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Cisco Delivers Full Solution Portfolio for SAP HANA
Learn from Cisco Chief Technology & Strategy Officer, Padmasree Warrior, how Cisco and SAP are working together to give customers the ability to make better decisions faster.
Listen to what Darren Adams, Vice President & General Manager for Avnet Technology Solutions, has to share about Cisco UCS for SAP HANA.
Sanjay Mirchandani, Chief Information Officer from EMC Corporation speaks to the strength of partnerships and shares how EMC is leveraging SAP HANA.
Cisco UCS for SAP HANA Supporting Partner Quotes
Cisco Unified Computing System Running SAP HANA Delivers Lower Total Cost of Ownership and Drives Real-Time Business Intelligence
SAN JOSE — October 9, 2012 — Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) today introduced a full suite of solutions for the SAP HANA® platform built on the Cisco Unified Computing System™ (Cisco UCS®). The Cisco UCS family of servers for SAP HANA allows customers to experience benefits – real-time data analytics and data warehousing – in seconds instead of hours, while laying the foundation to run SAP's other core enterprise applications on SAP HANA in the future.
In selecting Cisco UCS to power servers running SAP HANA, customers can utilize the advanced capabilities of the Cisco UCS platform, including unified fabric, hardware abstraction and central management, to lower operational costs at the system level. SAP's in-memory computing technology, coupled with Cisco UCS, provides customers with solutions that have been architected to provide high-availability and multisite disaster tolerance, both of which are vital for mission-critical adoption.
Cisco's portfolio of solutions for SAP HANA meets the needs of early adopters testing SAP HANA for the first time, as well as experienced customers managing large-scale deployments.
All-in-one rack mount solutions: The Cisco UCS portfolio for SAP HANA includes extra-small, small and medium-sized rack-mount solutions that support up to one-half terabyte (TB) of compressed user data. Each of these fits inside a single Cisco UCS C-Series Rack Mount Server with internal storage.
Scale-out blade server solutions: The portfolio also includes scale-out blade server solutions, which support up to eight terabytes of memory. This solution is based on Cisco's UCS B-Series Blade Servers with best-of-breed external storage. The architecture enables high-availability and disaster tolerance across multiple data centers.
Cisco offers customers the flexibility and choice of either EMC or NetApp storage in a scale-out solution for SAP HANA. Each of these world-class storage partners provides unique and critical multisite data replication capabilities that are necessary to deploy SAP HANA across a wide range of critical applications.
SAP® IT Process Automation by Cisco provides a special feature set for SAP HANA.
Together with its partners, Cisco offers a comprehensive suite of technical and professional services to help customers plan, build, and manage a Cisco® solution for SAP HANA. These include the Cisco Solution Support Service for SAP solutions, which provides a single point of contact to initiate and manage support, includes support for third-party products in support of SAP HANA.
Avnet Technology Solutions, a Cisco Data Center Specialized Distribution Partner, provides solution integration capabilities, allowing customers across the U.S., Canada and Europe to order the Cisco UCS servers for SAP HANA as a single, pre-integrated solution that is pre-assembled and configured at the Avnet Global Solutions Center. (Targeting October 31st order-ability)
Early adopters across the U.S., Europe and Asia Pacific are testing and deploying UCS for SAP HANA scale-out solution including customers in the transportation, oil and gas, food and beverage, and high-tech industries.
Several strategic partners, including technology partners, channel and service integrator partners, have provided their perspectives on Cisco UCS for SAP HANA.
Executive Quotes:
Nicola Morini Bianzino, Senior Executive and SAP Database & Technology lead, Accenture
"As clients look for ways to take advantage of real-time analytics and business intelligence to drive better decision-making, we are leveraging Cisco UCS technology to deliver flexible and scalable solutions on our SAP HANA implementations."
Satinder Sethi, Vice President, Cisco
"As data continues to grow exponentially, the ability to deliver real-time business intelligence is helping customers move more quickly to address issues and capture opportunities. Together SAP HANA and Cisco UCS are delivering a winning combination of innovative technologies to reduce operational costs and enhance application performance."
Parmeet Chaddha, Vice President, Solutions, EMC Corporation
"SAP HANA is defining a new architecture for business applications. With over 20,000 joint EMC-SAP customers, and an extensive Cisco-EMC market presence, EMC and Cisco together are best positioned to help our customers transform their IT. The Cisco-EMC offering for SAP HANA provides a best-of-breed solution for customers to deploy SAP analytics solutions today and deploy the broader SAP landscape in the future. EMC is proud to bring its leadership in storage and strength in high availability, scalability, lower cost of ownership, and remarkable performance to the solution."
Patrick Rogers, Vice President, Data Center Platforms, NetApp
"NetApp provides a powerful scale-out storage foundation for organizations looking to deploy mission-critical, high-availability applications on the SAP HANA platform. Our plug-and-play approach to storage complements the SAP HANA building block architecture, allowing organizations to scale out storage infinitely and easily, while still providing high availability. As data processing requirements increase and more SAP HANA compute nodes are added to the environment, our storage solutions will meet the needs of applications delivery, innovation and anticipated business growth."
Rayn Veerubhotla, Vice President, Ecosystem & Channels, SAP
"Our customers are constantly on the lookout for solutions that move the needle, providing the competitive advantage that truly transforms their business. SAP HANA running on Cisco UCS architecture represents the kind of game-changing partner collaboration that can result in such solutions. These solutions deliver real-time analysis and reporting, coupled with dramatically accelerated business processes on an optimized infrastructure platform -- a new platform for real-time business. Customers know and expect this kind of innovation from global technology leaders and, once again, SAP and Cisco have teamed up to meet that challenge."
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Deze lijst van voetbalinterlands is een overzicht van alle officiële voetbalwedstrijden tussen de nationale teams van Bulgarije en Engeland. De landen hebben tot op heden twaalf keer tegen elkaar gespeeld. De eerste ontmoeting was in Rancagua op 7 juni 1962, tijdens het Wereldkampioenschap voetbal 1962. Het laatste duel, een kwalificatiewedstrijd voor het Europees kampioenschap voetbal 2020, vond plaats op 14 oktober 2019 in Sofia.

