The hands-on, six-week summer program is exposing low-income kids to technology.
OAKLAND — On a sunny morning, kids bounce in their chairs and rock their heads rhythmically to infectious beats their classmates are mixing on GarageBand software.
"Give her a thumbs up for her beat," exhorts instructor Jeffrei Pettaway and an enthusiastic sea of hands juts into the air.
For many in this classroom, this is the first time they have touched an iPad. This six-week, hands-on summer class exposes kids ages 7 to 12 to technology — and the 21st century skills that come with it.
With a few swipes, the tablets on the tables in front of them — a gift from technology giant Apple — open up worlds miles away from this hardened stretch of East Oakland, Calif. The kids have ventured on virtual scavenger hunts in Africa and researched what life is like in India, each project making them more familiar and at ease with the software that is transporting them.
"This is bringing a whole new world inside their backyard in a way that's safe for them to explore," Regina Jackson says as she watches the students absorb the morning lessons.
Jackson is president of the East Oakland Youth Development Center. Equal parts sanctuary and springboard, it was founded nearly four decades ago by former Clorox CEO Robert Shetterly to lift the fortunes of a neighborhood overburdened by sky-high rates of poverty, crime and violence.
Of the students in this class, about 90% qualify for free lunch and live within blocks of the center. They come here for rare access to opportunity in the form of free after-school tutoring, college preparation courses, music and arts lessons, health and wellness education programs and the hardwood that such NBA greats as Gary Payton and Jason Kidd once played on.
The community center's goal: to give children the same shot at success they would have in wealthier parts of the city. Increasingly, that means the digital literacy they will need to successfully navigate the world.
Low-income youth in East Oakland are among "the most technologically disconnected demographic groups in the United States," Jackson says. Four out of 10 students in Oakland public schools do not have access to a computer at home, and Jackson estimates 70% of the students at her community center do not have a computer at home with parents relying instead on smartphones.
Jackson installed computer labs to connect more kids to technology and offer year-round computer classes. And, this summer, she teamed with Apple, which is reaching across the digital divide into Oakland, starting with this donation of 40 iPads to expose 180 kids to the technology that will shape their lives and careers. The East Oakland Youth Development Center eventually wants to teach coding classes to help youth develop the skills they would need to work at a company such as Apple.
Silicon Valley, the high-tech corridor that stretches between San Francisco and San Jose, has come under broad criticism that its outreach efforts have overlooked Oakland, a diverse city across the Bay where African Americans and Latinos make up more than half of residents.
No critic has been more vocal than Rev. Jesse Jackson, the civil rights leader who has led the campaign for Silicon Valley to hire more African Americans and Latinos, two groups sharply underrepresented in Silicon Valley tech companies.
His advocacy led to Intel forming a five-year partnership with the Oakland Unified School District designed to touch the lives of 2,300 students and graduate 600 students in computer science and engineering programs at two high schools.
Jackson says he proposed to CEO Tim Cook that Apple invest in Oakland after an Apple shareholder meeting.
Apple's workforce is 9% African American and 12% Hispanic, a single-percentage point increase from last year. It's pushing to make progress. Out of a U.S. workforce of 80,000, 27% of new hires in the last year were underrepresented minorities, according to the company.
Apple is far from alone. Tech companies in Silicon Valley have made pledges to do better, but their numbers have barely budged. Apple is more diverse than some tech companies because of lower-paid workers in its retail stores, though it did post a 1% increase in African Americans in technical jobs.
" 'Tim, all these companies say they can't find talent,' " Rev. Jackson recalls telling Cook. " 'Oakland is the most multiracial, multiethnic, multicultural city on the West Coast. It's within shouting distance of most of these tech companies. They say 'we can't find them,' Well, they aren't looking in the right places. Come to Oakland. You'll find one of the most creative, innovative, spirited talent bases right in the backyard of Silicon Valley.' "
This summer, Apple staffers came to the East Oakland Youth Development Center to set up the equipment and offer training on the iPads and use of Apple software such as Keynote and GarageBand. Already, the program is sparking imaginations and ambitions.
Tyrese Jackson, 9, dreams of one day making gaming apps like the pair of seventh-grade girls on the Nickelodeon sit-com Game Shakers. Building games is on Raul Sanchez's bucket list, too. The 9-year-old wants to add a third Super Marios brother to the classic video game.
"For most of these kids, this is the first time ever being around an iPad," says Pettaway, their 17-year-old college-bound instructor. "What I am trying to do is start their digital footprints early."


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Esposito top North American skater in mid-season rankings for 2007 NHL draft
The Montreal native is the top-ranked North American skater in the mid-season ranking of players eligible for the 2007 NHL entry draft. The list was released Wednesday by the NHL Central Scouting Service. The draft will be held June 23 in Columbus.
Esposito, a six-foot-one 185-pound centre who helped team owner Patrick Roy's Remparts win a Memorial Cup last season, has 61 points in 40 games in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League this season.
A setback was that Esposito failed to crack the roster for Canada's team at the world junior championships.
Trevor Cann of the Peterborough Petes is the top-ranked North American goalie. The five-foot-11 Cann is 17-17-0 with a .912 save percentage in the Ontario Hockey League this season.
