Lock in a great price for Pure White – rated 8.5 by recent guests!
Nice room, comfy bed, unexpected (but very welcome) balcony with the room, large selection at breakfast buffet.
Staff upon check in "David" is the excellent reception. Breakfast is very good.
David and Milan at the front desk were both exceptionally helpful, friendly and kind. We depended on the hotel's car service from the airport and it was flawless, despite our flight being delayed an hour. The hotel itself is beautiful, unique, spotless, and located in a terrific (New Town) neighborhood, which is worth exploring. It's a short (15 minutes) walk to Wenceslas Square and all the shopping, restaurants, and sights of Old Town. If you don't want to walk, there are plenty of transit options available steps from the hotel, or they will arrange for a taxi. The wifi is good, the beds are comfy, the style is modern and hip. Prague wakes up early, so expect to get out early with the locals - also the best time to see the more popular sights.
Wonderful decor, clean and tidy. Comfortable firm bed.
Staff is responsible and gave me the information all I needed.
The room was very clean and with a regular daily maintenance. The breakfast was ok but the choice of foods could have been a bit better. People at the reception were very friendly and very kind able to reply on my questions and to assist with my requirements. Location is quite ok. Practically on the walking distance from the pedestrian area and main places which should be seen.
Very helpful staff. After an accident we required to hire a wheelchair which the hotel organised for us. Reception offered advice regarding public transport and places if interest.
Breakfast was excellent and always replenished quickly. David on reception was extremely helpful! Staff always said hello and smiled when you saw them. Variety of different things you could ask for from pillows to razors!
Pure White This rating is a reflection of how the property compares to the industry standard when it comes to price, facilities and services available. It's based on a self-evaluation by the property. Use this rating to help choose your stay!
In a historic, yet modernized building, the Pure White offers air-conditioned rooms with minibars and TVs. Free Wi-Fi is available in the entire property. The interiors were designed by the award-winning Jestico & Whiles.
The rooms are elegantly designed and feature design furniture, a flatscreen TV, a laptop safe and free tea and coffee making facilities. The bathrooms come with bathtubs and toiletries.
The residence is 650 feet from the I.P.Pavlova metro station and 0.3 miles from Prague's Botanical Garden.
Guests can visit numerous bars and restaurants serving Czech and international cuisine in the vicinity. The park of Folimanka and Havlickovy Sady are easy walking distance from the Pure White.
When would you like to stay at Pure White?
Very stylishly furnished and spacious rooms.
This large room has a spacious bathroom and a separate work desk.
Features a modern design with usage of stainless steel and glass that creates a feeling of space.
This large room has a spacious bathroom, a separate work desk and an extra bed.
This very large room has a spacious bathroom, a separate work desk and 2 sofa beds.
House Rules Pure White takes special requests – add in the next step!
Pure White accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
Overall nice location only not available parking for visitors with cars is a issue.
No parking near the hotel. As there is residential parking all around the hotel an no dedicated parking spots to the hotel, I had to leave the car quite far out and had to walk back.
Internet was very bad in the room and very difficult to work. In the room there was no a working desk.
The bed was too firm which resulted in a poor nights sleep for myself but my husband slept ok!
Lovely large room. Extremely quiet. Check in very easy and receptionist had lots of information. Within a short walk of the tram.
Nothing for that price, comfort and cleanliness. Rooms where big, light and airy and quiet. I would have liked a bath to soak in after a long day of walking but that is just a personal thing.
We didn't take breakfast as we wanted to experience cafe life in Prague. David, at reception, gave us some great places and restaurants to visit. We eat at them all, except for one, and enjoyed the venues and the food. The Czech dry white wine was very good and very reasonable (I am not a beer drinker),as was the food. We were upgraded to a superior room for free as it was my husbands's birthday while we were there! I would certainly reccomend it! Trams, metro and buses are all an 8 minute walk away with cafes and restaurants along the way. I liked that the hotel was just slightly away from the much busier streets.
I'm not sure if the radiator was fully functioning in the room...no matter how I adjusted it, the room remained uncomforably warm the whole stay.
Room was hot and took a while for air conditioning to cool it down. Opened window but too much road noise. No milk in room for cup of tea.
The staff were brilliant & helpful, particularly the evening bar tender. We were there for a friend's 50th & they arranged for chocolate & champagne in her room for me. They also sorted out a glitch with the airport taxis. Spacious room, comfy beds & clean bathroom. Good breakfast with a choice of hot & continental style food.
Very new hotel. Located not too far from centre you can walk to Namesti Miru or take a tram to old town. Breakfast were adequate and room design were modern .
The location is ok. Not very close to the center but it is possible to go walking if you like walking and have some time. The hotel offer a shuttle service to the airport, which we bought, but the driver was quite rude because we were a few minutes late due to some issues in the check out and wanted to charge us more.
The shower was pretty good! Breakfast was lovely.


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Based on the Brothers Grimm's fairy tale Six Swans, The Flight of Swans follows Ryn's journey to save her family and their kingdom.
Princess Andaryn's six older brothers have always been her protectors—until her father takes a new Queen, a frightening, mysterious woman who enchants the men in the royal family. When Ryn's attempt to break the enchantment fails, she makes a bargain: the Queen will spare her brothers' lives if Ryn remains silent for six years.
Ryn thinks she freed her brothers, but she never thought the Queen would turn her brothers into swans. And she never thought she'd have to undo the Queen's spell alone, without speaking.


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Whether taking graduate-level courses or professional certificate classes, students benefit immediately from coursework that applies directly to their day-to-day responsibilities.
*Any credit course taken individually can be applied toward either the Advanced Certificate in Hospitality and Tourism Management or the Specialized MBA, should a student decide to pursue further education.


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A landmark to call our own
Francois Mitterrand, who in 1981 became the first socialist president of France, spearheaded large-scale projects to upgrade and modernize the Louvre Museum. Most controversial was a plan to construct a glass and metal pyramid - designed by Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei - in the main courtyard, a move that created a public uproar. Changing the main outdoor entryway to the museum, many locals believed, would spoil the classical beauty of the buildings that contain 800 years of French history and culture.
But the project went ahead as planned, and the glass pyramid made its public debut in 1989, which marked the bicentennial of the French Revolution. The world lauded the 21-meter-high (69 feet) glass pyramid featuring more than 600 glass panes, praising it as a successful merger of the old and new.
Mitterrand racked up many social and political achievements during his 14 years in office, including the abolishment of capital punishment and European integration. The most prominent among his accomplishments was his "Grands Travaux" policy to cement France's cultural leadership by encouraging the design and construction of new buildings. The effort consisted of about a dozen major architectural projects in Paris, including the Louvre Pyramid; L'Opera Bastille; La Grande Arche de la Defense, a huge white marble arch; and La Bibliotheque nationale de France, the national library.
Each one is now a landmark and has come to symbolize the city. Mitterrand strongly believed that architectural works and monumental buildings reflect the greatness of the people. In 1985, he delivered an impassioned speech on architecture at the Sorbonne. "Culture and economy are the two sides of the same coin. Investment in culture is the same as investment in the economy," he said.
Although he faced political trials, Mitterrand did not change his architectural policy. There was criticism that he had a pharaoh-complex, as he seemed obsessed with building monumental buildings. However, a large number of tourists swarm Paris even today to see the landmarks built during his term.
Every truly international metropolitan city has a least one landmark. New York City has the Empire State Building. Shanghai has the Oriental Pearl Tower. Sydney has the Opera House.
But what about Seoul? We have Namsan Tower and the 63 Building, which aren't exactly the most stunning or impressive structures. The fact that we don't have anything else to offer in terms of landmarks is embarrassing.
The plan to build an opera house on Nodeul Island in the Han River has hit a major roadblock, and its future is uncertain. But if we truly want to become an international city, shouldn't we ensure that Seoul has some kind of impressive landmark that heralds its arrival on the global stage?
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Looking at Reimbursement Economics of CDI in Healthcare Systems
By John Parkinson
Clostridioides difficile (CDI) and recurrence can create a tremendous burden on patients' quality of life as well as become a financial burden to individual healthcare systems thus creating downstream costs for individual hospitals.
A recent study points to the costs associated with CDI and hospitalizations. The average per patient per hospitalization cost for all hospitalizations including the CDI index hospitalization was $21,004 and admissions requiring ICU stays were twice as costly to providers as the average cost according to data from Premier Applied Sciences.
The study, which was developed into a poster, and titled, Recurrent Clostridioides difficile Infection: Broad Economic Consequences for US Hospitals, was presented at last year's ASHP.
It's been estimated that approximately 15% to 30% of patients who respond to antibiotics experience recurrent Clostridioides difficile (rCDI).1 A second recurrence rate of 40% has been reported among patients with a resolved first recurrence.1 And unfortunately, a subset of these patients will experience additional recurrences and this can become a revolving door of healthcare interactions, diminished quality of life, and severe health consequences.
One of the study's coauthors, Glenn S. Tillotson, PhD, FIDSA, FCCP, senior consultant with GST Micro, explains the reimbursement consequences hospitals may experience with these patients. And if you combine this with the prospect of reoccurrence, the local hospital may be seeing this individual patient multiple times.
"People don't appreciate an index case of C diff might cost $25,000, but the hospital is only reimbursed part of that so the hospital has a negative impact," Tillotson said. "The hospital will end up paying $4000 or $5000 per patient, per hospitalization," Tillotson says.
Tillotson says this is a reminder for hospital administrators to review the costs of these healthcare-associated infections which can grow within a hospital and become a financial burden. With multiple hospital inpatient stays, collectively, this can lead to millions of dollars of lost reimbursement he explains.
Tillotson said one surprise they found was associated with sepsis and CDI when reviewing the data.
"Sepsis represented the most common Medicare Severity Diagnosis-Related Group (MS-DRG 870, 871, 872) coding during index hospitalization at 22.5%. CDI-related rehospitalization sepsis rates varied between 13% and 22%," the authors wrote in the poster.
Contagion spoke to Tillotson on the study's findings and what it means for looking at the economics of treating C difficile and recurrence in the healthcare system.
1. Song JH, Kim YS. Recurrent Clostridium difficile Infection: Risk Factors, Treatment, and Prevention. Gut Liver. 2019;13(1):16-24. doi:10.5009/gnl18071


