Should you use 'P' Plates ?
Over a thousand young lives are lost each year on UK roads. Novice drivers form only 7% of the driving population but have 12% of the injury accidents. Research also shows that accident liability is reduced by nearly half after 2 years' driving experience.
In Northern Ireland you must use 'R' plates (restricted driver plates) for one year after you pass your test.
After passing the driving test for a motor car or a motorcycle, you must display amber R plates for a period of one year from the date of passing the test.
The plates must conform to legal specifications and must be clearly visible to others from in front of the vehicle and from behind. Plates should be removed or covered when not being driven by a restricted driver.
The maximum permitted speed for a motor car or category A1 motorcycle displaying R plates is 45 mph (72km/h), whether or not the vehicle is being driven by a restricted driver. The speed restriction does not apply to A2 or A motorcycles, although R plates must be displayed for the first year after passing the test.
The only requirements for the use of green P plates in the UK is that a driver must have passed the UK practical driving test. They are not by law required to use them so are not obligatory.
You can use them for as long as you wish or until you feel confident enough to remove them.


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French Colonial, Spanish Colonial, and Nineteenth-Century Louisiana Documents
Certificate issued by the town council of Espinosa de los Monteros, [Spain] to Fray Andrés Sainz
Members of the town council of Espinosa de los Monteros, situated in the Province and Archbishopric of Burgos, certified that the bearer, whose signature appeared on the document, was Fray Andrés Sainz, a native of Villarcayo, who was ordained priest and a man of good character.
Notes (Physical)
Document. Incomplete? Signed: Andrés Sainz [?]; Manuel d Castillo; Manuel ysidro de Salinas y Aronal. In Spanish.
Rosemonde E. & Emile Kuntz collection: Spanish colonial period, 1769-1803, Manuscripts Collection 600, La Research Collection
http://specialcollections.tulane.edu/archon/index.php?p=collections/cont...
Physical rights are retained by the Louisiana Research Collection. Copyright is retained in accordance with U.S. copyright laws.
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redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Last month, CMS held a Webinar along with their contractor, TMF Health Quality Institute, to introduce the new Program for Evaluation Payment Patterns Electronic Reports (PEPPER) for Home Health Care starting in July 2015.
It is interesting to see how CMS is leveling the playing field among the PAC providers"
Like with Hospice, SNF and other Post Acute Care (PAC) providers, TMF and CMS offer these annual reports as an educational tool to help them proactively monitor their claims and work to prevent improper Medicare payments.
if a provider's statistics are at/above the national 80th or at/below the 20th percentile, the provider is identified as an "outlier" and may be at risk for improper Medicare payments."
Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) jurisdiction and the state. It was noted in the webinar that if a provider's statistics are at/above the national 80th or at/below the 20th percentile, the provider is identified as an "outlier" and may be at risk for improper Medicare payments.
CMS has already curtailed 3 of the 6 targeted measures (outliers, case mix, therapy case weights) through regulations and has been commenting on the variations of home health utilization across the country for years. It is notable to see the average number of episodes against beneficiary counts as one of the target areas. With Value Based Purchasing (VBP) on the horizon, I could imagine total payments per beneficiary as an economic "efficiency" measure down the road, especially when compared to outcomes. Now that's real pay for performance.


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How Much Does a Honda Civic Weigh? (Answered!)
You might think that all Honda Civics are the same. A car is a car, right? While this is generally true, there are some subtle differences between them. This article will give you great information on what Civic models exist, and how much they each weigh.
The weight of a Honda Civic depends on which type of Honda Civic you're asking about. There are two main models: the sedan and the coupe. The sedan weighs in at 2, 762 pounds (1,350 kilograms), while the coupe is 2, 889 pounds (1,307 kilograms). The weight difference is due to the fact that the coupe has a smaller engine. So, if you're looking for a light car, go with the sedan. If you want more power, get the coupe.
In this article, we will look at the models of some other Honda models, and how their weight affects their performance.
Honda Civic Si
The Honda Civic Si's curb weight is about 2,900 pounds. That's about 200 pounds more than the base model and about 200 pounds more than the sedan (the hatchback is a little lighter). The extra weight is due to the larger, more powerful engine. The Si also has a sport-tuned suspension and bigger brakes, which add even more weight.
The Civic hatchback is the lightest model, weighing in at about 2,700 pounds. The lighter weight means better fuel economy and improved performance.
The difference in curb weight between the Honda Civic hatchback and sedan models is significant. The hatchback model is much lighter than the sedan, which means that it will get better fuel economy and perform better overall. This is an important consideration for anyone who is looking to purchase a new car.
Earlier Honda Models and Weights
There are some other earlier models of Honda civic that comes with different weights; So let us take a look at five of them below;
The 1995 Hinda civic has a curb weight of 2,094 pounds. It is one of the lighter models in the Honda Civic line-up and it's also one of the best-selling cars on the market.
A 2000 Honda Civic weighs 2,339 to 2,612 pounds, and it is one of the best models at that time with great performance and handling. It also comes with great fuel economy options.
A 2007 Honda Civic
A 2007 Honda Civic weighs 2,586 to 2,945 pounds and is a heavier model but comes with more features and options. It was one of the best-selling cars in 2007.
The 2010 Honda Civic weighs 2,588 to 2,959 pounds. It was ranked one of the best-selling small cars at that time. This model was a redesign of the 2009 Honda, and it offered a more fuel-efficient engine with better acceleration. The 2010 Honda Civic came in four models: the LX, EX, DX, and Hybrid.
A 2021 Honda Civic weighs 2,771 to 3,012 pounds. It is available in sedan and coupe body styles. There are several different trim levels to choose from: the LX, Sport, EX, Touring, and Si. The Civic has a long history of being one of the best-selling cars in America.
The difference in weight between these models of Honda Civics shows that manufacturers are continuously working to make their products lighter without sacrificing features or quality.
This trend is likely to continue as fuel prices rise and environmental concerns grow. Lighter-weight vehicles use less fuel and produce fewer emissions than heavier ones, so this shift could have a significant impact on both our wallets and the planet in the years to come.
What Is Curb Weight?
Curb weight is the total weight of a vehicle with all standard equipment and fluids, but no passengers or cargo. This is different from gross vehicles.
The importance of curb weight in relation to fuel economy and emissions cannot be understated. As Honda Civics continue to get lighter, they will use less fuel and produce fewer emissions – both of which are great for our wallets and the planet.
What Are The Factors That Affects The Weight Of A Honda Civic Car?
The weight of a car can be affected by many factors, but the three main ones are engine size, body type, and materials.
Smaller engines typically weigh less than larger ones – which is one of the reasons why Honda Civics have gotten so much lighter over the years. For example, Civics made in the early 2000s had engines that were up to two liters in size. But the new 2016 Honda Civic has a 1.5-liter engine, which is about half the size of its predecessor.
Body type also plays a role; hatchbacks and sedans tend to be heavier than coupes and convertibles.
And finally, different materials can affect a car's weight as well – with aluminum being much lighter than steel.
The weight of a car is important because it can affect fuel economy, acceleration, and handling. If a car is too heavy, it will use more fuel to move – making it less efficient. It will also take longer to accelerate and may not handle as well in corners.
The weight of a car can have a big effect on how it performs. Lighter cars typically use less fuel and are better able to accelerate and handle compared to heavier vehicles. This is why you should always be aware of the weight when purchasing your next vehicle.
How does the weight of a car affect its performance? It may not seem like it, but the weight of a car can have a big impact on how it performs. The heavier the vehicle, the more power you need to move it – which means you'll be burning more fuel than if you were driving something lighter.
But that's not all. Heavier cars also take longer to accelerate and can have a tougher time handling tight turns. So, if you're looking for a car that is fuel-efficient and fun to drive, it might be worth considering one that isn't too heavy.
