inclination to read a brain tumour focused book this summer (or what remains of it!) you will find many very strong recommendations in our reading list here
One read you must not miss is the Autumn edition of Believe, our news magazine for brain tumour activists, which if you are already signed up to receive it will be coming through your letterbox soon.
We're putting the finishing touches on the new issue, which is filled with stories about inspiring supporters and fundraising challenges, research news, and milestone moments in our campaigning. We also share some of the ways you can support the charity in the coming months, introduce you to our newest Fundraising Groups and share updates from our Member Charities.
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Small-angle neutron scattering study of the micelle structure of amphiphilic block copolymers
H. Yamaoka, H. Matsuoka, K. Sumaru, S. Hanada, M. Imai, G. D. Wignall
Amphiphilic block copolymers of vinyl ether were prepared by living cationic polymerization. The partially deuterated copolymers for SANS experiments were specially synthesized by introducing deuterated phenyl units into the hydrophobic chain. SANS measurements were performed for aqueous solutions of these copolymers by changing the H2O/D2O ratios. The SANS profiles indicate that the micelles in the present system exhibit a core-shell structure and that the size and shape of micelles are largely dependent on the length of the hydrophobic chain. The micelle of the shorter hydrophobic chain was found to be nearly spherical, whereas the micelle of the longer hydrophobic chain was confirmed to have an ellipsoidal shape.
Physica B: Physics of Condensed Matter
https://doi.org/10.1016/0921-4526(95)00254-7
10.1016/0921-4526(95)00254-7
Dive into the research topics of 'Small-angle neutron scattering study of the micelle structure of amphiphilic block copolymers'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
Small-Angle Neutron Scattering Chemistry 100%
Micelle Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology 45%
Hydrophobic Surface Chemistry 36%
Living Cationic Polymerization Material Science 27%
Shape Chemistry 18%
Copolymer Chemistry 18%
Block Copolymer Chemistry 18%
Structure Chemistry 18%
Yamaoka, H., Matsuoka, H., Sumaru, K., Hanada, S., Imai, M., & Wignall, G. D. (1995). Small-angle neutron scattering study of the micelle structure of amphiphilic block copolymers. Physica B: Physics of Condensed Matter, 213-214(C), 700-702. https://doi.org/10.1016/0921-4526(95)00254-7
Small-angle neutron scattering study of the micelle structure of amphiphilic block copolymers. / Yamaoka, H.; Matsuoka, H.; Sumaru, K. et al.
In: Physica B: Physics of Condensed Matter, Vol. 213-214, No. C, 01.08.1995, p. 700-702.
Yamaoka, H, Matsuoka, H, Sumaru, K, Hanada, S, Imai, M & Wignall, GD 1995, 'Small-angle neutron scattering study of the micelle structure of amphiphilic block copolymers', Physica B: Physics of Condensed Matter, vol. 213-214, no. C, pp. 700-702. https://doi.org/10.1016/0921-4526(95)00254-7
Yamaoka H, Matsuoka H, Sumaru K, Hanada S, Imai M, Wignall GD. Small-angle neutron scattering study of the micelle structure of amphiphilic block copolymers. Physica B: Physics of Condensed Matter. 1995 Aug 1;213-214(C):700-702. doi: 10.1016/0921-4526(95)00254-7
Yamaoka, H. ; Matsuoka, H. ; Sumaru, K. et al. / Small-angle neutron scattering study of the micelle structure of amphiphilic block copolymers. In: Physica B: Physics of Condensed Matter. 1995 ; Vol. 213-214, No. C. pp. 700-702.
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Tasi was a transgender, married, lifelong crossdresser. She passed away in late 2018. She's the founder of the Ladies of the Blue Ridge transgender group in Roanoke VA, a prolific writer, commentator and blogger including fashion articles for Tri-Ess, TG Reporter, Repartee, and Pretty T-Girls magazine. Tasi currently resides in Merida, (Yucatan) Mexico. Her new website, Sister House and her blog, the Fashionable TG Woman are dedicated to fashion and style for the transgendered woman. Tasi's book, "Top Ten Fashion Mistakes By Crossdressers and How To Fix Them" is available on Amazon or on her site free to subscribers.
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These samples demonstrate how to call the [Google Cloud Speech API](https://cloud.google.com/speech/) using C++.

We only test these samples on **Linux**.  If you are running [Windows](#Windows) and [macOS](#macOS) please see
the additional notes for your platform.

## Build and Run

1. **Create a project in the Google Cloud Platform Console**. If you haven't already created a project, create one now.
   Projects enable you to manage all Google Cloud Platform resources for your app, including deployment, access control,
   billing, and services.
    1. Open the [Cloud Platform Console](https://console.cloud.google.com/).
    1. In the drop-down menu at the top, select Create a project.
    1. Give your project a name.
    1. Make a note of the project ID, which might be different from the project name. The project ID is used in commands
       and in configurations.