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Padma Lakshmi Shares How Top Chef Managed to Cook With Its Usual Heat During the Pandemic
Happy now to see Top Chef: Portland unfolding—the show itself a singular ambassador for the blood, sweat and tears these chefs put into their life's work—and with her first children's book, Tomatoes for Neela, due to be released Aug. 31, Lakshmi, like so many of us, is starting to see light at the end of the tunnel.
But she and her legion of friends in the culinary world also were tuned in from the beginning to just how much the pandemic was going to ravage the restaurant business. Top Chef head judge Tom Colicchio was one of the earliest public voices last year presciently explaining how devastating closures were going to be for the sprawling food service industry—and he memorably shared that his personal financial windfall was primarily from TV and other media projects and not from his Craft restaurant empire, successful as it is.
"The margins are really, really slim, and I don't think people realize that," Padma concurred. "I really don't think people realize that [owners] are paying the invoices from 45 days ago with the money they're making this week, and so the restaurant business, even when you're a huge chef like Tom or others in his position, you're still suffering because the margins are so low" after you've paid your staff, your vendors, rent and utilities, etc.
The Small Business Administration started accepting applications for its Restaurant Relief Fund on May 3 and, within 10 days, 266,000 people had applied, requesting more than $65 billion to stay afloat.
Padma, who admitted that she felt "impotent" when she saw what was happening to the restaurant community, connected right away last March with the nonprofit James Beard Foundation, which funds a number of programs for culinary education, chefs and restaurant owners (and these days helps businesses apply for the RRF). "If you watch Taste the Nation or Top Chef, you've seen the James Beard callout at the beginning of each episode, which I'm very proud of," she said. "Both Bravo and Hulu came through for us on that."
The multitalented model is also now the face of Stella Artois' "Your Table Is Ready" summer campaign, which is aiming to refill restaurants all over the world with hungry—and thirsty—customers.
This article was originally published by Eonline.com. Read the original article here.
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František Skladaný (born April 22, 1982) is a Slovak professional ice hockey player currently an unrestricted free agent. He most recently played with Vlci Žilina in the Slovak 1. Liga (SVK.1). He was selected by the Colorado Avalanche in the fifth-round (143rd overall) of the 2001 NHL Entry Draft.

Skladany has played with HC Karlovy Vary of the Czech Extraliga from the 2006–07 season. On October 20, 2012, he was signed to a one-year contract extension to remain in Karlovy until 2013.

On July 21, 2013, Skaldany signed a one-year contract as a free agent with Russian Higher Hockey League club, Buran Voronezh, an affiliate of HC Spartak Moscow.