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In this letter to God, Celie confides that life is still unjust; Fonso beats her for flirting in church. Flirting with men, Celie tells God, is something completely foreign to her nature. She is frightened of men — and for good cause. The men in her life have been brutal and callous. Celie doesn't even "look" at men. Instead, she looks at women. She trusts women; she forgives even her mother for the mad, raving verbal attacks described in Letter 2.
We should realize at this point that a pattern of physical abuse is being established and repeated. As far as Celie knows, her mother never enjoyed her ever-pregnant life, which is why Celie urges Nettie to try for a little happiness with her suitor, Mr. ________. To Celie, even "one good year" seems like a very long time to be happy. "One good year" means one year in which Nettie won't be beaten or be pregnant. And Celie herself supposes that she is pregnant again because she hasn't been having regular menstrual periods. Celie has had two children, but she doesn't fully understand the process of conception. No one has explained to her the workings of a woman's body — just as no one has offered her love and understanding.


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namespace Farmacop
{
    partial class PrincipalPage
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Variable del diseñador necesaria.
        /// </summary>
        private System.ComponentModel.IContainer components = null;

        /// <summary>
        /// Limpiar los recursos que se estén usando.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="disposing">true si los recursos administrados se deben desechar; false en caso contrario.</param>
        protected override void Dispose(bool disposing)
        {
            if (disposing && (components != null))
            {
                components.Dispose();
            }
            base.Dispose(disposing);
        }

        #region Código generado por el Diseñador de componentes

        /// <summary>
        /// Método necesario para admitir el Diseñador. No se puede modificar
        /// el contenido de este método con el editor de código.
        /// </summary>
        private void InitializeComponent()
        {
            this.SplitPrincipal = new System.Windows.Forms.SplitContainer();
            this.MenuPanel = new System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel();
            this.Menu1 = new System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel();
            this.lblProfile = new System.Windows.Forms.Label();
            this.Menu2 = new System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel();
            this.lblUsers = new System.Windows.Forms.Label();
            this.Menu3 = new System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel();
            this.lblMedic = new System.Windows.Forms.Label();
            this.Menu4 = new System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel();
            this.lblRecepies = new System.Windows.Forms.Label();
            this.Menu5 = new System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel();
            this.lblMessage = new System.Windows.Forms.Label();
            this.txtNumMsgs = new System.Windows.Forms.Label();
            this.Menu6 = new System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel();
            this.lblLogout = new System.Windows.Forms.Label();
            this.SplitContaint = new System.Windows.Forms.SplitContainer();
            this.TitlePanel = new System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel();
            this.PanelTitle = new System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel();
            this.lblTitle = new System.Windows.Forms.Label();
            this.titleline = new System.Windows.Forms.Panel();
            this.Panel2Containt = new System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.SplitPrincipal)).BeginInit();
            this.SplitPrincipal.Panel1.SuspendLayout();
            this.SplitPrincipal.Panel2.SuspendLayout();
            this.SplitPrincipal.SuspendLayout();
            this.MenuPanel.SuspendLayout();
            this.Menu1.SuspendLayout();
            this.Menu2.SuspendLayout();
            this.Menu3.SuspendLayout();
            this.Menu4.SuspendLayout();
            this.Menu5.SuspendLayout();
            this.Menu6.SuspendLayout();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.SplitContaint)).BeginInit();
            this.SplitContaint.Panel1.SuspendLayout();
            this.SplitContaint.Panel2.SuspendLayout();
            this.SplitContaint.SuspendLayout();
            this.TitlePanel.SuspendLayout();
            this.PanelTitle.SuspendLayout();
            this.SuspendLayout();
            //
            // SplitPrincipal
            //
            this.SplitPrincipal.Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle.Fill;
            this.SplitPrincipal.FixedPanel = System.Windows.Forms.FixedPanel.Panel1;
            this.SplitPrincipal.IsSplitterFixed = true;
            this.SplitPrincipal.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 0);
            this.SplitPrincipal.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(0);
            this.SplitPrincipal.Name = "SplitPrincipal";
            //
            // SplitPrincipal.Panel1
            //
            this.SplitPrincipal.Panel1.AccessibleRole = System.Windows.Forms.AccessibleRole.None;
            this.SplitPrincipal.Panel1.BackColor = System.Drawing.SystemColors.HotTrack;
            this.SplitPrincipal.Panel1.Controls.Add(this.MenuPanel);
            //
            // SplitPrincipal.Panel2
            //
            this.SplitPrincipal.Panel2.Controls.Add(this.SplitContaint);
            this.SplitPrincipal.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1405, 840);
            this.SplitPrincipal.SplitterDistance = 415;
            this.SplitPrincipal.SplitterWidth = 1;
            this.SplitPrincipal.TabIndex = 0;
            //
            // MenuPanel
            //
            this.MenuPanel.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.MediumBlue;
            this.MenuPanel.Controls.Add(this.Menu1);
            this.MenuPanel.Controls.Add(this.Menu2);
            this.MenuPanel.Controls.Add(this.Menu3);
            this.MenuPanel.Controls.Add(this.Menu4);
            this.MenuPanel.Controls.Add(this.Menu5);
            this.MenuPanel.Controls.Add(this.Menu6);
            this.MenuPanel.FlowDirection = System.Windows.Forms.FlowDirection.TopDown;
            this.MenuPanel.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 0);
            this.MenuPanel.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(0);
            this.MenuPanel.Name = "MenuPanel";
            this.MenuPanel.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(465, 840);
            this.MenuPanel.TabIndex = 0;
            //
            // Menu1
            //
            this.Menu1.Controls.Add(this.lblProfile);
            this.Menu1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 0);
            this.Menu1.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(0);
            this.Menu1.Name = "Menu1";
            this.Menu1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(468, 100);
            this.Menu1.TabIndex = 2;
            this.Menu1.Tag = "Profile";
            this.Menu1.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.Menu1.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseEnter);
            this.Menu1.MouseLeave += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseLeave);
            //
            // lblProfile
            //
            this.lblProfile.AutoSize = true;
            this.lblProfile.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Arial", 20F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Regular, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, ((byte)(0)));
            this.lblProfile.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
            this.lblProfile.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(75, 34);
            this.lblProfile.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(75, 34, 3, 0);
            this.lblProfile.Name = "lblProfile";
            this.lblProfile.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(75, 32);
            this.lblProfile.TabIndex = 0;
            this.lblProfile.Tag = "Profile";
            this.lblProfile.Text = "Perfil";
            this.lblProfile.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.lblProfile.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.lblMenu_MouseEnter);
            //
            // Menu2
            //
            this.Menu2.Controls.Add(this.lblUsers);
            this.Menu2.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 100);
            this.Menu2.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(0);
            this.Menu2.Name = "Menu2";
            this.Menu2.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(468, 100);
            this.Menu2.TabIndex = 3;
            this.Menu2.Tag = "Users";
            this.Menu2.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.Menu2.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseEnter);
            this.Menu2.MouseLeave += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseLeave);
            //
            // lblUsers
            //
            this.lblUsers.AutoSize = true;
            this.lblUsers.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Arial", 20F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Regular, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, ((byte)(0)));
            this.lblUsers.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
            this.lblUsers.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(75, 34);
            this.lblUsers.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(75, 34, 3, 0);
            this.lblUsers.Name = "lblUsers";
            this.lblUsers.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(122, 32);
            this.lblUsers.TabIndex = 1;
            this.lblUsers.Tag = "Users";
            this.lblUsers.Text = "Usuarios";
            this.lblUsers.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.lblUsers.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.lblMenu_MouseEnter);
            //
            // Menu3
            //
            this.Menu3.Controls.Add(this.lblMedic);
            this.Menu3.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 200);
            this.Menu3.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(0);
            this.Menu3.Name = "Menu3";
            this.Menu3.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(468, 100);
            this.Menu3.TabIndex = 4;
            this.Menu3.Tag = "Medic";
            this.Menu3.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.Menu3.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseEnter);
            this.Menu3.MouseLeave += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseLeave);
            //
            // lblMedic
            //
            this.lblMedic.AutoSize = true;
