Ramanujan College Cut Off 2019: Ramanujan College is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Delhi. The College was previously known as Deshbandhu Evening College and was functioning in the evening hours at the same building of Deshbandhu College. It awards degrees under the purview of the university and offers courses in science, humanities and commerce disciplines at the undergraduate level. The college was Established in 2010.
Every year, this college release multiple cut-off lists for admission to various undergraduate courses on the basis of class 12 board marks. The candidates who meet the Ramanujan College Cut Off 2019 are granted admission to this college. To know about the Ramanujan College cut off 2019 for admission to the academic session 2019-2020, read below.
The candidates applying for the admission to Ramanujan College will have to keep themselves updated with the release of the official schedule. It is advised that the applicant must keep visiting the website on a regular basis. The schedule will provide all the important dates and events of the admission procedure. It must be known by the candidate applying for the admission to the college. Once the schedule is released, the applicant is advised that they must save and download it so as not to miss any of the latest events.
The tentative schedule of Ramanujan College Cut off 2019 is mentioned in the tabular format below. The officially released schedule will be available once it is released by the University.
The cut off of Ramanujan College will be released in an online mode on the official website of the University. It is important that the applicant must save and download the cut off list once it is available. The candidates who have submitted the Application Form and have applied to the college for the admission will be able to go through the cut off list. It must be noted by the candidate that the cut off marks will vary as per the course and the stream offered by the college. The University will not be conducting any form of an entrance test for the admission and the final admission will be on the basis of the marks secured by the applicant in their qualifying examination. The candidate must have provided the correct and valid details in the Application Form as the details provided will be cross-checked at the time of the final admission by the college authorities.
The Applicants can go through the procedure of checking the cut off list of Ramanujan College. It is important that the candidate must avoid any form of error while checking the cut off list which will be available in an online mode.
Visit the official website of the University and go to the admission portal.
The link of the cut off list along with the name of the College will be available.
Click on the link of the college for which the candidate has applied.
The list will appear on the screen in a PDF format. Go through the cut off marks as per the category which will be mentioned in the list.
Candidates are advised that they must save and download it for future references.
NOTE: The candidates, first of all, need to register and fill up the application form. The candidates must check the eligibility criteria before applying. To know the steps that are to be followed after the publication of the cut-off list, the applicants must refer to "DU Cut-off list".
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We had arranged to meet at the priddy good cafe at 9:30am so of we went, there was myself Liz, Tony, and Dave, we were meeting Kermit for a nice big breakfast, after breakfast we all headed of to the Fairy Quarry for some underground fun.
We got changed and I led the way to Shatter, where I struggled for a few minutes to get the gate open, but after a few mins we were in, so in I go and sign the sign in book with our names and date and off we head further into the dark.
First we came to Canopy Chamber but I couldn't remember that's what it was called, next it was Diesel Chamber, with every new part of the cave we came to Kermit said "where are we now Kay" to which I replied I don't know. So further into the cave we go past Erratic Rift and past the Tor Hall, through Pisa Chamber to where Kermit's favourite part of the cave lies, the angel wing, after Liz had took a couple photos on her gopro we headed up into the Ring Road, which I went straight past the climb up so Kermit pointed it out and up we went.
We then went through to the Pillar Chamber which is absolutely stunning with the white floor and big pillars, we looked at the crawl to the end of the cave and decided not to head down there, instead we headed to the Z squeeze, I went through first so I could show the others how to get down, and off we headed towards the exit, back through all the chambers and passageways, all with Kermit asking "And where are we now Kay" I could remember some of them but not all I remembered Frozen Niagara Falls and Pisa Chamber but couldn't remember the others but hey ho, we made it out and headed into W/L.
We headed into W/L to go and see the original Lilly Pads which we had seen the ones in Shatter so off we went into the deep again to see the wonders that lie beneath the ground, after we had been in and found them which I walked straight past them, ( I really need to open my eyes more ) we then headed out and over to Fernhill.
Fernhill is a circle man made shaft down to a ledge and you use a static ladder to get down to it and another one to reach the bottom of the shaft this is a very short cave but has some really spectacular curtains, which I think are really pretty because they have got loads of different colours in them, after we had spent a couple minutes we headed back out and on pulling up the ladder it got caught on the fixed ladder so down I went to get it untangled so we could pull it up.
After we had all got changed we stopped of at a pub for a quick drink as we were a little bit early for the pub meal we had booked in the Queen Victoria so Kermit headed of to the Wessex to give Mark and Keith a lift to there talk, and Liz, Tony, Dave and myself headed to the Queen Vic for our meal and Kermit meet us there at half 6, we had very nice meals and all headed home.
And Nobody Died Or Nothing.


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Computing Games published by Take-Two Interactive
The following is a list of Computing Games published by Take-Two Interactive in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other games may have been published. If you have any games or software that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.
There are 14 Computing Games published by Take-Two Interactive in our collection :
Date: 2000 Action Bass
Software House: Take-Two Interactive
Platform : Sony Playstation 1
Date: 2005 Amped 3
Author: Take-Two Interactive
Date: 2001 City Crisis
City Crisis is a helicopter simulation developed by Syscom Entertainment, and published by Take-Two Interactive for the PlayStation 2
Date: 15th February Duke Nukem: Time to Kill
No manual
Date: Unknown Nihao Kai-Lan Super Game Day
Author: High Voltage Software
Platform : Nintendo Wii
Date: 21st May Red Dead Redemption
Author: Rockstar Games
Date: 2005 Sid Meier's Civilization III Complete (PC Gamer)
Author: Firaxis Games
Date: 2005 Sid Meier's Civilization IV
Date: 2007 Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Beyond The Sword (Expansion)
Date: 2010 Sid Meier's Civilization V
Date: 2004 Sid Meier's Pirates! (PC Gamer)
Date: 2001 Spec Ops: Covert Assault
Date: 1st January TopSpin 3
Date: Unknown UEFA Champions League Season 2000/2001
Author: Silicon Dreams

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Paris-Based Ad Firm Expanding on PAS Mere Months After Moving in
By Liam La Guerre December 8, 2015 6:00 pm
330 West 34th Street. Liam La Guerre
Criteo, a French online advertising company, has signed a 10-year lease for 19,269 square feet amassing the entire 10th floor of TF Cornerstone's 387 Park Avenue South, expanding its footprint in the 12-story property to nearly 60,000 square feet.
The firm is growing from its current 40,000-square-foot New York headquarters on the entire 11th and 12th floors of the office and retail property between East 27th and East 28th Streets. Criteo's lease includes exclusive access to the building's outdoor roof deck which includes a 2,000-square-foot glass conference space. The company moved into the space about six months ago, as The Wall Street Journal reported. Asking rents in the building are $77 per square foot.
"The capital improvements we have invested in this asset have been a significant driver in the robust leasing activity at 387 Park Avenue South and the high-grade tenant mix in both the office and retail portions of the property," Palmer "Chip" Sealy, the director of office leasing at TF Cornerstone, said in a statement.
Matt Leon of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank represented TF Cornerstone in the transaction and a team led by CBRE's David Hollander brokered the deal for the tenant.
"Criteo chose this location for a combination of the energy and vibe of Midtown South and proximity to public transportation," Mr. Hollander said in prepared remarks. "The building itself has completed a fabulous renovation and Criteo has very special space inclusive of skylights and significant outdoor space."
TF Cornerstone is currently completing a $20 million building renovation, including installation of an all-glass façade at the base, a new roof deck and heating and ventilation systems, as well as revitalization of two lobbies and elevators.
The 230,000-square-foot property is 78 percent leased following Criteo's expansion. Other new office tenants include residential brokerage Citi Habitats and workspace provider Regus. On the retail end, Artisanal Fromagerie Bistro and fitness center Barry's Bootcamp recently signed deals at 387 Park Avenue South to open next year.
Keywords: 387 Park Avenue South, Artisanal Fromagerie Bistro, Barry's Bootcamp, CBRE, Citi Habitats, Criteo, Newmark Knight Frank, Regus, TF Cornerstone


Apparently "Jezebel" isn't a word associated only with the Bible, Southern whores, "tragic mulattos", contemporary music or, uh, girly celeb/fashion blogs: It's also totally about building bombs! According to a recruitment notice that appeared in Scientific American in 1956, "Jezebel" was the name given to a bare plutonium sphere at the University of California's notorious Los Alamos, New Mexico laboratory. (This excites some of us. Seriously). After the jump, the entire ad — as presented by Modern Mechanix — including an explanation on why a company town devoted to instruments of mass murder was "an ideal community and climate in which to live and raise a family"!