1. **Enable billing for your project**. If you haven't already enabled billing for your
   project, [enable billing now](https://console.cloud.google.com/project/_/settings). Enabling billing allows the
   application to consume billable resources such as Speech API calls.
   See [Cloud Platform Console Help](https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/6288653) for more information about billing
   settings.

1. **Enable APIs for your project**.
   [Click here](https://console.cloud.google.com/flows/enableapi?apiid=speech&showconfirmation=true) to visit Cloud
   Platform Console and enable the Speech API.

1. **If needed, override the Billing Project**.
   If you are using a [user account] for authentication, you need to set the `GOOGLE_CLOUD_CPP_USER_PROJECT`
   environment variable to the project you created in the previous step. Be aware that you must have
   `serviceusage.services.use` permission on the project.  Alternatively, use a service account as described next.

[user account]: https://cloud.google.com/docs/authentication#principals

1. **Download service account credentials**. These samples can use service accounts for authentication.
    1. Visit the [Cloud Console](http://cloud.google.com/console), and navigate to:
       `API Manager > Credentials > Create credentials > Service account key`
    1. Under **Service account**, select `New service account`.
    1. Under **Service account name**, enter a service account name of your choosing. For example, `transcriber`.
    1. Under **Role**, select `Project > Owner`.
    1. Under **Key type**, leave `JSON` selected.
    1. Click **Create** to create a new service account, and download the json credentials file.
    1. Set the `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` environment variable to point to your downloaded service account
       credentials:
       ```
       export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=/path/to/your/credentials-key.json
       ```
   See the [Cloud Platform Auth Guide](https://cloud.google.com/docs/authentication#developer_workflow) for more
   information.

1. **Install vcpkg.**
   This project uses [`vcpkg`](https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg) for dependency management. Clone the vcpkg repository
   to your preferred location. In these instructions we use`$HOME`:
   ```shell
   git clone -C $HOME https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg.git
   ```

1. **Download or clone this repo** with
   ```shell
   git clone https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cpp-samples
   ```

1. **Compile these examples:**
   Use the `vcpkg` toolchain file to download and compile dependencies. This file would be in the directory you
   cloned `vcpkg` into, `$HOME/vcpkg` if you are following the instructions to the letter. Note that building all the
   dependencies can take up to an hour, depending on the performance of your workstation. These dependencies are cached,
   so a second build should be substantially faster.
   ```sh
   cd cpp-samples/speech/api
   cmake -S. -B.build -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=$HOME/vcpkg/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake
   cmake --build .build
   ```

1. **Run the examples:**
   ```shell
   .build/transcribe --bitrate 16000 resources/audio2.raw
   .build/transcribe resources/audio.flac
   .build/transcribe resources/quit.raw
   .build/streaming_transcribe --bitrate 16000 resources/audio2.raw
   .build/streaming_transcribe resources/audio.flac
   .build/streaming_transcribe resources/quit.raw
   .build/streaming_transcribe_coroutines --bitrate 16000 resources/audio2.raw
   .build/streaming_transcribe_coroutines resources/audio.flac
   .build/streaming_transcribe_coroutines resources/quit.raw
   .build/streaming_transcribe_singlethread ---bitrate 16000 resources/audio.raw
   .build/transcribe gs://cloud-samples-tests/speech/brooklyn.flac
   .build/async_transcribe gs://cloud-samples-tests/speech/vr.flac
   ```

## Platform Specific Notes

### macOS

gRPC [requires][grpc-roots-pem-bug] an environment variable to configure the
trust store for SSL certificates, you can download and configure this using:

```bash
curl -Lo roots.pem https://pki.google.com/roots.pem
export GRPC_DEFAULT_SSL_ROOTS_FILE_PATH="$PWD/roots.pem"
```

### Windows

gRPC [requires][grpc-roots-pem-bug] an environment variable to configure the
trust store for SSL certificates, you can download and configure this using:

```console
@powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy unrestricted -Command ^
    (new-object System.Net.WebClient).Downloadfile( ^
        'https://pki.google.com/roots.pem', 'roots.pem')
set GRPC_DEFAULT_SSL_ROOTS_FILE_PATH=%cd%\roots.pem
```

[grpc-roots-pem-bug]: https://github.com/grpc/grpc/issues/16571
[choco-cmake-link]: https://chocolatey.org/packages/cmake
[homebrew-cmake-link]: https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/cmake
[cmake-download-link]: https://cmake.org/download/


