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Show us the money! Manchester United Supporters Trust call for £150million spending spree after rich-list slip
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Manchester United will need to spend in excess of £150million if they are to continue to compete with Europe's elite, the club's supporters trust has told MM.
The claim comes after it was revealed that United have dropped out of the football rich list's top three for the first time, based on revenues for last season.
The list, compiled by financial services group Deloitte, has United ranked fourth despite increasing revenues from €395.9million to €423.8million.
Real Madrid top the list for the ninth season in a row, and fierce rivals Barcelona come a close second.
Bayern Munich, who enjoyed one of the most illustrious seasons in their history claiming a historic treble, have moved into third place.
This season has been the worst in recent memory for the Red Devils.
They currently lie seventh in the league and have been knocked out of both domestic competitions.
Sean Bones, a spokesman for the Manchester United Supporters Trust (MUST), told MM that a huge amount of investment is needed if we want to stay competitive with Europe's elite.
"It's going to take in excess of £150million. If you're looking at the amount of money that Chelsea, Manchester City, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich have put in over the years, it's going to take a lot of investment," he said.
Qualification for the Champions League is crucial and United are far from certain to qualify for next year's competition.
Dan Jones, partner in the Sports Business Group at Deloitte, said that he was confident United would rise back into the top three next season as long as they perform well on the pitch.
"Consistent non-qualification for the Champions League would be a problem," he told The Telegraph.
"In round number terms it is worth £40million – for the season we are currently in that's likely to be about 10 per cent of their revenues."
MUST spokesman Sean says the top three clubs in the rich list all have one thing in common.
"In 2005 before the Glazer's came we were top, and the difference between us now and the teams who are above us is that they're all supporter owned clubs," he said.
"When it's a supporter owned club, the revenue that the club earns goes back into the team and it creates a completely different atmosphere to a club that's owned by owners who are not accepted by the vast majority of the support."
Sean believes comparisons can be drawn to the Glazer family-owned American football club, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
"If you look at their record over the last three years they've spent well under the salary cap. The supporters have been ferocious about the quality that has been on the field," he said.
"In the last six years, the Tampa Bay Bucks have finished bottom of their league four times and next to bottom two times.
"There's a definite parallel with them, no doubt."
It was recently revealed that the share price of the club has plummeted by £150million since David Moyes replaced Sir Alex Ferguson as manager.
While United are having to endure turbulent times, their city rivals are experiencing anything but, on and off the field.
Manchester City, who are bankrolled by the royal family of Qatar have risen one place to sixth, while Liverpool have fallen out of the top ten for the first time since 1999-2000, sitting in twelfth place.
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Thanhha Lai (Vietnamese: Lai T. Thanh Hà; born January 1, 1965) is a Vietnamese-American writer of children's literature. She won the 2011 National Book Award for Young People's Literature
and a Newbery Honor for her debut novel, Inside Out & Back Again, which was published by HarperCollins.

Personal life
Lai was born in Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City), on January 1, 1965. She has six older brothers. Ten years later, she fled Vietnam during the Fall of Saigon, with her family. She then moved to Alabama and graduated from University of Texas, Austin with a degree in journalism in 1988, and worked for about two years for the Orange County, California newspaper The Register, covering news about Little Saigon, the local Vietnamese community. She earned a Master of Fine Arts from New York University and moved to New York, where she teaches at Parsons The New School for Design. Today, she goes by Thanhhà Lại on her website and lives in Croton-on-Hudson.

Inside Out and Back Again
Virginia Wolff interviewed Lai for the January 2010 number of  School Library Journal. She calls Inside Out "a powerful story in slender, sinewy prose poems, just a few words in each line." Hà and her family flee home and meet America's "sharp-edged barriers of color, ethnicity, religion, and custom."

Lai worked for 30 years on an adult novel. In her own words it was "third-person omniscient, spanning 4000 years of Vietnamese history, and whiplashed by hundreds of overly dramatic, showy sentences." The transformation worked when she got "inside the mind of a 10-year-old girl who feels as much as an adult but can't express the emotions yet, it seemed right to employ a few precise, pungent words and have them explode into real, raw emotions."

The fictional girl Hà once says, "No one would believe me, but at times I would choose wartime in Saigon over peacetime in Alabama." The story features her discovery of an adjustment to "the foreign world of Alabama". A review by Publishers Weekly calls it "especially poignant as she cycles from feeling smart in Vietnam to struggling in the States, and finally regains academic and social confidence."

Lai explains, "She felt dumb in Vietnam.... For her, being smart equated to confidence that she could manage her world. That's why she would choose wartime in Saigon over peacetime in Alabama." In America, the little girl writes,
 So this is
 what dumb
feels like.

Works
 Watermark: Vietnamese American poetry & prose. Asian American Writers' Workshop. 1998. — anthology including work by Lai
 — winner of the National Book Award and one of two runners-up for the Newbery Medal

Hundred Years of Happiness. HarperCollins. 2022.

See also

References

External links

 Thanhha Lai Official Website

1965 births
Living people
American children's writers
American writers of Vietnamese descent
Vietnamese emigrants to the United States
Moody College of Communication alumni
New York University alumni
The New School faculty
National Book Award for Young People's Literature winners
21st-century American novelists
21st-century American women writers
American women children's writers
American women novelists
Novelists from New York (state)
American women academics

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'Sons of Anarchy' Alum Ron Perlman Has a New Movie Coming Out This Month
by Chase Thomas December 6, 2021
written by Chase Thomas December 6, 2021
Sons of Anarchy star Ron Perlman is staying busy. The veteran actor has a new movie coming out this month. The film is called Don't Look Up.
It is a loaded cast of actors that includes Leo Dicaprio, Ariana Grande, Jennifer Lawrence, Jonah Hill, Chris Evans, Timothée Chalamet and many others.
The film is directed by Adam McKay and is sit to come out this weekend. It is about astronomers who have the unfortunate task of warning the world of an incoming comet that threatens to destroy Earth and life as we know it.
'Sons of Anarchy' Impact on Charlie Hunnam
We know the impact that Sons of Anarchy had on so many fans all over the world. The hit FX drama was a big-time show for so many years, it would be hard to imagine that not being the case. It also had to have an impact on folks like Ron Perlman, who starred as Clay Morrow, Jax's stepfather, on the program.
It's been seven-plus years now since the Sons of Anarchy has been moving right along our television sets, Outsiders. However, Hunnam has not forgotten the impact the show had on who he is is and who he was as an actor.
Hunnam of Sons of Anarchy told People, "Well, frankly, it gave me a career."Hunnam getting the role of Jax jumpstarted Hunnam to bigger and better things in the future. It was a tough role. However, it was a leading role on one of the most iconic crime dramas in the 21st century.
Hunnam Grows on 'Sons of Anarchy'
He continued, "And it gave me the ability to have confidence that I was going to be able to make [acting] work as a lifelong career." It propelled him to keep going. From Hunnam's perspective, this role provided him reassurance that he was going to make it in this difficult industry.
Getting to work on SOA for seven years was a blessing for Hunnam. It was important. It provided him the opportunity to thrive as a leading man, but also hone his craft. He said, "And where I cultivated a lot of that skill set was going to work and shooting 10 pages a day on Sons of Anarchy for seven years." It was a lot of work, but it forced him to do the work and get better each and every day. He continued, "I feel like that was my college days."
Hunnam did not know how things would work out on Sons of Anarchy when he got chosen to play the lead role of Jax Teller on the show. However, he took the plunge and he was better off for it. You just never know. Hunnam took the role in stride. He got better as an actor. Then, the show paid off for him in the long run. Sons of Anarchy worked for Hunnam.