Given the presence of social media and the fascination with replays and live recordings, there is an element of photography that has become all the more relevant—movement. This highlights one of the most extraordinary attributes of a camera, which is its ability to freeze a moment in a split second, capturing details, feelings and perceptions instantaneously. On any news feed or scroll, you'll see "action shots," with hair flying, arms flailing and waves crashing. As one of its many curriculum elements, Rising Star Photography Society helps nurture children's passion for photography with specialized lessons and unique instruction designed to expand creativity.
In regards to movement, the above-mentioned images are considered "suspended forms." The interesting part about suspended movement is that these moments are not perceivable by the human eye. Why? They simply happen too quickly in real time. Thus, capturing the moment is exciting! In addition, a picture of suspended movement helps the viewer gain a sense of what will happen next, as the moment unfolds.
A second form of movement is called motion blur. Consider the image of a child on a moving carousel with the background appearing stretched or blurred. Did you know? This type of picture is not always deliberate. In other words, a photographer may intend on capturing the movement of his subject, but he may end up capturing the movement behind the subject instead. Even so, a motion blur image is often striking and incredibly interesting.
Perhaps the more artistic form of movement generated in photography, visual flow is a picture that invites the viewer on a journey of sorts through lines on the image. A real life example is a picture of a pathway through a forest in which the eye is drawn towards the curve in the path, almost as if the eye is "walking" the path. A visual flow image will "carry" someone from point A to point B. For example, first the eye is drawn to the path, then to the tree in the distance, then to the shed in the far background.
While understanding the use of movement in photography requires insight and some level of sophistication, instructors at Rising Star Photography Society create opportunities and lessons aimed at helping students broaden their abilities in all aspects of photography. In doing so, we encourage children ages 9-13 to be more thoughtful and introspective across all subjects.
For information about becoming a member of Rising Star Photography Society, call today!


Do you have a job? a side hustle? a part-time money earner?
Do you want a job? a side hustle? a part-time money earner?
There are a ton of opportunities for pre-, early- and fully-retired persons – you just need to know where to look, how to find them.
Some time ago, I went on a mission to track down some of these opportunities and collate them into an easy to peruse collection.
Some of the jobs are online – which means you can work from anywhere in the world with an internet connection. Some are in your own town and you get to arrange your own schedule.
The best thing is this list is just the thin edge of the wedge! If it triggers an idea that you might like to do or you're curious about, get on Google and see if you can find what you're looking for. or contact me and ask if I'm aware of it… the longer I'm online, the more things that cross my desk!
Earning extra money can be fun!
Earning extra money in retirement can be fun, even if it's a necessity. Usually, there is no such thing as ageism, skill matters more than a degree, flexibility is often a given.
the list is unvetted – please do your own due diligence before signing on with a company.
if you earn income, you need to follow the laws of your country about declaring income at tax-time.
If you're already doing something fun or interesting to earn retirement money, please share in the comments below… or, if you're earning extra money to allow you to do something you otherwise wouldn't afford, let us know what!
Wow, Bren! Web design and blog management could be two full-time jobs, let alone a side hustle! There seems to be a side hustle for any interest these days, that's what I love about being online! I'm curious how you're monetizing your blog so I'm off to visit your place now!!
It's amazing the different opportunities out there!
These are great ideas, Agnes, I'm sharing these, with friends on FB.
Thanks, Christina! It's amazing how many ideas there are out there. It was fun doing the research!
Hi, Cheryl! when the earning is a side hustle, the sky really is the limit. I love finding options and saying"Wow! whoever thought a person could earn good money doing something that fun!" And who knows what I haven't listed here because I didn't know it was a possibility!
Hi Agnes, this is a great list for those who are keen to make money in retirement and I've shared it. I enjoy volunteering in my community and sometimes help out as an outdoor activity leader for local school camps. That's about enough for me at the moment.
Keeping active, busy, and feeling like what you do has value is so important, Debbie, whether there's a paycheque involved or not.
That sounds like a great side gig, Sue. The best part about earning a little spending money in retirement is that you can spend it on something more frivolous if you choose… with a clear conscience!
I agree with all of the above, Jo!! and the nice thing about retirement gigs is that they can be for fun or interest, not all about the size of the paycheque!
Now that I've left my part-time job I've been dabbling around in my head as to whether I want to earn a side income. For the moment I'm happy just getting my headspace back, but your list was very comprehensive and definitely gave me food for thought.
I've also earned a little bit on my blog from sponsored posts – but that's just a fun bit of income, something more serious can wait for now.
Hi Agnes – It's very important to be intellectually occupied always, particularly after retirement. The money that comes along with a part-time job, I believe, is an added incentive. Care must be taken to ensure that the job is not a stressful one.
Came to your blog via the #MLSTL and I am sharing the post on my social network.
Hi, Pradeep! Thanks for the share… and I agree that any post-retirement job must be enjoyable, not stressful… even if the monetary aspect is a necessary one. Some way to stimulate the gray cells as we age is vital too!


1. Arrival and Departure: Arrival at the villa or apartment (unless otherwise advised to you in writing) should be after 3 pm local time. The property must be vacated by 11 am on the day of departure unless otherwise agreed with the owner. Vacating after 11 am may incur charges equivalent to one day's accommodation cost.
3. Force Majeure: The owners of the property or their agents will not be liable for loss or delay caused by any of the following: strikes, riots, political unrest, hostilities, war or the threat of war, terrorist activity, industrial disputes, fire, flood, technical or weather problems involving transportation, aircraft grounding, closure of airports or ports, weather or any other event(s) beyond the owner's control.
4. Security Deposit: A returnable deposit of 200 euros for the villas and 100 euros for the apartments will be required, and will be payable upon arrival, to cover any loss, breakages or damage occasioned by the use of the property by the parties to this agreement. The costs for any damage or breakages, except minor ones, shall be the tenant's responsibility and shall be payable to us upon demand. The security deposit shall be refunded after the property has been vacated following an inspection of the property upon your departure.
5. Changes to booking: Any changes to a confirmed booking cannot be guaranteed by the owners. Depending upon the nature of the changes, additional charges may be payable by you.
6. Payment: 25% of the total rent must be remitted to the owner in order to reserve the villa or apartment (as a non-refundable deposit). The balance shall be payable to the owner 8 weeks prior to arrival at the property.
7. The Accommodation: The property cannot be sub-let or assigned. Only the persons declared on the booking form are permitted to stay in the property. No pets or animals are permitted.
8. Property management: Any matters relating to the property during your stay may be referred to the owner.
9. Jurisdiction: Signature of the booking form constitutes acceptance of a contract on these terms subject to Cypriot Law and the exclusive jurisdiction of the Cypriot courts.