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Europa: Publications Office Digital Library
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The Europa's Publications Office Digital Library is part of the Publications Office of the European Union now with the "scanning of 12 million pages which makes more than 110 000 EU publications available free of charge for download in the EU Bookshop Digital Library. It offers all publications ever edited by the Publications Office on behalf of the EU institutions, agencies and other bodies since 1952.
The EU Bookshop is a valuable information source for citizens, journalists, education professionals, students, librarians, publishers, and anybody interested in Europe, in 50 languages, including the possibility of ordering printed copies."
"The Publications Office's archives have long represented a veritable treasure trove of European history. These publications can once again see the virtual light of day through the Publications Office Digital Library.
The Publications Office Digital Library was a response to a growing demand to digitise out-of-print publications. In 2007, the Publications Office launched a PDF-on-demand service, wherein users could request publications to be retrieved from the archives and scanned as needed. They turned out to be in such high demand that within six months the service was saturated. To better serve the users, it was decided to scan the industrial volumes of the entire archive.
The result – less than two years later – is an electronic library of more than 14 million pages of web-optimised PDFs progressively available to the public free of charge. Public response has been overwhelmingly positive, and the numbers speak for themselves: total PDF downloads jumped from just 65 000 in 2008 to an expected 230 000 per month for 2009."
The Europa's Digital Library is part of the Publications Office of the European Union. The "Publications Office is an interinstitutional office whose task is to publish the publications of the institutions of the European Communities and the European Union (see Euratom Decision No 2009/496/EC).
The Publications Office publishes daily the Official Journal of the European Union in 22 or 23 languages (in the Irish language when the publication is necessary), a unique phenomenon in the publishing world.
It publishes or co-publishes publications entrusted to the Office in the context of the institutions' communication activities.
Moreover, the Publications Office offers a number of online services giving free access to information on EU law (EUR-Lex), EU publications (EU Bookshop), public procurement (TED), and EU research and development (CORDIS).
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The European Union Publishers' Forum Flash
European Forum of Official Gazettes
Saturday, 17 March 2012 - 4:48pm
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Comparing UK and Irish law: A special relationship?
By Prof Paula Giliker, Professor of Comparative Law (University of Bristol Law School) and former President of the British Association of Comparative Law.
The British Association of Comparative Law (BACL) held its annual seminar, jointly with the Irish Society of Comparative Law, at University College, Dublin on 5 September 2017. The joint seminar was chaired and organised by Professor Paula Giliker. To celebrate BACL's first annual seminar in Ireland, the seminar reflected on the relationship between UK and Irish law in the fields of land law, banking regulation, language legislation and consumer law. The seminar was sponsored by publishers, Intersentia.
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The Excitement Mounts as Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Nashville Lights the Capitol Tree for 5th Consecutive Year!
Each and every day here at Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Nashville we are proud and honored to serve the outdoor lighting needs for homeowners and business owners all over Nashville and the surrounding area. Our success has never been something we take for granted and we take pride in every installation, from the smallest maintenance call to the over-the-top holiday lighting displays that require months of planning. With this in mind, we cannot convey the feeling we get when we are asked to design and install a lighting display that will bring so much joy to so many — like the Christmas tree at the Capitol in downtown Nashville.
If you would like to experience the tree lighting at the capitol this year in person, the annual tree lighting ceremony is scheduled to take place Monday, November 28th, 2016, from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm CST at the Nashville State Capitol located at 600 Charlotte Ave., Nashville. Governor Haslam will continue the tradition of flipping the switch for all to enjoy!
To help get you in the festive spirit and in honor of all the Christmases past, Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Nashville has put together a little video featuring the last four years of having the honor to be involved with this amazing project…enjoy!