Russian right-winger Alexei Cherepanov, named best forward at the world junior championship last week, holds the top ranking spot among European skaters. He plays for Omsk in the Russian League.
Mark Owuya of Sweden is the top-ranked European goaltender.
The ranking features the top 210 skaters and 30 goaltenders in North America and top 170 skaters and 15 goalies from Europe.
Second among North American skaters is James Van Riemsdyk, a left-winger on the U.S. under-18 team. Third is centre Sam Gagner of the London Knights, who helped Canada win a gold medal at the world juniors.
Gagner's London teammate Patrick Kane, a world junior all-star forward for the U.S., is ranked fourth and Kyle Turris, a centre for Burnaby in the B.C. junior league, is fifth.
Rounding out the top 10 are defencemen Keaton Ellerby of the Kamloops Blazers, John Blum of the Vancouver Giants, Karl Alzner of the Calgary Hitmen, forward Brandon Sutter of the Red Deer Rebels and Tommy Cross, a U.S. high school rearguard.
Several of the top-ranked players, including Esposito, Cann, Gagner, Kane and Ellerby, will play in the NHL Top Prospects game Jan. 17 in Quebec City.
Some have family ties to NHL players.
Gagner is the son of former NHL forward Dave Gagner and Sutter is the son of Brent Sutter, one of six Sutter brothers who together played more than 5,000 NHL games.
Ellerby is the cousin of Phoenix Coyotes captain Shane Doan and of world junior MVP goaltender Carey Price.
Colton Gilles of the Saskatoon Blades, ranked 21st, is the nephew of former New York Islanders winger Clark Gillies and 29th-ranked Maxime Tanguay of the Rimouski Oceanic is the brother of Calgary Flames winger Alex Tanguay.
No. 63-ranked Brad Malone's uncle Greg played 11 NHL seasons and his cousin Ryan plays for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Blake Kessel, who has the No. 76 spot, is the brother of Boston Bruins forward Phil Kessel.
NHL teams make their own lists for the draft that often vary from those produced by Central Scouting's nine full-time and six part-time scouts in North America and five full-time scouts in Europe.
Some see Kane, Gagner and Alzner, among others, as potentially being selected higher than their current rankings.

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Cedars-Sinai Creates Computer Models of Brain Cells | NEWS-Line for Physical Therapists & PT Assistants
Cedars-Sinai Creates Computer Models of Brain Cells
Source: Cedars-Sinai
Cedars-Sinai investigators have created bio-realistic and complex computer models of individual brain cells-in unparalleled quantity.
Their research, published in the peer-reviewed journal Cell Reports, details how these models could one day answer questions about neurological disorders-and even human intellect-that aren't possible to explore through biological experiments.
"These models capture the shape, timing and speed of the electrical signals that neurons fire in order to communicate with each other, which is considered the basis of brain function," said Costas Anastassiou, PhD, a research scientist in the Department of Neurosurgery at Cedars-Sinai, and senior author of the study. "This lets us replicate brain activity at the single-cell level."
The models are the first to combine data sets from different types of laboratory experiments to present a complete picture of the electrical, genetic and biological activity of single neurons. The models can be used to test theories that would require dozens of experiments to examine in the lab, Anastassiou said.
"Imagine that you wanted to investigate how 50 different genes affect a cell's biological processes," Anastassiou said. "You would need to create a separate experiment to 'knock out' each gene and see what happens. with our computer models, we are able to change the expression level of genes at will for as many as we like and predict what will happen."
Another advantage of the cellular models is that they allow researchers to completely control experimental conditions. This opens the possibility of establishing that one parameter, such as a protein expressed by a neuron, causes a change in the activity of that cell that eventually leads to a disease condition, such as epileptic seizures, Anastassiou said. In the lab, investigators can often show an association, but it is difficult to prove a cause.
"In laboratory experiments, the researcher doesn't control everything," Anastassiou said. "Biology controls a lot. But in a computational simulation, all the parameters are under the creator's control. In a model, I can change one parameter and see how it affects another, something that is very hard to do in a biological experiment."
To create their models, Anastassiou and his team from the Anastassiou Lab-members of the Departments of Neurology and Neurosurgery, the Board of Governors Regenerative Medicine Institute and the Center for Neural Science and Medicine at Cedars-Sinai, used two different sets of data on the mouse primary visual cortex, the area of the brain that processes information coming from the eyes.
The first data set presented complete genetic pictures of tens of thousands of single cells. The second linked the electrical responses and physical characteristics of 230 cells from the same brain region. The investigators used machine learning to integrate these two datasets and create bio-realistic models of 9,200 single neurons and their electrical activity.
"This work represents a significant advancement in high-performance computing," said Keith L. Black, MD, chair of the Department of Neurosurgery and the Ruth and Lawrence Harvey Chair in Neuroscience at Cedars-Sinai. "It also gives researchers the ability to search for relationships within and between cell types and to glean a deeper understanding of the function of cell types in the brain."
The study was conducted in collaboration with the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle, which also provided data.
"This work led by Dr. Anastassiou fits in well with Cedars-Sinai's dedication to bringing together mathematics, statistics, and computer science with technology to address all the important questions in biomedical research and healthcare," said Jason Moore, PhD, chair of the Department of Computational Biomedicine. "Ultimately, this computational direction will help us understand the deepest mysteries of the human brain."