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RACHEL HOWARD & SOFIA STEVI
A project that brings together at the same exhibition two artists with apparently antagonistic pictorial works. Rachel Howard is an artist with whom the gallery has been collaborating for more than ten years, while Sofia Stevi is a new addition to the Pelaires project. An established artist represented by some of the most important Anglo-Saxon galleries (mainly in London and Los Angeles) versus a young artist who represents a new understanding of painting.
Two ways of approaching the same idiom: Howard from a more reflective point of view, with detailed, conscious and monochrome paintings; and Stevi with direct, quick and powerful brushstrokes and loud colours. Howard focuses on the landscape genre from a naturalistic and romantic perspective, while Stevi prefers to delve into the human body from a quick and fresh angle. Just like Larissa Lockshin and Alain Urrutia, both artists revisit the great pictorial genres of the 20th century.
Easington, Anglaterra, 1969. Lives and works in London.
In her practice, Rachel Howard is concerned with exploring the possibilities of paint through expression and experimentation in order to evoke feelings of tension and highlight the relationship between process and outcome. Howard approaches painting in a visceral, almost performative way. As a result, her painting oscillates between abstraction and figuration, entropy and order, certainty and vulnerability. A resounding potency of colour characterises each work, however it is not precisely colour that interests her, but the state of mind and body which might be inscribed into a work through the application of the paint. Her most recent series of large and smaller scale paintings explore the idiosyncratic qualities of oil paint, unpicking the accepted rules of engagement with this most traditional of mediums.
SOFIA STEVI
Atenas, 1982. Lives and works in Athens.
This is the artist's first solo exhibition in Spain.
A graduate in Fine Art from Central Martin's School of Art & Design in London, Stevi produces paintings, sculptures and works on paper. Her works bring together a wide range of references, from classical mythology to images found on Instagram, literature and philosophy. Stevi's broad lines and colours describe form with a sense of playfulness and animation. Her paintings capture fleshy fruits and soft body contours with an expressiveness similar to that of cartoons. Made with Japanese ink on untreated cotton fabric, her works evoke the domestic world while also being quite erotically loaded. The torsos and limbs dissolve into psychedelic patterns and colour washings. Moving between the real and the imaginary, Stevi's works are often deeply personal and explore the artist's desires and dreams.
Selection of solo exhibitions:
-We don't have to learn something new at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London (2019).
-Turning forty winks into a new decade at BALTIC, Gateshead (England), curated by Emma Dean (2018).
-Lizzie & Laura at The Breeder Gallery, Athens (2017).
-The Equilibrist at the Benaki Museum in Athens (2016), planned by the New Museum in Nueva York and The DESTE Foundation. Curated by Massimiliano Gioni, Gary Carrion-Murayari and Helga Christoffersen.
She has also participated in group exhibitions at St Ann's Warehouse in New York (2018); Kevin Space in Vienna (2017); Bemaki Museum in Athens (2016); Dio Horia in Mykonos (2016) and Yorkshire Sculpture Park (2013), among others.
In 2013, Stevi co-founded the artist-run space Fokidos in Athens. She also started a poetry press project in London called Friary Road House.
Last year Pelaires Gallery included Sofia Stevi in the group exhibition Cadmium Lemon, where she displayed her work alongside nine other international artists. Represented by Pelaires since 2020, she is an example of the gallery's mission to recruit more female artists.
From June 10 to August 27
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Finished my thesis! You get a sneak peek.
Today I submitted my PhD thesis (at last). Yay! In celebration of that fact I am showing you a glimpse of a bizarre creature which I described in my thesis.
Jimia is a genus containing two of over 10,000 known species in the family Miridae. Most mirids look more or less the same, small and green with more wing than anything else. Obviously with over 10,000 species there are plenty of exceptions. Jimia does not fit into this category.
So what makes them bizarre? The genus was first described by Carvalho in 1989, and other than that initial description I am the only one to look at them. I have described a second species although a few seriously damaged specimens I have seen indicate that there may be many more. As soon as I put them under an SEM I knew they were special. They have a type of setae with a 3-5 pronged head, like a propeller. I can only guess at what they are for, and I am the expert. No one even knows these structures exists except you (my readers) a few people in my lab, maybe a couple of random friends and a few girls I was trying to impress.
I could go on about these bugs for a while, but I don't want to bore you. If you want to know more you will have to read my thesis.
Jimia are only known from 6 locations in Papua New Guinea.


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Android Statistics > Android Developers > Soundcorset
Soundcorset is an Android developer that has been active since 2013 and has one app (Tuner & Metronome) in Google Play. Tuner & Metronome is listed in the category "Music & Audio". It is highly ranked in several countries, and is also one of the most popular apps in the Android ecosystem with more than 10 million installs.
This page shows statistics about Soundcorset.
We have gathered all apps together and in the information boxes to the right you can find the total number of apps, downloads, ratings of Soundcorset.
These statistics are very useful for you to answer questions about how many users Soundcorset has, what their revenue and income might be, and in general, how successful an Android developer they are.
Websites https://www.soundcorset.com
We've discovered 1 apps that Soundcorset published.
Using the table below, you can analyze Soundcorset's Android apps and games. Click the column headers to re-sort the apps according to that column.
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Soundcorset's Activity over Time
This timeline shows the activity of Soundcorset over time.
Because AppBrain tracks all apps on Google Play in regular intervals, we're able to provide you with a detailed timeline of what actions Soundcorset took on Google Play.
The timeline below shows when Soundcorset developed and launched a new Android app or game, and every update to their apps. In addition, we track when an app gets unpublished from Google Play. AppBrain also tracks when an app becomes popular and reaches a higher level of downloads.
Soundcorset's Top Ranked Apps
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For this table, we look at all Soundcorset's apps and where they're ranked. If an app is for instance ranking #9 in the United States, #57 in Canada and #75 in Mexico, then we would count that app as having 1 Top 10 ranking in a country and 2 Top 100 rankings (Canada and Mexico).
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BRIGHT FUTURE: Academy to develop junior footballers
Ben Martin, Wednesday, April 13th, 2016. Comments offContact the author
Lorne premiership player Oscar Balderas is part of Colac's new football development academy.
THIRTY-THREE promising junior footballers have earned selection in Colac's newly formed under-15 academy.
AFL Barwon has introduced the six-week program that will provide players with top-level coaching in Colac, and a pathway way to joining the Geelong Falcons' under-15 team for the V-Line Cup.
AFL Barwon's Luke Maher said the program, which starts next Sunday at Central Reserve, would save Colac players from travelling to Geelong for regular training sessions.
"Last year was the first time Colac was part of the Geelong Falcons' under-15 region, historically they went to the Hampden region," he said.
"We had 25 kids training with the Falcons' V-Line Cup squad, which involves a fair bit of travel down to Geelong.
"So we put our heads together, and we thought rather than inviting all those kids down to Geelong for four or five weeks, we thought we'd start the Colac under-15 academy, prior to them starting training with the Falcons in early August."
Alvie coach and experienced junior mentor Dan Casey will coach the group.
But Maher said the group would also learn from other top-level coaches.
"It's all specialised training, it won't just be running and fitness," he said.
"It'll be very specific game-sense things with high-level coaches, so even if they don't go on to the Falcons, they can take what they've learnt back to their home clubs."
Colac Tigers midfielder Cooper Stephens heads the list of 33 players, after he played for the under-15 Falcons as a bottom-age player last season.
Irrewarra-Beeac's Edward Dexter, Simpson's Brett Robbins, Otway Districts' Jim Abraham and Colac Tigers recruit Will Mulgrew, who finished top 10 in last year's under-14.5 Colac district league best-and-fairest count, also earned selection.
Read more sport and football news in today's Colac Herald print edition, available at more than 50 outlets. Pick up your copy today.
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For Virgin Orbit, partial success is major milestone
By Dan Thisdell2020-05-28T14:10:00+01:00
Virgin Orbit's attempt at a maiden flight of its air-launched LauncherOne rocket may have ended with a vehicle in the Pacific ocean off the California coast rather than in orbit, but the company is talking up the mission as a milestone partial success on the way to commercial operations.
By carrying its rocket - built in Long Beach - to 35,000ft under the wing of an ex-Virgin Atlantic Boeing 747-400 - named Cosmic Girl and based at Mojave Air & Space Port - the Virgin Group's satellite launch business promises a speed and flexibility of operations that it hopes will be a winner in a nascent market for launching relatively small satellites.
Source: Virgin Orbit
LauncherOne, seen here in a July 2019 drop test, is Virgin Orbit's two-stage launch vehicle, designed to put payloads of around 400kg into low-Earth orbit
The Monday 25 May mission involved flying west from Mojave before turning south over the ocean, following a racetrack-shaped loop to verify alignment with the FAA-approved launch corridor and, again pointing south, releasing the rocket from a steep climb. During a free-fall drop of about 3s, the rocket's fuel tanks were pressurised and then the first stage engine ignited.
According to the company, for about 9s after drop the flight went "perfectly" - and then "something malfunctioned, causing the booster stage engine to extinguish, which in turn ended the mission".
As vice-president special operations Will Pomerantz tells FlightGlobal: "Up until the moment of the anomaly, things were going so smoothly that, well, I can't get over it."
While the cause of the shut-down and date for a second attempt are still to be determined, the flight delivered "solid data from hundreds of channels and sensors [indicating] performance that is well-matched to our predictions".
And critically, says Virgin Orbit, this first-ever orbital launch attempt from Mojave relied on "a truly mobile launch infrastructure", with all equipment and even a mission control base delivered by road or aboard Cosmic Girl and "we completely demonstrated that capability".
LauncherOne carries no explosive ordnance for destruction in the case of failure; rather, as Pomerantz says: "We safe our vehicle by terminating thrust, not terminating the vehicle." Had the rocket strayed from its designated launch corridor, an automatic system - which worked properly throughout the maiden flight - would have shut down the engine.
Pomerantz adds that being both liquid fuelled and air launched gives Virgin Orbit the advantage of doing away with dangerous, complicated and heavy explosive systems. Its only rival in commercial air launch - the Northop Grumman-operated Pegasus system, carried underneath a modified Lockheed L-1011 - is a solid-fuel rocket, which once ignited cannot be shut down.
Pegasus has flown more than 40 times since 1990, most recently in October 2019. But customers have been scarce in recent years; a flight is understood to cost in excess of $40m.
Designed to put payloads of up to around 400kg (880lb) into low-Earth orbit, LauncherOne is slightly smaller than Pegasus but is being marketed at just $12 million per flight.
Virgin Orbit is understood to have launch contracts worth several hundred million dollars, including with NASA, the US Space Force and the UK Royal Air Force. A prominent early customer was satellite communications startup OneWeb, which recently collapsed into administration.
Air launch, which dates to the 1950s and the USAF's X-15 programme, cannot match fixed-position flights for payload but offers speed, flexibility and portability. In addition to Mojave, Virgin Orbit is signed to fly from Cornwall in the UK, Japan, and the Pacific island of Guam.
The entire mobile ground infrastructure supporting Virgin Orbit's LauncherOne platform is seen here, days before the maiden flight
Virgin Orbit successfully launches rocket from 747-400
Virgin Orbit has successfully lofted its LauncherOne rocket into space after launching it from a Boeing 747-400.
Arianespace powers on with launches amid challenging 2020
Arianespace has had a challenging 2020 owing to the coronavirus pandemic, but has managed to keep launches going, as it looks toward 2021 and the long-awaited first flights of the Ariane 6 and Vega C rockets. Vivian Quenet has been managing director and head of sales for Arianespace in ...
Space industry worried that cyberattacks could spread off Earth
As Earth-bound small and large businesses convulse from wave after wave of cyberattacks, the fast-growing space industry is worried that it could be next.
Australia to create space command under RAAF
Australia will establish a new Space Division within the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) during 2022, underlining the importance of space to the country's defence forces.
NASA to fly Ingenuity helicopter on Mars within three weeks
NASA is planning for Ingenuity, its Mars helicopter, to fly within the next three weeks, engineers say on 23 March.