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This fruit crisp is a lighter substitute for apple pie. It has less flour, sugar and fat than pie!
I made these crisps in individual ramekins. About 12 per recipe. Cut the recipe in 1/4 if you only want to make a few little ones!
Preheat your oven to 375 degrees F or 350 if using a glass or ceramic baking pan.
Combine dry ingredients in food processor or bowl. Add butter and pulse for 3- four second bursts so it looks like cornmeal. Add nuts and pulse again for 5-one second bursts till it looks like wet sand. Do not over mix. Keep in frig while preparing apples. If mixing by hand add butter and pinch butter till it looks like wet sand. Then mix in finely chopped nuts.
This is what the topping looks like before adding the nuts.
Combine above ingredients in a large bowl. Pour evenly into a 9×13 inch baking pan.
Sprinkle topping evenly over apples.
Place crisp in middle of oven. Bake 40 minutes or until fruit bubbles and the topping is light brown.
Other fruit can be used. If using plums, mix 2 Tablespoons quick cooking tapioca with the plums.
If you want a darker crust, use the broiler for a few minutes.
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Looks totally delicious!! I bet it smells amazing too.
It looks very delicious. Thank you for sharing.


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We should stop voting on judicial nominees with questionable track records on race
Tim Scott Dec 07, 2018 2:00 PM ET
Unfortunately, there are those in this country who see racism in everything, and they are countered by those who believe racism no longer exists in any substantive way. While our nation has made significant progress over the past 50 years, there is no doubt we still have work left to do.
What this means, regardless of the obvious issues the Democratic Party has on race, is that the Republican Party must strive to do better. We can build on the momentum of opportunity zones and criminal-justice reform to show we are serious about tackling real issues facing people of color. I know conservative solutions can transform lives, but if folks don't trust us, implementing those solutions becomes impossible.
We must not seek to sow the seeds of discord, but rather embrace the power of unity. Simply put, if the Senate votes on a candidate that doesn't move us in that direction, I will not support him or her. Our country deserves better.
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The Supreme Court just made an incredible power grab


To the Honourable the President and members of the Senate in Parliament assembled: the humble petition of the undersigned citizens of Australia respectfully showeth their desire to stop the commercial exploitation of the kangaroo.
Your petitioners therefore humbly pray that your Honourable House re-apply the ban on the export of kangaroo products.
And your petitioners, as in duty bound will ever pray.


This is another great complementary item for any survival pack or bug out bag. The Survival Fishing Kit - Type 2 is packed with the most useful items (over 63 pieces) for freshwater fishing in the event of a temporary survival situation. It utilizes quality components in all of this line of survival kits. This Survival Fishing Kit comes packed in the same size steel storage container as the Mini Survival Kit and is proudly assembled in the USA. The bright steel container can also be used as a signal reflector.
What is the difference between the Type 1 and Type 2 Survival Fishing Kits? The Type 1 has a 100 foot length of 20 lb test monofilament line on a plastic spool and Type 2 comes with a 50 foot length of 20 lb test and a 50 foot length of 40 lb test monofilament fishing lines plus a few additional hooks and swivels.
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Alma Caribeña - Caribbean Soul is the ninth studio solo album and third Spanish album recorded by Cuban-American singer-songwriter Gloria Estefan.  It was first released by Epic Records in France on May 9, 2000, and in North America on May 23, 2000.

Reception

At the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards, in February 2001, the album won the award for Best Tropical Latin Album, giving Estefan her third win in this category. At the 1st Annual Latin Grammy Awards, in September 2000, the video for the first single "No Me Dejes de Querer", directed by Emilio Estefan Jr. and Gloria Estefan, won Best Music Video. At the Billboard Latin Music Awards, the album won the award for Best Tropical Salsa Album.

Track listing

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Certifications

Awards

Release history

See also
List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2000
List of number-one Billboard Tropical Albums from the 2000s

References

2000 albums
Gloria Estefan albums
Epic Records albums
Spanish-language albums
Albums produced by Emilio Estefan
Grammy Award for Best Tropical Latin Album

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Q: To find the rank of $T_A$ Let $A$ be an $n \times n$ matrix and let $$T_A : M_{n \times n}(F) \to M_{n \times n}(F)$$ be the linear transformation $$X \to AXA.$$ We want to find the rank of $T_A$. Also we have to prove that there exists a matrix $B$ such that $ABA = A$.
I tried to find the Ker of $T_A$. Can someone give any hints or direction to proceed?

A: Let $r$ be the rank of $A$. Then $A=USV$ for some invertible matrices $U$ and $V$ with $S=I_r\oplus0$. Now define two linear maps $\alpha$ and $\beta$ on $M_n(\mathbb R)$ by
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\alpha(X)=VXU,\ \beta(X)=UXV.
$$
Then $\alpha,\beta$ are invertible linear maps and $T_A=\beta\circ T_S\circ\alpha$. Therefore,

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*$T_A$ has the same rank as $T_S$;

*if $SCS=S$ for some matrix $C$, then $ABA=A$ when $B=V^{-1}CU^{-1}$.

Hence the problem boils down to the special case where $A=S$. You may continue from here.

A: For the second thing you want to prove, the idea is that $A$ can have elementary column operatortions performed on it to turn it into a block matrix where the upper left block is an invertible $(n-k) \times (n-k) $ matrix and all the other blocks are $0$.
Let $C$ be the product of all elementary matrices used to perform these operations. Then take $D$ to be the a block matrix of the same type where the top left is the inverse to the top left block of $A$ and the rest are also $0$ blocks. Then $B = CD$.