Anastassiou and his team are next working to create computational models of human cells to study brain function and disease in humans.
Follow the Anastassiou Lab on Twitter: @anastassiou_lab
Funding: The research was supported by National Institutes of Health grant number RO1 NS120300-01.
Read more on the Cedars-Sinai Blog: The Wide World of Cells
URL : https://www.cedars-sinai.org/newsroom/cedars-sinai-creates-computer-models-of-brain-cells/
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Tiago Alexandre Mendes Alves (ur. 19 czerwca 1996 w Coimbrze) – portugalski piłkarz występujący na pozycji napastnika, w polskim klubie .

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31 lipca 2016 r. Tiago Alves zadebiutował z Varzim w meczu 2016-17 Taça da Liga z Olhanense.

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This Day in History – August 25th – Hijinx, Humor, and Insight
24 August 2019 by Gary Jenneke
THIS DAY IN HISTORY… AUGUST 25
1835 – The Great Moon Hoax Story.
Published in the New York Sun, six daily articles purported there was life on the moon. They were falsely attributed to a famous astronomer of that era, John Herschel. The articles were written by the Sun's editor, Richard Locke. He had intended them as satire, to poke fun at the astronomical community for some of its wild and unsubstantiated claims. The articles instead were taken seriously, despite descriptions of blue-tinted unicorns, biped beavers and winged humanoids, and caused a sensation.
The New York Herald, on August 31st, challenged the story, calling it a hoax. Still, many peopled believed it. One who didn't was Edgar Allan Poe who thought it plagiarized from a story he had written. But even he was amazed, saying "For a time, not one person in ten discredited it." Despite having the articles exposed as a hoax, the Sun's sales continued to be high. Even P.T. Barnum was impressed, and probably a little envious. John Herschel, a respected astronomer, felt the opposite and was frustrated that his name was linked to it. It wasn't until five years later that Richard Locke confessed and regretted his part in it.
A good example of how fake science and fake news can undermine real science and real news. A lesson that's being re-learned at this very time.
1967 – Dean Chance pitches a no-hitter for the Minnesota Twins.
Chance pitched 11 years in the majors and won 128 games. Interestingly he became a carnival barker after his professional baseball career was over. Not out of down-and-out necessity: he was very successful at it and eventually owned over 40 carnival games and employed 250 people.
Although a very avid baseball and Twins fan, I completely missed Chance's no-hitter. At that time I was still engaged in the Summer of Love.
1970 – Bomb scare at Metropolitan Stadium.
A Minnesota Twins theme today. On a beautiful, warm August evening, during a game between the Twins and Red Sox, a call was received that a bomb was going to explode at 9:30. This was during a period of civil unrest and there had been prior bombings in the Twin Cities so the threat was taken seriously. It was then that Twins announcer, Bob Casey, shouted out one of his more famous public announcements. "Ladies and gentlemen, please don't panic but there's going to be an explosion in 15 minutes!"
I was there. There were four of us, Bunk, Babe, Zerk, and Trick, college buddies and recent graduates. We were happily watching the game and drinking beer when the announcement was made. We looked at one another with amused disbelief. The evacuation of the stadium was quite orderly, with no panic despite the rather strange announcement. Babe and I became separated from Trick and Zerk. The idea was to exit the stadium into the parking lot. It occurred to me there were no restrooms in the parking lot so I suggested a pit stop to Babe. He agreed, and then laughed. "If somebody going to plant a bomb, it's probably in the can." Good logic, but I still had to go. "Well, one thing," I offered, "I bet there's nobody else in there." We entered the restroom and I was almost right, there were only two others in there, Trick and Zerk were at the trough urinal. They looked over when we entered and started laughing. "We were wondering if anybody else would be dumb enough to come in here," Zerk said.
In the parking lot, beer vendors were calling out, "Last chance for a beer!" Zerk finished his beer, placed the plastic cup upside down on the pavement to stomp on it and make a popping noise. Then he stopped, laughed, and said, "Probably not a good idea at this time." Later we learned some fans simply went onto the field and mingled with the players during the delay. We were disappointed we hadn't done that.
As far as the nicknames, as silly they are, the story just seems to work better than if I had used Gary, Leon, Lowell, and Richard.
The Twins eventually lost the game 1-0.
1819 – Allan Pinkerton (below, left). Born in Scotland, Chicago policeman, and founder of the famous detective agency.
His agency foiled an assassination attempt on Abraham Lincoln in 1861, acted as a spy agency for the North in the Civil War, and on the other side of the ledger, was a labor union buster. His agency was also responsible for breaking up the Molly Maguires. The Molly Maguires were a secret Irish organization in coal-mining Pennsylvania who were fighting (violently) for the rights of the miners. Ironically, Pinkerton fled Scotland because there was a warrant for his arrest for being involved in Chartism. Chartism was a working class movement protesting the injustices of the social and political system in England.
Before he became a detective, Pinkerton was a barrel maker in Illinois, and it is rumored his shop was a stop on the Underground Railroad. He also went to war with the James gang, and gave up. An undercover agent in the gang was exposed and killed, and in a raid on the James house, a bomb was thrown through a window and Jesse and Frank's mother (they weren't home at the time) lost part of her arm and an eight-year- old half brother was killed. The Pinkerton's were an effective force working for the government, partly because they sometimes operated outside the law and were not held accountable to it.