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Amazing X-ray art reveals hidden beauty
British photographer Nick Veasey creates deceptively simple "X-rays" of objects big and small, from cell phones and baby dolls to bulldozers and jumbo jets. The reason they're deceptive is because many of them are not single X-rays at all. They're complex collages, made up of many X-rays that are carefully assembled and manipulated in Photoshop. Veasey produces work for ad campaigns and art galleries the world over.
NickVeasey.com
Credit: Nick Veasey
Veasey practices a unique form of defamiliarization, making the mundane mysterious again.
"The most common and everyday things look beautiful when they're X-rayed," Veasey told the BBC. "Equally, other things you pick up that you think will make a fantastic shot sometimes disappoint you. I've been doing it for...years, and I'm surprised every time I shoot."
Veasey sometimes adds color to his work, choosing hues based not necessarily on reality, but for how they enhance an image. Among other things, he says, color can help add depth to an otherwise two-dimensional work.
This image serves as an excellent example of Veasey's method when it comes to complex (and improbable) pieces. It looks like he simply hunted down some sort of gigantic X-ray machine, had it trucked into a hangar, and fired off a giant X-ray. Not so. He actually received 500 or so individual plane parts in crates, unboxed them, and X-rayed them one by one. (Vesey has his own, house-size, custom-built X-Ray facility. He has also rented shipping-container-size X-ray machines used by safety inspectors to examine plane parts.) Once the components were X-rayed, he and his team constructed the "single" X-ray in Photoshop. It took three months to pull off, and cost thousands of dollars. If you look hard, you may be able to pick out people in this shot. Actually, they're not people at all. At least not living ones. Read on for more about that.
The form of a seashell is even more striking when revealed in an X-ray.
Three X-rays of a dress reveal Vesey's stitching technique. The vast majority of objects he X-rays are shot full-size. That is, they're positioned above a piece of film at least their size, and the resulting X-ray is as large as the object itself. Veasey then scans these with a huge scanner, and drops them into Photoshop for manipulation.
Veasey says lightweight objects such as feathers--or, as here, bat wings--are the most difficult things to capture well with X-rays. In a work like this, he would have taken care to manipulate the image in such a way as to show each of the different parts of the bat--the dense body and the lighter wings--to their best advantage.
As with the jumbo jet, Veasey shot many of the parts of this Mini separately and collaged them together. That allowed him to work with layers, and show the door, the seat, the steering wheel, and other objects with equal clarity.
To get the level of detail he needs, Veasey has to expose objects to far more radiation than is produced by a typical medical X-ray. That rules out using actual living humans as models. He's worked with a skeleton named Frida for years. She was originally used by radiologists-in-training but has now become an art star of sorts, playing many different roles (she's even populated an entire bus--while driving it at the same time). Veasey poses Frida and X-rays her separately; then he drops her into an image, using Photoshop.
Veasey also sometimes uses recently deceased people as models. He says he's "in the queue" for bodies that have been donated to science and art. (Perhaps this fellow had a heart attack while trying to silence his cell during a performance of Mahler.)
Rich layers of detail in an X-rayed MP3 player. Veasey says he gets a lot of inspiration from the forms of nature. But clearly he's sensitive to man-made designs as well.
Veasey brings radiation to bear on a pair of chichi shoes. His work has been featured in ad campaigns and other projects for everyone from Victoria's Secret to Hewlett-Packard to Mercedes Benz.
Another example of Veasey's use of color.
Veasey produces work for ad campaigns and art galleries the world over.
British photographer Nick Veasey creates deceptively simple "X-rays" of objects big and small, from cell phones and baby dolls to bulldozers and jumbo jets. The reason they're deceptive is because many of them are not single X-rays at all. They're complex collages, made up of many X-rays that are carefully assembled and manipulated in Photoshop.


This page contains an archive of past meetings of the [[Architecture Council]]. For minutes of recent meetings, see [[Architecture Council/Meetings]].
This page contains an archive of past meetings of the Architecture Council. For minutes of recent meetings, see Architecture Council/Meetings.
This page was last modified 08:54, 10 April 2019 by Gunnar Wagenknecht. Based on work by Martin Oberhuber, John Arthorne and Dave Carver.


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Deivam Thantha Poove (DTP) () is a 2021 Indian Tamil-language drama airing on Zee Tamil and streams on ZEE5. It premiered on 13 December 2021 along with Peranbu.

It initially stars Nishma Chengappa and Amruth Kalam in the lead roles. and the story is Mithra enters into a contract marriage with Vinay, who is diagnosed with cancer. After 6-year leap, it stars Sree Nidhi, (replacement of Nishma) and Amruth Kalam. Now the story focuses on the union of Mithra and Vinay.

Deivam Thandha Poove held a Sunday Special Episode titled as "Deivam Thandha Poove Sirappu Thogupu" on April 10, 2022 with many twists and turns.

Synopsis

Season 1
Mithra from a poor background, comes out from the family for to settle the lend money of her father. But things takes turn, she faces lots of struggles to live in a new place, accidentally she met Dr. Ramakrishnan and seeks for help. Ramakrishna provides a shelter and job to Mithra. Ramakrishna's son Vinay, affected from Cancer and his father and mother Vasuki searches for Bride, as Vinay's lover and fiancée Thara rejects him because he has Cancer disease. So Mithra decide to marry Vinay has in the form of Contract marriage by getting money because her main motto is to settle the lend money. Later Mithra falls towards Vinay by his caring.