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marklin-users.net community | Forum » General topics » News from Märklin and others » ESU new V60!!!
ESU new diesel locomotive V60 with the new generation loksound V5!!!
There is 31 functions but ESU Ecos 50210 handle just only 28 functions.
At time 2:04 of the youtube video it is written Loksound 5 Railcomm M4.
28 (or 29) seems to be the maximum number of functions in the DCC specs.
Nope. AFAIK the limit is 16384 functions per address with DCC, but not all decoders and not all controllers support more than 29 functions (but I know that Uhlenbrock decoders and controllers do, but some controllers are limited to 9999 functions).
Does it say if they are going to offer it in 3-rail also?
Do we have any indication of the likely price?
Possible between € 420-450 euro.
Brawa do also start produce V 60 and the prices seems same like ESU.
ESU delivery V 60 Q1/2019 while Brawa is Q3/2019.
The new ESU V60 topic comes at an ironic time for me. Over the holiday I have been messing around on a little project. I found in the storage room my first Marklin baseboard from 30 years ago which was an 1800mm three siding shunting puzzle layout based on K track. The layout used a 3665 V60 a 3696 tank loco and eight era IV freight wagons all with relex couplers. Both loks have telex and this was supplemented by three track uncouplers. This little layout provided hours of fun, education and frustration for me and the kids.
The whole of my Marklin kit went to the storage loft for about fifteen years until about five years ago when I was nearing retirement. I have since invested in a modest layout based on C track and some new loks and rolling stock. A couple of loks have the newer telex which works OK with the newer NEM couplings but I have never been totally impressed and mixing Nem and reflex is a nightmare. The old 3665 telex does not like the Nem couplers at all. I keep wondering whether the new telex on the Insider Croc will become the norm for a couple of new item shunters in the near future.
I would like to reconstruct this little puzzle in some form to keep my brain occupied and perhaps to educate the increasing brood of grandchildren.
To invest in a 37861 V60 with all the bells and whistles and use Nem wagons.
And then of course Goofy announces the new ESU V60 and I was instantly smitten. Problem one I should have to do some smart undercover accounting to keep the expense from the FD. Problem two I am not sure the ESU copes with Marklin couplers can someone tell me if I am correct.
Your thoughts and suggestions would be appreciated.
ESU digital couples are magnetic and you should use plastic coupler like Roco.
I use Roco coupler number 40395.
By the way...did you know Brawa also present new V60 with the digital coupler too that are same like Lenz in scale H0?
Merged RWill's post into main ESU V60 topic.
some questions I can comment on: the new telex coupling from ESU is adjustable in height. how this works is anybody's guess, is it manually or digital ? or do have to adjust it every time you use a different carriage and coupling mechanism, secondly the price I've seen so far is Euro 399.00 from Modellbahn Lippe.
regarding the next generation Loksound 5 with 31 functions is another not yet explained new item. the loco has various digital functions such as applying the brake and the loco will go into braking mode and when releasing this function the loco will start moving again. the smoke generator is synchronized with the motor and also releases more smoke when the diesel motor is activated. there are several different light functions, it has an inbuilt battery resource for constant contact, its an all metal model with a bell shaped motor, there is one wheel with a rubber tyre, the interior consists of interior cab light and lit up instrument panel (digital activated), a driver is also present.
comparing prices with Märklin's steam loco BR 08 for Euro 600.00, the Märklin loco doesn't look that expensive than, one would imagine its at least 3 times the size in length and one can just speculate where the main cost is coming from, metal, design, molds, electronics ?
Loksound V 5.0 will be another wake up call for us, part from 28 functions to 31 what else will it bring that is new or will the V 4.0 be upgradable to V 5.0 and this will be in conjunction with the ECoS., will there be more Aux functions as well ?
I personally haven't had any information from ESU as yet, which is not unusual.
some questions I can comment on: the new telex coupling from ESU is adjustable in height. how this works is anybody's guess, is it manually or digital ?
How shall you do that by adjust the height of the telex couple with digital?
Not sure if there is more AUX functions but if then ESU must put more power consumption in the decoder.
Loksound V 4.0 do have 1,1 Amp.
Loksound V 5.0 1,3-1,5 Amp?
Goofy, it was just a thought, nothing to do with actual facts.
I have the original ESU version of this locomotive (ESU part number 31060).
Whilst it looks beautiful, and has all the features of the newly announced version (diesel smoke, Telex couplers, full sound, curve sensors, etc), its tractive effort is so low that it cannot pull anything at all on my layout. Even a couple of wagons is too much.
Although made of metal, the loco is very light, and with only a single traction tyre can barely move its own weight. It's a shame, as I was going to use it as a shunting loco on my layout.
Of course, I can't say that the new ESU V60 will have the same problem, but I would suggest you try one on a test track before you buy it!
ESU did verified that the tension has been more improved with the new construction.
It will be interesting to know what this means to all the existing V4 and Select installations etc. The sound library etc.
In the US ESU has made a strong name with their sound library. In Europe some other manufacturers, for example Zimo, have jumped into this space and have (according to some) a more compelling product. The Loksound 5 will be an answer to this.
Nigel, so far rubber tyres are concerned nothing has changed and even the video it shows only 3 carriages which I thought was dismal, most probably one could change this 2 rubber tyres but not knowing how hard or easy it would be to exchange wheels and secondly for the money you pay someone at ESU has come up with an overreacted cautious design to make sure the loco doesn't have any lack of track contact it has a power pack as well.
To be honest: If there is a need to add rubber tires for the model to work properly (we don't know yet if that is the case), then please punish ESU by not buying the model at all. It should not be necessary to cash out 400 Euroes and then having to modify the model for it to actually work.
Let's face it: modern locos are often much more fragile than their predecessors and have a much lower weight and lower tractive effort.
The tractive effort of a Märklin Köf II or Köf III (no traction tyres) is rather low and they work best with 2 or 2 two-axle cars or up to 2 four-axle cars.
Modern cars with plastic frames and tip bearings will work much better than old cars with needle bearings.
Those who are concerned about tractive effort can wait with their orders until we have loco reviews that show how much the loco can pull.
I also have doubts about how long the cogwheels of a single axle powered locmotive will last when compared to the old multi axle powered steamers.
I don't think in this case we need a review for all the locomotives, but be presented with the conclusions of a lab test for 2 scenarios, like for example between a 30470-1 and a 37836 (if this is not single axle powered, please correct by giving other that is).
I consider that a locomotive is not multi axle powered when only one of the axles have cogwheels. If this assumption is not correct then we must understadn how long lasts the side rods.
Other opinions or comments on this are welcome.
The 16384 functions implies 14 bits of data, if we need an additional 1 bit to say if the function is on or off, thats 15 bits of data.
The DCC standard's extended format allows for 5, 13, or 21 bits of data (unless I'm reading the wrong section or not digging deep enough into it), but it sees the DCC standards from the NMRA provide for way more than 16384 functions (with a 21 bit payload), though no one has build such a decoder/encoder pair I assume.
Is s-9.2.1 the right place to find this?
The model looks very interesting indeed. The volume available to the loco is fixed based on the prototype and H0 scale. So all ESU can do is increase the density to make it heavier to put more weight down on the small wheel/rail head interface. The single rubber traction tire is likely a compromise of traction vs reliable power pickup and operation across various turnouts and crossings.
I'm intrigued with the shunting announcement of the length to go to the point of coupling; is that just arbitrary and relies on the user pressing the function key for the speech at a specific distance from the target? I can see it possibly adjusting when the various announcements of (3 lengths, 2 lengths, 1 lengths, 1/2 lengths away) happen based on speed but how is the initial distance determined I wonder. A distance sensor could be estimating that distance.
though no one has build such a decoder/encoder pair I assume.
As I wrote I have an Uhlenbrock decoder that supports functions beyond F28 and my IB could be upgraded to version 2.0 to get support for functions beyond F28.
I haven't tried it, but this is a known encoder/decoder pair.
Someone have google translated below from Esu website regarding the new Esu decoders V5 (all though I was unable locate the German text from Esu website).
"The LokSound decoder of the fifth generation has been completely redeveloped. By using a new, powerful 32-bit processor, all the features of the previously known LokSound decoders have been significantly improved: LokSound 5 decoders play up to 10 sound channels simultaneously, each channel achieving hi-fi quality thanks to 16-bit resolution and 31250Hz sample rate, With a LokSound 5 decoder, the sound quality and dynamic range of your locomotives will almost match the original. 128 Mbit noise storage provide enough capacity.
LokSound 5 decoders feature even better engine load control with up to 50 kHz clock speed and noise-optimized motor control so that in the future even bell anchor or gauge 1 engines with excellent low-speed driving characteristics will drive silently.
In addition, every LokSound 5 decoder is a true multi-protocol decoder with all four known data formats: in addition to DCC with RailComPlus, they all understand the M4 format and automatically log on to modern Märklin® control units. Support for Motorola® and Selectrix® makes it possible to use it with older control panels. Furthermore, every (even N track!) LokSound 5 decoder can be run on analogue DC and AC systems. The desired operating mode is automatically detected.
Depending on the central unit, up to 32 functions are possible, which can be assigned any special functions with the uniquely flexible ESU function mapping. Three new, individually adjustable brake controls, as well as a two-stage heavy-load simulation, bring just as much joy of playing as the new random functions, with the help of which light effects can also be controlled at random. To meet the different sizes and power requirements of the vehicles, LokSound 5 decoders are offered in various versions."
I suppose that the new Loksound V5.0 from the ESU can also use same sound files to download in ESU homepage?
Or there will be new sound files to present?
Well, the existing software can convert loksound v3.5 files to v4 format, so I would the capability to be added to convert either of these to V5 format.
Alan, so far I'm aware of you can't change a Version 3.5 sound decoder to a Version 4.0 sound decoder.
My understanding from what is promulgated on the Loksound email group is that the Lokprogrammer software can import a v3.5 project and convert it to a v4 project. The results may not be ideal (due to sampling rate of the sound being converted, and so on) but at least makes a project available when no v4 project has yet been generated. I would expect a similar situation with v5 capable version of Lokprogrammer software.
I haven't had occasion to attempt such an import myself.
The version 31410 will be shipped from Week 02/2019, the others will follow in February.
It is possible to convert Loksound 3 decoders to Loksound 3.5 decoders with a firmware upgrade.
You cannot convert Loksound 3.5 decoders to v4 decoders and you cannot load v4 projects onto 3.5 decoders. Nobody suggested that.
Alan wrote: My understanding from what is promulgated on the Loksound email group is that the Lokprogrammer software can import a v3.5 project and convert it to a v4 project.
Tom, I've left the word "Lokprogrammer" out, as Alan already mentioned the Lokprogrammer I had no reason to repeat it and on this assumption I said what I said and I've suggested nothing else, what ESU is capable of changing, convert, project of any decoder is not much help for us, the end consumer.
I thought with your past experiences you would be in a position to verify whether or not a sound decoder V 3.5 can be converted into a Version 4 sound decoder.
I haven't tried to convert a 3.5 project, but I believe you are using the wrong process, you don't load it as a 3.5 project and then change the decoder to a v4. You open the lokprogrammer, make connection with the v4 decoder, then IMPORT (not load) the v3,5 project. It needs to be imported into the v4 environment to do the required conversion, not read as a v3.5 then attempt a load into a v4 decoder. That doesn't do the required conversion.
Brochure for the ESU V60.
Well the wondering is over, the unit is all ready being delivered, someone will be able to put it on a track somewhere in the world to test it.
Got my invite to confirm my order today, confirmed and payed for my order.
Hopefully it will arrive soon at my door.
HO, ECoS 2, Märklin C-track, any country, any design, any era & any brand which i like.
Yes i did heard a danish hobby store also got this new model arrived.
Love V 60. And this one sounds great too.
No the problem are Märklin K-turnots.
Thank you for the video Peter.
Now the "non-jumping" V60s videos can be placed by the members claiming that the ESU version is jumping over turnouts.
That's a hell of a rough ride! No wonder the driver is putting out a smoke screen to hide his embarrassment!
The owner of the layout should be embarrassed to be showing a video of such bad track work. You can see the coaches rocking and rolling as they cross the points as well, not just the loco.
And one would fix this how?
Isn't it the track piece geometry and the gaps in it that are going to cause this as the loco crosses over at a slow speed, whereby one gets the maximum movement into any rail gaps?