Why does the name Blackwater come to mind?
1913 – Walt Kelly. A cartoonist best known for his comic strip "Pogo."
A famous line from one of his cartoons was: "We have met the enemy and he is us."
That line, written during a turbulent time, is still apropos today. "Pogo" and "Calvin and Hobbes" are, in my opinion, the two best comic strips of all time.
1930 – Sean Connery.
Scottish actor who first came to fame as James Bond. He was in many films and won an Oscar for his role in "The Untouchables."
Interestingly, Connery had a leading role in the film "The Molly Maguires."
The above information was sourced from the following sites and newspapers.
Brittanica.com
* Sean Connery (images) – NewsWhistle.com
* The Great Moon Hoax of 1835 (video) – Crypticc / Youtube.com
* Dean Chance (video) – Minnesota Twins / YouTube.com
* Allan Pinkerton (image) – Everett Historical / Shutterstock.com – "The Civil War, Antietam, Md. Allan Pinkerton, Pres. Abraham Lincoln, Major General John A. McClernand, September, photograph from glass negative, by Alexander Gardner, October 3, 1862."
* Walt Kelly / Pogo (video) – Mr. Coat / YouTube.com
Section: News | Tags: Allan Pinkerton, Dean Chance, gary jenneke, history, humor, John Herschel, Metropolitan Stadium bomb scare, Minnesota Twins, Molly Maguires, Richard Locke, Sean Connery, the great moon hoax, this day in history, Walt Kelly


The Caravanserai Beach Resort in St. Maarten is located on Burgeaux Bay at the centre of the entertainment district on the Dutch side of the island. A recent multi-million dollar refurbishment offers a state of the art gaming facility, Dunes Casino, 5 restaurants, beach bar and two swimming pools with views of the ocean. A water sports centre, fitness centre, gift shops and boutiques are also planned.


As a bull's eye that draws your attention upward, nothing quite compares to the artistry of a plaster medallion. First introduced into American houses in the 1700s, these ceiling centerpieces, whose designs often included leaves radiating from a central rosette, reached a pinnacle of popularity in the 1800s, when they added panache to the formal rooms of town and country houses alike, before petering out of favor in the 1930s.
But medallions weren't just about ornamentation; they were a kind of status symbol for the upper and middle classes, making a statement about the homeowner's wealth and aesthetic sensibilities. Not all homeowners wanted or could afford medallions, of course, but their widespread use is a good indication that many people aspired to having them. For that reason, ceiling medallions are a justifiable way of adorning rooms in an old house today even if it never had such plaster ornamentation before, provided that the same advice that guided homeowners more than a century ago is observed.
Because plaster is what homeowners used then, it's the appropriate material to use for an old house today. Then as now, plaster medallions were sold either ready-made (as one piece or in several parts) or were custom-made by an ornamental plasterer. Today's ready-made medallions often replicate original designs or evoke them by using similar motifs.
Those designs deliberately mimicked the changing architectural fashions of American houses. Thanks to critics such as A.J. Downing, the importance of harmonizing dŽcor with the house style had been drummed into the heads of the American public so that it was widely understood that a ceiling medallion, like the furniture, should match (or at least not clash with) the architecture. In the early 1800s, that typically meant classical emblems to suit Federal or Greek Revival houses.
Like the veneered furniture of the period, medallions in Federal houses contained bellflowers, ribbons, and rosettes with radiating palmettes or other leaves. The motifs became noticeably more Greek in Greek Revival houses, with the flower often an anthemion surrounded by a border in a Greek key or acanthus leaf design. In any period, the border often matched the cornice, and it's not uncommon for a medallion to be ringed with beadwork or an egg-and-dart motif, for instance.
Compared with the rimmed discs of earlier periods, however, medallions in the Victorian era looked like they were on steroids. The series of romantic architectural styles that came into vogue mid-century, along with the Victorian mania for unfettered nature, transformed medallions into robust mounds of plasterwork depicting a tangle of vines, leaves, and flowers. Rims were abandoned to mimic nature more convincingly. Without a border,Rococo medallions looked like they were growing out of the ceiling, says John Ferguson, a former architectural historian in New Orleans. Although the rims came and went in the Victorian era, they returned for good toward the end of the century, when interest in Colonial architecture revived, lasting into the 20th century.
Whatever their architectural style, medallions weren't placed in every room, and even when they appeared in different parts of the house, a hierarchy was generally observed. The most elaborate medallions decorated public rooms, such as the foyer, parlor, and dining room, in order to dazzle and impress the guests. Wealthy city dwellers may have dressed up a bedroom ceiling with smaller and less ornate centerpieces, in part because few people outside the family would be likely to see them.
Some homeowners went so far as to institute a hierarchy for decorative ceilings even upstairs. The front master bedroom in the Merchant House in New York City, for example, has a more elaborate medallion than the rear bedroom, says David Flaharty, a sculptor and ornamental plasterer, but generally, the higher up you go in the house, the less ornate a medallion is.