Season 2
Due to Deepika's (Vinay's friend) evil plan, Vinay believed that Mithra was in affair and he can't accept be the father for Mithra's pregnancy. Mithra feels bad about Vinay and took the DNA test. Finally the result came positive and Vinay was shocked.

Vinay pleased Mithra, but Mithra leaves him as he was not believed her truly. After 6 years, Mithra blessed with boy baby Vikram and living in Gandhimati's house as a servant. Now Vinay and their family in search of Mithra.

Cast

Season 1
Main
 Nishma Chengappa (2021–2022) as Mithra: Vikram's mother; Vinay's wife; she married Vinay for money as a contract marriage and she works in Ramakrishnan's hospital
 Amruth Kalam as Vinay: Mithra's husband; he is affected by Cancer and finally cured.

Supporting
 Sridhar Subramaniyam as Dr. Ramakrishnan: Vinay's father; Mithra's father-in-law; Vasuki's husband
 Harsha Nair as Vasuki: Vinay's mother; Mithra's mother-in-law; Ramakrishnan's wife
 Nancy as Deepa: Mithra's friend; she works as Nurse in Ramakrishnan's hospital
 Gayathri Priya as Uma: Mithra and Tharani's mom
 Murali Krish as Arun: Vasuki's younger brother; Vinay's uncle
 Poraali Dileepan as Ragu: Ramakrishnan's younger brother
 VJ Santhiya (2021–2022) / Minnal Deepa (2022) as Vasanthi: Ramakrishnan's younger sister-in-law
 Uma Maheswari as Tharani: Mithra's younger sister
 Sandhya Ramachandran as Thara: Vinay's ex-fiancée
 Sailu Imran (2022) / Nithya Raj (2022) as Deepika: Vinay's friend
 Jay Srinivas as Ashwin: he loved Mithra and works in Ramakrishnan's hospital

Season 2
Main
 Sree Nithi (2022–present) as Mithra: She was away from Vinay and her family and staying in Karthik's house (Replacement of Nishma)
 Amruth Kalam as Vinay: Mithra's husband, who was in search of Mithra and his son Vikram

Supporting
 Shanthi Williams as Gandhimati: Karthik's mother
 Satvik Dev as Vikram: Vinay and Mithra's son
 Sridhar Subramaniyam as Dr. Ramakrishnan: Vinay's father; Mithra's father-in-law; Vasuki's husband
 Harsha Nair as Vasuki: Vinay's mother; Mithra's mother-in-law; Ramakrishnan's wife
 Murali Krish as Arun: Vasuki's younger brother; Vinay's uncle
 Ajai Bharat as Karthik: Gandhimati's son; Mithra's boss
 Preetha Suresh as Thenmozhi: Gandhimati's granddaughter

References

External links

 Deivam Thantha Poove at ZEE5

Zee Tamil original programming
Tamil-language romance television series
2021 Tamil-language television series debuts
Tamil-language television soap operas
Television shows set in Tamil Nadu
Tamil-language television shows

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You don't have to look very hard to find six degrees of soap-eration between Spike's new reality competition series, The Hiring Squad, and the world of daytime suds. Former Soap Opera Weekly journalist Jonathan Reiner (who also produced Soap Center and Starting Over) is the project's showrunner and executive producer.
The program's senior producer, Sarah Smith, also has soap cred. She got her start as Hogan Sheffer's writing assistant on As The World Turns before going to work for Maria Arena Bell at The Young and the Restless.
The Hiring Squad, which is being billed as a cross between The Apprentice and Undercover Boss, premieres Oct. 27 at 11/10c on Spike. Let's show it some love, suds fans! Watch a promo after the jump.


Can Boards of Supervisors apply innovative decision-making models to create purpose driven policies? Decision making is challenging when multiple elected officials, government professionals, and citizens are involved. Nonetheless, there must be a clear process to move from defining a problem to implementing a course of action and then evaluating the outcome realized. The class examines legal principles established by the U.S. and Virginia Constitution's, the Dillon Rule, as well as other ordinances and regulations which influence policy making and decision making. Class participants explore how they can work effectively across boundaries as well as apply strategic thinking strategies and the six thinking hats methodology espoused by de Bono.