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The Old White Oak (Part 7) by Heather
Mr. Donaldson was right. Before the maples in Aunt Lucy's yard were fully transformed into glowing yellow heads, Meredith had started at St. Louis Girls' Academy of Reform. Sure, she had attended school in the past and she knew how to read, but this was her first time being in a classroom with more than ten students. Back at home, they all met together in one dirty room, their desks facing a single blackboard covered in the scrawling handwriting of old Mrs. Stitch. When the younger ones weren't paying enough attention or the rambunctious Baker boys in the back of the room were caught passing a toad or some other obnoxious creature between themselves, Mrs. Stitch would grab the long pointer that she used on the blackboard and wrap the side of her desk hard. The sharp whap of the thin springy stick would remind everyone of a certain stinging punishment if quiet wasn't quickly restored.
At St. Louis Girls' Academy, however, there was an entire building full of classrooms, and the halls and classrooms were filled with girls dressed in smartly pressed school uniforms. They learned arithmetic, practiced their penmanship, and read everyday from real books, not just a basic primer.
The instant Meredith saw Miss Reed with her bright eyes and dimpled cheeks, and heard her exuberant description of their first reading assignment, she knew exactly what she was meant to do. She was going to teach.
(Five Years Later)
Although Meredith had very few possessions, her bag was especially heavy as she followed the dusty road that led to her old home. She knew that she shouldn't have brought so many of her books with her, but the thought of leaving them behind was more than she could bear.
Meredith was on her way home for a visit before she started her new position in Pennsylvania. It was a wonderful position for such a young teacher, but she had worked hard over the last five years to be the very best. She had especially excelled in her literary classes, delving into the poetry of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson. In her bag was a portfolio of hundreds of poems which she had written. Someday she hoped to be published.
Ma had not thought it a good idea to come home. They wrote to each other diligently every week. Meredith's letters were full of new people and places and things that she was learning. Her ma's were brief updates on the farm, with maybe a description of what fish Henry brought home for supper. Fanny could be relied on for more colorful letters, telling Meredith about what was going on in town in addition to how Claire and Henry were doing. Ma always insisted that they were all fine, and preferred that Meredith and the boys stayed in St. Louis with their aunt, rather than coming home for a visit. The twins had adapted well to living with Aunt Lucy. Meredith was sure that they pretty much saw her as their mother, for they seldom referred to anything from their past. They were so young when they left the farm, so Meredith was not surprised. To Meredith, however, it felt as though she was completely abandoned. Not only was her mother willing to send her away, but she did not seem to want to see her ever again. Why was she so adamant that they stay apart?
Meredith thought it best to not tell her mother that she would be visiting before moving on to Pennsylvania. That way, it would be too late, she would already be there. What could she do, turn her daughter away at the door? Meredith was sure she would not do that.
As excited as she was to get home, Meredith's stomach was a knot of nerves as she rounded the final corner on the dusty road which would lead to her old home. It had been five years since she gave her last hugs to Ma and the other children on that train. What would her mother think of her? Would she approve of what she saw? Meredith nervously smoothed her skirt with her free hand, conscious of the expensive fine wool and how it differed from the patched up skirts of her old frocks. Her shiny black boots had a fine coating of dust, but even the dirt couldn't hide the perfect even-ness of the stitches in the tight leather, perfectly fitted to her feet. They were a far cry from the sloppy hand-me-down boots of Henry's which she used to wear, stuffing cotton in the toes to cover up the holes where the stitching had ripped loose. So much had changed.
Finally the farm was in sight. In reality, it probably was not much different from when she left, but to Meredith's eyes it looked like a run-down shack, with a chicken coop that leaned to one side and a fenced in patch of dirt which housed a sad-looking pig with her babies.
From a distance, Meredith could make out someone calling her name and running up the dirt path which led down to the tiny creek. It was Henry. He dropped his fishing rod and bucket and ran, his long skinny legs cutting the distance in half before Meredith could even inhale a gasp of surprise and nerves. Matching her brother, she dropped her bag and ran the rest of the way to him, but stopped awkwardly just before the inevitable embrace. Looking at each other shyly, Henry gave her a funny hug which only made Meredith feel more of a stranger than a sister.
"Mer," he finally exclaimed, "I can't believe you're here!"
Meredith bobbed her head. She tried to look him in the eyes but all she could see was his skinny ankles and dirty bare feet protruding from the end of his britches, which were a good six inches too short. She suddenly felt very self-conscious about her shiny boots and she felt a flush creep up her neck into her face.
"Has Ma seen you yet? Did she know you were coming?" Henry asked.
"No, I meant it to be a surprise," Meredith said, finally looking into brother's face. She searched his brown eyes, trying to find something, although she wasn't exactly sure what. "Every time I wrote about wanting to come home, Ma would insist that we stay in town with Aunt Lucy. I don't understand it…"
Henry looked away toward the house.
"Meredith," he began slowly, "a lot has changed since you left."
"What? Tell me." Meredith couldn't help but grasp Henry's arm, feeling the soft weathered cotton of his shirt.
"Ma hasn't been well…" he began, but his voice trailed off.
"What do you mean? What do you mean, Henry?" Meredith could hear her voice begin to raise in pitch to an unfamiliar shrill sound. Her heart started to pound.
Before Henry could explain further, the front door of the house was thrown open and a tall girl came running toward her, almost knocking Meredith over when she threw herself around her chest.
"Meredith, I can't believe you are here!" she said breathlessly. It was Fanny. She was tall and tan, with two long braids which flew off her shoulders as she ran.
Meredith held her sister close and the sudden strange shyness which had overtaken her when she met with Henry escaped as quickly as it had come on. She was home, at last.
The three siblings stood in the road in front of their house for several minutes, exclaiming over their surprise and delight in seeing each other again. Finally, Meredith asked again after her mother. Henry and Fanny looked at each other, and the look passed between them was full of emotion and dread.
"Mer," Henry said again. "Ma has been sick for a while now. It started not too long after you and the twins left. She was so tired all the time. We thought maybe she would improve, now that she had less to manage with the twins gone and all, but it only seemed to get worse."
Meredith put her hand to her mouth in shock. How was this the first that she had heard of this? Why did no one write and tell her. When she asked the question out loud, Fanny softly replied.
"We wanted to tell you, but Ma insisted that we don't say anything about it. She wanted you to focus on your studies, and not worry about her."
"But what has been done? What does Dr. Brown say? Doesn't he come and see her?"
"Yes, of course he has seen her. Lots of times," Henry said defensively. "We've done everything we can for her."
Fanny was quick to jump in with a soothing tone, but her answer was not easy to hear. "Meredith," she said softly, "the doctor says it is cancer. She isn't going to get better."
Come back tomorrow for the conclusion....