The same room hierarchy that dictated the extent of the medallion's ornamentation also played a role in its size, with larger medallions appearing downstairs in the public rooms. Those rooms tended to be larger anyway and demanded a bigger bull's eye. Certainly, 19th-century tastemakers consciously proportioned medallions with the surrounding space. Writing in The Practice of Architecture in 1833, Asher Benjamin devised this rule of thumb for a medallion's size: In a room of about 18 by 20 feet, the diameter should be about three feet, or one sixth of the width of the room, exclusive of the architrave which encircles it.
Although Asher Benjamin doesn't mention it, the height of the ceiling was a factor, too. A large medallion in a room with a low ceiling would loom over the occupants and dominate the space overwhelmingly. As a result, medallions tended to shrink in size as the ceiling height decreased. Jim Garvin, an architectural historian with the New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources, speculates that finely incised, delicate designs may have been reserved for rooms with low ceilings, while the plasterwork in, say, a two-story foyer needed to be coarser and more robust to compensate for the distance between the medallion and the human eye.
Because medallions often had a practical purpose, other concerns also dictated size. Medallions often disguised chandelier hooks or connections for gas lighting and sometimes doubled as a register for an air duct. They may also have functioned as a soot catcher, says ornamental plasterer Ken Wildes. The medallion would be placed above an oil or gas chandelier so that when the soot rose up it would dirty the medallion and not the ceiling. That tactic presumably spared the homeowner from having to repaint the entire ceiling each year when only the medallion needed to be refreshed instead. If so, the medallion had to be at least as large, if not slightly bigger, than the chandelier to absorb the sooty fumes rising from an oil or gas lamp.
As for shape, most medallions were round, although by the second half of the century, catalogs featured hexagonal, octagonal, and even star-shaped medallions. Round medallions worked best in square rooms, while a rectangular room called for an elongated shape in the form of an oval. You want contrast with the geometry of the room, says Garvin.
Less of a concern was the condition of the ceilings, but those same houses today may have mechanical issues that need attention before any ornamental plaster is added. A solid 36" plaster medallion can easily weigh 40 pounds, which may be more than an old ceiling can handle. (Some medallions have hollow centers making them much lighter, but you should still assess the ceiling's condition.) To find out if the ceiling is sound, gently push up on it. A strong ceiling doesn't budge, but if there's any give at all, get professional advice.
Even a sound ceiling, though, may have problematic lath. Houses in the 19th century secured a plaster ceiling to wood lath, which was nailed to the joists, the worst system for applying plaster, says Flaharty. In the early 20th century, they switched to stronger metal lath. Replacing the wood lath with metal is certainly one option. Another is to cut out of the ceiling a hole half an inch smaller in diameter than the medallion and fill the space with a round piece of plywood that matches the hole's size and the ceiling's depth.
When screwed to the joist, the plywood should be flush with the ceiling, creating a large, strong surface where the medallion can be anchored in many places, instead of just to the lath's narrow strips. The overlapping medallion hides the plywood, and any gaps can be sealed with plaster. Wildes uses a pastry bag for the job before smoothing over the seam with a putty knife. The effect when viewed from below is the same one that has captivated the human eye for more than two centuries: the drama of artistry in plaster.


What is the Difference Between CARB Compliant and EPA?
Carb and EPA are two standards that relate to emissions. The EPA regulations started in 2003, and have been updated over time to cover a wider range of engines, including small engines. As of 2013, all new models of gasoline-powered engines (including small equipment) were covered by the EPA. This article will help you find out what generator will suit your needs.
The CARB regulations exist in addition to the EPA regulations and were developed in accordance with the California Clean Air Plan. CARB regulations have historically been stricter than EPA regulations and cover very small handheld engines, and non-handheld regulations, although in recent years the EPA regulations have been tightened up.
EPA stands for Environmental Protection Agency. It is a national standard, and all manufacturers that wish to sell goods in the United States must make sure that their engines comply with EPA regulations. There is a certification process that ensures that engines are EPA compliant.
CARB is the California Air Resources Board. Engines that are sold in California must comply with those regulations. Individual states can choose between EPA and CARB, and many states do opt to enforce CARB in instances where the CARB rules are stricter than the EPA rules.
The rules apply to small off-road engines and handheld engines and are updated regularly as new forms of fuel reach the market and as new devices are made. The California Air Resources Board has put together an exhaustive list of different kinds of engines, including those for logging equipment, lawn and garden tools, industrial equipment, golf carts and other specialist equipment. There are other classifications for things such as watercraft and recreational vehicles, and the regulations that cover each are quite detailed and strict.
The EPA imposes strict penalties for non-compliance - the penalties are in the form of a fine to the manufacturer for each engine that is sold in the United States that is non-compliant. The CARB standards have their own fines. EPA rules state that even if an engine earned EPA certification, and then remained unchanged after that certification if the EPA rules change and the manufacturer continues to sell the engine in its original form, then they are in breach of the rules. The onus is on the manufacturer to keep up to date with the latest changes in the regulations.
While the engines used in smaller off-road and handheld devices are comparatively low-powered, there are a lot of these engines on the market, and they can contribute to a huge amount of pollution. Until the early 2000s, these engines were not strictly controlled, and because of this, the number of emissions from nonroad engines reached the point where in many cities it was contributing to around 15 to 20 percent of the pollution in the cities. The emissions that the government is concerned about include hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter.