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The 1997 Trofeo Forla de Navarra was the 44th edition of the GP Miguel Induráin cycle race and was held on 6 April 1997. The race was won by Mikel Zarrabeitia.

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Q: Get-ChildItem Recursive Search on Specific Child Path I'm sure this question has been asked and answered or the answer is staring at my right in the face but I'm not sure I'm asking it correctly to find the answer I'm looking for.
I'm looking to search through user directories using PowerShell to extract a specific line from an ini file (clean up from poor record keeping from an old admin).
What I want to do to reduce the time of the search (a lot of directories to run through) as well as I would like to split my result set based on the Production and Test ini file I'm looking for.
Here is what the folder structure looks like:
For Production:
E:\Users\<username>\DIR\production.ini

For Test:
E:\Users\<username>\DIR\Test\test.ini

So I want to run something like this (at the root of E:):
Get-ChildItem -Recurse -Path ".\DIR\*.ini" | Select-String "DeviceName="
Get-ChildItem -Recurse -Path ".\DIR\Test\*.ini" | Select-String "DeviceName="

That way it looks into each user's folder for the exact path instead of recursing through all the child folders.  I need to wildcard the ini as there are 2 - 3 possible files depending on the version of the application they are running.
Thanks as always for the assist.

A: If you know the item name and path, I'd suggest just using Get-Item in GCI's stead.

A: Proper formatting makes the question legible unhiding the <UserName> etc.
Depending on your PoSh version use either -Directory or |where $_.PSIsContainer to first iterate the userFolders and then directly check the two possible folders.
Get-ChildItem -Path E:\Users -Directory | ForEach-Object {
  Get-ChildItem -Path "$($_.FullName)\Dir"      -Filter *.ini -EA 0 |Select-String "DeviceName="
  Get-ChildItem -Path "$($_.FullName)\Dir\Test" -Filter *.ini -EA 0 |Select-String "DeviceName="
}