The Yorkshire Marathon has established itself as one of the UK's most popular endurance events since its debut in 2013.
Whether you're taking in the fantastic views of York and the countryside while navigating the 26.2 miles, running the shorter ten mile event, or working as a team in the corporate relay, the event draws thousands to the city every year as competitors vying for the finisher's medal and a chance to break their personal best.
But have you got what it takes? Well here's your ultimate guide to getting registered, training and preparation, and some key information for the Yorkshire Marathon.
You can visit their website - www.runforall.com/events/marathon/yorkshire-marathon. From there, all you have to do is choose which option you're taking, whether that be for charity, for yourself, or as part of an athletics organisation.
If you aren't sponsored by a charity, the general entry costs £50 plus a processing fee. If you're a UK Athletics member the cost is £48 plus a processing fee, if you're an ASDA worker, you don't have to pay a processing fee and get staff discount on the £50, and if you have a season ticket from Run For All, you get a discounted £45 entry.
How do I enter as a runner for a charity?
The easiest way to enter is contact the charity of your choice and request a fundraising pack, from there they will sort out the rest. The Yorkshire Marathon (and Run For All in general) also have a list of Partner Charities who you can represent, who are also the best people to contact if the event is sold out and you still want to run.
To enter in the Yorkshire Marathon, you have to 18 years old.
Of course! It wouldn't be a marathon without fancy dress! The Yorkshire Marathon are fine with any costumes as long as they're clean, not deemed offensive, or dangerous to other runners or spectators.
How do I prepare for a marathon?
* Don't overtrain, keep your body healthy.
One of the main priorities you should have while training is to stay healthy. Overtraining can make you ill or injured, and can completely disrupt your marathon training plan. It's better to be slightly undertrained than overtraining and resulting in you missing the marathon altogether.
Build your training slowlyIt's recommended to increase your running distance no more than 10% every week. Individual runs should rise a mile at a time, but feel free to put it up to two miles at a time once you reach ten mile runs. You should also take recovery weeks, not just recovery days, dropping your overall miles every four weeks or so.
Speaking of recovery days, it's better to train three to four days a week, giving your body enough time to recover. This was proven true in a study by the University of Northern Iowa, where they found people who trained four days a week performed just as well as those who trained for six. It also plays a part in not overtraining, the more you allow your body to rest, the less likely you'll succumb to illness or injury.
When you're new to marathon running, the longer runs are your most important. Being a beginner, you're probably not used to being on your feet for three or four hours, so longer runs are vital to make sure you're accustomed to it. Most experts say between two-and-a-half to three hours is the right time to stop, but some argue that you can do it for longer, as long as you take walking breaks. Just make sure you're healthy and strong by the time you reach the starting line.
If you're injured during your training, it's important to address it as soon as possible with a qualified physiotherapist or specialist sports doctor. They will be able to provide an accurate diagnosis and will be able to treat your injury and help you get back into training. Don't put yourself at risk of further injury by avoiding diagnosis or continuing with your training.


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«Ісабель II» незахищений крейсер іспанського флоту типу «Веласко», названий на честь королеви Ізабелли II. Корабель взяв участь у боях при Сан-Хуані, під час іспано-американської війни.