            this.lblMedic.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Arial", 20F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Regular, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, ((byte)(0)));
            this.lblMedic.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
            this.lblMedic.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(75, 34);
            this.lblMedic.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(75, 34, 3, 0);
            this.lblMedic.Name = "lblMedic";
            this.lblMedic.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(192, 32);
            this.lblMedic.TabIndex = 1;
            this.lblMedic.Tag = "Medic";
            this.lblMedic.Text = "Medicamentos";
            this.lblMedic.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.lblMedic.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.lblMenu_MouseEnter);
            //
            // Menu4
            //
            this.Menu4.Controls.Add(this.lblRecepies);
            this.Menu4.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 300);
            this.Menu4.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(0);
            this.Menu4.Name = "Menu4";
            this.Menu4.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(468, 100);
            this.Menu4.TabIndex = 5;
            this.Menu4.Tag = "Recepies";
            this.Menu4.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.Menu4.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseEnter);
            this.Menu4.MouseLeave += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseLeave);
            //
            // lblRecepies
            //
            this.lblRecepies.AutoSize = true;
            this.lblRecepies.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Arial", 20F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Regular, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, ((byte)(0)));
            this.lblRecepies.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
            this.lblRecepies.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(75, 34);
            this.lblRecepies.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(75, 34, 3, 0);
            this.lblRecepies.Name = "lblRecepies";
            this.lblRecepies.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(116, 32);
            this.lblRecepies.TabIndex = 1;
            this.lblRecepies.Tag = "Recepies";
            this.lblRecepies.Text = "Recetas";
            this.lblRecepies.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.lblRecepies.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.lblMenu_MouseEnter);
            //
            // Menu5
            //
            this.Menu5.Controls.Add(this.lblMessage);
            this.Menu5.Controls.Add(this.txtNumMsgs);
            this.Menu5.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 400);
            this.Menu5.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(0);
            this.Menu5.Name = "Menu5";
            this.Menu5.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(468, 100);
            this.Menu5.TabIndex = 6;
            this.Menu5.Tag = "Messages";
            this.Menu5.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.Menu5.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseEnter);
            this.Menu5.MouseLeave += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseLeave);
            //
            // lblMessage
            //
            this.lblMessage.AutoSize = true;
            this.lblMessage.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Arial", 20F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Regular, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, ((byte)(0)));
            this.lblMessage.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
            this.lblMessage.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(75, 34);
            this.lblMessage.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(75, 34, 3, 0);
            this.lblMessage.Name = "lblMessage";
            this.lblMessage.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(132, 32);
            this.lblMessage.TabIndex = 1;
            this.lblMessage.Tag = "Messages";
            this.lblMessage.Text = "Mensajes";
            this.lblMessage.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.lblMessage.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.lblMenu_MouseEnter);
            //
            // txtNumMsgs
            //
            this.txtNumMsgs.AutoSize = true;
            this.txtNumMsgs.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Yellow;
            this.txtNumMsgs.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft Sans Serif", 12F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Bold, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, ((byte)(0)));
            this.txtNumMsgs.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(213, 30);
            this.txtNumMsgs.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(3, 30, 3, 0);
            this.txtNumMsgs.Name = "txtNumMsgs";
            this.txtNumMsgs.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(19, 20);
            this.txtNumMsgs.TabIndex = 2;
            this.txtNumMsgs.Tag = "Messages";
            this.txtNumMsgs.Text = "..";
            this.txtNumMsgs.Visible = false;
            this.txtNumMsgs.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.txtNumMsgs.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.lblMenu_MouseEnter);
            //
            // Menu6
            //
            this.Menu6.Controls.Add(this.lblLogout);
            this.Menu6.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 500);
            this.Menu6.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(0);
            this.Menu6.Name = "Menu6";
            this.Menu6.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(468, 100);
            this.Menu6.TabIndex = 7;
            this.Menu6.Tag = "Logout";
            this.Menu6.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.Menu6.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseEnter);
            this.Menu6.MouseLeave += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_MouseLeave);
            //
            // lblLogout
            //
            this.lblLogout.AutoSize = true;
            this.lblLogout.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Arial", 20F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Regular, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, ((byte)(0)));
            this.lblLogout.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
            this.lblLogout.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(75, 34);
            this.lblLogout.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(75, 34, 3, 0);
            this.lblLogout.Name = "lblLogout";
            this.lblLogout.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(69, 32);
            this.lblLogout.TabIndex = 1;
            this.lblLogout.Tag = "Logout";
            this.lblLogout.Text = "Salir";
            this.lblLogout.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.Menu_Click);
            this.lblLogout.MouseEnter += new System.EventHandler(this.lblMenu_MouseEnter);
            //
            // SplitContaint
            //
            this.SplitContaint.Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle.Fill;
            this.SplitContaint.IsSplitterFixed = true;
            this.SplitContaint.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 0);
            this.SplitContaint.Name = "SplitContaint";
            this.SplitContaint.Orientation = System.Windows.Forms.Orientation.Horizontal;
            //
            // SplitContaint.Panel1
            //
            this.SplitContaint.Panel1.Controls.Add(this.TitlePanel);
            //
            // SplitContaint.Panel2
            //
            this.SplitContaint.Panel2.Controls.Add(this.Panel2Containt);
            this.SplitContaint.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(989, 840);
            this.SplitContaint.SplitterDistance = 58;
            this.SplitContaint.SplitterWidth = 1;
            this.SplitContaint.TabIndex = 0;
            this.SplitContaint.TabStop = false;
            //
            // TitlePanel
            //
            this.TitlePanel.Controls.Add(this.PanelTitle);
            this.TitlePanel.FlowDirection = System.Windows.Forms.FlowDirection.TopDown;
            this.TitlePanel.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 0);
            this.TitlePanel.Name = "TitlePanel";
            this.TitlePanel.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(989, 53);
            this.TitlePanel.TabIndex = 0;
            //
            // PanelTitle
            //
            this.PanelTitle.Controls.Add(this.lblTitle);
            this.PanelTitle.Controls.Add(this.titleline);
            this.PanelTitle.FlowDirection = System.Windows.Forms.FlowDirection.TopDown;
            this.PanelTitle.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(3, 3);
            this.PanelTitle.Name = "PanelTitle";
            this.PanelTitle.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(983, 50);
            this.PanelTitle.TabIndex = 0;
            //
            // lblTitle
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Coronavirus | COVID-19 Updates
Army & Air Force Exchange Service scales back cash purchases to halt spread of COVID-19
Diana Stancy Correll
One of the hundreds of delivery trucks for the Army & Air Force Exchange Service is displayed in front of the Exchange headquarters in Dallas, April 19, 2013.
The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is moving to cut back on cash purchases to help reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Instead, Exchanges are requesting customers complete purchases with credit or debit cards, gift cards, or a MILITARY STAR card, according to the Army & Air Force Exchange Service.
"Paper money and coins can harbor bacteria and viruses long after they change hands," Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Luis Reyes, the Exchange senior enlisted advisor, said in a news release Wednesday. "While we understand this may cause some inconvenience for customers who primarily pay with cash, we thought it best to put the health and safety of our military communities first and ask for their help in the fight to contain this virus."
The World Health Organization has recommended washing hands after handling cash to prevent the spread of germs, bacteria, and viruses, but pushed back on media reports earlier this month suggesting that COVID-19 was circulating through cash payments, according to Market Watch.
To further promote social distancing, the Exchange Service is also encouraging customers to purchase items online, and then pick them up at the store. Customers can purchase their items at ShopMyExchange.com, and select the "Pick Up in Store" option for delivery.
The service only applies to authorized military shoppers with installation access.
In order to keep exchanges running and stocked, the COVID-19 Exchange Disaster Support Group launched in February and has since identified new suppliers to purchase products from during the pandemic.