Economic activity in Latin America and the Caribbean has been cooling down for several years, and the temperature in many places is still falling. Regional growth is now expected to dip below 1 percent in 2015—down from 1.3 percent in 2014. Apart from a short-lived recession during the global financial crisis, this would be the slowest rate of growth since 2002.
However, growth dynamics vary across the region, broadly along North-South lines. While spring may be in the air for Mexico, Central America, and parts of the Caribbean, the economic climate remains decidedly chilly in much of South America. What is behind these divergent prospects, and how can a sunnier outlook be restored to the entire region?
The solid recovery in the U.S. economy, where growth is projected to reach 3 percent in 2015.
The persistent weakness of global commodity markets, including the collapse in oil prices since mid-2014.
For most economies in Central America and the Caribbean, both of these developments are good news. Linked to the U.S. economy through trade, remittance, and tourism flows, they will benefit from buoyant activity in the United States, even if it entails a gradual rise in U.S. interest rates. At the same time, cheaper oil is creating significant relief, cutting import bills by 3-4 percentage points of GDP on average. The pick-up in growth would be stronger if it were not for long-standing domestic problems that continue to weigh on activity—notably, weak fiscal positions in many countries and significant competitiveness challenges in the tourism-dependent Caribbean. A better external environment provides a good opportunity to address these problems.
Mexico's economy, in turn, is projected to pick up pace, supported by stronger U.S. demand. Lower oil prices create some revenue losses for the government, but since oil production no longer accounts for a large share of activity, the headwinds to growth should be limited.
For South America, by contrast, recent external developments have been mostly unfavorable. Trade linkages with the U.S. economy are relatively modest, limiting positive spillovers. Meanwhile, the continued decline in commodity prices has hit the region's heavyweight commodity exporters. The most affected in recent months have been economies with significant oil and gas exports, notably Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Colombia, whose terms of trade (the price of exports relative to the price of imports) have plunged. Country-specific challenges, including very weak private sector confidence in Brazil and the intensifying economic crisis in Venezuela, further weigh on their outlook.
In this environment, growth is projected to slow further in most of South America, as weakness in corporate investment spreads to consumer spending. Three of the largest economies (Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela) are expected to see contractions in 2015. On the upside, growth should rebound in Chile and Peru, helped by supportive fiscal and monetary policies that reflect strong macroeconomic frameworks and buffers built up during good times. Elsewhere, prospects depend on the nature of the external shock that economies are facing—Uruguay, for instance, has recently seen its terms of trade improve, as gains from cheaper oil imports outweigh losses from lower agricultural export prices—and their capacity to adjust. Flexible exchange rates can play an important role in facilitating the adjustment, by shifting demand toward locally produced goods. Colombia is a case in point, as the marked depreciation of the peso is expected to boost demand for its (noncommodity) exports.
Even as South America grapples with low growth, unemployment remains at historically low levels in most of the large economies. Inflation is above midpoint targets, while current account deficits have generally widened further. Together, these facts suggest that economic slack still remains limited. With forecasts for growth over the medium term also revised down further, it seems clear that the region is facing more than just a temporary cyclical slowdown. Moreover, structurally weaker growth prospects coincide with a significant loss of policy space, as fiscal buffers have eroded in many countries, while depreciating exchange rates reduce the scope for further monetary easing.
Thus, caution is warranted against trying to turn up the heat with excessive macroeconomic policy stimulus. Restoring solid growth prospects will, instead, require a clear focus on addressing structural weaknesses—in infrastructure, education, governance, and the business environment.
Policymakers across Latin America will also need to keep a close eye on financial sector risks. After several years of strong credit growth, capital inflows, and increasing issuance of corporate bonds in international markets, firms and households in many countries are now facing a tighter financing environment at the same time as corporate earnings and employment have started to weaken. Moreover, faster-than-anticipated normalization of U.S. monetary policy or other global shocks could prompt fresh turbulence in financial markets, while the marked appreciation of the dollar might hurt borrowers with unhedged dollar debt. Overall, sound balance sheets and credible policy commitments provide the best insurance against financial disruptions. Central banks, in particular, should maintain a clear focus on keeping inflation on target, while standing ready to forestall excessive exchange rate volatility or disorderly market dynamics with targeted interventions.
In short, policymakers across Latin America and the Caribbean have their work cut out. With vigilance to financial risks, a firm commitment to prudent macroeconomic policies, and determined progress in structural reforms, the long stretch of chilly weather will eventually give way to warmer temperatures throughout the region again. We explore these topics further in our upcoming Regional Economic Outlook, which will be released on April 29.


Prints all the arguments of the function. This function uses console.log if firebug is available – else, uses alert.
Function x executions in the scope of object y.
Find whether the given variable is an object,or is an Array?


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package com.yahoo.squidb.processor.plugins.defaults.properties;

import com.yahoo.aptutils.model.DeclaredTypeName;
import com.yahoo.aptutils.model.TypeName;
import com.yahoo.squidb.processor.TypeConstants;
import com.yahoo.squidb.processor.data.InheritedModelSpecWrapper;
import com.yahoo.squidb.processor.data.ModelSpec;
import com.yahoo.squidb.processor.data.ViewModelSpecWrapper;
import com.yahoo.squidb.processor.plugins.PluginEnvironment;
import com.yahoo.squidb.processor.plugins.defaults.properties.generators.EnumPropertyGenerator;
import com.yahoo.squidb.processor.plugins.defaults.properties.generators.PropertyGenerator;

import java.util.List;

import javax.lang.model.element.VariableElement;
import javax.tools.Diagnostic.Kind;

/**
 * Plugin which handles EnumProperty references in a ViewModelSpec or an InheritedModelSpec file.
 */
public class EnumFieldReferencePlugin extends FieldReferencePlugin {

    public EnumFieldReferencePlugin(ModelSpec<?> modelSpec, PluginEnvironment pluginEnv) {
        super(modelSpec, pluginEnv);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean hasChangesForModelSpec() {
        return modelSpec instanceof ViewModelSpecWrapper || modelSpec instanceof InheritedModelSpecWrapper;
    }