On Friday 8th July the Conservative MP for Poole, Robert Symes, visited the Bourne HQ in Poole where he was welcomed by Bourne Chief Executive, Steve Govier, and Finance Director, Howard Davis.
The visit coincides with the 70th Anniversary of the Bourne Group which was established in Poole in 1946 and has played a significant role in local employment and the wider local economy for seven decades. Today Bourne is a national company with a number of other regional offices, but has chosen to retain its Group HQ in Poole.
The shortlist for the 48th Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA) has been announced by the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) and Steel for Life and Bourne Steel are pleased to learn that Ardley Energy from Waste facility has now been shortlisted.
Contrary to the tough market conditions the construction industry is experiencing, the Awards have again seen a strong number of submissions. The 21-project shortlisted entries once again showcase steel's flexibility and versatility in a number of different and varying applications.
The shortlist also reflects the wide geographical spread of steel's appeal for a variety of projects ranging from stadia to education buildings, with entries also received for a variety of bridges, commercial developments and industrial facilities across the UK.
The winners will be announced at an evening reception in London in October.
The Bourne Steel site team working at Television Centre are proud to be at the top of the Mace Health and Safety league table.
Well done to the TV Centre team.
Airlinks utilise contemporary architecture and technology, and have been developed specifically for 21st Century airports. The units include full acoustic and thermal insulation to ensure a controlled internal environment. What's more, a unique connector frame allows separate modules to be connected together, to give a walkway indefinite length.
Airlinks have been designed in accordance with Eurocodes BSEN 1990,1991 and 1993, and CE Marked in compliance with BE EN 1090. The concrete floor ensures compliance with SCI P354 "design of floors for vibrations: a new approach 2007" and the Concrete Centre "a design guide for footfall induced vibration". Airlinks also comply with BAA Specifications.
Airlinks have a robust steel structure crafted to directly receive composite cladding, roofing and glazing. Airlinks are a fine example of lean construction; they contain so secondary steelwork flashings. Building services are fully integrated within the internal fitout: lighting, heating/air conditioning, PA system, fire detection/alarm, interchangeable double glazing, composite cladding, designed to accommodate ramp gradients up to 1 in 20 and spans up to 28 metres.