"Whatever we can do to get needed product to our shoppers, the Exchange is doing," Reyes said. "The DSG's focus is keeping the global pipeline moving so that no matter where our Soldiers, Airmen, families and associates may be, they're getting what they need."
Hours at exchanges may be modified though, according to Army & Air Force Exchange Service spokesperson Marisa Conner. Ultimately, installations will vary in hours or limitations.
"The Exchange is fully nested with installation commanders and adjusting operations based on local leadership requests," Conner said. "Authorized shoppers can check their local Exchange's social media pages for information on changes to hours, temporary closures and/or access limitations."
"Unless directed by the Services or installation command, Exchange stores remain open to serve those who serve us," Conner said.
Although the Pentagon has upped all health protection measures at installations to HPCON Charlie on Wednesday, exchanges will still provide food and retail services at this time. HPCON Charlie means the assessed risk is substantial.
While the Navy Exchange Command moved to close all Navy Exchange barbershops and beauty salons due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service has yet to adopt a universal policy on the matter. However, some non-essential services including barber shops and salons could be closed as well, Conner said.
"Some Exchange barber shops, salons, nail salons and spas have closed at the direction of installation command," Conner said. "For those locations that remain open, Exchange barbers are increasing their focus on sanitation, including staying home if sick, frequent hand washing and routinely cleaning door knobs, faucet handles, etc."
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Westinghouse To Provide Hydrogen Recombiners For Ukraine's Zaporozhye
By Lubomir Mitev
Zaporozhye nuclear power station (Source: Rosenergoatom)
30 Oct (NucNet): The Westinghouse Electric Company has been awarded a contract by Ukraine's National Nuclear Energy Generating Company Energoatom to provide a passive hydrogen control system for the Zaporozhye-1 and -2 nuclear units, Westinghouse said in a statement.
The contract will see Westinghouse provide the engineering, design, supply and installation of the system by January 2016.
The passive hydrogen control system is designed to provide additional measures for ensuring containment integrity in the event of certain design-basis accidents or beyond-design-basis accidents.
Westinghouse says its passive autocatalytic recombiner, named NIS-PAR, helps to control and mitigate the effects of hydrogen generated under severe accident conditions.
As part of the safety enhancement efforts after the March 2011 Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear station accident, Westinghouse has provided the NIS-PAR system to various nuclear stations in the world, including Krško (Slovenia), Angra (Brazil), Vandellós (Spain) and Kashiwazaki-Kariwa (Japan).
The Zaporozhye nuclear power station has six commercially operational Russian VVER-1000 nuclear reactors with a capacity of 950 megawatts each. It is the biggest nuclear station in Europe in terms of capacity.
Zaporozhye-1 and -2 became commercially operational in 1985 and 1986.
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Is kennyS Still the Best AWPer in CS:GO History?
By Oscar Izquierdo -
When you think about the best AWPers in CS:GO, Kenny "kennyS" Schrub is always the first name that comes to mind. In 2014, kennyS hit a skill peak that has yet to be matched by any other professional player. At certain points in his career, kennyS has been the focal point of subpar teams, able to almost single-handedly carry his peers deep in tournaments. kennyS is not only one of the greatest French players of all time, he is easily the greatest AWPer in the history of CS:GO.
Early Struggles
kennyS began his career as a Counter-Strike: Source player, competing with VeryGames under the leadership of Kevin "Ex6TenZ" Droolans. When the VeryGames organization switched over to CS:GO in 2012, they kept the same lineup. However, kennyS was removed in 2013 in favor of shox, who was making a strong case for himself in the French scene as one of the best players in the world.
As shox and Ex6TenZ became rivals to the seemingly unbeatable Ninjas in Pyjamas squad, kennyS was stuck on second-tier French lineups, trying to climb his way back to the top. He played for multiple French lineups, and his teammates included many of the premier French talent of players like aPEX, Happy, KQLY, and Maniac.
As he moved around the second tier scene, kennyS developed his AWPing skills, posting great numbers in official matches. Unfortunately, none of these teams found the same kind of success that his French peers in VeryGames did. The time he spent trying to make it back to an elite team was all just training for kennyS, as he would soon become the monster AWPer we all know him to be.
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After VeryGames became Titan, there was a brief period where the team could be considered among the best in the world. However, internal conflict caused shox to leave the team, which made way for kennyS.
The Highest Peak: KennyS in God Mode
After the first French Shuffle, kennyS found himself reuniting with Ex6TenZ on Titan. Ex6TenZ knew what he had in kennyS and built the team around kennyS' superior AWP play. It was during this period where kennyS was arguably the most dominant player in CSGO history. kennyS hit a ceiling in the game that has never really been met since and was the solo hard carry for Titan.
While Titan was able to make deep runs and even win a few tournaments, kennyS alone was not enough. The other French side of LDLC/EnVyUs had more success. They even won a major, something that had eluded kennyS and Ex6TenZ up to that point. kennyS repeatedly dropped insane frag totals and created highlight after highlight, but it was never enough for Titan. The banning of KQLY from competitive play also hindered Titan, as did the AWP nerf. Regardless of tournament victories, it was almost unanimous during this period that kennyS was the best player in the world.
Finally Victorious
After multiple failures in majors for Titan and more internal turmoil among EnVyUs, a second French Shuffle occurred. This time it was shox who was booted along with SmithZz to make way for kennyS and aPEX on EnVyUs. While kennyS' level wasn't as high as it was on Titan, he was still a good player. His addition and the honeymoon period EnVyUs went through when he first joined made them very dangerous.
Many questioned the map pool of EnVyUs and how they would set up their roles, but in the first few months everything was clicking. It was the perfect storm for the team and they went on to finish second in the first major they played in together. However, kennyS himself was a massive disappointment and let the team down. His underperformance was probably the cause for EnVyUs losing that major final to their nemesis Fnatic.
kennyS knew he had let his team down, and at the following major he was a monster. He made it up to his team by putting on an MVP performance and carrying EnVyUs to a major championship at DreamHack Cluj-Napoca 2015. After a long career with its peaks and valleys, kennyS finally put on a superstar performance that won him a major title.
Hitting Another Low
Unfortunately for EnVyUs, their high did not last very long. After winning the major, the team's problems all began to show. kioShiMa was eventually removed for DEVIL, but their problems continued. They tried multiple changes, including switching up IGLs and roles, but nothing worked.
EnVyUs spent most of 2016 as a subpar team failing to win anything significant or even make many deep runs in big tournaments. Towards the end, the team reverted back to the old Titan strategy of playing around kennyS. kennyS' level did rise and he became one of the best AWPers in the world again. Unfortunately, he was the a great AWPer on a dead team. It became apparent towards the end of the year that the EnVyUs players were just playing out their contracts, and behind the scenes they were gearing up for a third French Shuffle.
KennyS: The Best Once Again?
While kennyS and EnVyUs were struggling, G2 was thriving under shox. They were highly competitive and won tournaments in 2016. But toward the end of 2016, G2 were having their own problems. It was obvious to everyone that there would be a third shuffle after the ELEAGUE Major at the start of 2017. The shuffle resulted in kennyS joining forces with shox, creating the French superteam as it is now.
While the team didn't attend a tournament for months after forming, their first few tournaments did eventually show promise. The team showed improvement over time and went on to win DreamHack Tours 2017 and the EPL S5 Finals.
While shox was a superstar in 2016, he's taken a backseat in the current lineup. Meanwhile, the team is based around kennyS as he is once again the best AWPer in the world. He has been the MVP of both G2 tournament victories. G2 is not without their flaws. The team is streaky, make questionable force-buys, and insist on using a expensive double AWP setup. But regardless of these issues, kennyS has been a consistent star and is back on top as one of the best players in the world.
Oscar Izquierdo
Oscar is a writer and student from NYC currently working on his MA in English. Originally a Madden NFL enthusiast, he refined his taste and began following LoL in 2012. In 2014 he picked up CS:GO and has been covering the pro scene for both games ever since. When he isn't writing or following professional e-sports he can be found feeding away in dynamic queue or matchmaking.