    @Override
    protected boolean hasPropertyGeneratorForField(VariableElement field, DeclaredTypeName fieldType) {
        return TypeConstants.isVisibleConstant(field)
                && TypeConstants.ENUM_PROPERTY.equals(fieldType);
    }

    @Override
    protected PropertyGenerator getPropertyGenerator(VariableElement field, DeclaredTypeName fieldType) {
        // We know it's an EnumProperty, so extract the type arg
        List<? extends TypeName> typeArgs = fieldType.getTypeArgs();
        if (typeArgs != null && typeArgs.size() == 1 && typeArgs.get(0) instanceof DeclaredTypeName) {
            return new EnumPropertyGenerator(modelSpec, field, utils, (DeclaredTypeName) typeArgs.get(0));
        }
        utils.getMessager().printMessage(Kind.WARNING,
                "EnumProperty must use a declared type argument; it cannot be raw or use a generic type argument",
                field);
        return null;
    }
}


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package types

import (
	"strings"

	"github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/aws"
	"github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/service/ecs"
)

func CreateContainerDefinition(con *ContainerDefinition) (*ecs.ContainerDefinition, []*ecs.Volume, error) {

	var commands []*string
	if len(con.Command) > 0 {
		for _, token := range strings.Split(con.Command, " ") {
			commands = append(commands, aws.String(token))
		}
	} else {
		commands = nil
	}

	var entryPoints []*string
	if len(con.EntryPoint) > 0 {
		ep, err := ParseEntrypoint(con.EntryPoint)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, []*ecs.Volume{}, err
		}
		entryPoints = ep
	} else {
		entryPoints = nil
	}

	portMappings, err := ToPortMappings(con.Ports)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, []*ecs.Volume{}, err
	}

	volumeItems, err := CreateVolumeInfoItems(con.Volumes)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, []*ecs.Volume{}, err
	}

	mountPoints := []*ecs.MountPoint{}
	volumes := []*ecs.Volume{}
	for _, vp := range volumeItems {
		volumes = append(volumes, vp.Volume)

		mountPoints = append(mountPoints, vp.MountPoint)
	}

	volumesFrom, err := ToVolumesFroms(con.VolumesFrom)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, []*ecs.Volume{}, err
	}

	extraHosts, err := ToHostEntry(con.ExtraHosts)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, []*ecs.Volume{}, err
	}

	cd := &ecs.ContainerDefinition{
		Cpu:                    aws.Int64(con.CPUUnits),
		Command:                commands,
		EntryPoint:             entryPoints,
		Environment:            ToKeyValuePairs(con.Environment),
		Essential:              aws.Bool(con.Essential),
		Image:                  aws.String(con.Image),
		Links:                  aws.StringSlice(con.Links),
		Memory:                 con.Memory,
		MemoryReservation:      con.MemoryReservation,
		MountPoints:            mountPoints,
		Name:                   aws.String(con.Name),
		PortMappings:           portMappings,
		VolumesFrom:            volumesFrom,
		DisableNetworking:      aws.Bool(con.DisableNetworking),
		DnsSearchDomains:       aws.StringSlice(con.DNSSearchDomains),
		DnsServers:             aws.StringSlice(con.DNSServers),
		DockerLabels:           aws.StringMap(con.DockerLabels),
		DockerSecurityOptions:  aws.StringSlice(con.DockerSecurityOptions),
		ExtraHosts:             extraHosts,
		Privileged:             aws.Bool(con.Privileged),
		ReadonlyRootFilesystem: aws.Bool(con.ReadonlyRootFilesystem),
		Ulimits:                ToUlimits(con.Ulimits),
	}

	if con.Hostname != "" {
		cd.Hostname = aws.String(con.Hostname)
	}
	if con.LogDriver != "" {
		cd.LogConfiguration = &ecs.LogConfiguration{
			LogDriver: aws.String(con.LogDriver),
			Options:   aws.StringMap(con.LogOpt),
		}
	}
	if con.User != "" {
		cd.User = aws.String(con.User)
	}
	if con.WorkingDirectory != "" {
		cd.WorkingDirectory = aws.String(con.WorkingDirectory)
	}