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In 2016, Australian car insurance comparison service Greenslips.com.au, embarked on a website redesign. After looking at possible web frameworks to meet their needs, they chose to rebuild their website with AMP. This allowed their developer team to maintain a single code base which ensured great and fast experiences on both desktop and mobile. Since launching their entirely "AMP-first" site earlier this year, Greenslips.com.au has seen a 12-15% (device dependent) increase in conversion rates on top of the expected speed gains of 15%.
Greenslips.com.au isn't alone. We've seen many recent examples of businesses in both the publishing and e-commerce space see success with implementing AMP on their websites. In the last month we've published 5 new case studies on AMPproject.org — with more on the way. While each of these cases is unique, we hope that by sharing them, both businesses and developers can better understand how embracing AMP might benefit their own websites.
Indian publishers like The Tribune and Jagran New Media have seen revenue increases on their AMP pages, which are paired with their traditional site. In particular, Jagran New Media saw a 4.5x increase in revenue from mobile, along with an increase in traffic. Readwhere, the CMS provider used by The Tribune, is seeing both higher mobile revenue and ad viewability on their AMP pages.
We also have seen e-commerce websites benefit from the speed and user advantages AMP can provide. Indonesian e-retailer Tokopedia has seen a 5X increase in conversions and a decrease in bounce rate from their AMP implementation. And when AMP is used with advertising solutions like AdWords, businesses often see gains from their campaigns. DiscoverCarHire.com in particular saw a 22% increase in mobile visits and 29% more conversions from mobile devices through its Google Ads.
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This blog looks at how to direct and control your web application, be it a website or Intranet. What is often forgotten is that information architecture is fundamental to what a web application is and does: it defines its scope. A good information architecture meets both business and user objectives by means of a user experience strategy.
Previously, I gave a general introduction to information architecture and I referred to a supermarket website and how you might group things together and label them in a way that users understand. This is generally a good idea, as long as it's aligned with business objectives: we have to be realistic here. Sometimes it's for the public's own good because, as i guessed in my last blog, some people (65% according to this BBC article – http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-23367268) will just think of meat as meat, cooked or uncooked, and be happy to put them together in a bag and probably on a user-defined supermarket shelf – something of a hygiene factor! And, as I also said previously, customers (especially parents) would be unlikely to group sweets next to the checkout in a physical supermarket architecture!
So, what is all this about? Governance. Like it or not, things need a bit of control but where that control comes from and how it is managed is the subtle part. It's an issue both for websites and intranets. Websites are at risk of being driven by the whims of the Sales & Marketing seniors or, even worse, by the whims of an agency they hire. Engaging users in card sorting exercises helps to design a structure that makes sense. Similarly you can validate a site structure – or changes/additions to that structure – with a tree test. Tree tests are great because it allows the users to truly test the fundamental information structure without being cluttered by the design or layout of your actual site. This all seems tremendously democratic. What about those 65% who get things wrong? Well, the reality is that sometimes the users do get it wrong so in reality you shouldn't be too literal about all parts of user research such as card sorting and like it or not some stakeholder (steak-holder?) or other will want to find some way of putting certain things in users faces – in a language they may wish to choose. A compromise is made but objectives for both parties are met as far as possible.
When it comes to intranets then having a good information architecture in place is critical as it provides a validated reason for the structure of the site. In governance terms it also provides you with good reason not to change it willy-nilly. One of the greatest problems is that everyone wants a piece of it – "oh could you just add a tab for my product/team on the home page" or whatever. Sites that give in to those kind of requests become a mess and then become another project, until it becomes a mess again. In other words, information architecture governance helps you manage change control to ensure that you don't lose and confuse your users by constantly shifting things around and letting the structure go at the seams. No one will thank you for letting it go, except the people you bring in to sort it out.
So in summary, a good user experience strategy means good information architecture which in turn means good governance. In reality, this is the happy compromise between the objectives of the business (that wishes to sell or say things) and those of the users (who wish to find things as easily as possible). It is critical in not only getting a website or intranet right – but in keeping it right through the process of change control.
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Face masks might be necessary in some places around the world at the moment to keep each other safe. That does not mean you can't have fun with them. HOHNER therefor launches the "Make Music with a Mask" competition, where it's up to you to combine your musical creativity with a face mask. Show the world how you make music with a mask on. The best picture and video will be awarded 500 Euro. Second to fifth place win a Special 20 in C each. What are you waiting for? All you have to do is follow the three steps below.
Take of picture or record a video of yourself playing with a face mask on.
Add the hashtag #unitedinsound and link @hohnermusic in the description.
Post it on Instagram!
The contest officially starts on May 8th 2020 and ends on June 8th 2020!
A purchase is not necessary to participate or win.
§ 1 Photo and Video competition
(1) The photo and video competition is organized by Hohner Musikinstrumente GmbH (hereinafter referred to as HOHNER).
(2) Participants must upload a picture or a video under the hashtag #unitedinsound to their private account on Instagram between May 8th and June 8th, 2020 and tag it with our account hohnermusic.
(3) No product purchase is required to participate.
(4) This promotion is not related to Instagram and is not sponsored, supported or organized by Instagram.
§ 2 Participants
(1) All persons aged 18 and over may participate. There is no entitlement to participation.
(2) Employees of HOHNER and all other persons involved in the conception and implementation are excluded from participation. Also excluded are their respective first and second degree relatives and persons living with them in conjugal or domestic community.
(3) Only public profiles may participate in the competition.
§ 3 Execution and determination of winners
(1) Each participant can upload multiple photos or videos. With their participation, the participants acknowledge the validity of these conditions of participation. On the HOHNER promotion page https://www.hohner.de/en/community/united-in-sound/competition, participants can view the task set.
(2) Participation is only possible online via the Instagram platform. Contributions sent in any other way are not accepted and will not be evaluated by us.
(3) The winners will be contacted exclusively via Instagram. The comments under the winner videos (sender is the hohnermusic Instagram profile) ask the winners to send an e-mail to competition@hohner.de within 4 weeks, in which the personal data will be transmitted in an orderly and truthful manner. This information will be used to send the prize. If a winner does not respond within the deadline, the prize is forfeited and HOHNER is entitled to allocate it elsewhere. The period shall be calculated in accordance with §§ 187 and 188 German Civil Code (BGB). The cash prize (main prize) shall be paid by bank transfer with discharging effect for HOHNER to the specified bank account. Participants are obliged to use secure passwords for their Instagram profile and e-mail accounts and not to disclose their access data to any other person. The non-cash prizes will be sent to the specified address by a shipping service provider commissioned by HOHNER. The risk is transferred to the winner when the prize is handed over to a transport person. HOHNER excludes liability for identity theft, misuse of access data, incorrect bank or address data or delivery damage. It is not possible to split the winnings. If several persons have created a video together, HOHNER will award the prize to the person named by the owner of the Instagram Profile.
§ 4 Rights of third parties to the transmitted photos and videos
The participant affirms that he/she has all necessary rights to uploaded photos and videos, that he/she has unrestricted exploitation rights to all parts including sound track and any pre-existing sound recordings, that the photos and videos are free of third-party rights and that no personal rights are infringed when persons are depicted. If the participant is not the sole author or rights holder, he/she declares that he/she holds the rights required for participation in the competition. If other persons are recognizably depicted on the photo or video, the participant affirms that they agree to the video being published. Upon request, the participant shall provide written assurance of the above and, upon request, provide written declarations of consent by the persons concerned. Uploaded videos may not contain any elements of pre-existing films, videos, television programmes, magazines, books, CD booklets, etc. Should third parties assert claims due to infringement of their rights, the participant shall indemnify HOHNER against all claims of any kind whatsoever, including in particular legal defence costs (e.g. lawyer's fees, court costs).
§ 5 Granting of rights of use for commercial purposes
(1) HOHNER may share, link, recommend and comment on all photos and videos uploaded to the competition on social networks (e.g. Instagram, Facebook or YouTube) and on the Internet, or use them in a similar way to social networks.
(2) HOHNER may upload individual photos videos by linking to the participant's profile on his/her own profiles in social networks and recommend them as "photo or video of the week" or in any other way; this use includes downloading and permanently saving the video. HOHNER may also use the winning photos and videos in this way regardless of the acceptance of the prize. For the above-mentioned purposes, the participant grants HOHNER a free, simple, unlimited, worldwide, irrevocable right to reproduce, store and make publicly accessible the videos.
(3) The participant grants HOHNER the free, exclusive, unlimited in time, worldwide, irrevocable, sub-licensable right to use the photos and videos in any known manner for advertising, execution and reporting about the competition and beyond for advertising purposes in the event that he is selected as the winner, irrespective of the acceptance of the prize. In particular, it grants HOHNER the right to store the photos and videos, to use them on its own websites and profiles in social networks, to reproduce and distribute them, to publish them, present them and make them publicly accessible and to pass them on to distribution partners, media (print, online, TV, radio, others) as well as media and advertising agencies for the purposes stated in this paragraph. The participant agrees that his or her photos or videos may be combined with other works as well as modified or edited by HOHNER for all the aforementioned purposes while maintaining his or her personal rights. Correspondingly edited versions, in particular excerpts, still images or only image or sound tracks alone or in excerpts, can also be used as described. The participant waives the right to be named as author, performing artist and film producer.
(4) The participant may continue to use the uploaded photos or videos for private purposes, in particular in his Instagram profile, and thus retains a simple right of use. However, he may not use them in a way that could conflict with the interests of HOHNER. In cases of doubt, the participant agrees with HOHNER. The final decision is made by HOHNER.
(5) The participant agrees that HOHNER may use his name and/or pseudonym and, if known, his place of residence for the purposes specified in the above paragraphs.
§ 6 Liability; Premature termination of the video competition; Exclusion
(1) HOHNER neither checks the published photos and videos nor do we assume liability for them.
(2) HOHNER reserves the right to terminate the competition prematurely at any time without prior notice and without stating reasons or to change the course of the competition. HOHNER will make use of this option in particular if, for technical reasons (e.g. viruses in the computer system, manipulation or errors in the hardware and/or software) or for legal reasons, a proper execution of the video competition cannot be guaranteed.
(3) HOHNER reserves the right to exclude participants from the competition without giving reasons, in particular if submitted videos or other contents (e.g. comments) violate applicable law or the rights of third parties or if such a violation is reasonably suspected. The same applies if the participant makes false statements or if the photos or videos or other contents (e.g. comments, contents of the participant's profile or other public statements of the participant) can be regarded as obscene, offensive, defamatory, ethically offensive, glorifying violence, pornographic, harassing, unsuitable for minors, racist, inciting the people, xenophobic, right-wing extremist and/or otherwise reprehensible. If the excluded participant is a selected winner, the prize may be subsequently revoked.
§ 7 Exclusion of legal action, applicability of German law
Legal recourse is excluded. The law of the Federal Republic of Germany shall apply to the exclusion of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
§ 8 Data protection
Hohner Musikinstrumente GmbH, Andreas-Koch-Straße 9, 78647 Trossingen, Germany is responsible for the data processing. The managing director is Arthur Chuang. You can reach our data protection officer at datenschutz@sonor.de.
We store contributions of the participants, their names and if necessary further data, which the participants made on Instagram. This is necessary for us to be able to conduct the photo and video competition. The legal basis for use is Art. 6 Para. 1 b) GDPR. This data will be deleted after two years.
In the case of the winners, we also store the details provided to us on request, such as account details and postal address, which are necessary for us to be able to send them their prizes. The legal basis for this use is Art. 6 Para. 1 b) GDPR. This data will be deleted after the statutory limitation period has expired.
We publish the entries with the names and places of residence of the winners, but without postal codes and addresses, within the framework of the award ceremony, the reporting on the video competition and, if applicable, our own advertising use on HOHNER portals and websites, in particular on our own profile pages/channels in social media such as Instagram, Facebook or YouTube. This is necessary so that we can report on the video competition ourselves. The legal basis for use is Art. 6 Para. 1 b) GDPR.
For reporting and any advertising, we pass on the contributions, possibly in a form processed by us, with the name and place of residence of the winners, but without postcode and address, to third parties such as sales partners, media, media and advertising agencies, so that they can be used as intended. The legal basis for such use is Art. 6 Para. 1 b) GDPR.
You have the right to request confirmation from the data controller as to whether personal data concerning you are being processed; if this is the case, you have the right to access this personal data and the information specified in Art. 15 GDPR.
Pursuant to Art. 15 para. 3 GDPR, you have the right to obtain a copy of the personal data subject to processing from the data controller.
Pursuant to Art. 16 GDPR, you have the right to request the person responsible to correct incorrect personal data concerning you without undue delay and to complete incomplete personal data.
You have the right to obtain from the person responsible. The data subject shall be entitled to demand that personal data relating to you be deleted without undue delay if one of the reasons specified in Art. 17 GDPR applies.
You have the right to demand that the data controller restrict processing if one of the conditions listed in Art. 18 GDPR applies.
You have the right to receive the personal data concerning you from the data controller in a format outlined in Art. 20 GDPR.
You have the right, for reasons arising from your particular situation, to object at any time to the processing of your personal data pursuant to Article 6 (1) f) GDPR pursuant to Art. 21 GDPR.
If you have given your consent to the processing of your data, you can revoke it at any time. A revocation does not affect the legality of the data processing that has taken place up to that point.
Without prejudice to any other administrative or judicial remedy under Art. 77 GDPR, you have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, in particular in the member state of your place of residence, workplace or place of presumed infringement, if you are of the opinion that the processing of your personal data violates the GDR. The competent supervisory authority in North Rhine-Westphalia is The State Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information, North Rhine-Westphalia, PO Box 20 04 44, 40102 Düsseldorf.
In addition, HOHNER's data protection regulation applies, which you can view here.
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Инаугурация Мартина Ван Бюрена в качестве 8-го Президента США состоялась 4 марта 1837 года. Одновременно к присяге был приведён Ричард Ментор Джонсон как 9-й вице-президент США. Президентскую присягу проводил Председатель Верховного суда США Роджер Брук Тони, а присягу вице-президента принимал временный президент Сената США Уильям Кинг.