- Hydrocarbons: these are partially burned, or unburned, fuel molecules which can react in the atmosphere and produce ozone at the ground level. They are also a component of smog. There are some concerns that hydrocarbons can be carcinogenic and that they can also contribute to other health conditions. Hydrocarbon pollution can occur when gasoline vapors escape the fuel tank, which can happen during refueling. Fuel spills are also responsible for some of this pollution.
- Nitrogen Oxides: These are produced when nitrogen and oxygen are combined under high pressure and high-temperature conditions. They can react with hydrocarbons and produce ground-level ozone. They are thought to be a major cause of acid rain.
- Carbon Dioxide: When carbon-based fuels, such as gasoline, are burned in an oxygen-rich environment, then carbon dioxide is produced. Carbon dioxide is not harmful to human health - indeed our own respiratory processes produce it. Plants will use carbon dioxide and release oxygen. However, carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming. Carbon dioxide production should be kept to a minimum. The less fuel efficient an engine is, the more carbon dioxide it will produce.
- Carbon Monoxide: If fuel is burned in an environment that does not have enough oxygen, and the combustion is incomplete, then carbon monoxide is produced. Carbon monoxide is odorless, colorless, and highly toxic. If people are exposed to carbon monoxide it will build up in their bloodstream and impair their blood's ability to transport oxygen around the body. This can eventually be fatal.
- Particulate Matter: Diesel-fuelled vehicles will sometimes release microscopic airborne particles, which are what gives diesel exhaust its distinctive odor. These particles can damage the respiratory system when inhaled.
The CARB and EPA standards are constantly being updated, with a goal of reducing emissions. The latest Pase III standards aim to drastically reduce the pollution from cars, trucks and other vehicles. They have required that companies reduce the sulfur content of gasoline, and that vehicle makers improve their emission control technology - improving catalytic converters, and setting new standards for vehicles in terms of fuel efficiency.
Transport is the biggest source of air pollution across the United States, and the Tier 3 standards will offer huge public health benefits. Tier 4 standards have been introduced for improving Nox emissions and reducing particulate matter from diesel engines.
The regulations are being improved and updated year after year, and have so far done a good job of ensuring that even as there are more cars on the road the emissions in total are reduced.
As a buyer, you do not need to do anything to remain compliant with the law - however, if you care about the environment then it is a good idea to make an effort to ensure that any engines or vehicles that you purchase are indeed compliant. Check the website of the manufacturer or ask the retailer for confirmation if you have any concerns. They will be happy to answer any questions and to help you navigate the confusing legislation so that you can buy with confidence.


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#### According to
The Catalogue of Life, 3rd January 2011

#### Published in
N. Amer. Fl. (New York) 9(1): 33 (1907)

#### Original name
Polyporus versicutis Berk. & M.A. Curtis, 1868

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Here is a list of the 100 most-recent condo and house sales in and around Miami and South Beach, where the selling price was $500,000 or higher. This list does not include short sale or foreclosure properties. Always consult with a realtor to get a proper market analysis.