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Izmir village Metropolis
Izmir village Metropolis,
Izmir village Metropolis,Torbalı, which is 45 kilometers from Izmir, is surrounded in the east by Bayındır and Tire, by Menderes in the west, by Selçuk in the south and Kemalpaşa in the north. The borough, which is located in the south of Izmir, is situated in the northwest of Küçük Menderes Basin. The north of the borough is surrounded by the southern extension of Nif Mountain and the western extensions of Mahmut Mountain and the rest of the areas are the continuation of Küçük Menderes Plain. Torbalı attracts the attention of local and foreign tourists with historical sites such as Metropolis and Nif Mountain, old stone houses in mountain villages, schools that were built during the reign of Abdülhamid II, mosques and fountains. Metropolis antique city which was named a ruin site and the Nif Mountain region where excavation continue, are expected to change the fate of the borough. Torbalı, which is close to touristic centers such as Selçuk and Kuşadası, also has a potential to get shares from daily tourism. From Triyanna to Torbalı It is believed that the name of Torbalı came from Metropolis or Triyanna.
Research suggests that the first settlement in Torbalı on the fruitful lands of Küçük Menderes Basin, was established in 3000 B.C. in the region between Ephesus (Selçuk), Smyrna (İzmir), Colophon (Değirmendere), Nation (Ahmetbeyli) and Nif (Kemalpaşa) antique cities. The region, which developed in 2500 B.C. with Metropolis and reached its most glorious sate in 7th century B.C. during the Lydia period, was settled during the Neolithic, Chalcolithic and Bronze ages and ruled by civilizations such as Phrygia, Persia, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottomans. Torbalı became a Turkish town in 1390 when the son of Yıldırım Beyazıd was sent to Aydın as a governor and Torbalı was registered as a unit affiliated with Izmir. Torbalı became a town of the Ottoman State in 1425 when Sultan Çelebi Mehmet conquered Izmir. It is invaded by enemy troops for 40 months during WW1. After the Turkish War of Independence, the city of Aydın is divided and the city of Izmir is established. Torbalı becomes a town of Izmir and finally a municipal borough in 1927 The City of the Main Goddess Metropolis Metropolis, located on the 52nd kilometer of the İzmir–Aydın Highway, built on a hill between Yeniköy and Özbey neighborhoods, is referred to as an Ionian city by antique writers. It is believed that Metropolis means the City of the Main Goddess from the cult caves on Alaman Mountain and city epigraphs. Many terracotta figures dedicated to the Mother Goddess found in cult caves in the city proves that the name Metropolis means the City of the Main Goddess.
The city overlooks Küçük Menderes Plain. The river and plain have kept the city alive for many centuries. Antique writers and historians claim that the vineyards in Metropolis were famous and that the wines made with these grapes contributed greatly to the economy of the city. In addition, the city was famous for its olive and olive oil production. Buildings and artworks unearthed during excavations prove just how strong an economy the city had. Traces of the first settlement in Metropolis were located after works at Dedecik-Heybelitepe. Earliest findings in the settlement one kilometer in the south of Metropolis have been dated to the Late Neolithic/Early Chalcolithic period. Obsidian tools that were found in this area are thought to have been made with raw materials brought over from Melos Island. Bademgediği Hill, located 7 kilometers to the north of the city, is an important center that yields information from all three stages of the Bronze Age.
The settlement, which has five layers, is thought to be Puranda, a city mentioned in Hittite sources. Known as an episcopacy center The acropolis of Metropolis, surrounded by strong walls, was built in the 3rd century in accordance with the modern urbanization techniques of the era. The city became rich in 2nd century B.C. with the help of the Pergamum Kingdom. The theatre, stoa, and bouleuterion clearly show the richness of the city. Roman historian Plinius shows Metropolis as the trial center of Ephesus in 1st century B.C. According to historian Appianos, Metropolis was ruled by Mithridates for a short time in 86 B.C. just like Ephesus, Tralleis and Hypaipa. With Roman Emperor Augustus, peace came to the region and the positive effects are felt by Metropolis.
The glamour period that continued until the Tiberius Period ended after an earthquake in 17 A.D. The city is rebuilt at the start of 18th century A.D. After 3rd century A.D., recession starts and continues until 6th century when Metropolis becomes an episcopacy center. The Byzantine Church at Araplıtepe region must have the episcopacy church as of 6th century A.D. When Turks became powerful in Anatolia, the Byzantines started building more defensive structures. The Byzantine Castle built in Metropolis was probably constructed during the Laskaris period or renovated heavily. In addition, coins belonging to Seljuk rulers I. İzzettin Keykâvus and Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev were found in the Byzantine Church in Araplıtepe.
Ottoman sources mention a castle named Kızılhisar near Torbalı and this is probably the Metropolis Castle. The old Byzantine castle was used for a while during the Ottoman period but settlement here was abandoned after peace was restored in the region and settlement moved to the plain where Torbalı stands today. Excavations began in 1990 With the start of excavations in Metropolis in 1990, works geared towards understanding the Hellenistic structure were carried out. The theatre, bouleuterion and stoa of the city were unearthed. Metropolis Theatre, built into the main rock, was constructed during the Hellenistic period. It is a 4000 capacity theatre with a single walkway.According to archeological findings, the theatre also hosted social and religious events besides plays. Some changes were made to the stage and orchestra pit during the Roman period. The Hellenistic stage was expanded and the base of the orchestra pit was decorated with white-blue marbles.
Geometric shaped frescoes were uncovered on the walls of the large structure adjacent to the theatre and two panels of mosaics made with colorful stones on its base. The center of the main mosaic depicts Dionysus, his wife Ariadne and some mythological characters. Figures were designed as four portraits that symbolize the four seasons. Since the side panel includes figures such as comedy and tragedy masks, fish and birds, it is believed that this structure was a reception hall associated with the theatre. Bouleuterions were senate buildings in the antique age where decision about the city were made. The Metropolis Bouleuterion has a near square form with 16,90 x 17,70 meter measurements. The 400 capacity meeting hall is divided into two with steps. Round formed bleachers were arranged in the shape of a horseshoe, just like in antique theatres. The southern walls of the Byzantine Castle, built in the 13th century, pass over the senate building. Another structure that was built in 2nd century B.C. is the stoa. Stoas, which were built to provide shelter from rain and sun, were used during religious ceremonies, political meetings and cultural activities. The stoa in Metropolis is 67 meters long and 10 meters wide. The roof of the structure is carried on two Doric type columns.
The area referred to as the middle city that hosted official buildings was planned as three terraces and includes steps and streets that intersect. There is a bath structure at the lower terrace. Current works Second term works that began in 2007 concentrated on the Roman Empire period in Metropolis. It seems that the city widened its borders in 2nd and 3rd century A.D. after a growing population and public works accelerated. In the 2008 excavation season, the house with a courtyard that was found during the works to research the connection of the theatre and the city center, shed light on the civic life in the city. The square planned large courtyard in the middle was furnished with marble plaques and bordered with four rows of columns. The spaces that surrounded the peristyle have colorful plasters and rich relics and this proves that the house belonged to a rich local who lived during the Roman period.
A tomb that was found in the northeast of the house dated between 150 and 145 B.C. suggests that this could have been the necropolis of the city. In fact, Hellenistic tombs were found at the same place and the theatre area, carved into the main rock. After examining the skeleton, it was proven that the skeleton belonged to a young women around the age of 25. 41 terracotta urns were found around the skeleton. Two gold roves that had the head of Apollo and a bee relief found around the skull were probably on the body's eyes. A pair of gold earrings found near the skull, bronze mirrors and none/silver cosmetic spoons show just how important looks were centuries ago. For the past 7 years, most important works in Metropolis are being carried out in the bath and paleastra. This complex, which attracts attention with its rich mosaics, shows that Metropolis grew in terms of population and size during the Roman period. Works have concentrated in this area in recent years and it has been proven that the city was enlarged in three stages The area with a wall remain located at the space where the slope settlement met the plain was known as the collapsed inn by the locales. Excavations began here in 2003 to examine the ruin and its surroundings. A large vault and tubes connected to a hypocaust system found in 2004 proved that the structure in this area was an imperial type therme. Geophysical works were carried out in the area after these findings and it was discovered that architectural structures affiliated with this building encompassed a large area. Works were carried out at this area and the structure became a focal point of the excavation. Between 2009 and 2012, the main rooms of the bath, pools the 40×40 meter palestra and porticoes with mosaics around the palestra were uncovered. An epigraph dedicated to Emperor Antonius were found on the architrave blocks in the porticoes written in ancient Greek. During excavations between 2012 and 2014, service corridors that surround the pools of the bath and the cold room covered with colorful marbles were discovered. These researches also proved that the city was in harmony with the Hellenistic grid plan. In the 2015 dig season, a cult area built for Zeus for determined at Metropolis antique city. The area in the center of the city which was recorded as the first and only temple of the city has yielded important archeological findings even though excavations haven't begun yet. The excavation site is in front of the rocky part of the acropolis that looks to the north. Works began around the architectural blocks on the surface and spread from there. Columns with epigraphs, a part of an altar and the base of a statue were found on the dig site.
After examining the epigraphs, it was discovered that this area was a temple built for Zeus. Even though the epigraphs mention temples for Hera and Ares, none of them were found so the discovery of the Zeus Temple in Metropolis was recorded as a huge find. After the Metropolis Ruin Site Visitor Center and Route Project was completed in 2015, the city was officially named a ruin site. The project was initiated by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Museums General Directorate. Nif Mountain Excavation Nif (Olympus) Mountain is located in the east of Izmir Bay. Kemalpaşa Plain is to its north, Karabel Strait is to its east and Torbalı Plain is located to its south. Surface researches and excavations have proven that Nif Mountain hosted various cultures. Even though most of the remains are from the Hellenistic and Byzantine periods, ceramics found on the surface have been dated from 8th century to 13th century B.C. Excavations have also unearthed the foundation of an unknown settlement in Karamattepe dated to 6th century BC. Some researchers who worked in and around Izmir in the past have only mentioned castles and a cave with frescoes and never mentioned tombs in the necropolis or large Byzantine structures. Archeological digs at Nif Mountain began in September 1, 2006 and are headed by Prof. Dr. Elif Tül Tulunay from Istanbul University with permission from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and support from the Istanbul University Scientific Research Projects Unit and the Ministry of Culture's Current Capital General Directorate.
Remains from a geometric/archaic settlement, tombs dates to the Hellenistic period and a Laskaris period church were found during the excavations on Nif Mountain. Necropolises in Karamattepe and Dağkızılca which include ClassicHellenistic tombs associated with the inhumation and cremation traditions are great areas for the search of tomb types and burial traditions. Metal items found in Karamattepe and various arrow heads give us clues about war tools technology in the 6-4th centuries B.C. Scientific works on the mountain enable us to learn about the cultures that settled in the region. Interesting ceramics that were found intact during excavations, wellpreserved Hellenistic coins from different regions, various bronze and iron arrowheads, a half preserved glass bowl and a com made from bone is enough to open a Nif Mountain Excavation Showcase at the Izmir Archeology Museum and works have begun to make that happen. Nif Mountain has a huge potential for culture and nature tourism and the Nif Mountain Research and Excavation Project is expected to contribute greatly to the country's economy. In addition, conferences are organzied to introduce archeology to locals, who are also employed at the dig site. We are also telling them about the opportunities the area will offer to tourism and urge them to protect our cultural assets. "the Nif Mountain Research and Excavation Project is expected to contribute greatly to the country's economy.
Hippodrome Mansion Building The structure located at Torbalı center and built during the reign of II. Abdülhamid, is known as Hippodrome. Oak trees on the compound, which was bought by II. Abdülhamid from a Greek citizen named Baltacı Dimyos were gifted to the sultan by Alfonso 12, King of Spain. Evliyazade Refik Bey was rewarded by the sultan in 1894 after building a race track at the compound. The structure, which is known as the observation terrace of Abdülhamid, has two floors, stone floors and a wooden carcass interior support skeleton. Out walls are hoarded rubble while interior walls are made with lath and plaster. Only the northern walls of the second floor still stands. The ground floor was built with hoarded stone and plastered. There are four entrances on the ground floor and a fifth entrance on the upper floor with wooden stairs. Stones, bricks and wood were used as support and filling materials. Turkish tiles were used for the roof. The outer walls were not plastered. The northern entrance of the structure is swankier than the rest. The keystones of the arches are decorated with moon and star motifs. Windows have wrought iron grids. corners motifs made from green andesite stone adorn the corners of the structure. The building was restored by the Municipality of Torbalı. Ideal for nature and hunting tourism The land, climate and flora of Torbalı, besides its historical assets, are ideal for nature tourism and the shelter of hunting animals. That is why there are many hunting animals in the area. If this potential is advertised, more tourists will come to the borough.
Dağtekke village heals The healing water in Dağtekke Quarter, 70 kilometers from Izmir and 25 kilometers from Torbalı, eliminates metals. The water, which is used in the treatment of kidney stones, arthritis and diabetes, has healed many people. The neighborhood is also an ideal place to spend time in nature. The Municipality of Torbalı aims to include Dağtekke, famous for its nature, clean air, healing water and organic products, in tourism with its Rural Tourism Project. Caves have great potential in tourism According to the results of the research carried out by the Aegean Cave Researches and Preservation Association with support from the Izmir Development Agency, Torbalı is one of the boroughs that hosts the most caves. The caves around Özbey village have a great potential in tourism The most interesting cave among these is Uyuzdere Cave near Metropolis antique city. Various historical jugs and bowls were found in the cave which is believed to be used as a settlement during the Roman period. Dümbelek Cave, Maden Cave, Onyx Cave, İncirli Cave, Beşikçi Cave, Güvercinli Cave and Sarı Kristal Cave are the other caves in the borough. Traditional camel wrestling festival The traditional camel wrestling festival, organzied every year by the Municipality of Torbalı, attracts the attention of local and foreign tourists. The colorful festival includes many activities such as the show of a Janissary Band.