Ван Бюрен станет последним действующим вице-президентом, который будет введён в должность президента на выборах до Джорджа Буша-старшего в 1989 году.

Церемония
Ван Бюрен ехал вместе с уходящим президентом Эндрю Джексоном в маленьком фаэтоне, построенном из дерева корабля USS Constitution, запряжённом четырьмя лошадьми. Это был первый раз, когда уходящий и приходящий президент вместе приехали в Капитолий. Сам процесс инаугурации оказался не столько празднованием нового президента, сколько данью уважения уходящему. Инаугурационная речь Ван Бюрена с тоской отметила это: «Получив от народа священное доверие, дважды оказанное моему прославленному предшественнику, и которое он выполнил так верно и так хорошо, я знаю, что не могу рассчитывать на выполнение этой трудной задачи с равными способностями и успехом. Но… Я могу надеяться, что на моем пути будет найдено несколько таких же ободряющих одобрений». Примечательным также было то, что новая администрация сохранила весь кабинет Джексона, и Ван Бюрен пообещал «в целом идти по стопам президента Джексона».

См. также
 Президентские выборы в США (1836)

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 Инаугурационная речь Мартина Ван Бюрена

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Jamie My Ghost Videois a self-titled acoustic solo artist from Toronto, Ontario Canada. Most known for his track 'Becoming' witch was feature in a film that was televised to over 30 million people worldwide. Langlois is scheduled to release three brand new tracks is Monday.
What was it like having your song played on national television?
Having my song played on national television was definitely a dream come true. For years I had prayed for something like this to happen. I have watched so many inspirational videos and read so many quotes about success that I was starting to annoy my friends. Everyone said "do not give up" and now I know why. I have given up on music at least five times now but the urge to write kept coming back. I thank you for the opportunity.
What is something most people wouldn't know about you or your music?
Something most people would not know about my music is that it is mainly centered around one person in my life, a girl. In fact(now you will think I am crazy) I wrote over fifty songs about this girl and one of them was in a film that went global……and now the next song that was on the fabulous CKMS radio was written about her too. Love is love and she was my best muse.
What can we expect to hear on the new tracks? Anything that really stands out from past tracks?
On the new tracks, you can learn to expect more synth as I continue to learn how to mix and explore music. I am envious at the new music that has come out now (especially radiohead and Adele) and how it is mixed.
When did you really know when you wanted to become an artist?
I have always known that I wanted to become an artist. Since I was accepted to an art school in my native city of Toronto for singing. Unfortunately, I did not end up going to the art school and went to the military instead, but that just allowed for more emotion to be placed in my music when I did start to write.
Asides from writing music for a living what do you do?
Asides from being an artist, I am ex-military so all the cool stuff that comes with that shows up in my everyday. I served for a few years in the Canadian Forces and was able to travel a bit. In my spare time I really like to pray and meditate as well as go for nature walks.
What was your favorite show or tour moment?
When you asked what my favorite show or tour was at the moment I felt something snap inside my head and my brain started to overload…..I swear smoke is coming out of my ears because there are so many and I live and breathe music. As it stands right now, anything Sia……..I love her expression in her music. I actually asked a few big name music stars to mentor me but just got rejected but now if I was to have anyone show me the ropes, it would be Sia, she is a trademark from space!!!
If you could be signed by any label who would it be?
Not only did we have the album in advance of it release and play some choice tracks, we actually had Gary Cain, the 4th best guitarist in the Universe on the Mano A Mano show to talk about this twangadelic album.
Check it out in the podcast below and then go get your face melted off at Cork Hall May 13th at 8:00pm.


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KARACHI, Oct 23: Confirming allegations of bogus voting on PS-114 (Mehmoodabad), a provincial assembly seat won by the candidate of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, another report of the National Database and Registration Authority stated that the thumb impressions on 63,469 ballots could not be compared or matched through the Nadra system because the fingerprints were of very poor quality.
The Nadra report, third in a row, was submitted to the Election Tribunal headed by a former judge of the Sindh High Court, Zafar Ahmed Khan Sherwani, in an election petition filed by runner-up candidate of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement Abdur Rauf Siddiqui challenging the election results of winning candidate Irfanullah Khan Marwat of the PML-N.
The election tribunal had on Aug 3 sent the ballot papers of the constituency for verification of thumbprints to Nadra on the application of the MQM leader.
The report said that a total of 92,731 counterfoils were sent to Nadra for verification.
Of them, 14,234 ballot papers contained invalid national identity card numbers, which were never issued by Nadra.
This bogus voting was observed in two different polling stations (Nos 64 and 69) of the constituency.
The report further said that the thumb impressions on 63,469 ballots could not be compared or matched through the Nadra system because the fingerprints were of very poor quality.
It said that a total of 10,007 votes were successfully authenticated as the fingerprints affixed on the counterfoils at the time of issuance of ballot paper correctly matched with finger print data of the registered voters.
According to the Nadra report, as many as 378 votes were not registered in the constituency and the fact was ascertained on the basis of the computerised national identity card numbers mentioned on the used ballot papers.
Besides, the report said, there were 792 duplicate votes, which were cast by as many as 1,602 voters mainly in two polling stations. This information was extracted from capturing CNIC number used on counterfoil as one CNIC (24301-1530723-0) of Bibi Jamila, a resident of Mehmoodabad polled her vote five times.
The report said as many as 581 ballot papers were found without having fingerprints on them.
It said that 3,270 votes failed authentication, because someone else voted against the CNIC number mentioned on the used counterfoils.
The report said that as many as 44 votes were polled on the CNIC (42301-3760308-7) of Muhammad Arif Sattar, a resident of Azam Town.
Earlier, the Nadra submitted its report on the election results of NA-256 (Shah Faisal Colony), a National Assembly seat bagged by MQM candidate Iqbal Muhammad Ali Khan. His victory was challenged by the runner-up candidate of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, Muhammad Zubair Khan.
Similarly, a Nadra report for NA-258 (Gadap), the NA seat won by PML-N candidate Abdul Hakeem Baloch, had disclosed bogus voting.
As many as 29 election appeals sent to the Election Tribunal, Karachi by the Election Commission of Pakistan are pending disposal.
The tribunal has so far dismissed two election appeals against the election results of NA-257 (Malir) and PS-93 (Banaras). However, two more appeals against the results of these constituencies are still pending disposal.
The election results of several seats of the national and provincial assemblies, including NA-258, NA-257, NA-256, NA-215 (Khairpur), NA-251 (Mehmoodabad), NA-249 (Kharadar), NA-252 (PIB Colony), NA-253 (Gulshan-i-Iqbal), NA-241 (Orangi Town), and 13 provincial assembly seats in Karachi — PS-114, PS-129, PS-128, PS-93, PS-119, PS-127, PS-117, PS-120, PS-116, PS-126, PS-118, PS-117 and PS-126 — as well as three seats in Khairpur — PS-32, PS-33 and PS-29 — and PS-50 (Hyderabad) have been challenged through election petitions.
This whole process of electoral democracy is bogus. Not only votes casted are bogus. The census is also bogus and so is the delimitation of the constituencies. Most of the candidates have violated blatantly all procedures but then selective justice is done to achieve nefarious objectives. Selective justice is injustice.


George Clooney's Engaged to Amal Alamuddin, But How Long Will it Last?
When George Clooney's engagement news broke, the Internet responded in the usual manner: heading over to Twitter to place bets on how long his marriage to British lawyer Amal Alamuddin would last. To be fair, Clooney kind of brought this on himself. He did say he would never marry like 10 different times. Perhaps Clooney would also see the irony in this social media wagering because he once bet on his marriage too. In 2007 he bet Michelle Pfeiffer $100,000 that he would never, ever, ever get married. But she stuck by her opinion that one day he'd walk the aisle saying, "I still think he will, he's a handsome devil."
Turns out Pfeiffer was right and now that he's lost that bet, he's going to have to focus his energy on proving these tweets wrong, because if I can assume one thing about George Clooney, it's that he looks like he doesn't like to lose. Let's see how long Twitter thinks he and Alamuddin will last, and what Clooney will be up against if he wants to prove that the haters don't know what they're talking about.
Starting off strong, these people think Clooney will have a Kim Kardashian-length wedding. Also known as the time it takes to tweet about it.
These ones are a little more hopeful. They're giving him two years which is often how long he lasts with his various romantic interests.
But then there are the people speculating that Clooney won't even make it down the aisle at all.
So even if you can't afford to fork over 100 grand on a bet like Clooney did, you might still want to place your wager on Twitter. There's probably still some money to be made here. And if you feel bad, remember betting on his marriage is George Clooney approved.