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Application of a novel rpoC1-RFLP approach reveals that marine Prochlorococcus populations in the atlantic gyres are composed of greater microdiversity than previously described
Jameson, Eleanor, Joint, Ian, Mann, Nicholas H. and Muehling, Martin (2008) Application of a novel rpoC1-RFLP approach reveals that marine Prochlorococcus populations in the atlantic gyres are composed of greater microdiversity than previously described. Microbial Ecology, Vol.55 (No.1). pp. 141-151. doi:10.1007/s00248-007-9259-5
Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00248-007-9259-5
To elucidate the degree of microdiversity within the genus Prochlorococcus, novel Prochlorococcus-specific polymerase chain reaction (PCR) primers were developed for the rpoC1 gene, which encodes the ribonucleic acid (RNA) polymerase core subunit. The size of the PCR fragment (925 bp) coupled with high sequence variation within the rpoC1 fragments (70-99% sequence similarity, 16S ribosomal RNA sequences show greater than 97% sequence similarity) meant that it was possible to distinguish Prochlorococcus strains by restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) analysis. Clone libraries were constructed from environmental deoxyribonucleic acid samples from two stations, one in the northern and one in the southern oligotrophic gyre of the Atlantic Ocean. These were screened to determine the microdiversity of Prochlorococcus populations using this high-resolution high-throughput analysis approach. RFLP analysis of the clone libraries from the two gyre sites revealed that the two Prochlorococcus populations had a high degree of microdiversity with 40 and 52 different RFLP-type clones among the 143 clones tested for both the northern and southern gyres, respectively. Phylogenetic analysis of the nucleotide sequences of the RFLP types not only showed that it contained representatives of each of the currently recognized Prochlorococcus clades (based on the internal transcribed spacer region as molecular marker) but also led to the discovery of a previously unseen genetic microdiversity. This level of diversity was greater at the southern gyre site compared to the northern gyre site. Moreover, the high genetic resolution approach also revealed that there are two putative novel lineages within the HL I clade. Analyses of further samples by producing clone libraries from different geographic origins is likely to reveal further diversity and novel lineages within Prochlorococcus.
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Cyanobacteria -- Phylogeny, Cyanobacteria -- Variation -- Atlantic Ocean, Microbial diversity, Polymerase chain reaction, Polymerase chain reaction -- Diagnostic use
Microbial Ecology
Springer New York LLC
January 2008 Published
Natural Environment Research Council (Great Britain) (NERC)
Grant number:
NER/S/A/2003/11883A (NERC)


As a UCL Connected Curriculum fellow, Luke works within the UCL Bartlett School of Architecture to build upon the university's approach to education which aims to ensure that all UCL students learn through participating in research and enquiry at all levels of their programme of study.
This extends to the dissemination of student research to wider audiences across London and beyond the curriculum as well as encouraging the exposure and celebration of students' research to new audiences.
Luke is also instrumental in storing and distributing student research for future students to learn from.
He explains here three initiatives designed to facilitate these objectives.
Students in their second and third year of BSc Architecture can elect to join his design unit focusing on 'Architecture, Fabrication and Film'. In this module students are supported through workshops, open classes and tutorials to produce short films as part of their major building design portfolio.
The films are developed both for assessment by programme staff, but also for a public screening at major public cinemas such as the Curzon Soho last year or the Institute of Light this year.
This opportunity gives students the chance to create original visual design work for the public domain something they most likely will do in their future careers.
In particular, Luke's initiatives support dimension five of the Connected Curriculum which highlights students' ability to produce outputs and assessment aimed at an audience as an integral part of a research-based education.
Doing so allows students to adapt their academic skills to recreate knowledge for a public audience as well as out into the architecture profession.
In addition, it gives them the experience of creating another format in which to communicate their work as the unit gives them the added challenge of trying to engage a different type of audience with specialist information.
Another initiative Luke contributed to along with Dr Brent Carnell and other members of the Connected Curriculum team was Posters in Parliament 2017.
The day event saw undergraduates from across the UK presenting posters about their research to parliamentarians' and other dignitaries in the House of Parliament.
This provided a unique opportunity for direct engagement with research-based learning and a celebration of undergraduate research based learning. Students commented on how they gained from not only discussing their research in the seat of power, but also by seeing the breadth and quality of each other's research.
Currently the department keeps any dissertations (or final year projects) physically in-house, with all documents having a five-year shelf life hidden in an archive.
For the past 10+ years the very best examples have been kept behind the desk of the UCL Bartlett Library and are not able to be loaned. This makes it difficult for students to access each other's and alumni work.
Recently, a digital database has been created by being uploaded internally to the department's Moodle or sent out to students on request via the module coordinator.
There is now a project to work with library staff to put all students' work online once it has been received so that other students can easily access these files.
Other departments and the team of Connected Curriculum fellows are being consulted to see if resources, research and information can be shared collectively.
The digitising project will include a strong key word search, clear title and (as Architecture is a particularly visual discipline) a thumbnail displaying the front cover or other suitable image. These will enable the resources to be used effectively by students of all levels.
This database will enable the department to begin having a long-standing research resource and an online record of students' work. This approach is also a way for all students to access a growing database of knowledge, aligning with the Connected Curriculum's sixth dimension, where students learn from each other, across phases and with alumni.
Currently second and third year dissertations will be digitised but this will eventually roll out across the department and perhaps other parts of UCL so that all students' research becomes more accessible by future students.
" Doing so allows students to adapt their academic skills to recreate knowledge for a public audience as well as out into the architecture profession. In addition, it gives them the experience of creating another format in which to communicate their work as the unit gives them the added challenge of trying to engage a different type of audience with specialist information.


Everest Base camp Trek (15 Days) - Corporate Travels and Tours Pvt. Ltd.
Famous for its spectacular mountain peaks and the loyalty and friendliness of its inhabitants (the Sherpas), the Everest region (Khumbu) is one of the most popular destinations for tourists in Nepal. While many of the routes through the mountains are arduous, there are ample places to rest and enjoy a meal along the way.
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu transfer you to hotel in Kathmandu.
Our guide will pick you up at 5:30 am and drive to the airport. You will board the early morning flight at 6:30 AM and fly to Lukla (2750M) in about 45 minutes. After breakfast in Lukla, we will walk for about 4 hours to Phakding (2610M), a fairly plain terrain inhabited by Sherpas. Afterwards, we will follow upstream Dudhkoshi River and spend the night in a lodge.
We will trek for nearly 7 hours to reach Namche Bazar (3440 m), the famous town in Solukhumbu. The last 3 hours of this trek will be tougher, but the beautiful sceneries on the way will make you will forget your tiredness. The night will be spent in a local teahouse.
To help your body adjust with the high altitude conditions, we will spend the day for acclimatization. You can do some daytime hiking and explore Khumjung village and return to the teahouse at Namchebazar for the night stay.
After a 6-7 hour trek, you will reach Tengboche (3860 m), a perfect viewpoint to observe beautiful peaks of Ama Dablam and Thamserku and a greater part of the Himalayan range in the Khumbu Region.
Dingbuche (4250 m) lies at about a walking distance of 6-7 hours. Due to the increasing altitude, you will be walking slower than on previous days.
This will be the second acclimatization day. You will be taken on a day trip to Chhukung Valley and back to Dingboche. Rest and rejuvenation are quite essential to continue the trekking next day.
Our next stopover is Lobuche (4950M), at about a walking distance of 5-6 hours. Views of Mt. Pumori and Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Lhotse and many more are the main highlights of the day.
The next segment of your trek, Lobuche to Gorek Shep (5160 m) is short and can be completed in about 3-4 hours, just in time for lunch. After resting for a few hours, we will take you on a walk to Everest Base Camp in the evening to sight the beautiful sunset over the majestic Mt. Everest.Then we return to Gorek Shep for overnight stay.