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The museum boasts a large number of valuable exhibits. The extensive collections bear witness to the culture and history of this World Heritage City from pre-history right through to the 21st century.
Besides the art gallery, the museum also hosts an permanent exhibition called "In the Flow of History. The River Regnitz as Bamberg's Lifeline", which focuses on the history of the city and the surrounding region.
The latest addition to the permanent collections of the Museum of History is the exhibtion "Jewish Life in Bamberg" which explores the many traces of its Jewish inhabitants, their culture and life through the centuries.
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The Story of How Darth Vader Got His Lightsaber Is Actually Pretty Normal, and That's Great
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Darth Vader ignites his infamous lightsaber for the first time in Darth Vader #12
Image: Giuseppe Camuncoli, David Curiel, and Daniele Orlandini (Marvel Comics)
The lightsaber of Darth Vader holds great potency, whether it's as iconic imagery in the Star Wars franchise, or as an actual artifact of great power and importance in the Star Wars galaxy itself. This has been true for both the new and old canons, but now the former has chronicled how Vader gained his red lightsaber, and it turns out the story is kind of banal. And that's not a criticism!
Set immediately after the events of Revenge of the Sith, Marvel's second Darth Vader comic—written by Charles Soule, with art by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Daniele Orlandini, and David Curiel, and lettering from Joe Caramagna—has so far dealt with the earliest days of Anakin Skywalker's life entombed in the mechanical form of Darth Vader. He's been hunting down the last of the Jedi, getting used to his tumultuous new relationship with Palpatine, and most importantly, been forging his own Sith weapon.
Vader's had a lightsaber for a while now in the book—having performed the traditional Sith ritual of forcefully taking a lightsaber crystal from a Jedi and corrupting it, filling the gem with rage and grief in a spectacularly tragic moment last year. But it's not been the famous weapon we know him for, at least externally—Vader's simply been walking around using the hilt used by the Jedi he stole the crystal from in the first place, Kirak Infil'a:
Vader's first hilt, as seen in Darth Vader #5.
Image: Giuseppe Camuncoli, David Curiel, and Cam Smith (Marvel Comics)
That is until last month's Vader #11, which saw the Dark Lord set up in a hit by bounty hunters, who managed to destroy the hilt in an attempt on Vader's life. The crystal Vader had corrupted was recovered, but the hilt was destroyed entirely, briefly robbing him of his only-recently-acquired weapon.
Bounty hunters destroy Vader's lightsaber in Darth Vader #11.
That brings us to the opening pages of this week's Darth Vader #12, which sees Vader make a quick return to Coruscant in an attempt to hunt down just who among the upper echelons of Imperial rule tried to have him killed. It's a quiet journey back with one of the Imperial Inquisitorius, and in the time they spend in hyperspace, Vader diligently constructs himself a new hilt... the legendary black-and-silver recreation of the saber he wielded as Anakin Skywalker, Jedi Knight.
And that's it. There's no grand backstory to desperately reveal, no game-changing history behind the blade that would become Darth Vader's tool of destruction. He had one, it got broken, and so he built himself a new one. Honestly, that's actually pretty refreshing for Star Wars.
Vader builds his iconic weapon in this week's Darth Vader #12.
So much of Star Wars is bound up in the ideas of fate and destiny. It's a saga about prophecies and chosen ones, characters doomed to fall or fated to save the day. Hell, a third of the film franchise is a prequel examining how everything we knew and loved about the original saga was set up to happen. Even more of it is now, since we have the Star Wars Story brand to stamp on tales of how the events and characters we already knew came to be. Not even this Darth Vader comic could escape Star Wars' obsession with destiny, pitched from the moment it was announced as being the story of how Darth Vader came to wield his infamous crimson blade.
So to finally come to that revelation 12 issues later, and have it be so normal, might be a little bit disappointing to some—in the way that, say, the banality of Rey's origins in The Last Jedi skewered years of fan theories about her. But there's just as much power in having the reason for Vader's lightsaber come about be so thoroughly normal. Not everything in the galaxy far, far away has to be ensconced in this idea of predetermined destiny, of having to have such importance behind every little action and facet of a character that it becomes their fate. Sometimes, in this heady world of laser swords and magical powers, of rebellious heroes and masked villains, things can just happen, and be normal, instead of being part of the greater, mystical destiny of Star Wars' vast saga.
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The Vatican has reached agreement with the Lutheran World Federation on a joint statement to be released for the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's theses, the president of the Pontifical Council for Christian Unity has disclosed.
The joint document will be released in June, Cardinal Kurt Koch told Austrian interviewers. In a candid exchange, the cardinal also spoke of some of the main obstacles to ecumenical progress. He listed the continued fragmentation of Protestant groups and the failure of Orthodox leaders to reach their own mutual understanding on the question of primacy.
So, additional steps towards Roman, Orthodox, and Protestant unity continue to move forward. But they are not ready quite yet, with papal primacy/supremacy being a stumbling block.
Rome – For years, experts on ecumenism have said that the main stumbling block to putting the divided Christian family back together again isn't so much the papacy, but a certain overly monarchical model of it. If we could find new ways of exercising primacy, they prophesied, unity might move a massive step closer to reality.
One veteran expert believes those "new ways" may have arrived with Pope Francis, predicting that this pontiff will prove a "boon" to ecumenism.
Actually, the Bible warns against the type of ecumenism that Cardinal Koch is advocating and those who are Catholic or Protestant truly should fear what this will develop into.
Even if he is a truly faithful Roman Catholic, Cardinal Kurt Koch's job, as well as Pope Francis' vision for ecumenical unity (see Is Pope Francis Catholic?), from a prophetic perspective, is dangerous. The Bible shows that an ecumenical unity for the world is coming out of Europe (cf. Revelation 13:3-4,8) and it will not be faithful to the early and true apostolic traditions or sacred scripture.
While proper cooperation with various church groups should be encouraged, Cardinal Koch's and Pope Francis' real goals of unity (the way I think they both want it) should not be. Do not enough Protestants and Catholics see what is really going on?
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Manius Acilius Glabrio war ein römischer Politiker und Senator gegen Ende des 2. Jahrhunderts v. Chr. Er gehörte der gens Acilia an und war ein Schwiegersohn des Quintus Mucius Scaevola. Wahrscheinlich war Acilius Glabrio im Jahr 122 v. Chr. Volkstribun. Er war der Initiator eines Gesetzes, der lex Acilia de intercalando, das wohl mit dem auf der Tabula Bembina überlieferten, in Urbino gefundenen, Repetundengesetz identisch ist. Sein Sohn Manius Acilius Glabrio war 67 v. Chr. Konsul.