I recently visited Singapore and had the opportunity to meet with members of the College of Family Physicians Singapore, our WONCA member organization. The college was established in 1971, rapidly became a member of WONCA, and has hosted our World Conference in 1983 and again in 2007.
Singapore is a small city-state, with its population of 5.5 million people receiving excellent health care and enjoying some of the best life expectancy rates in the world.
I was reminded by college president, Associate Professor Lee Kheng Hock, that family medicine is not yet recognized as a medical specialty in Singapore. The good news is that the Academy of Medicine Singapore, the umbrella organization of all specialist disciplines in the country, has agreed to set up a chapter of family medicine physicians, and this has been approved by the Ministry of Health. Our colleagues in Singapore now need to advocate to ensure the specialty of family medicine is recognized by law in the Medical Registration Act.
The recognition of family medicine as a specialty matters. We need the brightest and the best of each nation's medical students to see community-based primary care as a viable and exciting and worthwhile career choice, and to join us in a career in family medicine. We want our medical graduates to become family doctors by choice, not by accident.
Primary health care services are provided in Singapore by family doctors and community-based nurses, working either in one of the 1,500 private medical practitioner clinics, or in one of the network of 18 government polyclinics. The polyclinics are described as "one stop" comprehensive primary health care centres, and provide medical treatment, health screening and immunization, and health education services to the members of their local community.
This network of private and government clinics across Singapore ensures that primary health care services are accessible and affordable for all members of the population.
This focus on accessibility is part of the aim of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. In September 2015, the United Nations adopted 17 goals to ensure a more equitable world. Only one of the 17 goals is specifically about health, but all 17 have an impact on the health and well-being of humanity, and many will only be successful if nations invest in ensuring the health and well being of their populations.
The single health goal is about "ensuring healthy lives and promoting well being for all people at all ages". This is the goal of universal health coverage, ensuring that every person and every family in every country of the world has access to health care.
Primary care provides the answer to universal health coverage, and health systems founded on strong primary care are critical "to ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages". We need an unambiguous commitment by the United Nations and other stakeholders to the development of high quality, comprehensive integrated primary health care in each country of the world.
If we are going to achieve universal health coverage across the world, then the way many of our nations invest in health care is going to have to change. We need to invest more in health promotion and preventive care, keeping people as well as possible for as long as possible. We will need to invest in early detection and community-based management of chronic diseases. And we will need to address the mental health concerns that affect so many people.
If health care is going to be accessible for all then our nations are going to have to make sacrifices. We need to work with our governments to determine what each nation needs to sacrifice to ensure that health care remains affordable and attains universal health coverage. That means fewer new shiny hospitals for politicians to open, and more well resourced community-based clinics with well-supported family health care teams of family doctors and community nurses.
Primary care teams worldwide provide examples, from their daily practice, that illustrate their contribution across the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This includes helping to improve people's life chances and reduce health inequities; advocating for healthy lifestyles and environments; and promoting health in communities. When integrated into a nation's health system, family doctors are trained to care for all aspects of peoples' health including health promotion, disease prevention, acute, chronic, rehabilitative and palliative care. Family doctors provide this care to people over the life-course, within the community they serve, and in collaboration with other health professionals.
National governments, and other stakeholders, need to be ambitious in measuring and monitoring progress towards strengthening primary health care to meet the SDGs. This monitoring includes the use of indicators that capture the principles of equity, community participation, prevention, use of appropriate technology, and inter-sectoral collaboration. Evidence is clear that this monitoring needs to measure the elements that make primary care services successful: first contact care, continuity, comprehensiveness, coordination, and care that is person-centred with family and community orientation.
Health financing indicators need to track government expenditure in primary care, and provide information on the economic accessibility of primary care services. Indicators on the make-up and distribution of the primary care workforce are crucial.
Primary health care integrates many of the SDGs. However in order to realise the full potential of the contribution of primary health care to sustainable development, and indeed universal health coverage, a strong interdisciplinary primary health care workforce, including family doctors, is needed in all countries.


Amberlynn Pantoja gives the Valedictory Address during Kolbe Cathedral's 2018 Commencement Exercises in Bridgeport, Conn., on Thursday, June 7, 2018.
Kolbe Cathedral's 2018 Commencement Exercises in Bridgeport, Conn., on Thursday, June 7, 2018.
Graduates toss their caps in the air after Kolbe Cathedral's 2018 Commencement Exercises in Bridgeport, Conn., on Thursday, June 7, 2018.
Graduate Chastity Kennedy cheers for a fellow graduate during Kolbe Cathedral's 2018 Commencement Exercises in Bridgeport, Conn., on Thursday, June 7, 2018.
Graduate Danny Bukovsky holds up his diploma for his family to see during Kolbe Cathedral's 2018 Commencement Exercises in Bridgeport, Conn., on Thursday, June 7, 2018.
Graduate Christian Flores gets a hug from classmate Julia Brito, right, at the conclusion of Kolbe Cathedral's 2018 Commencement Exercises in Bridgeport, Conn., on Thursday, June 7, 2018.
Graduate Leo Taylor celebrates after getting his diploma for his family to see during Kolbe Cathedral's 2018 Commencement Exercises in Bridgeport, Conn., on Thursday, June 7, 2018.
Graduate Efrain Rodriguez flashes a peace sign after getting his diploma during Kolbe Cathedral's 2018 Commencement Exercises in Bridgeport, Conn., on Thursday, June 7, 2018.


Refetches the currently displayed page of the specified html-widget from its web site or file. The Reload button in an html-browser dialog will call this function, or you could make your own widget that calls it.
The keyword arguments are used on Linux only. They pass the flags such as GTK_MOZ_EMBED_FLAG_RELOADBYPASSCACHE, which are not described in the documentation for the Mozilla GTK widget on which the html-widget is based on Linux.


If you smile frequently, squint or make any sort of facial expression, there is no question you will get wrinkles on your face. It happens to the best of us. Trust me, even if you slept your entire life on your back and never squished your face onto a pillow, you would still get wrinkles. Step outdoors into the sun. Zap!, you're stuck with wrinkles.
Look for retinol in your anti wrinkle face cream. It is an antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals that break down skin cells which in turn causes wrinkles. It's in our foods, like blueberries and should also be in our anti wrinkle face cream.
Choose an anti wrinkle face cream with copper peptides listed as one of the ingredients because it will stimulate collagen production. Cell renewal is naturally constant. We lose collagen as we age and anti aging face creams that stimulate its return will give the skin a firmer, plumped-up look.
Kinetin in your anti aging face cream will improve the look of your wrinkles and even out varying skin pigmentation and blotchiness. It helps the skin retain moisture and stimulates collagen production.
You may like to drink it, tea, that is, but find it in your anti aging face cream and you'll benefit from it's soothing properties inside and out.
If you have oily skin, be sure to select an anti aging face cream that suits you, maybe a gel-based one. If you have dry skin, a heavier anti wrinkle face cream will serve you well, especially in the dry winter months. People living in cooler climates with constant heat attacking their skin need tender loving care for their skin which already suffers from the effects of the environment. Either way, don't skip or minimize the importance of great daytime and nighttime anti wrinkle face creams. You'll be grateful you took the time to apply it 365 days a year. Put it in the same category of importance as brushing your teeth.