Announcement! I have been restructuring the sections as follows: Music, Stories and Poetry. These three major sections have been lacking in both accessability and quality of content. Thus both issues are being addressed.
I wanted to announce this to explain why there have not been any updates in the past days. All of my work is now focused upon the restructuring of these three sections. Some content will be removed and some content will be added.
More Sega music is still planned to be released, but work on such an update is being postponed. I can't wait to start working on them again!
If you have any questions regarding this restructuring process then you may ask me in the forum or by emailing me at segamon at gmail dot com.


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namespace {

// Gets rid of registry leftovers from testing. Returns false if there
// is nothing to clean.
bool CleanValue(const wchar_t* key_name, const wchar_t* value) {
  RegKey key;
  if (key.Open(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, key_name, KEY_READ | KEY_WRITE) !=
      ERROR_SUCCESS)
    return false;
  EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, key.DeleteValue(value));
  return true;
}

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const wchar_t kKeyName[] = L"Software\\Google\\Common\\Rlz\\Events\\C";

}  // namespace

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NORTHTALE Taps Producer DENNIS WARD For New Album
October 24, 2020, a year ago
news northtale dennis ward heavy metal
Swedish / American power metal vets NorthTale have tapped producer Dennis Ward (Helloween, Pink Cream 69, Angra, Unisonic, Gus G) to produce the band's as-of-yet untitled upcoming album.
NorthTale parted ways with singer Christian Eriksson (ex-Twilight Force) earlier this year and recently hired his replacement, although his name is still to be announced.
NorthTale's new album is expected to be released in the first half of 2021 via Nuclear Blast Records.
NorthTale is:
Bill Hudson (Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Doro, I am Morbid) - Guitar
Patrick Johansson (Yngwie Malmsteen, W.A.S.P) - Drums
Mikael Planefeldt - Bass
Jimmy Pitts (Timo Tolkki's Infinite Visions, Eternity's End) - Keyboards
TBA - Vocals


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CARL LOVE: Murrieta duo working to transform city
Bruce Coleman and Kimberly Davidson are working to shape the future of Murrieta.
By Carl Love | Contributing Columnist
Think of Murrieta, and the dreaded phrase "bedroom community" comes to mind.
Worse yet, some consider it a bedroom community for a place that is basically a bedroom community itself, Temecula.
Then you meet Bruce Coleman and Kimberly Davidson and you think: If anybody can get this economy hopping, it's these two.
Ask Coleman for some numbers about the local economy and he'll email you three pages, starting with the advisory that he "relentlessly" tells Murrieta's story.
As for Davidson, she's so into the place that she is the chamber of commerce's citizen of the year and has the city and chamber logos tattooed on her ankle.
Coleman, the city's economic development director, was hired in 2008 to get Murrieta going. Davidson, the city's business development manager, joined him a few months later.
They bring an energy that's 24/7. Coleman responded to an email at 6 a.m. on a Sunday ("That's really not early," he insists), and Davidson says local business owners know they can get answers from her via Facebook messages quickly, even at 10 p.m. on a Saturday night.
Coleman races around Southern California to as many networking events as he can. On a recent Wednesday, he handed out 50 business cards at an industrial and office park conference in La Jolla, then he was at a technology event that night in Irvine.
"We are very often the only city government there," he says.
Yet despite the energy, there's no getting around this fact: About two-thirds of Murrieta's workforce heads out of town for work, thus that 'bedroom community' label. But they're good jobs: Coleman says Murrieta's average family income is more than $100,000 a year.
The trick, just like it's been throughout Southwest Riverside County since I moved here in 1988, is to put that well-paid talent to work here. After more than a quarter century, you wonder if it'll ever happen.
Then you hear about Coleman's ideas for technology, health care and higher education and you see why he received the chamber's visionary award.
Coleman's says cities can choose their tomorrow and Murrieta has "deliberately chosen to plan for its future as a higher end business center, rather than just accepting any new development which may be proposed."
This focus on quality vs. quantity is evident in the health care industry with the opening of the Loma Linda University hospital locally and Kaiser's plans to open a hospital here. The city also has Rancho Springs Medical Center. These and other health care businesses either moving here or expanding demonstrate "Murrieta is becoming the regional hub for the area," Coleman says.
As for technology jobs, they proliferate in places with lots of higher education. Despite hopeful talk, Southwest Riverside County still doesn't have a four-year university based here.
Coleman and Davidson aren't denying the obvious. They're just saying that Azusa Pacific has a satellite campus here; UC Riverside and Cal State San Marcos aren't that far away, Mt. San Jacinto is growing and Murrieta's K-12 schools are focusing more on technology.
In other words, if anybody can sell the notion that Murrieta is going to attract more higher education, that quality jobs will one day be the norm in the town, that Murrieta really is the future of Southern California as the city tagline boasts, it's the man who's on the job relentlessly and the woman whose zeal is tattooed on her ankle.
Contact the writer: carllove4@yahoo.com
Carl Love


At Salone del Mobile, designers showed off new furniture, lighting, home accessories, and experimental design. Here are the best of the best.
Last week, Milan hosted its annual Salone del Mobile furniture fair and design week. During Salone, designers and manufacturers pull out all the stops to present their best work to the more than 300,000 people who flock to Milan for the fair. Think of it as the furniture industry's fashion week.
This year, designers explored the fertile ground between digital fabrication and craft and the value of multisensory experience-driven design; they developed new materials and production techniques; they tried to solve some of our most mundane problems, like moving; they found ways to make boring furniture categories exciting; they looked to design to alleviate some of the stresses wrought by our trying political times; and, of course, they created a lot stuff that's simply gorgeous.
Here are a few of our favorite new products–ranging from 3D-printed rugs to a lamp that glows like a summer's day and speakers that disappear into your living room.
Designers Mireille Burger and Rudi Boiten of the Eindhoven-based Studio Plot are aiming to make 3D printing more sophisticated by using textile-based techniques like stitching, weaving, and knitting to inform digital fabrication. Their geometric rugs are printed from a flexible plastic and coated with textile fibers for added tactility.
Known for exploring artisan craftsmanship, Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin launched their first production pieces at Euroluce, the biannual lighting fair that takes place within Salone del Mobile. The Italian designers, who are based in Amsterdam, created two pieces for the lighting brand FLOS. Blush, an LED lamp outfitted with dichroic film, creates an iridescent shadow that evokes the memory of a summer's day. Meanwhile, Wire Ring is composed of an LED hoop that's held to the wall by its cord–a clever use of a light's wiring.
Robin Pleun, a recent graduate from the Netherlands' prestigious Design Academy Eindhoven, created sound-dampening textiles that require both digital cutting and hand-weaving to fabricate.
For designer Alberto Bellamoli, terrazzo–a composite material made from stone fragments set in concrete–holds a special place in the cultural history of Italy. It's a material that's still made by a small group of artisans near his hometown of Verona. Here, he made his own version of the material using offcuts and waste from marble fabrication.
While most terrazzo is made from stone, Ecopixel makes its own from a low-density plastic that melts at a low temperature and can be remelted over and over again, meaning that there's virtually no waste material. The company worked with Alessandro Mendini–one of Italy's iconic designers–to create a chaise lounge using the material.
Designers Rutger de Regt and Marlies van Putten, who are based in the Hague, used a flexible mold to produce these ceramics. While it's a standardized process, the results are different each time based on how they manipulate the mold.
Interested in the many shapes and forms the human body can yield, Marija Puipaite created a line of jewelry made from molds of various body parts: wrists, knuckles, collar bones, and even an ear. To create the metallic pieces, she uses molds made from wax forms that have melted under body heat.
An interactive piece by the Sydney-based designer Nila Rezaei, Dispersion is intended to get people thinking about the environmental devastation caused by oil spills and oil extraction. She coated the mirror with a heat-activated pigment. When the lamp heats up, it becomes black. People are invited to "clean up" the ink by blowing onto it, revealing the pink surface beneath.
Ever a master of theatrical presentations, British designer Lee Broom celebrated his studio's 10th anniversary by creating a carousel-like "time machine" of some of his greatest hits. And further riffing on the notion of time, Broom designed a new marble grandfather clock that debuted at Salone.
The Swiss brand Punkt–an electronics company that takes a more mindful approach to tech–collaborated with design students to reinvent the bicycle for urban use. We liked the Design Academy Eindhoven's contribution: a bike that lets two people ride together comfortably, no need for piggybacking or handlebar acrobatics.
Nendo, the Japanese design firm headed by Oki Sato, created two projects for the minimalist German fashion brand Jil Sander. One was an accessories line emblazoned with Yayoi Kusama-esque polka dots. Another, a series of silicon vases that look and act like jellyfish–which were displayed with an unusual presentation: immersed in an aquarium.
In conjunction with the Lexus Design Award, Neri Oxman and the MIT Mediated Matter Group created a glass installation—made from a 3D printer that MIT developed in 2015–that emits painterly shadows.
For its collection of furniture and accessories, the French fashion brand collaborated with renowned architects and designers like Alvaro Siza (bamboo stools), Barber Osgerby (a cast-bronze coffee table), and Pierre Charpin (lacquered-leather change trays). But what really stood out was Hermes's elaborate presentation in a pavilion by architect Charlotte Macaux-Perelman and set designer Hervé Sauvage.
British designer Tom Dixon looked to his archives for his 2017 furniture collection, which included reengineered versions of his S chair, Bird chaise, Pylon chair, and Jack lamp–a move that makes sense, seeing as how he once told Co.Design that one of the biggest challenges for designers today is asking if it's legitimate to put more products into the world.
The Danish electronics brand is known for creating speakers and sound systems that blend in with fancy living rooms, and its Sound Shape system is no exception. The wireless speakers hang on the wall like a sculpture and also have sound-dampening qualities when not in use.