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 Thomas Robert Shannon Broughton: The Magistrates of the Roman Republik. Band 3: Supplement. Scholars Press, Atlanta, Georgia 1986, ISBN 0-89130-811-3, S. 2.

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Politiker (Römische Republik)
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"Youth": Beauty That Leads to Suffocation
The place is a European spa. The hero is a creative artist who finds himself unwilling or unable to create. There have been many women in his life, and, at one point, they all show up, calling out and crowding his imagination. Remind you of anything? Well, that was the story of Fellini's "8 1/2," and now it is the story of "Youth," the new film from Paolo Sorrentino, whose previous work, "The Great Beauty," sauntered in the footsteps of "La Dolce Vita." How should we view such flagrant homage - as a show of humility, or of arrogance?
The artist in this instance is a composer, Fred Ballinger (Michael Caine), who is taking the air at a Swiss retreat. There he is visited by an obsequious pest from Buckingham Palace, no less, who bears a request from the Queen: would Ballinger conduct his most celebrated work at a special concert—and, in the process, rise to become Sir Fred? Ballinger is content, however, to hang out with his friend Mick Boyle (Harvey Keitel), a film director, who is stuck on his latest project, and whose son (Ed Stoppard) is married to Ballinger's daughter (Rachel Weisz). Also present is Miss Universe (Madalina Diana Ghenea), who bathes naked in front of the old guys, indifferent to their flaccid gaze, and a movie star (Paul Dano), who feels in peril, poor lamb, of being typecast by success. The movie is gorgeous, as you would expect from Sorrentino, but beauty this great can lead to suffocation. The plot goes round and round and nowhere, and the highlight is a couple of blistering monologues—one from Weisz, delivered while she is cloaked in mud, and another from Jane Fonda, as an aging screen goddess, encased in her own crust of powder and Botox. The men in this film make a fetish of their blockage. The women want to break free.
Source: The New Yorker, December 7, 2015 issue


I love the Patels so much! Rachel is my best friend Kayleigh's big sister, and her husband Rishin and their baby girl Stella are such a hilarious, low-key, fun family to hang out with. I worked with them a few months back when Stella was just a little thing, and it's so crazy seeing how big she's grown and the personality she has developed! She's also quite possibly the cutest thing in the entire world. Just sayin'.
Their cozy home is full of beautiful photo-ops and we had such a great time during this chill at-home session. At home sessions are so intimate and comfortable - they're some of my favorite sessions, especially for families with little ones. It was so great to hang out with Rachel, Rishin and Stella and take their photos!