You will begin hiking (about 2 hours for Kalapatthar) early in the morning to Kalapatthar, lying at an altitude of 5550 m. This is well known as a perfect viewpoint to see all major parts of the Himalayan range, including Mt. Everest itself. If the weather permits, you will get to see a spellbinding sunrise, something you will not find elsewhere in the world. Take as many photographs as you like and go back to Gorek Shep for lunch. Shortly afterwards, you will descend back to Pheriche for our overnight stay.
Trek for about 7-8 hours and from Pheriche to Tyangboche to Namche Bazar, the river valley is mostly down and easy then required an hour climbing over hill, this is the same way while you were trekking from Namche to Tyangboche. Walking to Namche is nice and pleasant. O/N at Namche.
After Breakfast Trek down to Phkading-Lukla which normally takes about 7-8 hours walking and overnight at the hotel in Lukla.
Fly back to Kathmandu where we will transfer you to your hotel. You will have free time to relax, refreshed up and rest. Evening, we will meet you again, take a feedback of your trekking and host a farewell dinner at one of the finest Nepalese restaurant in town. O/N in Kathmandu.
Best Season:The best seasons to join this trek are autumn and spring. The weather is clear and views are breathtaking. Winter obviously is a good choice but you need to withstand strong colds. Summer or Monsoon will be affected by rainfalls but a good choice if you are into botany.
Trekking Permit (Sagarmatha National park ) fees.
Transportation: Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight ticket for clients and Guide. Airport – hotel – airport transfers by car.


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TLDR: very strong deck that hasn't dropped a single game in tsting or the tournamnet. Won in the tournamnet against 2 Apoc Val, Jesminder on clot and film critic, Smoke on film critic, Geist. Very easy to spend light on credits but also have alot of them to always threaten Snare! and Biotic, Shikyu.
A lot of times scoring a Sting! flatlined the runner. Also 3 Chronos because between bin breakers, Levy's and crowdfundings you are always getting value from what you remove. Ark Lockdown for the same reasons.
Heads up to Cambro with which I trained in preperation for showing me how powerful the deck is. This list is a reimplementation of his deck.
I was in love with PE already from the begining of Netrunner. That said it was mostly a fun non-competitve deck most of the time.It is a bast now.
There are 2 reasons that I can see about it. First there is a critical mass of damage dealing cards in the pool that didn't exist before. Sting! coming with downfall takes the deck over the top by giving 6 to 8 damage per game for PE on 3 cards. Secondly the old trick of econ denial then run and trash everything does not function anymore. Corps can bounce fast and Diversion of Funds is no Shipon, plus much less recursion.
On the list apart from a few FA and denial tools tere is only money and damage. It is enough.
Card choises: Sting! Obviously MVP. On PE without Employee Strike 3 of them will give 7-8 damage depending on which side scored/accesed. Also with 2 of those stollen or scored scoring the last one or feeding it to the runner is 4 net that the runner cannot deny (like Obokata for example).
Chronos Project. As said a lot of targets on heap in the meta. Ark Lockdown for an extra cheeky removal.
House of Knives is 4 damage and can get the runner out of range from stealing agendas or within killing range of Stings!
Philotic gave me the win once by flattlining a runner with 3 agendas and a Shikyu.
Breached Dome is probably better than Snare! Fires from everywhere without needing money and even if the stack is empty (in which case you are already winning) it gives one damage that cannot be denied by Caldera or Feedback filter.
Psychic Field fired once the whole game but I din't face any runner on flasified/Aumakua, I still stand by the choise.
Biotic and Shipment are obvious includes. They close out games or they score on turns after the runner hits a snare and has to draw up next turn. Too big to fail just for the times you will need to bounce from 0 or prepare for a biotic next turn, helped immencly almost everytime I drew it.
Crisium is a so so answer to Khusyuk and Diversion of funds. Probably can live without it but then what to include as a one of influence?
Kakugo is a pretty obvious choice. 4 to rez for a constant 1 net. It got hippoed a couple of times but oh well. Aiki and Cortex locks were cheap surprise includes. I cannot believe how many people faceplanted on Cortex lock before setting up. Aiki protecting a Psychic Field is also e very nasty surprise as the runner will almost always break 2 of the subs and bead 0 on the next. Also you can force the runner to overdraw and he will have to discard if he is low on credits/clicks. "Soft" damage.
1st game against Geist. I score a Chronos, removing a part of her breakers, she steals one but in the run trashes her 2nd Levy through a Kakugo. I draw a Biotic and FA my 3rd Chronos making sure the win. After that she gets to mcuh damage to be able to score out and concedes.
2nd gameagainst Val. I do not remeber that match that well, but at the end I score out and he cannot steal any more agendas becuase I grinded the deck with House of Knives and Stings!
3rd round against Jesminder. Get a very lucky Gauss in the Heap, not sure if that was damage or a discard. Next run I FA a Crhonos and because I have a Kakugo in each central the runner is locked out for the rest of the game. Has to concede because of damage, I am at 6 points and only look forward for my next FA tool to score out.
4rth round against Smoke. I get really lucky and take out both the fracter and killer in a run through a Cortex Lock. I Ark Lockdown the Dagger only to find the FA Chronos next turn. Only with REfractor the situation is very hard for Smoke even though Film Critic and Clot are out. In the end has to take a Shi kyu from Archives in order to stay with 4 cards and next turn I score a Philotic for the win trough flatline.
@DonLoverGateYou are correct it was Smoke that played Clot.
with the small amount of ICE I guess this deck is very sad to see 419 (that is the most popular runner on jnet right now. Maybe Voter Intimidation and one more Psychic Field to intice him not to expose cards?


Join us at Nolan Park 5B for a public reading of fiction, nonfiction, and other writing about water, waterways, the urban environment, bodies of water, and bodies in water by Tobias Carroll, Asya Graf, Nathan Kensinger, Amelia Possanza, Paul David Young. This reading is organized by Asya Graf as part of the 2018 Works on Water/Underwater New York artist residency on Governors Island.
Creative Traffic Flow, a collective of Kristen Rose Kelly, Jeesun Choi and DawN Crandell, will share a staged sharing of Voices From The Roanoke River: a documentary play about Virginia's Roanoke River through the lens of community members and the river herself. The play was developed while in residence this summer.
Join us on Governors Island, Nolan Park 5B. No reservations needed, but space is limited. Come early to visit our current Artists in Residence during Open Studio hours, 11 - 5.
Works on Water and Underwater New York are pleased to invite you to a celebration of Water Art is the New Land Art, a small, documentary exhibition that shares photos from Works on Water 2017, the first triennial dedicated to art made on, in, and with the water, along with Water Art projects from around the world and new works created by our fifty-four 2018 Artists-in-Residence. This exhibition is organized as part of our 2018 artist residency on Governors Island, where we have created an incubator space for diverse investigations of water in the urban environment.
We're also thrilled to launch the catalogue documenting the 2017 triennial, which will be available on site, as well as the launch of our beta-version Water Art Map. We hope you'll join us to celebrate the work of this diverse community of artists and practitioners working in water-based planning, science, policy, and art to define the future of our waterways.
Take a deep dive into data and extrapolation, and wade along the shores of the new reality..Courtesy of the #wowunyreslab18 at House 5B on Nolan Park, run by Works on Water and Underwater New York. Come visit us there as we build and research, then join us on Sept. 8 or Sept. 23, with tours at 1 & 4 PM, meeting at Building 12.
We're also thrilled to launch the catalogue documenting the 2017 triennial, which will be available during the celebration, as well as the launch of our beta-version Water Art Map. We hope you'll join us to celebrate the work of this diverse community of artists and practitioners working in water-based planning, science, policy, and art to define the future of our waterways.
Many events will be happening in and around the weekend celebration, including Susannah Ray: New York Waterways, hosted by Underwater New York, featuring poets Amber Atiya, Dena Igusti, and Kelly Sullivan; performances by Mayfield Brooks and TRYST; and interactive, family-friendly projects with Meredith Drum. See the evolving full schedule of events here.