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Oceanblue Condo Of Miami 101 $507,100 $510,000 $278 3/2/1 1836 sf/170.6 m² 1/16/2020
Sold,By,BHS The Vistas Condo 604 $899,000 $875,000 $554 2/2/1 1580 sf/146.8 m² 1/16/2020
Sold,By,BHS Continuum South Tower 3502 $3,600,000 $3,250,000 n/a 2/2/1 n/a 1/15/2020
Oceanside Plaza Condo 11J $586,500 $550,000 $525 2/2/0 1048 sf/97.4 m² 1/15/2020
1779 Tigertail Ave $1,690,000 $1,530,000 $510 3/4/0 3001 sf/278.8 m² 1/15/2020
2800 Coacoochee St $1,699,000 $1,650,000 $347 5/4/1 4750 sf/441.3 m² 1/15/2020
1780 Espanola Dr $2,395,000 $2,000,000 $389 6/7/1 5137 sf/477.2 m² 1/14/2020
179 N Shore Dr $699,900 $650,000 $296 3/3/1 2196 sf/204.0 m² 1/14/2020
Kenilworth 309 $2,350,000 $2,100,000 $808 3/2/1 2600 sf/241.5 m² 1/14/2020
2000 S Bayshore Dr $1,279,000 $1,070,000 $294 3/3/1 3638 sf/338.0 m² 1/13/2020
7810 Coquina Dr $699,000 $634,000 n/a 4/3/0 n/a 1/13/2020
Two Park Grove 9C $2,375,000 $2,025,000 $907 3/2/1 2232 sf/207.4 m² 1/10/2020
4195 Park Ave $699,000 $625,000 $693 2/1/0 902 sf/83.8 m² 1/10/2020
The Waverly 1901 $799,000 $766,500 $607 2/2/0 1262 sf/117.2 m² 1/10/2020
2867 Day Ave $725,000 $705,000 $387 3/2/1 1820 sf/169.1 m² 1/9/2020
935 S Shore Dr $799,000 $750,000 $316 3/2/0 2375 sf/220.6 m² 1/9/2020
Surf Club Four Seasons North N-821 $13,750,000 $12,650,000 $2,173 5/6/0 5822 sf/540.9 m² 1/7/2020
3140 Day Ave $1,175,000 $1,100,000 n/a 4/4/0 n/a 1/7/2020
Champlain Towers 1003 $539,000 $525,000 $367 2/2/0 1429 sf/132.8 m² 1/6/2020
3855 Coco Grove Ave $1,895,000 $1,820,000 $544 5/5/0 3346 sf/310.9 m² 1/6/2020
The Carillon North 1210 $695,000 $675,000 $527 2/2/0 1280 sf/118.9 m² 1/6/2020
227 N Shore Dr $1,990,000 $1,730,625 $693 4/3/0 2496 sf/231.9 m² 1/6/2020
Marbella 608 $699,000 $575,000 $309 3/2/1 1863 sf/173.1 m² 1/6/2020
The Waverly 1801 $750,000 $700,000 $555 2/2/0 1262 sf/117.2 m² 1/6/2020
The Carillon North 2209 $695,000 $675,000 $823 1/1/0 820 sf/76.2 m² 1/3/2020
8927 Byron Ave $670,000 $640,000 $342 4/2/0 1871 sf/173.8 m² 1/3/2020
The Gables Club 3D $1,225,000 $1,175,000 $371 3/3/1 3165 sf/294.0 m² 1/2/2020
7548 W Treasure Drive $1,599,000 $1,500,000 n/a 5/5/ n/a 12/31/2019
500 W Dilido Dr $13,500,000 $12,500,000 $2,208 5/5/1 5662 sf/526.0 m² 12/31/2019
The Courts At South Beach 121 $795,000 $770,000 $519 3/3/0 1485 sf/138.0 m² 12/31/2019
3656 Palmetto Ave $1,875,000 $1,700,000 $451 5/4/0 3766 sf/349.9 m² 12/31/2019
The Waverly 2708 $800,000 $748,200 $541 2/2/0 1384 sf/128.6 m² 12/30/2019
Murano Grande 2904 $4,000,000 $3,400,000 $1,143 3/3/1 2974 sf/276.3 m² 12/30/2019
3786 Kent Ct $1,145,000 $1,100,000 $351 5/3/0 3133 sf/291.1 m² 12/30/2019
3370 Crystal Ct $1,300,000 $1,235,000 $390 4/4/1 3164 sf/293.9 m² 12/30/2019
Peloro 510 $865,000 $830,000 $540 3/3/1 1538 sf/142.9 m² 12/30/2019
Continuum South Tower 606 $6,495,000 $5,550,000 $2,213 3/4/1 2508 sf/233.0 m² 12/30/2019
One Bal Harbour 206 $1,545,000 $1,400,000 $697 2/2/1 2009 sf/186.6 m² 12/30/2019
1654 Tigertail Ave $1,075,000 $1,065,000 n/a 3/2/ n/a 12/30/2019
Blue Diamond Condo 3306 $820,000 $725,000 $659 1/2/0 1100 sf/102.2 m² 12/30/2019
Absolut Lofts LP-9 $600,000 $550,000 $381 2/2/0 1444 sf/134.2 m² 12/29/2019
W South Beach Residences 610 $1,099,900 $1,010,000 n/a 1/1/0 n/a 12/27/2019
Fontainebleau Iii Ocean Club 812 $869,000 $800,000 $1,536 0/1/0 521 sf/48.4 m² 12/27/2019
Blue Diamond Condo 802/803 $4,490,000 $4,125,000 $1,165 5/5/0 3540 sf/328.9 m² 12/27/2019
4085 Malaga Ave $1,895,000 $1,800,000 $526 4/4/1 3424 sf/318.1 m² 12/27/2019
4010 Woodridge Rd $849,999 $825,000 $501 3/2/0 1648 sf/153.1 m² 12/27/2019
625 E Dilido Dr $7,495,000 $5,624,000 $1,121 4/4/1 5015 sf/465.9 m² 12/27/2019
251 Shore Drive E $1,199,000 $1,070,000 $378 4/3/0 2832 sf/263.1 m² 12/27/2019
Fifty Six-sixty 10B $699,999 $635,000 $287 2/2/1 2210 sf/205.3 m² 12/26/2019
1633 N View Dr $16,900,000 $15,500,000 $1,609 6/7/3 9634 sf/895.0 m² 12/26/2019