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Крейсер «Ісабель II» побудували на військово-морській верфі у Ферролі. Його кіль був закладений у 1883 році, а корабель був спущений на воду 19 лютого 1886 року. Добудову «Ісабель II» завершили в 1888 або 1889 роках. У нього була одна досить висока труба. Крейсер мав залізний корпус і вітрильне оснащення барка.

Історія служби
Коли в квітні 1898 року почалася іспано-американська війна, «Ісабель II» перебував в Сан-Хуані, Пуерто-Рико. ВМС США 18 червня 1898 року становив постійну блокаду цього порту.

22 червня 1898 року «Ісабель II», канонерський човен «General Concha» та есмінець «Терор» вийшли з порту для спроби прорвати перевірки блокади, в результаті чого відбувся Другий бій при Сан-Хуані. Допоміжний крейсер USS St. Paul вирушив їм напереріз, в результаті чого відбувся короткий артилерійський бій, який іспанці швидко перервали.«Ісабель II» та «Генерал Конча» могли набрати швидкість, більшу за 10 вузлів (19 км/год). Тому «Терор» мав здійснити торпедну атаку на американський корабель, аби прикрити їх відступ, і був сильно пошкоджений внаслідок обстрілу. Втім всі три іспанські кораблі повернулися до порту в Сан-Хуані. Двоє членів екіпажу загинули на борту «Терору», єдині жертви цього бою.

28 червня 1898 року «"Ісабель II"», «Генерал Конча» і канонерський човен "Ponce de Leon ", здійснили вилазку, аби сприяти прориву блокади торговим пароплавом «Антоніо Лопес», який намагався прорватися у гавань Сан-Хуана. Три іспанські військові кораблі вступили у артилерійську перестрілку на дальніх дистанціях з USS St. Paul, ще одним допоміжним крейсером USS Yosemite, та броненосним крейсером «New Orleans», жодного влучання ні вони, ні їх противники не досягли. Коли стало зрозуміло, що «Антоніо Лопес» не зможе прорватися повз американські кораблі, іспанські військові кораблі повернулися до порту, де вони і провели решту війни. «Антоніо Лопес» викинувся на мілину, але більшість його вантажів було врятовано іспанцями.

Крейсер «Ізабелла II» повернувся до Іспанії після закінчення війни. Корабель виключили зі складу флоту 1907 р.

Примітки

Список літератури
 Chesneau, Roger, and Eugene M. Kolesnik, Eds. Conway's All The World's Fighting Ships 1860—1905. New York, New York: Mayflower Books Inc., 1979. .
 Gray, Randal, Ed. Conway's All The World's Fighting Ships 1906—1921. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press, 1985. .
 Nofi, Albert A. The Spanish–American War, 1898. Conshohocken, Pennsylvania: Combined Books, Inc., 1996. .

Крейсери типу «Веласко»
Кораблі 1886
Кораблі, побудовані у Ферролі


When we think of space travel, we tend to picture a massive rocket blasting off from Earth, with huge blast streams of fire and smoke coming out the bottom, as the enormous machine struggles to escape Earth's gravity. Rockets are our only option for escaping Earth's gravity well—for now.
But once a spacecraft has broken its gravitational bond with Earth, we have other options for powering them. Ion propulsion, long dreamed of in science fiction, is now used to send probes and spacecraft on long journeys through space.
Ion propulsion systems generate a tiny amount of thrust. Hold nine quarters in your hand, feel Earth's gravity pull on them, and you have an idea how little thrust they generate. They can't be used for launching spacecraft from bodies with strong gravity. Their strength lies in continuing to generate thrust over time.
This means that they can achieve very high top speeds. Ion thrusters can propel spacecraft to speeds over 320,000 kp/h (200,000 mph), but they must be in operation for a long time to achieve that speed.
An ion is an atom or a molecule that has either lost or gained an electron, and therefore has an electrical charge. So ionization is the process of giving a charge to an atom or a molecule, by adding or removing electrons.
Once charged, an ion will want to move in relation to a magnetic field. That's at the heart of ion drives. But certain atoms are better suited for this. NASA's ion drives typically use xenon, an inert gas, because there's no risk of explosion.
Ions are created by bombarding the xenon gas with high energy electrons. Once charged, these ions are drawn through a pair of electrostatic grids—called lenses—by their charges, and are expelled out of the chamber, producing thrust. This discharge is called the ion beam, and it is again injected with electrons, to neutralize its charge.