Blog PAR-TAY! Day 1: Giveaway 2 I'm so excited for the second giveaway!
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- Session can be scheduled for any weekend in November or any weekend after 1/1/2011.
- Session can be for engagement, family, or bridal portraits.
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Q: React App Error 'Uncaught ReferenceError: React is not defined' I am trying to build an app using react, but it won't work and I can't understand why. Everything compiles using babelify, but it throws an exception during performance. The error is following: Uncaught ReferenceError: React is not defined.
Here is my Component file (BigCard.jsx):
 export var BigCard = React.createClass({
  render: function() {
    var rows = [];
    for (var variable in this.props.pokemon) {
      if (this.props.pokemon.hasOwnProperty(variable) && variable.toString() !== 'id' && variable.toString !== 'name' && variable.toString !== 'image' && variable.toString !== 'types') {
        rows.push(

              {variable}

              {this.props.pokemon[variable]}

        )
      }
    }
    return (

                Type
                {this.props.pokemon.types}

              {rows}

    );
  }
});

My main file (main.js):
import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import * as DataLogic from './modules/data-logic.js';
import SmallCard from './components/SmallCard.jsx';
import BigCard from './components/BigCard.jsx';

//Test Method
DataLogic.getPokemonById(3).then((result) => {
  ReactDOM.render(
    <BigCard pokemon={result} />,
    document.getElementById('bigCard')
  );
}).catch((error) => console.log(`${error} in main.js`));

My grunt settings file (grunfile.js) (I deleted most of the commands, so it looks more tiny here, but everything's okay with that file):
'use strict'
module.exports = function(grunt) {
  require('load-grunt-tasks')(grunt);
  grunt.initConfig({
    pkg: grunt.file.readJSON('./package.json'),
    watch: {
      babelify: {
        files: ['./scripts/**/*.js','./blocks/**/*.js','./scipts/components/*.jsx'],
        tasks: ['browserify']
      },
    },
    eslint: {
      options: {
        format: require('eslint-tap'),
        configFile: '.eslintrc'
      },
      target: './scripts/**/*.js'
    },
    browserify: {
      dist: {
        options: {
          transform: [
            ['babelify', {
              presets: ['es2015','react']
            }]
          ],
          browserifyOptions: {
            debug: true
          },
          exclude: ''
        },
        files: {
          './build/main.js': ['./scripts/**/*.js','./blocks/**/*.js','./scipts/components/*.jsx']
        }
      }
    }
  });
  grunt.registerTask('default', ['browserify', 'eslint', 'jade', 'sass', 'cssmin','uglify','watch']);
};

And my package file (package.json) (I also removed most of the refs, but most important are there):
{
  "name": "Pockedex",
  "version": "0.1.0",
  "dependencies": {
    "babel-preset-es2015": "^6.3.13",
    "babel-preset-react": "^6.5.0",
    "babelify": "^7.2.0",
    "react": "^0.14.7",
    "react-dom": "^0.14.7"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "babel-preset-es2015": "6.3.x",
    "babelify": "7.2.x",
    "eslint-tap": "1.1.x",
    "grunt": "^0.4.5",
    "grunt-babel": "6.0.x",
    "grunt-browserify": "^4.0.1",
    "grunt-contrib-concat": "^1.0.0",
    "grunt-eslint": "^17.3.2",
    "load-grunt-tasks": "3.4.x"
  }
}

Perhaps, the error is obvious, but I just can't see it. Can you help me with that, please?

A: Add import React from 'react' in BigCard.jsx
Every file that uses react needs to have the import statement in it.


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Prof. Andrii Chumak
Dr. Oleksandr V. Dobrovolskiy
Dr. Khrystyna Levchenko
Dr. Qi Wang
Dr. Zhizhi Zhang
Björn Heinz
Michael Schneider
Pedro del Real Lavergne
Nanoscale magnonic circuits
Functional YIG
Spin-orbit phenomena and magnon spintronics
Magnon fluxonics
Novel trends in superconductivity
Nanomagnetism and Magnonics
Nano-scale magnonic circuits for novel computing systems (ERC StG "MagnonCircuits")
This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (grant agreement No 678309).
Principal investigator: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Andrii Chumak
Magnons – quanta of spin waves – propagating in magnetic materials having nano-scale wavelengths and carrying information in the form of a spin angular momentum, can be used as data carriers in next-generation nano-sized low-loss information processing systems. The low losses of magnonic systems can be reached due to the absence of translational electron motion associated with Joule heating and extremely low magnetic damping in the dielectric Yttrium-Iron-Garnet (YIG) material used.
The recent revolutionary progress in the growth of high-quality YIG films with nanometer thickness, and in the patterning of these films, opened a way to the practical development of nano-scale magnonic computing systems. However, the decrease in sizes of YIG structures to sub-100 nm requires the development of the physical knowledge base for understanding linear and nonlinear magnetization dynamics in nanostructures. The strategic goal of the proposed MagnonCircuits research program is to make a transformative change in the data processing paradigm from traditional electronics to magnon spintronics.
Propagation of coherent spin waves in individual nano-sized yttrium iron garnet magnonic conduits
B. Heinz, T. Brächer, M. Schneider, Q. Wang, B. Lägel, A. M. Friedel, D. Breitbach, S. Steinert, T. Meyer, M. Kewenig, C. Dubs, P. Pirro, and A. V. Chumak
arXiv: 1910.08801
Realization of a nanoscale magnonic directional coupler for all-magnon circuits
Q. Wang, M. Kewenig, M. Schneider, R. Verba, B. Heinz, M. Geilen, M. Mohseni, B. Lägel, F. Ciubotaru, C. Adelmann, C. Dubs, P. Pirro, T. Brächer, A. V. Chumak
Integrated magnonic half-adder
Q. Wang, R. Verba, T. Brächer, P. Pirro, A. V. Chumak
Bose-Einstein Condensation of Quasi-Particles by Rapid Cooling
M. Schneider, T. Brächer, V. Lauer, P. Pirro, D. A. Bozhko, A. A. Serga, H. Yu. Musiienko-Shmarova, B. Heinz, Q. Wang, T. Meyer, F. Heussner, S. Keller, E. Th. Papaioannou, B. Lägel, T. Löber, V. S. Tiberkevich, A. N. Slavin, C. Dubs, B. Hillebrands, A.V. Chumak
Published book chapters
Magnon spintronics: Fundamentals of magnon-based computing
A. V. Chumak
In: Spintronics Handbook: Spin Transport and Magnetism, Second Edition, edited by E. Y. Tsymbal and
I. Žutić (CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida), 2019
Nanoscale spin-wave wake-up receiver
Q. Wang, T. Brächer, M. Mohseni, B. Hillebrands, V. I. Vasyuchka, A. V. Chumak, P. Pirro
Appl. Phys. Lett. 115, 092401 (2019)
Spin pinning and spin-wave dispersion in nanoscopic ferromagnetic waveguides
Q. Wang, B. Heinz, R. Verba, M. Kewenig, P. Pirro, M. Schneider, T. Meyer, B. Lägel, C. Dubs, T. Bräche, and A. V. Chumak
Phys. Rev. Lett. 122, 247202 (2019)
The SpinTronicFactory roadmap: a European community view
B. Dieny, L. Prejbeanu, K. Garello, P. Freitas, R. Lehndorff, W. Raberg, U. Ebels, S. Demokritov, J. Akerman, P. Pirro, C. Adelmann, A. Anane, A. Chumak, A. Hiroata, S. Mangin, M. d'Aquino, G. Prenat, G. Finocchio, L. Lopez Diaz, O. Chubykalo-Fesenko, P. Bortolotti,
SciTech Europa (2019)
Magnon-Fluxon interaction in a ferromagnet/superconductor heterostructure
O. V. Dobrovolskiy, R. Sachser, T. Brächer, T. Fischer, V. V. Kruglyak, R. V. Vovk, V. A. Shklovskij, M. Huth, B. Hillebrands, and A. V. Chumak
Nat. Phys. 15, 477 (2019)
Reconfigurable nano-scale spin-wave directional coupler
Q. Wang, P. Pirro, R. Verba, A. Slavin, B. Hillebrands, and A. V. Chumak
Sci. Adv. 4, e1701517 (2018)
Magnonics: spin waves connecting charges, spins and photons
A. V. Chumak and H. Schultheiss
J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 50, 300201 (2017)
Magnonic crystals for data processing
A. V. Chumak, A. A. Serga, and B. Hillebrands
Voltage-controlled nano-scale reconfigurable magnonic crystal
Q. Wang, A. V. Chumak, L. Jin, H. Zhang, B. Hillebrands, Z. Zhong
Phys. Rev. B 95, 134433 (2017)
Experimental prototype of a spin-wave majority gate
T. Fischer, M. Kewenig, D. A. Bozhko, A. A. Serga, I. I. Syvorotka, F. Ciubotaru, C. Adelmann, B. Hillebrands, and A. V. Chumak
Temporal evolution of auto-oscillations in a YIG/Pt microdisc driven by pulsed spin Hall effect-induced spin-transfer torque
V. Lauer, M. Schneider, Th. Meyer, Th. Braecher, P. Pirro, B. Heinz, F. Heussner, B. Laegel, M. C. Onbasli, C. A. Ross, B. Hillebrands, A. V. Chumak
IEEE Magn. Lett. 8, 3104304 (2017)
Selected prior publications
Spin-wave logic devices based on isotropic forward volume magnetostatic waves
S. Klingler, P. Pirro, T. Brächer, B. Leven, B. Hillebrands, and A.V. Chumak
A spin-wave logic gate based on a width-modulated dynamic magnonic crystal
A.A. Nikitin, A.B. Ustinov, A.A. Semenov, A.V. Chumak, A.A. Serga, V.I. Vasyuchka, E. Lähderanta, B.A. Kalinikos, and B. Hillebrands
Design of a spin-wave majority gate employing mode selection
Magnon transistor for all-magnon data processing
A.V. Chumak, A.A. Serga, and B. Hillebrands
Nat. Commun. 5, 4700, (2014)
The 2014 Magnetism Roadmap
R.L. Stamps, S. Breitkreutz, J. Åkerman, A.V. Chumak, Y. Otani, G.E.W. Bauer, J.-U. Thiele, M. Bowen, S.A. Majetich, and M. Kläui
J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 47, 333001 (2014) (Topical Review)
YIG magnonics
A.A. Serga, A.V. Chumak, and B. Hillebrands
All-linear time reversal by a dynamic artificial crystal
A.V. Chumak, V.S. Tiberkevich, A.D. Karenowska, A.A. Serga, J.F. Gregg, A.N. Slavin, and B. Hillebrands
Nat. Commun. 1, 141 (2010)
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E-bikes may get a tough time from some corners of the mountain bike world but watching William Robert killing it like this on an E-Bike redresses the balance slightly.
When the undisputed King of Supercross - Jeremy McGrath, jumps on a mountain bike, we watch.
Watch – Road Bike With Electric Motor Catches Fire!
Maybe fitting aftermarket electric motors to a bike is not such a good idea. Scary stuff!
Can You Help to Electrify Justin?!
Justin is about as enthusiastic rider as you're likely to find, despite being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2013. An e-bike would make riding even better for Justin and a Go-Fund me page has been started to help that become a reality!