	return cd, volumes, nil
}


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Welcome to Dahana Website
DAHANA Reopens Management Trainee Program
Gumelis
BUSINESS LINE »
Dayagel Seismic
19 New Dahana Employees Attends Inauguration at the Ministry of SOEs
Batch I Completed, DAHANA's Certified Internship Program (CPH) Holds Sharing Session
DAHANA's Management Message upon End of CIP Batch 1 Program
SOEs Collective Recruits Start To Train at DAHANA
Dahana's Millennial Coaching Clinic
Teno, DAHANA's Employee Who Loves Running
DAHANA's Millennials Gather Donation for Jabodetabek Flood Casualties
DAHANA Millennials Supplied Donation to Casualties of Flash Flood in Banten Lebak
Yulia, Dahana's Pretty Blaster
Helmi Muhamad Faisal Optimistic DAHANA Will Grow
About Us » Management » Directors
Ir. Wildan Widarman
President Director:
Born in Tasikmalaya, Wildan Widarman earned his bachelor degree in chemical engineering from Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) in 1994. He started working with DAHANA right after graduation in 1994 as Member of Production. Prior to his assignment as Director of Technology and Development, Wildan served as several senior positions such as Senior Manager, Senior Manager of Production and Support, Dahana General Manager for DAK JO, K3LH and Technology, Planning and Business Development. In 2015 was appointed as Deputy Director for Company's Planning and Logictis and Director of Technology & Development from May 2019 to August 2021. The Minister of State-owned Enterprises appointed Wildan Widarman as DAHANA's President Director by virtue of Decree of Minister of State-owned Enterprises as Shareholder, number SK- 257/MBU/08/2021 dated August 4, 2021. Wildanreceived the Satyalancana Karya Satya Award from the Government of Indonesia in 2014.
Ahyanizzaman
Director of Finance:
Ahyanizzaman has been appointed as PT DAHANA (Persero)'s Director of Finance, Risk Management and Human Resource by virtue of Decree of the Minister of State-owned Enterprises number SK-257/MBU/08/2021 dated August 4, 2021 on discharge, changes to the nomenclature of positions, transfer of duties, and appointment of members of the Board of Directors of PT DAHANA (Persero). Ahyanizzaman is a bachelor in Accounting Economics that he earned from Universitas Airlangga Surabaya in 1991. During his career from 2004 up to the present time he has an extensive experience in national and international Financial Training, Corporate Governance & Leadership and many others. Prior to his assignment as PT DAHANA (Persero)'s Director of Finance, Risk Management and Human Resource in 2021, he served as Finance Director for PT Dirgantara Indonesia (Persero), Marketing & Supply Chain Director, HRD and Legal Director and Finance Director for Semen Indonesia (Persero) Tbk., and President Commissioner of PT Semen Padang.
Suhendra Yusuf Ratu Prawiranegara
Director of Technology and Development
Suhendra Yusuf RPN has been appointed as PT DAHANA (Persero)'s Director of Technology and Development by virtue of Decree of the Minister of State-owned Enterprises number SK-257/MBU/08/2021 dated August 4, 2021 on discharge, changes to the nomenclature of positions, transfer of duties, and appointment of members of the Board of Directors of PT DAHANA (Persero). Suhendra Yusuf RPN is a graduate of Civil Engineering from Universitas Islam Indonesia Yogyakarta. Prior to his assignment as PT DAHANA (Persero)'s Director of Technology and Development in 2021, he served as special staffer of Ministry of Public Works from 2005 to 2009. He received an award from the Ministry of Public Works for the successful acceleration of construction of Suramadu bridge in 2009.
Ir. Bambang Agung
Operation Director:
Ir. Bambang Agung was born in Yogyakarta. Agung, as he is popularly known, studied Mining Engineering at Universitas UPN Yogyakarta. He started working in DAHANA in 1992. Prior to his assignment as Director of Operation, he was General Manager for Quarry and Construction Division and General Mining. He was Director of Technology and Development from 2012 to 2014 and Director of Operation from 2014 up to the present time. Owing to his expertise in mining, Bambang Agung received the Satyalancana Karya Satya Award from the Government of Indonesia in 2003 and 2008 and earned his Masters degree in Management from Sekolah Tinggi PPM Jakarta in 2008.


If you're ever unlucky enough to be arrested, the last thing you want is remain incarcerated. Depending on your alleged offense, being released on bail is a possibility. You may have to go before a judge in a bail hearing.
If your record is clean, your offense minor and there's no reason to think you'll skip your next court appearance, The judge may release you on an unsecured appearance bond. All it requires is your written promise to appear. If you don't, you'll be a fined.
Other types of bail bonds, however, usually require a payment to the court. If you or someone you know can't afford the full amount, you'll need to work with a bail bond agency. Good agencies such as bail bonds denver co can arrange many different kinds of bail bonds.
In many states, bail bond amounts are set according to a schedule, so that people charged with similar offenses get equal treatment. Before imposing bail a judge will consider your criminal, family and work history, ties to the community and the amount of evidence against you.
Misdemeanor bonds. Classifications vary from state to state, but misdemeanors typically include non-violent offenses such as petty theft, reckless driving, trespassing or vandalism.
Felony bonds cover serious and violent crimes such as armed assault or drug distribution. Felony bail is typically much higher than misdemeanor bail.
A delivery immigration bond keeps you out of jail while awaiting your immigration hearing or trial.
A voluntary departure immigration bond requires you to voluntarily leave the country by a court-appointed date if you're are illegally.
Finally, if you aren't charged with a crime but want to appeal a civil judgment, you may post an appeals bond with the court as a sign of good faith that you'll cover the judgment if you lose.