Each year we round up the B-Kyu places that have shut their doors. For those we loved thanks for the great food and those we missed out on visiting we are truly sad we never got there.
It's always a sad trip we take at this time of year looking back on places that have closed. With all the hoohah for new places opening, we like to remember the ones that closed. The greatest loss this year had to be the Oceanic Cafe, a cafe on the east side of Central Station that you could safely say was iconic. This was one of those 'we really need to go back there soon' kind of places, its closure sparked off a flurry of revisits to favourite spots for us.
We've mainly covered the areas we know well (Chinatown, southern CBD, Ultimo and Newtown) but if there are any other places you would like to remember, then please leave a comment.
There's been considerable change in our beloved Chinatown this year. The building works on the corner of Dixon and Little Hay have made the central strip a little drab, a precursor to the major works due when the Entertainment Centre is pulled down in 2015 and construction begins on new apartment blocks.
The Malaysians cleared out of Cafe Kasturi but It's Time For Thai, one of the only halal Thai places in the area, has made an excellent replacement. Malay Village closed their challenge to Mamak, it was briefly a Chinese hot pot resto but now is Korean BBQ. Nearby Supermeal on Goulburn Street was extensively renovated and has opened as Jiangnan. At the top end of Dixon Street Little Lamb and KoFoo Korean (soon to be Hawker by the Mamak team) closed.
In the food courts, one of our favourite places in Eating World, Singapore Shiok, closed and reopened as the Thai stall Tiger Cave. At the Sussex Centre we lost Nasi House, North and South Cuisine and Wooree BBQ. Dixon House seemed to continue its woes with stalls opening and closing only a few months later, including Mother Thai, Just Thai, Shanghai Delicious House, Daily Fresh Hong Kong Dumplings and Mekong Eating House.
Around the fringes were closures of Yummy Eight, Dim Sum Store on Little Hay, Cafe Nine (now Do Dee Paidang), Sydney Best Dim Sim, Gungho (now Yummy One), Charlie Lovetts, Coffee Boulevard and Dan's House.
A non-food related victim of changing times, Sol Levy closed it's doors on George Street.
Renovation is World Square saw Zozo Korean Restaurant close. Nearby one of our first forays into Korean dining, Hanabi, closed and has been replaced by ramen hot spot Yasaka. Laksa House in the Queen Victoria building has been replaced by Assam Thai Eating House, and Jaipur Sweets closed and moved to George Street as India Gate. Froyo joints closed as quickly as they sprung up (Snowpink and Moochi chains), and Michelle's Patisserie closed in the Hunter Connection.
In Darlinghurst Cantina Mobile was replaced by Sumo Salad. Raquels, Oxford Social and Boom Banana closed. Anastasia's in Paddington, a long time resident, closed its red doors.
There was considerable movement in Newtown, as rising rents forced out some players and reinvention was the name of the game. The froyo movement peaked with WowCow (now Whateley Lane Italian Eatery), Yogurtland (now Dumpling Hut) and Zwirl closing. The gelato wars continue.
Cafes turned over at lightning speed, Fringe Cafe (now Cloud 9 Chocolate Cafe), Astinos became Spectrum and then Lattetude and is now Exotik Latin Cafe, the cafe opposite Urban Bites became the excellent Handcraft Coffee, Tango Flavours became Lentil As Anything, Cheeky Czech became Foodelicious, and Citrus is due to reopen as Urban Delights. Small bar Argee Bargee became Graze on King. M.O.A.N became Surprise became Goodfellas, now closed and nothing yet in its place. Deli on King is now clothes store The Social Outfit.
Asian King reopened as Bite of China, Iiza Japanese Izakaya reopened as Wahoo Diner which didn't last long and is about to reopen as N2 Extreme Gelato. A favourite Korean lunch spot of ours in Paju BBQ closed, more Korean at Gokee Korean (ex-Ssam BBQ) also closed. Simply Noodles and New Taste are gone. The small fish 'n chip shop in southern King St became Izba Russian Delights, the strange corner spot that never quite worked (was Prasits, then seafood and briefly a rock n roll cafe) became Yenikoy Turkish.
Janet's Pies reopened as Newtown Pies, Pie Face closed after the franchise went belly up and Dirty Dog Hot Dogs couldn't keep it's doors open. Bistro at Platform 8 at Town Hall Hotel became Mango.
Vinayak Music and Video (with Maya Sweets) closed, as well as the Indian supplies store across the road. Fiji Market is hanging in there thankfully.
Dumpling King renovated, Newtown Thai 2 became Twin Thai then closed, Thai La Ong 2 became Alice's Thai, Peasants Feast became Saigon Belle, Kin Nree Old School Thai replaced Thai Yindee. The Eagle Boys Pizza location is under renovation, due to open as Three Kings and a Queen. Bobbin and Ink sewing and screen printing is also under renovation for a cafe.
For the small stretch of road there's been considerable change. Siam Rice is now Ozfuss Cafe, the Vietnamese near Stinking Bishops is now Walk Inn Thai, Poco Mexican became Talija Balkan Food, Razors Edge Bistro at the Queens Hotel became Sumalee Thai II, Artpresso became Japanese/Korean Oganoya, Vegan Mexican pop up became a cafe. Small bar RaBar is due to open as BauhausW and Hot Relish became Ballers Polpetteria. The Green Room is closing at the end of the year and Waterhorse is rumoured to be reopened by the Hartsyard gang. Work has started on the Marie Louise Salon conversion.
The Kurrajong Hotel became the Swanson Hotel, a swish new spot near the dog park.
Millenium Pizza Bar on Cleveland Street closed, Old School Cafe on Abercrombie became a veggie joint then became the excellent Sweeties with fresh baked sweet treats.
Zattoun Grill on Redfern Street closed before we could finish a post on them. They served a great cauliflower roll.
Over in the quickly morphing 'ville Gloria Jeans Coffee, Bonza Lao Thai, Blanc (froyo) and the wonderful nut and coffee shop on Illawarra Road all closed.
Sushi Ya Glebe became Sandwich Hero now Sandwich Zone, Little Gobbler became Burger 10, Thai Spice, Haiphong Harbour, Mengen Kebabs and Chris Kitchen 171 closed. Bedlam Bar is now Velanzanos. Still nothing in the empty Mamak Village spot.
A fire in the UniLodge student apartments saw a few places close and the food in the area is starting to recover.
Broadway Tandoori in the Broadway centre closed with a new Thai joint just reopened next to it. On the main road, Hot Wheels Burgers became Nostalgia Cafe, Little Haveli became Mahek, Shalom has become Rianna's Lebanese, F & J Chinese now THE Chinese and Indo Rasa is now Thai. Asian Thai Kitchen is now Mr Lu's Rice and Noodle House.
Rumah Makan Emmanuel is now Willis Canteen, the Australian/Abercrombie Hotel closed its doors while building work goes on around it, Broadway Lounge closed and is yet to reopen and Insieme Italian on Wattle Street closed.
In Mascot Anadolu Pide-Pizaa and Kebabs, Mamaris Kebab House and Gloria Jeans Coffee closed.
Over in Kingsford Nasi Goreng, one of the old time Indo places closed. In Kensington Rio Grande Tex Mex closed.
In Ashfield, Sakura Japanese became Mokuya Sushi and Sake Bar and the very old style Chinese Sky King closed. Maria's Cakes also closed. New Tasty Dim Sim Shop closed and reopened up on Liverpool Road.
In Strathfield Buldog Premium Hot Dog Bar closed.
In Homebush West / Flemington, Khai's Flemington and Gumballs closed their doors.
In Auburn there is a development happening on the quieter side, with the kebab store on the corner from the station and Himalayan Fusion Cafe closed as a consequence.
New Orleans Cafe in Crow's Nest closed after many years, it was a favourite haunt of ours when we both worked over that side of town many moons ago.
So that's all we know of, let's hope our favourites stay around for a long time. Make sure you check in on yours before they go.
For me I think besides the Rent & Costs of running a business is alot of places sandwiched in between run down stores and the street's frontages are meh, I think if council's got together with owners and made the strip a destination and visually more appealing / green and clean people will come more often.
Hopefully the development in Auburn will see that corner and surrounding stores/outlets either bowled over or renovated to high modern contemporary style and Cafes,Restaurants with a welcoming clean footpath. Much the same with Newtown needs a revamp badly.
Great read I work in CBD and so many places along Sussex Street have closed but the good ole Viet Cafe is still there so far hehe.
A solemn, plastic forked salute to the fallen of 2014. May they rest in grease. Respect.
Genuinely devastated by Singapore Shiok's closure. Some of the best chicken rice Sydney had to offer. I feel guilty now for not eating from there more often, but the lure of Gumshara is always too strong on my visits to Eating World.
It was a great loss, we often went there for the roast chicken hainanese rice. Tiger Cave offers some interesting dishes but it is not quite the same.
So much sadness but here's to 2015 being a better one for Sydney restaurants all 'round. Happy New Year, guys!
Yes indeed, cheers to all the new places waiting out there!
A late entry for Aussie Inn at Pittsway Arcade at Town Hall.
You guys need to try the new Do Dee Paidang (Thai rest) at Chinatown. They have the usual noodle soups and stir-fries which are good but their best offerings are in their dessert bar which IMHO as good as the one at Chat Thai if not even better.
We've been there a few times, it's great. Also the one at Bondi Junction station which we love too.


Stig believes that mediators should be knowledgeable in the field they are mediating for. Traditional mediation in the Netherlands does not require such an approach. When it comes to family and work disputes, expert knowledge may not be required. However, in the 'built environment' it is necessary to have expert knowledge in order to ascertain the situation and needs of both parties, to get to the underlying problems and to be able to offer a possible solution.
Mediation offers a "simpler and more agile alternative", say RICS experts in a PropertyNL leaflet on alternative dispute resolution. "Disagreements in the built environment can jeopardise personal and business relationships", Paul Strohm writes for PropertyNL. What's more, going to court can be avoided.
Provada is the Dutch annual real estate fair and is held from May 30th to June 1st. Discussions in the International Business Lounge this year will be centered around current affairs, such as innovation and Proptech; investment in cities; dispute avoidance; human capital and how hospitality is changing the face of alternative investments. Together with ULI, PropertyEU and the Dutch Ministry of Interior and Kingdom Relations, RICS is one of the founding partners of the International Business Lounge at Provada in RAI Amsterdam.