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Twitter users join 24hr boycott to protest online harassment
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A number of Twitter users are joining in a 24 hour boycott of the platform today, organized around the hashtag #WomenBoycottTwitter, to draw attention to online harassment on social media, including how women's voices are silenced by bullying and abuse.
The boycott follows the temporary suspension of actress Rose McGowan's Twitter account earlier this week after she had been tweeting about sexual violence against women, and specifically about the allegations coming out against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
Twitter yesterday claimed McGowan's suspension was the result of her disclosing a phone number in one of her tweets.
However critics have pointed out that Twitter appears to apply its own policies selectively — including its policy of not disclosing information pertaining to individual accounts.
And many Twitter users continue to criticize the company for repeatedly failing to ban abusive users and for allowing its platform to be used for targeted harassment.
The 24 hour boycott was apparently spontaneously organized by a San Francisco based software engineer called Kelly Ellis, after McGowan's account was suspended.
It's not clear how many Twitter users are joining in the boycott today. It's not only women getting involved, though; some men have also said they are boycotting Twitter for 24 hours in solidarity with the cause.
Although some women have specified they are not joining in because they prefer not to self-silence — saying they believe it's important to make women's voices heard by continuing to speak out.
Some women of color have also said they are not joining in — apparently to protest how certain feminist issues (affecting white woman) can demand support from all women, whereas other feminist issues (affecting women of color) are more likely to get overlooked.
There's another hashtag for this protest: #WocAffirmation.
Asked for comment about the boycott, a Twitter spokesperson pointed to the thread from the @TwitterSafety account yesterday, where the company set out its explanation for suspending McGowan's account.
The spokesperson also reiterated a portion of the statement from that thread, saying: "Twitter is proud to empower and support the voices on our platform, especially those that speak truth to power. We stand with the brave women and men who use Twitter to share their stories, and will work hard every day to improve our processes to protect those voices."
It's certainly true that Twitter's platform is used to amplify feminist voices — such as via the @EverydaySexism project's account which regularly retweets women's stories of sexism and harassment.
Equally, the company continues to provide a platform to misogynists, racists, neo-nazis and white supremacists — thereby enabling the spread and amplification of hate speech. (Whereas in Germany it does offer a nazi filter to comply with local hate speech laws. So the company is choosing to allow nazis to tweet elsewhere on account of prioritizing 'free speech' — to the detriment of individuals and groups who are singled out for hate speech.)
The company's most recent transparency report suggests abusive behavior on its platform is the biggest political concern relating to Twitter — with the vast majority (98 per cent) of complaints it receives from governments pertaining to "abusive behavior".
The report reveals Twitter received nearly 16,500 reports from government officials over this type of content between January and June this year.
It was not previously breaking out government reports into different categories so it's not possible to compare how this has evolved over recent years — but it's certainly one to watch going forward.
Twitter does not disclose how many reports of abusive behavior it receives from all its users.
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Trump just responded to criticism of him insulting Biden while overseas in the worst way
One of President Trump's favorite tactics for covering up his gaffes — no matter how big or small they may be — is to simply deny that they happened or that they were a mistake at all.
The latest example comes, of course, in the form of a tweet sent by the president after he faced enormous blowback from the tweet he sent attacking former Vice President Joe "Bidan" as "a low IQ individual" while Trump was on a failed diplomatic trip to Japan.
Trump was blasted for not only breaking protocol by discussing domestic politics while on a foreign trip but for agreeing with a murderous autocrat over a fellow countryman. The irony of the president misspelling Biden while accusing his rival of intelligence deficits was not lost on anyone who wasn't a Trump supporter in that IQ category themselves.
Trying to mitigate the criticism upon his return to the United States, Trump posted a new tweet on the subject today, trying to deny the intent of his initial tweet with a risible excuse that was actually a doubling down of his initial insult towards his most highly polling Democratic rival while attempting to portray himself as Biden's defender in the face of even worse insults from North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un.
I was actually sticking up for Sleepy Joe Biden while on foreign soil. Kim Jong Un called him a "low IQ idiot," and many other things, whereas I related the quote of Chairman Kim as a much softer "low IQ individual." Who could possibly be upset with that?
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 28, 2019
To answer the president's question: anyone with half a brain and a sense of decency — two things that the president so obviously lacks — would be and should be upset with a president who breaks all norms of presidential behavior and sides with an avowed enemy of the United States to attack a political rival, exactly the type of "collusion" that instigated the entire investigation into his relationship with Russia during his campaign against Hillary Clinton.
Perhaps a better question would be: would people be happier to see you removed through the invocation of the 25th Amendment, through impeachment, or by a massive drubbing at the ballot box in 2020?
For many people, 2020 is way too far in the future to wait for, so either of the first two choices will suffice to get this national embarrassment over with as soon as possible.