1.2.3.Block "Stores on the map" - up to 3 Product offerings "Offline" with reference to the point of location on a map at the corresponding address of location of the Customer's stationary retail outlet.
3.8. Minimum order amount – 10 c.u.


Please note that electronic modules are the most commonly misdiagnosed failure, please make sure that you are certain that this is the cause of the fault on your washing machine before ordering and replacing.
The Hoover brand name is now owned by the Candy Group is one of the largest producers of domestic appliances in Europe.
However, contrary to popular belief, Hoover has not been a UK company for decades however it remains largely a UK brand and has never really succeeded outside the UK.
As many of the parts used in Hoover are used across the gamut of brands owned by Candy or that Candy make for others, you will find many parts fitted to multiple brands or makes from all over Europe and further afield. Don't worry about this as that is perfectly normal in the appliance industry these days.
For more on the Candy Group brand and company please see this article on the site. and for more on the actual Hoover brand please see this article.
To find the information required for spare parts please see this article on our site.


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1. Amnesty (Picador/Scribner, 2020) / Aravind Adiga
2. The Man in the Red Coat (Alfred A. Knopf, 2020) / Julian Barnes
3. Greenwood (Hogarth/Scribe UK, 2020) / Michael Christie
4. Actress (Jonathan Cape, 2020) / Anne Enright
5. A Good Neighborhood (St Martin's Press, 2020) / Therese Anne Fowler
6. Where You're All Going (Sarabande Books, 2020) / Joan Frank
7. Northernmost (Alfred A. Knopf, 2020) / Peter Geye
8. The Foundling (Manilla Press, 2020) / Stacey Halls
9. A Small Revolution in Germany (4th Estate, 2020) / Philip Hensher
10. Death and the Butterfly (Counterpoint, 2020) / Colin Hester
11. The Resisters (Alfred A. Knopf, 2020) / Gish Jen
12. Grown Ups (Michael Joseph, 2020) / Marian Keyes
13. Strange Hotel (Faber & Faber, 2020) / Eimear McBride
14. Apeirogon (Random House, 2020) / Colum McCann
15. Independence Square (Harvill Secker, 2020) / A.D. Miller
16. Weather (Granta Books, 2020) / Jenny Offill
17. The Freedom Artist (Akashic Books, 2020) / Ben Okri
18. The Lost Future of Pepper Harrow (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2020) / Natasha Pulley
19. Here We Are (Scribner UK, 2020) / Graham Swift
20. Low (Faber & Faber, 2020 / Jeet Thayil
21. Little Disasters (Simon & Schuster UK, 2020) / Sarah Vaughan
1. The Illness Lesson (Doubleday, 2020) / Clare Beams
2. The Water Dancer (Hamish Hamilton, 2020) / Ta-Nehisi Coates
3. The Temple House Vanishing (Corvus, 2020) / Rachel Donohue
4. The Mercies (Picador, 2020) / Kiran Millwood Hargrave
5. Swimming in the Dark (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2020) / Tomasz Jedrowski
1. Come Down (Corsair, 2020) / Fiona Sampson
2. Homie (Chatto & Windus, 2020) / Danez Smith
1. Try to Get Lost: Essays on Travel and Place (University of New Mexico Press, 2020) / Joan Frank
2. Krishna's Playground: Vrindavan in the 21st Century (Oxford University Press India, 2020) / John Stratton Hawley
3. The Splendid and the Vile: A Saga of Churchill, Family, and Defiance During the Blitz (Crown, 2020) / Erik Larson
4. How to Argue with a Racist: History, Science, Race and Reality (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2020) / Adam Rutherford
5. My Autobiography of Carson McCullers: A Memoir (Tin House Books, 2020) / Jenn Shapland


From the cooking, to the glazing and carving a country ham, we hope to provide you with the necessary steps to preparing your Christmas meal with your holiday ham. Check out our video series from 2011 with the help of Chef John Gonzales from A Chef's Kitchen that details the steps to having your ham ready for dinner. If you're looking for cooking instructions on other products besides our hams, go to their respective product page and review the "Store and Cook" tab while viewing on a desktop or on the packaging of your product.
These directions apply to the Uncooked, Bone-In Country Ham. There are two options for cooking: The Oven Method and the Simmer-in-Water Method. While the oven method is a more conventional and easier method, the Simmer-in-Water method provides an extra flavor to the ham. However, either option will still deliver a delicious ham for your meal.
These directions apply to the Uncooked, Bone-In Country Ham, and the Cooked, Boneless Country Ham. Glazing adds an extra level of flavor and delivers a nice display for your centerpiece ham.
Carving is often an under-looked but very critical part to serving your country ham. No matter what country ham you are preparing, whether it's a Bone-In Country Ham or a Petite Country Ham, you must slice your hams as thin as possible. Slicing paper thin slices balances out the strong, salt cured flavor of the ham.