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Everyone has had to deal with aches and pain at one time or another. It can be from exercise, work, stress, or an accidental injury. No matter the source, muscle pain can be "a pain" to deal with. Back pain especially is a problem because our back, combined with our abdominal muscles, makes up our body's core. The core stabilizes the entire body and keeps us balanced. Pain in this area is not a pleasant thing to endure.
When you have a full time job and a family to take care of you need to feel better as fast as you can. You can either suffer through or find a natural way to help eliminate the discomfort. I know personally I feel the need for the pain relief once a month as my menstrual cycle always brings a nice back ache with it? Why is that?
I also had a super active weekend recently with a 15 mile wildcrafting hike on Saturday and then 4-5 hours of hard labor in the garden on Sunday. I felt just fine both days but boy was I sore by Monday! A little something to help me get back to the grind of full time employment is always useful.
Here are some ways to relieve life's little aches and pains, naturally.
* Epsom salts are a form of magnesium sulfate, and many of the benefits of magnesium can be obtained from them, such as helping to relax tired or sore muscles and encouraging sleep. Adding two cups of Epsom salts to your bath will do the trick.
* Soak the sore area in witch hazel or an infusion of chamomile to release the pain and unknot those muscles.
* Essential oils have powerful healing properties. Lavender, black pepper, helichrysum, and peppermint are all perfect for this. Just add a few drops to a carrier oil and massage as needed.
* Arnica is a flowering plant that can be used medicinally for pain and swelling associated with bruises, aches, sprains, arthritis, and muscle and cartilage pain. I have used it for many years. My medicine cabinet would not be complete without it.
You can get topical arnica preparations at most drugs stores and online, usually as a gel. I recently found arnica in spray form called Novarnica that is fantastic. It works well for arthritis, back aches, strains, bruises, and sprains. Ingredients include Arnica Montana flower extract, clove essential oil, eucalyptus oil, and peppermint oil. I like that I can spray it on areas that would otherwise be hard to get to, like the small of my back. It is also super easy to put in your gym bag or your field bag (when hiking and wildcrafting).
If anyone will trip and sprain their ankle on a big tree root…that person will be me. This spray is great to have on hand for the associated sprains but also pain from any bites or stings. It works, it smells nice, and the spray feature is a huge bonus for me.
* Exercising those muscles is one way to keep them from being a problem. A strong lower back and abdomen will help prevent pain and injury from daily activities. Exercise also helps us maintain correct posture when sitting, lifting, standing, and bending…which also keeps us pain free.
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  ADV News  Spy Shots Reveal Leaner, More-Capable Triumph Tiger 1200
Spy Shots Reveal Leaner, More-Capable Triumph Tiger 1200
Triumph's flagship adventure model spotted with key changes out in the wild.
New spy shots out of Europe show that Triumph may be taking its top shelf Tiger 1200 platform to new levels of performance, with many new design features intended to increase its off-road adventure potential.
Most impactful is this new Tiger's slenderized profile, which echoes the revamped styling of the fresh-from-the-oven 900 models, now categorized as GT (street) and Rally (off-road) as opposed to XR and XC.
When the 800 range transitioned to the 900cc for 2020 it not only gained torque and midrange power, it lost weight and gained suspension travel as well, results we hope to see repeated in this new 2021 1200 Tiger, which will likely transition to 1250 or 1300cc ahead of European emissions requirements.
Adventure-ready queues on this budding Rally model include a more robust aluminum skid pan aimed to increase engine and header protection during off-road escapades, as well as a very narrow slice-and-dice 21-inch tubeless spoked front wheel that will replace the current Tiger 1200's already spoked 19-incher. And while it may be wishful thinking, it appears the flagship Tiger's 17-inch wheel may be replaced by an 18-inch wheel as well.
The entire rear wheel drive system on this prototype is new, with a double-sided swing arm system replacing the the single-sided unit we're used to on the Tiger 1200s. Showa suspension will likely replace the 1200's WP kitting front and rear, a change already manifested in the 900 Rally, which gained a useful one inch of travel for 2020, a bump we'd love to see matched in the larger Tigers. There will also be a bolt-on rear subframe for this 2021 model, making the bikes easier and less costly to repair.