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Q: Are properties and methods presented in Reference Documentation of Cesium-js, defined in CZML language? I am using cesium to visualize my transportation problem, I find working with CZML is much easier for me. But I found so many good methods and properties such as VelocityOrientationProperty or SampledPositionProperty which seems are not applicable in CZML, Am I right? Is there any good way that I can use such these methods?

A: The SampledPositionProperty is the main one that Entities use when specifying a position that changes over time.  I've included a CZML snippet below that shows a truck driving over a bridge using only a 2-point SampledPositionProperty.
The VelocityOrientationProperty is much newer (introduced in March), and is not yet wired into CZML.  Currently the only way in CZML is to have the server pre-calculate the orientation over time, and send down a list of quaternions.  This is probably on a roadmap to fix at some future point, you can try asking on the mailing list.  In the past I've also seen clients get the CZML from the server, and then loop over the entities that need VelocityOrientationProperty and add it in manually there.
The position property at the very bottom of this CZML example has options that line up with the SampledPositionProperty class, and that class will be used here.
[{
    "id" : "document",
    "version" : "1.0",
    "clock" : {
      "interval" : "2012-08-04T16:00:00Z/2012-08-04T16:02:00Z",
      "currentTime" : "2012-08-04T16:00:00Z",
      "multiplier" : 1,
      "range" : "LOOP_STOP",
      "step" : "SYSTEM_CLOCK_MULTIPLIER"
    }
}, {
    "id" : "Vehicle",
    "availability" : "2012-08-04T16:00:00Z/2012-08-04T16:02:00Z",
    "billboard" : {
        "eyeOffset" : {
            "cartesian" : [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
        },
        "horizontalOrigin" : "CENTER",
        "image" : "data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAABgAAAAYCAYAAADgdz34AAAAAXNSR0IArs4c6QAAAARnQU1BAACxjwv8YQUAAAAJcEhZcwAADsMAAA7DAcdvqGQAAAEISURBVEhLvVXBDYQwDOuojHKj8LhBbpTbpBCEkZsmIVTXq1RVQGrHiWlLmTTqPiZBlyLgy/KSZQ5JSHDQ/mCYCsC8106kDU0AdwRnvYZArWRcAl0dcYJq1hWCb3hBrumbDAVMwAC82WoRvgMnVMDBnB0nYZFTbE6BBvdUGqVqCbjBIk3PyFFR/NU7EKzru+qZsau3ryPwwCRLKYOzutZuCL6fUmWeJGzNzL/RxAMrUmASSCkkAayk2IxPlwhAAYGpsiHQjbLccfdOY5gKkCXAMi7SscAwbQpAnKyctWyUZ6z8ja3OGMepwD8asz+9FnSvbhU8uVOHFIwQsI3/p0CfhuqCSQuxLqsN6mu8SS+N42MAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",
        "pixelOffset" : {
            "cartesian2" : [0.0, 0.0]
        },
        "scale" : 0.8,
        "show" : true,
        "verticalOrigin" : "BOTTOM"
    },
    "path" : {
        "material" : {
            "solidColor" : {
                "color" : {
                    "rgba" : [255, 255, 0, 255]
                }
            }
        },
        "width" : 5.0,
        "show" : true
    },
    "position" : {
        "interpolationAlgorithm" : "LAGRANGE",
        "interpolationDegree" : 1,
        "epoch" : "2012-08-04T16:00:00Z",
        "cartesian" : [0.0, 1254962.0093268978, -4732330.528380746, 4074172.505865612,
                       120.0, 1256995.7322857284, -4732095.2154790815, 4073821.2249589274]
    }
}]

A: The question seems to be broader than just those two examples.
I too find it great to work with CZML. However currently https://github.com/AnalyticalGraphicsInc/cesium/wiki/CZML-Content is a little out-of-date, e.g. i found an example that uses "rectangle.wsenDegrees" but not documented.
I read an Issue comment somewhere that indicated that CZML would get some further attention soon.
In the meantime, the Sandcastle is now updated to include a gallery of new CZML examples.

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The cameras will focus intently on Harry Redknapp, the Tottenham Hotspur manager and favourite for the England job, as he takes up his seat in the home dugout at Wembley on Sunday.
The cameras will also zero in on how close the Football Association chairman, David Bernstein, is sitting to his Spurs counterpart, Daniel Levy.
With a huge global television and a sell-out 90,000 in attendance, Wembley would be a rather public place for the FA to make an approach to Spurs for their manager but it is bound to be one of the storylines of the FA Cup semi-final. With the deposed England captain, John Terry, leading Chelsea, the cameras are going to be busy.
Redknapp has studiously resisted any discussion about the England vacancy in recent weeks.
The FA has actively discouraged any talk about the England post but it cannot avoid inevitable conjecture on Sunday.
Redknapp is the public's and players' choice for the job made available when Fabio Capello resigned on Feb 8. West Bromwich Albion's Roy Hodgson is also on the list of contenders. An appointment is required soon as England's first pre-Euro 2012 friendly is only six weeks away, in Norway.
One England international unlikely to be travelling, either to Oslo or Krakow, David Bentley, may be involved on Sunday.
His focus for now was on the Cup, although Redknapp lamented its slide down the national pecking order.
"The Cup final will never be the same as it was when we grew up and seeing the man in the white suit singing Abide With Me. Now you've got Champions League. In those days, the FA Cup was the big day of the year. The whole country came to a standstill.
"The only football on TV was the Cup final and we'd all be sitting round, you'd get a bit of extra food in. We had a nine-inch television with a three-inch magnifying glass hung over the front of it to make it into a 12-inch. That's why we've all got glasses now. The TVs were so small.
"He is unconscious and they are trying to get the goalkeeping jersey off him, the one with the big roll-neck and it was so tight and the old trainer is on, pulling his neck. His head is going from side to side for about three minutes.


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Het arrest Toneelvereniging Cicero, of korter Cicero-arrest (HR 9 november 1954, NJ 1955/55) is een arrest van de Nederlandse Hoge Raad dat betrekking heeft op voorwaardelijk opzet bij de strafrechtelijke vervolging van een schending van auteursrecht en het leerstuk van voorwaardelijk opzet.

Samenvatting
Toneelvereniging `Cicero' heeft vooraf aan het auteursrechtenbureau Internationaal Bureau voor Auteursrecht (IBVA) een bedrag van 25 gulden aan auteursrechten betaald voor het opvoeren van het toneelstuk `De man in burger'. Wat betreft de verplichte aankoop van acht tekstboekjes van het toneelstuk meent het bestuur, dat deze (tweede) voorwaarde ten onrechte is gesteld. Zodoende wordt de toneelvereniging geen opvoeringsvergunning verleend.