Many events will be happening in and around the weekend celebration, including Susannah Ray: New York Waterways, hosted by Underwater New York, featuring poets Amber Atiya, Dena Igusti, and Kelly Sullivan; and performances by Mayfield Brooks and TRYST. See the evolving full schedule of events here.
Join resident, Simone Johnson at the WoW/UNY House in Nolan Park, 5B for a water storytelling circle. All (art) forms welcome! Each person has up to 10 minutes to share.
This experimental Water Circle also functions as a portal into 'ocean cake', a space of inquiry and play around all things storytelling and relationship/community building (and ideas still forming) around water. Hope to see you there!
Resident, Simone Johnson presents collaborative water dances in the WoW/UNY House at Nolan Park, 5B.
Are you curious about creating short dances about water with people from different movement backgrounds?
On Saturday, Aug 25 4:00-5:30pm (rain or shine!) we will go through a few ice breakers, some movement activities, maybe there will be a surprise or two, and then we'll create dances together!
Email sjaquayj@gmail.com if you are interested in participating and/or have questions!
Simone is also facilitating spontaneous collaborative water dances in her studio 1:00-4:00pm during public visiting hours on Saturdays and Sundays until September 2.
Open to all and free.
Work in progress sharing of an original theatre piece about the Roanoke River by Creative Traffic Flow: Krisitn Rose Kelly, Jeesun Choi, and DawN Crandell. Creative Traffic Flow will also do a final reading on Friday, September 21 at 7 p.m.
We are inviting you to participate in the Power of Ten, an opportunity to intersect with people from different fields who are focused on water, and initiate concrete cross-disciplinary collaborative projects. All thinkers and do-ers are welcome—scientists, social/environmental justice activists, designers, artists, performers, planners, architects, and more.
The Power of Ten is a path to problem-solving, reimagining, unearthing inequity, finding new approaches and understanding how to become accomplices. In this workshop we will facilitate a process of creative collaboration with the aim of realizing projects on, in, and around the water.
Workshop (Friday, July 13): We will work on communication, connection, and collaboration through somatic techniques, methods for talking about your work to people outside your field, and mapping resources, challenges, and opportunities. The day will culminate in creative collaboration and generating projects to be worked on over the season and beyond. The workshop is free of charge. Limited to 18 participants.
You may stay longer - the last ferry leaves the island at 10pm.
Hsini Des invites you to play "H20 Bingo" a social icebreaker game/conversation starter, on topics relating to water. Fun prizes available for winning cards!
/rive collective invites you to join them on the lawn outside The Yard, at an open event where children (and adults) are invited to drop in to the house and draw their ideas and solutions to the rising sea levels threatening New York City's future. Supplies and materials will be provided, work may be showcased and included in an animation of many of the drawings.
/rive collective invites you to an open event where children and adults are invited to drop in to the house and draw their ideas and solutions to the rising sea levels threatening New York City's future. Supplies and materials will be provided, work may be showcased and included in an animation of many of the drawings.
/rive collective invites you to an open event where children and adults are invited to spend an evening in the fresh air, drawing their ideas and solutions to the rising sea levels threatening New York City's future. Supplies and materials will be provided, work may be showcased and included in an animation of many of the drawings.


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This event was the latest of many identical events staged by the local leftists of North Carolina. On several occasions in the past, this same batch of Moonbats has clogged the streets and sidewalks of Smithfield to present their anti-America, anti-military, Bush bashing carnival.
On each of these occasions, they have climaxed their treason-fest by trespassing on Aero Contractor property and indulging in 'peaceful' vandalism.
1 – We resolved to disallow another unopposed demonstration of loathing for America.
2 – We resolved that no moonbat would enter onto Aero Contractors property.
I am pleased to report that this mission was a success.
Starting 2 or 3 hours before the moonbats began their hissy fit, Eagles lined the streets and provided a patriotic presence in Smithfield. The reaction of the people of Smithfield was one of appreciation and solidarity, as expressed by the constant sound of car horns, waves and shouts of approval.
Eagles representing several chapters of Rolling Thunder took a position on Main Street.
Uncle George Samek carrying the Eagle's message to the dark sides of the streets. The locals are entertained.
Eagles attempted to engage in logical dialog with moonbats.
Good luck with that, Bart.
The Moonbat Parade was preceded by Eagles as a courtesy 'heads up' to the general public.
Remember that I used the word 'freakshow' above?
Below: Wornout 60's hippies trying to relive the glory daze.
Any Viet Vets out there remember being spit on by this granny?
After the moonbat parade settled into the Town Commons and began their America bash, the Eagles formed up behind them. We were not quiet.
A shot of the Town Commons. Notice the total lack of American flags. They dont even have one on the stage.
… but the bridge is manned by Eagles.
Eagles gathered at the entrance to Aero Contractors … minutes ahead of a flood of moonbats.
For reference, here's some photos of previous moonbat attacks on Aero Contractors. These photos were taken by the moonbats, and depict their trespassing and vandalism of private property.
Several of them were arrested.
On October 27 2007, the would-be vandals found this waiting for them at the gates.
Raleigh Eagle Mike Medlin stands with his back to the moonbats. At this point, we've waited almost an hour for them to finish their meditation (not joking) and muster the courage to come on down.
Moonbat trying to comprehend opposition.
His free speech has always been unoppossed. He doesnt understand that his opinion is his only.
And he's wondering what the heck he's gonna do with that sign now.
After a long wait, some Eagles get impatient.
But, finally, they came. Patriots and moonbats mingled at the gate.
In the end, The Eagles remained at the uncrossed fence.
I thank and appreciate the efforts of all who yesterday yesterday, and those that couldnt physically be there but supported and helped.
Smithfield was but one front of the battle of October 27, 2007. All across the USA, the Home Insurgency planned attacks in multiple cities. Most of them were opposed by the Gathering of Eagles.
I know that some have questions as to why we allowed the moonbats to even get close to the fence.
The reason is this: the Johnston County Sheriff Deputies asked us to do so. We will never give law enforcement a reason to dread our presence.
Remember that those same moonbats stormed Aero property, on several occasions, and successfully vandalised it. Though some of them were arrested, they still accomplished their goal. And they did it unopposed.
What we did yesterday changed that.
They did not get onto Aero property.
They were stalled at the highway for over an hour, by a smaller group.
Had the Eagles not been there, could they have crossed the gate and did what they did before? Once again remember that they did it with expectations of arrest – meaning the 3 deputies that were there in the beginning could not have stopped them from entering Aero property.
Our presence alone is what prevented their repeat of previous success.
The Eagles closed the day with the usual pledge.
An incredible day and a "WIN" for the Eagles!
Airborne Gunny (Larry) & One Patriotic Wife (Lori) headed out this morning for Smithfield, NC. We met with Bubba (GOE NC Coordinator), his wife Donna and many other Eagles in a parking lot behind the courthouse to prepare for the Moonbats scheduled 3 events of the day. The first was a scheduled march down main street of town. We gathered on the avenue at HIGH NOON! Standing amongst GOE, Rolling Thunder, Eagles Up and other Patriotic Americans.
As usual the kick off of their "Pinko" Parade did not go off as their announced time, but the enthusiasm of passer bys with honks of Support of the Troops as we stood with our Flags, Signs and many hand made signs rallied all of us. The pre-parade tension was met with the local police requesting that we either stand on the opposite side of the street or on the grass, away from their so – called parade route down the sidewalk. To say that the tension could have been cut with a knife would be an understatement. So, as good Eagles would do, we took both sides of the street! We have Rights Too.
Now heading for the Park area (Event 2), Bubba and his wife Donna already had a plan in place. They had a banner that was hung on the overpass facing the Moonbat Rally, and what a Great Statement……….simple and to the point – "MOONBATS SHUT UP AND GO HOME!" This overpass was over a small water way, to which we were graced with 2 Fellow Patriotic Americans in an Air Boat making continuous passes and 360's with their fan at full blast! Water spraying the grassy area and the loud noise drowning out the Moonbat Speakers………What a sight!