As expected, this Tiger is powered by an inline triple, though this new mill looks more compact than the previous 1215cc version, and will likely use a new crankshaft and the unique 1, 3, 2 firing order present in the new 900 engine, which provides improved engine feedback and character. The modest bump in capacity seen across most platforms today is a way for manufacturers to meet looming emissions standards without losing performance, and if the Tiger 900 is an indicator, its larger displacement sibling will realize a performance gains from the reconstruction.
Styling-wise this new Tiger is noticeably more svelte than its predecessor, with a flatter fuel tank, sharper beak and more angular bodywork. A stylish headlight peers from beneath a tour-worthy windscreen that employs small adjustable wings on either side for fine tuning air flow.
And while we can't see it in these spy shots, the new top shelf Tigers are sure to feature Triumph's new, ultra-bright seven-inch TFT screen which provides access to information, amenities and rider aids, and new for 2020, there is also improved connectivity with your smartphone, allowing hands-free control of music and phone calls.
The improvements evidenced by these spy shots look very promising for increased off-road adventure potential from the big Tigers, though we'll have to wait to see if the physical slenderizing of the machine translates to a lighter weight as well. While the Tiger 1200 XC is a capable machine in the dirt, it is a true heavyweight at 547 lbs dry. A cut in weight would be an especially welcome change.
And it looks like we won't have to wait long for a reveal. The fact we're seeing this future model in such near-finished form makes it likely we'll see it sometime this year.
Photos by Motorrad
Author: Jamie Elvidge
Jamie has been a motorcycle journalist for more than 30 years, testing the entire range of bikes for the major print magazines and specializing in adventure-travel related stories. To date she's written and supplied photography for articles describing what it's like to ride in all 50 states and 43 foreign countries, receiving two Lowell Thomas Society of American Travel Writer's Awards along the way. Her most-challenging adventure yet has been riding in the 2018 GS Trophy in Mongolia as Team AusAmerica's embedded journalist.
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16 thoughts on "Spy Shots Reveal Leaner, More-Capable Triumph Tiger 1200"
Craig Alberhasky on February 15, 2020 at 5:54 am said:
I have a hard time, make that impossible, getting interested in any car or motorcycle running on fossil fuel with CO2 wrecking our planet. I have bought my last ICE powered vehicle. Still love motorcycles but electric powered is the only new bike in my future.
Lee M. on February 15, 2020 at 8:24 pm said:
Let me know when you find one that can cover 1200-1500mi over a long weekend (3-4 days) while recharging overnight in the middle of nowhere. Hmmm… Maybe Biolite can make a camp stove / bike charger?
markp06 on February 15, 2020 at 11:28 pm said:
You're an ignorant, indoctrinated fool.
That was directed to Craig
Phil Bell on March 2, 2021 at 3:46 pm said:
So you are interested in transferring all emissions back to the power station which supplies your EV!! Have you considered the actual Carbon Footprint of EV's and, end of life costs associated with battery/electronic recovery. I am not keen on having high electromagnetic exposure, as is the case on electric powered motorcycles!
Doug Graham on February 23, 2020 at 8:51 am said:
This is what we need? Another overweight high tech pig. I think we need more travel capable light weight bikes in the 650 to 750 engine range. I don't know Triumph well but don't they have a 675 they could base and adventure bike off of?
Michael Brostowski on February 26, 2020 at 5:49 pm said:
Please make a Tiger in the 350-500 range! Also, when are they bringing back the Trophy? Almost time to trade up my 2016.
Brock on June 4, 2021 at 8:41 pm said:
Yes please a 400 or 600 Tiger
John Muchow on March 26, 2020 at 11:00 pm said:
Those remarks suggest to me that you're not old enough to own a motorcycle!
Also meant for Craig…
Mike Shields on April 18, 2020 at 4:19 pm said:
The HD Livewire is for you; $30k for a bike that goes 100 miles. You'll be spending more time in a car than on a motorcycle.
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TripleFan on May 1, 2020 at 4:24 am said:
For the love of everything holy, I really hope they don't "T-plane" this motor. That completely strips the triple feel and characteristic from the engine and turns it in another Boxer motor basically. We don't need another BMW in the market.
Ole Anton Skipperud on September 10, 2020 at 12:15 pm said:
I love my 2014 1200 Tiger XCA, but would easyly trade ut in for tue new lighter 2021 model. For those who want a smaller model, Triumph are looking into placing a reworked 675 mill in the 800/900 frame.
Sorry for the auto correction, didn't notice….
Rajat Trehan on July 7, 2021 at 9:44 am said:
Well the motor will be the 1260cc from the latest Speed Triple..Detuned and torqued for adv. Yes sorry but it's gona be T-Planed… 20&30L probably. Same like the T900 will be Rally and GT variants…


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