Na de opvoering wordt het bestuur strafrechtelijk vervolgd wegens 'het medeplegen van het misdrijf: opzettelijk inbreuk maken op eens anders auteursrecht'. Het gerechtshof veroordeelt de bestuursleden tot (onder meer) een geldboete. Het cassatieberoep wordt verworpen. De Hoge Raad concludeert tot voorwaardelijk opzet van de kant van toneelvereniging Cicero, die immers `zich willens en wetens blootstelt aan de geenszins als denkbeeldig te verwaarlozen kans' dat de tweede voorwaarde terecht was gesteld. Met deze formulering heeft de Hoge Raad het voorwaardelijk opzet voor het eerst expliciet verwoord.

Casus
De bewerker C.J. Pieters heeft de auteurs- en opvoeringsrechten van het (van oorsprong Amerikaanse) toneelstuk "De man in burger" overgedragen aan het toneelfonds Festa te Winschoten. Deze laat haar belangen behartigen door het Internationaal Bureau voor Auteurs- en Opvoeringsrechten (IBVA) 'Holland' te Alkmaar. De secretaris van de Nederlandse Amateur Toneel Unie heeft namens toneelvereniging Cicero geïnformeerd naar de condities om het betreffende toneelstuk te mogen opvoeren. Het schriftelijke antwoord hield in,

Bij toneelvereniging Cicero bestaat twijfel of de tweede voorwaarde (8 tekstboekjes) niet ten onrechte wordt gesteld. Het bedrag van 25 gulden is vooraf betaald en het toneelstuk wordt op 25 november 1951 opgevoerd. Voor deze voorstelling was geen opvoeringsvergunning verleend, omdat niet aan de tweede voorwaarde was voldaan.

Procesgang
Na de opvoering werden de bestuursleden van toneelvereniging Cicero op basis van artikel 31 Auteurswet 1912 (inmiddels kortweg Auteurswet) vervolgd wegens 'het medeplegen van het misdrijf: opzettelijk inbreuk maken op eens anders auteursrecht'. In hoger beroep werden de bestuursleden door het hof veroordeeld tot een geldboete van 1 gulden per persoon, een eenmalige schadevergoeding aan Festa van 8 gulden en een kostenveroordeling wat betreft de proceskosten van de benadeelde partij.
Het cassatieberoep is verworpen.

Cassatiemiddel en pleidooi

De delictomschrijving stelt als eis dat het misdrijf opzettelijk is gepleegd. Hiertegenover stelt het cassatiemiddel:

Wat betreft de tweede voorwaarde –de verplichte aankoop van acht tekstboekjes– stelt de toneelvereniging, dat zij ten tijde van de uitvoering in de veronderstelling verkeerde dat deze tweede voorwaarde (wellicht) ten onrechte was gesteld, reden waarom de verplichte aankoop niet had plaatsgevonden.

Voorts wordt geponeerd:
(1) dat het auteursrechtenbureau (IVBA) had moeten aantonen dat de tweede voorwaarde niet ten onrechte was gesteld;
(2) dat het auteursrechtenbureau het ook niet wist.

Hoge Raad
Wat betreft artikel 31 Auteurswet concludeert de Hoge Raad tot voorwaardelijk opzet van de kant van toneelvereniging Cicero,
die immers `zich willens en wetens blootstelt aan de geenszins als denkbeeldig te verwaarlozen kans' dat de tweede voorwaarde terecht was gesteld.
De Hoge Raad overwoog:

Relevantie
In dit arrest wordt voorwaardelijk opzet door de Hoge Raad (voor het eerst) uitdrukkelijk erkend.
Dezelfde formulering (willens en wetens ...) is in een aantal arresten gebruikt, voordat de Hoge Raad op een andere formulering
is overgestapt.

Trivia
 In het arrest wordt niet duidelijk waarom het verschil maakt van wie (Pieters of Festa) de tweede voorwaarde (afnameverplichting) afkomstig is.
 De tekst van dit belangrijk arrest m.b.t. voorwaardelijk opzet werd in december 2019 opnieuw gepubliceerd op de jurisprudentiesite rechtspraak.nl.

Zie ook
(1911) Hoornse taart
(1979) Danszaal Soranus
(1985) Aanmerkelijke kans
(1996) Porsche-arrest
(2000) Enkhuizer doodslag
HIV-arresten

Toneelvereniging Cicero
Auteursrecht


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Q: Magento 2.3.2 - Product Page doesn't show category in breadcrumb The site is setup to
Use Categories Path for Product URLs - No
Use Canonical Link Meta Tag For Categories - Yes
Use Canonical Link Meta Tag For Categories - Yes
The category page shows the category & sub-category structure in the breadcrumbs.
However the product page only shows the product name in the breadcrumbs even if the product page was open through a category page.
How can I get the product page breadcrumb to show the category structure the product page was visited from.
Example category page - cat1
which lists product xyz
When product xyz is visted from the cat1 page listing, the breadcrumb should show
Home > Cat1 > xyz
Note: the product is also part of other categories.

A: You need to customize your breadcrumb, it will work even if you open product from home page
First you have to add block in your module
Path: app\code\Vendor\Module\Block\Crumbblock.php
<?php
namespace Vendor\Module\Block;

use Magento\Catalog\Helper\Data;
use Magento\Framework\View\Element\Template\Context;
use Magento\Store\Model\Store;
use Magento\Framework\Registry;

class Crumbblock extends \Magento\Framework\View\Element\Template
{

    /**
     * Catalog data
     *
     * @var Data
     */
    protected $_catalogData = null;

    /**
     * @param Context $context
     * @param Data $catalogData
     * @param array $data
     */
    public function __construct(
        Context $context,
        Data $catalogData,
        Registry $registry,
        array $data = [])
    {
        $this->_catalogData = $catalogData;
        $this->registry = $registry;
        parent::__construct($context, $data);
    }

    public function getCrumbs()
    {
        $evercrumbs = array();

        $evercrumbs[] = array(
            'label' => 'Home',
            'title' => 'Go to Home Page',
            'link' => $this->_storeManager->getStore()->getBaseUrl()
        );

        $path = $this->_catalogData->getBreadcrumbPath();
        $product = $this->registry->registry('current_product');
        $categoryCollection = clone $product->getCategoryCollection();
        $categoryCollection->clear();
        $categoryCollection->addAttributeToSort('level', $categoryCollection::SORT_ORDER_DESC)->addAttributeToFilter('path', array('like' => "1/" . $this->_storeManager->getStore()->getRootCategoryId() . "/%"));
        $categoryCollection->setPageSize(1);
        $breadcrumbCategories = $categoryCollection->getFirstItem()->getParentCategories();
        foreach ($breadcrumbCategories as $category) {
            $evercrumbs[] = array(
                'label' => $category->getName(),
                'title' => $category->getName(),
                'link' => $category->getUrl()
            );
        }

        $evercrumbs[] = array(
                'label' => $product->getName(),
                'title' => $product->getName(),
                'link' => ''
            );

        return $evercrumbs;
    }
}

After that add layout file catalog_product_view.xml in your module
Path should be: app\code\Vendor\Module\view\frontend\layout\catalog_product_view.xml
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<page>

    <referenceBlock name="breadcrumbs" remove="true" />
    <referenceContainer name="page.top">
        <block class="Vendor\Module\Block\Crumbblock" name="crumbs" as="crumbs" template="Vendor_Module::crumbs.phtml" />
    </referenceContainer>

</page>

After that Add phtml file in your module
Path Should be like: app\code\Vendor\Module\view\frontend\templates\crumbs.phtml
<?php $crumbs = $block->getCrumbs(); ?>
<?php if ($crumbs && is_array($crumbs)) : ?>

            <?php
            foreach ($crumbs as $crumbName => $crumbInfo) : ?>
                <li class="item <?php echo $crumbName == 0 ? "home" : ""; ?>">
                    <?php if ($crumbInfo['link']) : ?>
                        <a href="<?= /* @escapeNotVerified */
                        $crumbInfo['link'] ?>" title="<?= $block->escapeHtml($crumbInfo['title']) ?>">
                            <?= $block->escapeHtml($crumbInfo['label']) ?>

                    <?php else: ?>
                        <?= $block->escapeHtml($crumbInfo['label']) ?>
                    <?php endif; ?>

            <?php
            endforeach; ?>

<?php endif; ?>

I hope this will help


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