High heat in the summer can wreak havoc on your summer vegetable garden, but you can do things to several tings to help. These seven hot weather summer gardening tips will help your garden thrive even during high heat summers.
Welcome back to Tuesdays in the Garden!
This Tuesday my gardening friends and I are sharing tips for summer gardening. From tips to help you keep your garden alive while you vacation, to summer blooms, and easy garden tasks to do this summer, make sure you click through the links at the end!
Every year it seems like some other issues arises to cause trouble in the garden and keep me on my toes. We're only in early June but record high summer temperatures are already causing problems in my garden. I've read that we're in for the hottest summer on record this year, and so far, it seems like the forecast might be right. To help my summer vegetable garden thrive during the hot summer weather, I've put together a helpful list of tips. Let me know what you would add!
It's not too late to plant veggies now, but it will help if you plant summer vegetables that tolerate high heat. Not all veggies like the heat, but some really do. Here's a list of summer vegetables that tolerate high heat. If you're worried about a hot summer, make sure to grow veggies that will be able to handle it.
Also, if you plant vegetables later in the summer, stay on top of watering! They need water to germinate if you're planting from seed, and they need lots of water initially to really grow. If you want to plant cool weather crops, it might be better to hold off until fall. Here's a list of vegetables to plant in the fall.
Most plants need around an inch of rain per week. While there's nothing as great as a soaking rain for garden veggies, you can help them succeed during dry times by making sure they get enough water. If you have to supplement water, the best way to water your plants is with a soaker hose, but I've also had good luck watering individual plants only with a bucket and large tin can. Watering the plants only helps keeps weeds down too. And if you use a bucket and a tin can, you can also add a bit of food to the water to help fertilize your plants at the same time.
Weeds are competition for water and soil nutrients so keeping them at bay will help your garden plants absorb the most water and nutrients they can get from the soil. I don't know anyone who likes to weed, but it's important to keep them under control one way or the other. Here are some helpful weeding tips you may find useful.
Mulch is one of your best friends in the garden. Not only does it help keep the weeds down, but it also helps keep the moisture in the soil. During the hot summer, you want as much moisture in the soil as possible. I can't stress enough the important of mulching. Here are tips for how to use mulch and free places to find!
Shade cloth or netting can help your plants a lot in hot weather by protecting them from both the heat and the sun. I've read that shading your plants can help keep soil and air temperatures as much as 10 degrees cooler than the outside air which can make a big different on super hot days. For best results, hang the netting several inches above your crops by using hoops or wooden frames. Covering your crops has other benefits too – such as keeping pests at bay! Learn how to easily cover a raised garden bed here.
Paying attention the weather is a great way to be proactive in the garden. Knowing that the weather is going to turn hot and dry for time will let you take steps before the weather gets too hot. You can take a couple days to cover your crops for instance, or make sure that your garden has been fed nutrients ahead of time. Stay informed about what's coming so you can prepare and protect your garden!
Another really important thing to do during hot weather is to make sure your plants get enough nutrients. Hopefully you have a nutrient rich soil already, but don't forget to feed your plants a good organic plant food during the summer to help them out during the really hot times.
Great tips Michelle. I love the shade cover tip. I always think about covers for keeping heat in but not keeping the sun out.
Lots of great information here Michelle. I love the idea of tailoring your garden to suit the conditions like planting heat tolerant veggies. This way you are not setting yourself up to fail.
You know your hot-weather tips, Michelle. :) I've not thought about using shade cloth, but I think I will this year!
The shade cover is brilliant Michelle, Where we live the garden is fine until August. That's when we need to protect it from the hot sun. I'll tell Dave this tip! Thanks.


Meridian Ultra DAC is yours for £15,000 | What Hi-Fi?
High-end British hi-fi brand Meridian doesn't do things by halves. Its latest release is a flagship, state-of-the-art digital-to-analogue converter.
We are used to 'statement' products from Meridian, and its latest doesn't disappoint. The result of nearly two decades of research and engineering, the Meridian Ultra could be the daddy of all DACs, according to Meridian's chief technical officer, Richard Hollinshead.
The Ultra is the first DAC to include MQA's Hierarchical Converter Technology, which uses "multiple converters to increase temporal resolution while reducing noise and quantization errors".
The rest of the spec sheet is equally impressive: there are dual mono DAC cards, DSP (Digital Signal Processing) filter options, upsampling and apodizing, says Hollinshead.
Connections include USB 2.0, coaxial and optical digital, 75ohm BNC and AES3 on XLR, as well as Meridian's Speakerlink and compatibility with its Sooloos music management system.
It can handle virtually any format up to 24-bit/384kHz including DXD, DSD64, DSD 128 and MQA (Master Quality Authenticated).
The Ultra DAC is the first Meridian product to offer the choice of three upsampling filters when handling sources with a sample rate of 44.1kHz or 48kHz, such as CD or DAT (Digital Audio Tape). Additional features include LipSync, PC set-up and RS232 control through third-party systems such as Crestron.
A fully linear power supply provides isolation from the AC supply, and even the front panel was designed for quiet operation, with a non-ferrous construction and a static LCD display chosen for its low electrical noise.
Not surprisingly, the Meridian Ultra DAC doesn't come cheap. It is available in the UK in gloss black for £15,000, with bespoke colours costing an additional £500.
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Note, afterindent is not set explicitely. So the default afterindent=bysign is active and the negative sign of beforeskip supresses the indentation of the first paragraph following the heading. The vertical skip before the heading is still positive.
If you want to change the value of beforeskip, you have to use the minus sign for its length , eg
\documentclass{scrartcl}
\usepackage{blindtext}% only for dummy text
\RedeclareSectionCommand[
  beforeskip=-10ex plus -1ex minus -.2ex
]{section}
\begin{document}
\section{Foo}
\Blindtext[2]
\section{Bar}
\Blindtext[2]
\end{document}

Alternatively you can use a positive value for beforeskip and change afterindent to false:
\documentclass{scrartcl}
\usepackage{blindtext}% only for dummy text
\RedeclareSectionCommand[
  beforeskip=10ex plus 1ex minus .2ex,
  afterindent=false
]{section}
\begin{document}
\section{Foo}
\Blindtext[2]
\section{Bar}
\Blindtext[2]
\end{document}

Both results in

Warning: If you only change afterindent to true or false without changing beforeskip to a positive value, the section heading could overlap the text before it:

Code:
\documentclass{scrartcl}
\usepackage{blindtext}% only for dummy text
\RedeclareSectionCommand[
  afterindent=false
]{section}
\begin{document}
\section{Foo}
\Blindtext[2]
\section{Bar}
\Blindtext[2]
\end{document}

A: It didn't take me long to find the answer: Setting afterindent=false in \RedeclareSectionCommand does the trick.


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MACQUARIE LIGHT - Old South Head Road, Vaucluse. The original lighthouse was built over 1816-18 under the supervision of Francis Greenway who was responsible to Captain John Gill, Acting Principal Engineer to the Colony at the time - responsibility for the design can be attributed to both. It was replaced in 1883 by the present structure (designed by BARNET) built a little to the west. Electric power for the light was generated by two dynamos driven by 'towns gas' engines up to 1912, then replaced by incandescent kerosene gas apparatus until 1933 when the light was connected to the city electricity mains but with diesel powered stand-by. The original structure was to the east and often referred to as the 'Macquarie Tower'. More information on Macquarie Light (PDF)
McGLYNN GRANT - Granted on 8 March, 1831 for 40 acres of land to Frands McGlynn in Vaucluse on which Vaucluse House stands. McGlynn was an Irish convict freed and pardoned who was thrust into history as an instrument in allowing William Charles Wentworth to effectively move into Vaucluse leading to the establishing and development of the grand estate that it eventually became.
McKELL PARK - On the tip of Darling Point, opened 17 February, 1985 joint development by N.S.W. Government and Woollahra Municipal Council. see Canonbury. More information on McKell Park (PDF)
MANION AVENUE, Rose Bay - originally known as "Loombah Street" but Name was changed in honour of Alderman Keith Denis Manion who was Mayor of Woollahra in 1936.
MARINE BIOLOGICAL STATION - Laings Point, Camp Cove. Built in 1881 by architect John Kirkpatrick Baron Nicolai de Miklouho-Maclay, a leading scientist and humanitarian who had done pioneering work in New Guinea. The station was resumed by the Army in 1886. He married a daughter of Sir John Robertson, left Australia in 1887 and died back in Russia a year later.
MAROO - An aboriginal name given to a foot track approximating present day New South Head Road and used by men stationed at the Lookout Post at South Head when visiting Sydney Cove.
MASONIC MEETING - held on 2 November, 1816 coinciding with the laying of a foundation stone for Captain John Piper's Henrietta Villa.
MAYORS OF WOOLLAHRA - see full listing of former Mayors of Woollahra
MERIOOLA - Demolished house, Edgecliff Rd, Woollahra. It stood on the south side of present day Rosemont Ave, built in 1859 by Mr John Edye Manning, purchased by Mr Adhur Allen, popularly known as the 'prince of entertainers'.
MIDHURST - demolished house. The house, built in 1869 for Mr Francis Giles on the site bounded by Nelson, Queen Streets and Edgecliff Road, stood until 1922 - replaced by seven unit blocks six of which are in Art Deco style. John de Villers Lamb lived there in the 1870's, one of the last residents appearing to be His Highness the Rajah of Pudukota.
MIKLOUHO-MACLAY, NICOLAI - The Russian born scientist established the Marine Biological Station on Green Point in 1881 where he lived and worked for a time. It was resumed by the Army in 1886.
MIMIHAU - 93 Wolseley Road, Point Piper. Built for Professor W.S. Haswell, Professor of Biology 1890 to 1914 and Zoology 1915 to 1917 at the Sydney University. It was later owned by Mr C.H Koster who purchased much of the fittings and stone from Woollahra House, when demolished in 1929, for inclusion in Mimihau.
MONA - 38 Mona Road, Darling Point. Stands on the original 'Dunlop Grant' sold to Thomas Ware Smart in 1841 who built the house designed by John Bibb and Mona Terraces down the road a bit. The entrance drive to Mona was on the line of present day Mona Road from Darling Point Road.
MONASH HUT - Around 1948, a timber framed hut, built during WWII as a Services Canteen and located in Hyde Park, was acquired by the Kent Memorial Club and placed on site in Rose Bay to augment the old Kent Hall and to its NW. It kept the name Monash Hut which it carried when located in Hyde Park but was demolished when the present RSL Club facilities were put up in 1959.
MONCUR STREET UNITING CHURCH - 109A Jersey Road, Woollahra. Victorian Gothic Congregational Church built in 1877 (BACKHOUSE), major benefactor was James Reading Fairfax. It ceased being used as a church in the 1980s and was fire-gutted in January, 1989.
MORTS COTTAGE - 38 Ocean Avenue, Double Bay. Victorian Rustic Gothic style cottage built c.1839 for Samuel Peek and eventually purchased by Thomas Mort in 1848.
MOUNT ADELAIDE - Darling Point. The name was originally given by William MacDonald who acquired the 13 3/4 acre 'grant' in 1833. A cottage Derby Lodge was built, around 1843, on this the highest point in Darling Point by John Mortimer Lewis, Colonial Architect at the time, bought by John Croft in 1856 who reverted the name back to Mount Adelaide. Henry Mort bought and enlarged it adding a second story (BLACKET), later used by Ascham School then sold to Sir Samuel Hordern who demolished it building Babworth House on the site.
MOUNT TREFLE - Nielsen Park. A sandstone residual, highest point in the park (47.7 m.) was named after The Hon. J. L. Trefle, Secretary (Minister) for Lands (1912-15).
MURRAY ROSE POOL - Double Bay. Previously known as Redleaf Pool, renamed the Murray Rose Pool in honour of champion Australian swimmer and local resident Murray Rose in July 1912. See Redleaf Pool for more history.
MYALL AVENUE, Vaucluse - formed as part of the Dykes subdivision of 1933/34. The named was approved by Vaucluse Council on 5.11.1934 as an example of Aboriginal nomenclature.