Local police were seen running down to the banks of the river trying to get the boaters attention. How ridiculous! We were hoping that one would just happen to slip in… The boater continued one last pass and then blasted off into the sunset – just like the………. …………………..LONE RANGER! Thank you Kemosabi!
Not only did we have the sign on the bridge…. but at the entrance way into the park, another sign was posted (the actual wording slips my mind at this time but the gist was) "ANTI-AMERICA HATE RALLY" being held Today…… Don't let them get away with this…Show your Support of the TROOPS and Honk to show your Support! Airborne Gunny, One Patriotic Wife, Captain Larry Bailey (Chairman of GOE) and Eagles manned the bridge, while others stood at the entrance corner with Pro American Signs and Flags!
Just before 3pm we were off to our 3rd and last event – the Airport. In a previous year, this same group or groups of Anti American Assholes stormed the gates, with no one to challenge them. They were in for a rude awakening this time! We Eagles were down at the entrance to the tarmac before them, American Flags in hand, shoulder to shoulder, preparing a gauntlet of proud Americans ready to "Stand Our Ground" and get in their faces! In our favor was Sheriff and Deputies that were also ready for Moonbats to overstep their boundaries. We were in full force! Many of us walked the length of the street as they gathered at the main entrance shouting them down. With Speakers in hand, George and Bubba cut them NO SLACK! We let them know we were prepared for them! As they began the march down the street, some of the Eagles took the lead! Our colors flying, with whistles blowing (One Patriotic Wife and Donna blew the sound of our Battle Cry) as the Moonbats chanted some inaudible "We are all One". There was also a Patriotic Mom, whose son is in the Navy, made her presence known with the Blasting of an Air Horn!
We were asked politely by the Sheriff (Captain in Charge) to let the demonstrators walk through us to the Gate Entrance so they can hang their so-called rally photos on the public side of the fence. At first we were extremely upset that this type of anti- propaganda postings, but as the Captain explained, if anything should fall or be hung over the opposite side, they would be removed and arrested. What some of the Eagles knew but not all at that time, was on the other side waiting for the "Moonbats" if they crashed the gates, were heavily Armed Police in Riot Gear. However, as stupid as the Moonbats are, they weren't going to try it this time. Gee, how we all wished they had!
Now at the gate, as we stood our ground, Rolling Thunder setting the back drop with the rest of the Eagles, so as not to give them easy access to the gate, creating a barrier of Pride and Patriotism that could not be breached. Both groups were found intermingled, shouting and confronting each other – toe to toe – nose to nose. At one point Waldo Pepper, (Thank God for the Cavalry) aided One Patriotic Wife as a demonstrator kept shoving a poster in her face! Swiftly he removed the obstacle and confronted the Moonbat with zeal. Waldo Pepper, like so many Patriotic Eagles that day, showed there true colors and what it means to "Stand Up For America" We all stood our posts of protecting the gate as these protestors pursued to gain ground.
As requested by the Sheriff, we reluctantly allowed the Moonbats to hang their Anti-Propaganda photos on the fence but not without continued confrontation. We did however before we all left, made sure they (Moonbats) removed all their TRASH that was hung.
As the Moonbats turned and retreated, Eagles joined in song, singing God Bless America. We ended with facing the tallest American Flag held by an Active Duty Soldier, and also a Rolling Thunder Member, who just recently returned from Iraq and said the Pledge of Allegiance.
We flanked both sides of the street with American Flags in hand and proudly gave a Hand Salute to both Rolling Thunder Members and the Sheriff Department as they departed.
Just a note of Merit to Ross "Bubba" McDowell, Donna and all the Eagles, for the fine job they did in organizing this counter event.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED IN SMITHFIELD, NC.
October 27th, 2007 under Uncategorized.


Ross Bogdanov is the Head of Products of MobAir. The mobile app marketing company was founded in 2014 and is located in Berlin, Germany. The app marketing firm has more than 50 app marketers.
Ross joined MobAir in 2015. Previously, he worked as an Affiliate Manager at ClickDealer, the global performance marketing agency. Ross was responsible for launching and management of multiple advertising campaigns, tracking the quality of traffic and overall performance. This experience gave him a solid understanding of how this app marketing ecosystem operates.
Let's see what Ross Bogdanov has to say about MobAir and the mobile app marketing world.
MobAir is a leading mobile advertising platform, and our mission is to provide a complete package of user acquisition and mobile monetization services. We help app owners, performance marketers, and mobile brands acquire engaged users through high-converting ad formats (interstitials, native ads, video and rewarded video).
Since its launch in 2014, MobAir has expanded its global footprint. Now, we have 6 offices across the globe, but we assist clients with their needs in more than 95 countries. We continuously test new ideas to bring the most innovative products to the market. Our latest solution is a user acquisition platform, Appstellar, that allows mobile brands to discover the massive scale of engaged users through the power of Machine Learning.
MobAir works directly with advertisers and app developers. We are proud to serve reputable companies like McDonald's, AliExpress, Playtika, Murka, Pixonic, Baidu, Social Point, Avira, Zoomy, Cheetah Mobile, 17 Media, Lovoo, ASKfm, PSafe, TextNow, Com2Us, Fiksu Media Group, Grofers, and many others.
We have a sharp focus on mobile creatives and engagement formats, as we believe that keeping users engaged is crucial for an app's success. While developing our solutions, we leverage big data and advanced Machine Learning technology. It allows us to target the right users and serve them the relevant ads at the right time.
For sure, app marketers need to stick to a bunch of KPIs to stay on a right track. They include but not limited to: ROI, user engagement and retention, number of installs and uninstalls, session length, app stickiness. Recently, we've prepared the full list of key mobile app metrics every mobile app marketer needs to track on a regular basis.
Which strategy is the best to make an app the number 1 on an app store?
First of all, your app needs to solve a real problem and bring value to users. It should be based on the innovative idea, be slick and easy to use. To promote your app in the most effective way, try to use a mix of marketing channels: social media platforms, in-app advertising, word-of-mouth, endorsements, etc. It will boost your app rank and significantly improve user engagement.
Let's focus on iOS and Android app stores. Which are the Pros and Cons of each app store when developing an app marketing strategy?
Both, App Store and Google Play, come with a set of pros and cons. To promote discoverability of an app within the App Store, app owners should keep in mind that users discover apps by searching for keywords or by browsing featured and top charts. Thus, they need to optimize their apps for search and utilize search ads to give an extra boost to their mobile marketing efforts. Its downside is price. When it comes to Google Play Store, it's a cheaper platform as compared to App store, with a wide choice of app categories and a grace time of 15 minutes for the refund of paid apps if you don't like them. Its drawbacks include poor search capabilities and little personalization, plenty of clones and inability to delete them.
What is the best way to monetize a mobile app?
The thing is, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Each app is unique and solves specific problems. An app owner needs to choose the app revenue model that is aligned with their overall business goals. If we are talking about the most popular mobile monetization strategies, these are in-app advertising, freemium and in-app purchases. They show the highest potential to monetize a mobile app. At MobAir, we provide a full package of mobile monetization solutions.
One of the major roadblocks for app marketers is the fierce competition. The current market is oversaturated with apps, making it barely possible for a new app to get discovered. Personally, I see the competition as an opportunity. It makes you think out-of-the-box when building new products. Another issue is fraud. According to the latest research by Tune, global app install fraud is 7.8% and will cost marketers up to $2B. I believe that it's essential for industry players to take a unified approach to fight this issue.
I would advise app owners to keep a balance between their app monetization efforts and user engagement. This is a common reason why so many apps fail. Never compromise on the quality of your product and make your users the number one priority.
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It is a pleasure working with MobilleFirms. You do a great job bringing together mobile app marketing companies and clients in one place, providing win-win opportunities to both parties in such a way.
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