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Broadway's Nikka Graff Lanzarone Headlines "A Chorus Line"
Charlottesville, VA — Feb 1, 2018 — Heritage Theatre Festival is well on its way to creating one singular sensation with its 2018 season-opening production of the beloved Broadway classic A Chorus Line thanks to a stellar cast led by Broadway veteran Nikka Graff Lanzarone and an array of national, regional, and local talent.
The production, which will launch the tenure of UVA alumna Jenny Wales as Artistic Director will open on June 22 at Culbreth Theatre. It will also mark a UVA reunion for Wales and director Matthew Steffens, who met as first-years on the steps of Peabody Hall. Steffens, a noted Broadway actor, singer, dancer, director, and choreographer, is returning to Grounds for the first time as a professional and continuing a long and fruitful partnership with Wales that has seen them work together on multiple productions over the last 20 years.
While still six weeks away from their first rehearsal for the show, Wales and Steffens have logged plenty of miles and audition room hours, seeing more than 400 actors in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Charlottesville. The hard work paid off in a stellar cast that combines a critically-acclaimed Broadway actress Nikka Graff Lanzarone, in the lead role of Cassie, with leading national and regional talent as well as some of the best singers, dancers, and actors from Charlottesville and the surrounding area.
Nikka Graff Lanzarone starred on Broadway in the role of Velma Kelly in Chicago and was a member of the original Broadway cast of Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. Lanzarone's long and impressive resume includes Off-Broadway and regional theatre credits including roles in Sweet Charity, Seussical, Hello Again, and Zorba; Lanzarone has worked at such theatres as Long Wharf Theatre, The Goodman, Paper Mill Playhouse, and many others.
Lanzarone will be joined by Jim Moscater as Zach, Jesus Sepulveda as Larry, Emma Benson as Bebe, Camden Loeser as Mike, Hannah Kevitt as Connie, Jeffrey Marc Alkins as Greg, Helena Fay Thompson as Sheila, Kade Wright as Bobby, Ainsley Seiger as Maggie, McLain Powell as Judy, Mason Reeves as Richie, Josh Dunn as Al, Cassidy Halpin as Kristine, Gianina Mugavero as Val, Michael Hardenberg as Mark, Julian Sanchez as Paul, Nisa Mercado as Diana , Alisa Ledyard as Vickie, Camden Luck as Trisha, Christine Thalwitz as Lois, and Daniel Kingsley as Roy.
"I think Heritage Theatre Festival audiences are going to be astounded by the talent and heart each of these performers brings to this piece. Time after time we found ourselves seeing and feeling something new from the show thanks to the unique perspective our actors were bringing from their talents and their backgrounds," Steffens said. "The interest in each city we traveled to blew me away. I felt like I was actually in A Chorus Line, as ten groups of 35 dancers learned combination after combination in the course of a single day."
Supporting the first-rate cast, Steffens said, is an outstanding design team that brings the same mix of national, regional, and local talent and vision. "Working with our design team on A Chorus Line has been a dream. Our Music Director, Greg Harris is a phenomenal musical talent and skilled collaborator who knows Heritage as well as anyone thanks to his long history of great work here; Lee Kennedy, our lighting designer is a professor at UVA who most recently opened Summer and Smoke at Classic Stage Company in NYC; Alexae Visel, Costume Designer, has worked at such theatres as Yale Repertory Theatre and Theatre for a New Audience; Scenic Designer Chris Thompson was most recently working as the Assistant Scenic Designer on My Fair Lady on Broadway; Sound Designer Michael Rasbury is a professor at UVA and has worked regionally around the country. It's a strong team who is pushing me to think about A Chorus Line in new and innovative ways."
The 2018 Heritage Theatre Festival season will be dedicated to the memory of David W. Weiss, a founder of Heritage Theatre Festival and former Chair of the Department of Drama.
Season subscriptions are currently on sale for the 2018 Heritage Theatre Festival season at the UVA Arts Box Office. Single ticket sales begin on May 31. Subscriptions can be ordered in person or by phone at the box office M-F from noon to 5pm through May 1. The box office will re-open on May 31 at 10am. Subscriptions may be ordered online at any time at artsboxoffice.virginia.edu.


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Main » 2014 » February » 1 » SES's ASTRA 2E Satellite Goes Live at 28.2/28.5 Degrees East over EMEA
SES's ASTRA 2E Satellite Goes Live at 28.2/28.5 Degrees East over EMEA
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LUXEMBOURG - Friday, January 31st 2014
SES S.A. (NYSE Paris:SESG) (LuxX:SESG) announces that the ASTRA 2E satellite enters into commercial service in the orbital arc of 28.2/28.5 degrees East on February 1, 2014. The satellite was launched on board an ILS Proton launch vehicle from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on September 30, 2013.
Extensive in-orbit tests have since then confirmed the satellite to be fully operational and performing to specifications.
ASTRA 2E has now been deployed at its final destination in the orbital arc of 28.2/28.5 degrees East, where it is co-positioned with ASTRA 2A, ASTRA 2F and ASTRA 1N. Over the coming weeks, BSkyB, Channel4, ITV and BBC programming in this arc will be transitioned to the new satellite with its powerful footprint over the British Isles.
The satellite was built for SES by Astrium of France. Based on the highly reliable Eurostar E3000 platform, the spacecraft carries 60 Ku-band transponders, including 12 incremental transponders for delivery of services outside Europe, as well as 4 Ka-band transponders. ASTRA 2E enables the delivery of next generation broadcast and broadband services in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. ASTRA 2E, which had a launch mass of 6 tonnes, features a wingspan of 40m after its solar arrays have been deployed in orbit, and is designed to generate 13 kW of spacecraft power up to the end of its 15-year design lifetime.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/SES_Satellites
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SES.YourSatelliteCompany
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/SESVideoChannel
Blog: http://en.ses.com/4243715/blog
Find pictures and videos under: http://www.ses.com/4245221/library
About SES
SES is a world-leading satellite operator with a fleet of 55 geostationary satellites. The company provides satellite communications services to broadcasters, content and internet service providers, mobile and fixed network operators and business and governmental organisations worldwide.
SES stands for long-lasting business relationships, high-quality service and excellence in the broadcasting industry. The culturally diverse regional teams of SES are located around the globe and work closely with customers to meet their specific satellite bandwidth and service requirements.
SES (NYSE Paris:SESG) (LuxX:SESG) holds participations in Ciel in Canada and QuetzSat in Mexico, as well as a strategic participation in satellite infrastructure start-up O3b Networks. Further information under: www.ses.com.
Yves Feltes
Yves.Feltes@ses.com
Permalink: http://www.me-newswire.net/news/9894/en


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Kayak World Products is delighted to present the fantastic G-100 Stoneman Sports Glacik Black Finish Single Sided Freestanding C-Deck Double Kayak and SUP Storage Rack. Now your kayaks don't have to sit upright in your garage because your have G-100 Stoneman Sports Glacik Freestanding C-Deck Double Kayak Storage Rack. Constructed of durable steel with a black finish, has a maximum weight capacity of 160 pounds, stores up to two kayaks off the ground and out of the way, with build in anchor point for mounting on boat docks or decks, stores any style of kayaks and comes with a one year limited warranty. PROS: constructed of durable steel, comes with a 1-year limited warranty, built in anchor support. CONS: maximum weight capacity of 160 lbs. **Summary from Amazon description.
The Stoneman Sports G-100 Glacik Freestanding C-Deck Double Kayak and SUP Storage Rack has a 160-pound maximum weight capacity and is a convenient storage solution for any style of kayak or SUP with a maximum 100-pound lower level and 60-pound top level capacity. Constructed of durable steel with a black finish, this unit stores a maximum of (2) kayaks or paddle sport items off the ground and out of the way. The G-100 can be used in all weather conditions with its multi-stage rust prevention system and it features a built-in anchor point for mounting on boat docks or decks. This storage rack has an exclusive flat top cradle so you can store larger canoes and kayaks on the top level. The rack's sturdy 48-inch by 37-inch base prevents the rack from tipping over and keeps even the heaviest kayak stored securely. The heavy-duty rack fit kayaks with a length up to 20-feet and a hull size up to 36-inches wide and 18-inches deep. The Glacik's unique and accessible design saves space, while making it easy for you to grab and store kayaks and SUPs. This unit is quick to assemble with no drilling into walls or ceilings. The Stoneman Sports G-100 Glacik Freestanding C-Deck Double Kayak and SUP Storage Rack comes with a 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty to protect against defects in material and workmanship. Stoneman Sports is dedicated to innovation and simplicity and specializes in high-quality lifestyle and sports products.


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12/1 (Fri) Pinecone Wreath Making 10am - 12 noon 800yen (You can make as many as you like).
We also have a "Genkan Gifts" area in which you can do your holiday shopping. For the months of Nov. & Dec., all Celestial Seasonings Herb Teas are on sale for 600yen.
Creative House is a non-profit group of volunteers who strive to serve the community through the arts as a way to foster personal well-being and growth. Private and group art therapy is available for those wishing to work through personal issues creatively. For information or reservations, call Cheryl at 0298-36-2802.


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The upcoming Public Sector Show in Manchester showcases the latest government key policy updates from industry leaders. 1,300 public sector businesses will be attending to learn from best practice case studies and to satisfy their procurement needs to deliver smarter and more efficient public services. As providers for London.gov, we're attending to share our latest insights and catch up with existing partners.
The eCommerce Show North is the largest ever gathering of eCommerce companies outside of the capital, with over 2,400 visitors, vendors, and suppliers. We were one of 106 businesses proud to be exhibiting at the event that we think will become the ultimate eCommerce show in the North for years to come.
You may remember a time when you would be sitting at the dinner table and the house telephone would ring, your mum would pick it up and within a matter of seconds you'd hear "no thanks" and she'd hang-up. She'd sit back down and say "cold caller" and you'd all carry on eating your dinner.
So, what is MancSAS lighting talk?
On July 8th, in keeping with our commitment to be ahead of the curve when it comes to the latest marketing techniques, we sent our marketing team off to the Inbound Marketing UK conference in sunny (ok, so maybe it rained a bit!) Liverpool.
Last night saw the 16th annual Big Chip awards take place at the iconic Midland Hotel in Manchester City Centre, where we were nominated for the 'Big Chip Digital Agency' award.
Our head of Marketing James Wilkinson attended the annual "Search & Social Conference" at Manchester Metropolitan's Business School. The two-day event included a range of speakers from the industry to discuss the hot topics currently in Digital Marketing.


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