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This morning, I received a notification that I had joined Google Authorship (see screenshot, below). I had never heard of this service and assumed it had something to do with the three books I have authored, including one (an unofficial manual for Excel and other spreadsheet programs) that was published just last night.
I don't know what "Google Authorship markup" is, but suspect it's related to my heavy blogging activity over the years (including recent product sites based on Google Blogger, such as Dropbox In 30 Minutes and Google Drive And Docs In 30 Minutes) as well as the fact that I've circulated some recent posts and product pages on Google Plus.
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Encyclopedia | Wyoming's bone-dry Bighorn Basin is isolated by its surrounding mountains and watered by crucial rivers and streams. Its history and natural history are rich with discoveries of dinosaurs, oil and gas, and with the traces of its occupants—American Indians, ranch and farm families, railroad families and oil workers.
Encyclopedia | The Powder River Basin sports a colorful history. Bones of bison slaughtered by people, found south of Sundance, Wyo., date back 6,000 years, and northeast Wyoming remained a favorite hunting ground for American Indians into the late 19th century. At that time the Powder River Basin was the scene of violent conflicts between the Indians and U.S. military men. Abundant grass made this region a favored spot for cattle and sheep ranchers. Under the grass is coal—so much of it that about 40 percent of the coal mined in the U.S., comes from the Powder River Basin.
Encyclopedia | When the U.S. Army in 1866 sent troops to build a string of forts along the Bozeman Trail north from the North Platte River to the Montana gold fields, Lakota, Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes in that country reacted angrily. For two years, the tribes harassed and attacked the soldiers and travelers on the trail. After the Treaty of Fort Laramie in 1868, the Army withdrew, the Indians burnt the forts and for a few years, until hostilities started up again in the mid-1870s, the tribes the country largely to themselves.
Encyclopedia | The basin of the North Platte River takes up the southeastern quarter of Wyoming, plus a finger of land along the tributary Sweetwater River in the center of the state. The courses of the North Platte and Sweetwater determined early fur-trade and emigrant routes. Since that time, the basin's water and other resources have continued to draw industry, stock raising, dams and irrigation—and people.
Encyclopedia | Western Wyoming's Green River drains 4,000 miles of forested mountains and high desert, home to migrating wildlife, grazing cattle, a few thousand people, and in recent decades a booming natural-gas business. Since prehistoric times, people have worked to balance the basin's resources for their own benefit — and that struggle continues today.


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"Sunset Boulevard" will be one of the shows featured in a new Broadway (or more accurately Andrew Lloyd Webber) experience at Madame Tussauds. no less an eerie presence than "The Phantom of the.
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In legal usage, Possessory forms several compounds.

Conventional meanings
(1) of or pertaining to a possessor;
(2) arising from possession (e.g. possessory interest) or
(3) that is a possessor (e.g. possessory conservator)

Compounds
possessory interest, a temporary, qualified property in the things of which the mere possession is delivered to a person. 8 Am J2d Bailm § 71.
possessory action, an action brought to recover possession of property. An action to recover possession of real estate, such as ejectment. An action to recover possession of personal property, such as replevin. In Louisiana, an action to recover the possession of immovable property is called a possessory action. Preston v Zabrisky, 2 La 226, 227.
possessory conservator
possessory judgment, a judgment which establishes the right to possession. In Scots law, a judgment giving a party the right to possession until the question of possession is decided in due course of law.
possessory lien, a lien which continues only during the possession of the lienor.
possessory proceeding See possessory action;  summary possessory proceeding.
possessory warrant, a process resembling a search warrant used in criminal proceedings, but differing in that it is a civil process under which the property is to be delivered to the person from whom it was violently or fraudulently taken or enticed away or in whose peaceable and lawful possession it last was. See e.g. Claton v Ganey, 63 Ga 331, 332.
summary possessory proceeding, a proceeding, summary in character, to which a landlord may resort for the recovery or possession of leased premises when he becomes entitled to possession. Authority: 32 Am J1st L & T § 1016.

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Website: eyeforink.co.uk
Opening times/hours: Mon: closed; Tue-Sat: 10am-6pm; Sun: closed (source: sign on door, Oct 2018)
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Locales: Selsdon Road, South Croydon
Tattoo studio on Selsdon Road in South Croydon. It opened in August 2018.
It was previously a launderette called Linian Launderette Co photo, but this closed some time between April and November 2014 photo of sign.
The premises were vacant as of November 2014, July 2015, December 2015, September 2016, and March 2017. Still vacant as of June 2017, but there was construction work going on inside and planning permission had been granted for use as a tattoo studio. As of late July 2017 there was signage up for a tattoo studio called Just Ink About It, and this opened just before Halloween (according to a member of staff a couple of months later) photo.
By mid-2018, Just Ink About It had been replaced by another tattoo studio, Eye For Ink photo, which opened in August 2018.
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The Real Madrid squad is set to meet on Monday, July 8 at Valdebebas to start pre-season ahead of traveling to Canada the following day.
Zinedine Zidane will have his stars with him, but James Rodriguez is one of those who won't be present, having played in the Copa America with Colombia until just a few days ago.
However, that's not the only reason for his absence, and it's well known that Zidane no longer has faith in the Colombian, whose future now surely lies far away from the capital, and both he and the coach want his situation to be resolved as soon as possible.
The player has no plans to return to Madrid, and he's hoping that he can confirm his move to Napoli sooner rather than later. But even in the case of that deal not going through, James doesn't intend to make his way back to Valdebebas.
Both parties want the divorce taken care of immediately and all signs point towards his future being resolved between July 7 and 14.
There's no turning back now. James is on his way out of Madrid.
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