2953-2955 Shipping Ave $1,795,000 $1,690,000 n/a 5/6/0 n/a 12/26/2019
7544 Mutiny Ave $595,000 $560,000 $292 4/2/0 1916 sf/178.0 m² 12/25/2019
4478 Post Ave $749,900 $725,000 $365 4/3/0 1987 sf/184.6 m² 12/24/2019
1375 Daytonia Rd $1,389,000 $1,250,000 $481 3/2/1 2601 sf/241.6 m² 12/24/2019
The Setai 2401 $2,595,000 $2,000,000 $1,669 2/2/0 1198 sf/111.3 m² 12/24/2019
1910 S Bayshore Ln $9,850,000 $8,500,000 $986 4/5/3 8618 sf/800.6 m² 12/23/2019
4208 Braganza Ave $1,575,000 $1,487,000 $426 4/3/1 3494 sf/324.6 m² 12/23/2019
Fontainebleau Ii Tresor 2914/2916 $2,150,000 $2,100,000 $1,349 2/3/0 1557 sf/144.7 m² 12/23/2019
Sold,By,BHS 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach PH-1615 $2,875,000 $2,625,000 $1,550 2/2/ 1694 sf/157.4 m² 12/23/2019
Blue Diamond 3603 $1,999,500 $1,900,000 $945 3/3/0 2010 sf/186.7 m² 12/23/2019
80 Bay Heights Dr $1,150,000 $1,100,000 $297 4/2/1 3699 sf/343.6 m² 12/23/2019
250 E Shore Dr E $1,295,000 $1,120,000 $315 4/3/0 3559 sf/330.6 m² 12/23/2019
Balmoral Condo 14T $629,000 $515,000 $371 2/2/0 1388 sf/128.9 m² 12/23/2019
Seacoast Towers 1719 $699,000 $672,500 $653 2/2/0 1030 sf/95.7 m² 12/20/2019
Bal Harbour 101 905 $2,750,000 $2,450,000 $734 4/5/1 3340 sf/310.3 m² 12/20/2019
Balmoral Condo 5U $750,000 $630,000 $373 2/2/0 1688 sf/156.8 m² 12/20/2019
The Caribbean Condo S-401 $2,750,000 $2,600,000 $1,415 3/2/1 1837 sf/170.7 m² 12/20/2019
4955 Cherokee Ave $949,000 $885,000 $354 4/3/0 2498 sf/232.1 m² 12/20/2019
Sold,By,BHS Nine Island 1606 $999,000 $872,000 $606 2/2/0 1440 sf/133.8 m² 12/20/2019
9149 Emerson Ave $629,000 $600,000 $321 3/3/0 1871 sf/173.8 m² 12/20/2019
Bellini 102 $2,890,000 $2,425,000 $635 3/5/1 3820 sf/354.9 m² 12/20/2019
58 Shore Dr W $1,200,000 $1,050,000 $404 3/4/0 2598 sf/241.4 m² 12/20/2019
3679 Bougainvillea Rd $1,519,000 $1,380,000 $556 3/2/1 2480 sf/230.4 m² 12/20/2019
5515 Pine Tree Dr $3,950,000 $3,700,000 $1,054 4/4/0 3511 sf/326.2 m² 12/20/2019
12 S Prospect Dr $949,000 $885,000 $373 4/3/0 2370 sf/220.2 m² 12/20/2019
Murano At Portofino 1507 $1,990,000 $1,600,000 $1,151 2/2/1 1390 sf/129.1 m² 12/19/2019
Portofino Tower 1401/2 $4,999,990 $4,000,000 $913 4/4/2 4380 sf/406.9 m² 12/19/2019
Icon South Beach 3005 $1,395,000 $1,275,000 $729 2/2/1 1750 sf/162.6 m² 12/19/2019
4135 Ventura Ave $879,000 $855,000 $484 3/3/ 1768 sf/164.3 m² 12/19/2019
3595 Loquat Ave $995,000 $915,000 $439 3/3/1 2086 sf/193.8 m² 12/19/2019
Sold,By,BHS W South Beach Residences 428 $2,999,999 $2,700,000 $2,179 2/2/0 1239 sf/115.1 m² 12/19/2019
W South Beach Residences 815 $1,600,000 $1,550,000 $1,347 1/1/1 1151 sf/106.9 m² 12/19/2019
Aqua At Allison Island $4,250,000 $3,217,000 $602 5/5/1 5341 sf/496.2 m² 12/19/2019
2511 Tequesta Ln $625,000 $615,000 $563 2/2/0 1092 sf/101.5 m² 12/18/2019
3060 Orange St $925,000 $888,000 $344 3/3/ 2580 sf/239.7 m² 12/18/2019
2235 Lincoln Ave, 2139 Adj Sf $1,095,000 $1,095,000 $535 3/2/0 2045 sf/190.0 m² 12/18/2019
St Regis Bal Harbour Center 1205 $2,582,000 $2,350,000 n/a 1/2/ n/a 12/18/2019
3471 Main Hwy $1,995,000 $1,880,000 $379 3/3/1 4963 sf/461.1 m² 12/18/2019
The Carillon North 2803 $1,200,000 $1,000,000 $727 2/2/0 1375 sf/127.7 m² 12/18/2019
2947 Coconut Ave $1,575,000 $1,450,000 n/a 8/8/4 n/a 12/18/2019
9240 Harding Ave $580,000 $565,000 $371 3/2/0 1523 sf/141.5 m² 12/18/2019
Roney Palace Condo 739 $849,000 $750,000 $781 1/1/1 960 sf/89.2 m² 12/18/2019
Sold,By,BHS Murano At Portofino 1607 $1,999,000 $1,825,000 $1,313 2/2/1 1390 sf/129.1 m² 12/17/2019
3102 Shipping Ave $570,000 $570,000 n/a 2/2/1 n/a 12/17/2019
The Carillon North 2904 $3,200,000 $3,000,000 $1,395 3/2/1 2150 sf/199.7 m² 12/17/2019
Lexcellence Condo 1006 $1,276,960 $1,075,000 $543 3/2/1 1980 sf/183.9 m² 12/17/2019
Sold,By,BHS Continuum South Tower 1604 $5,085,000 $4,850,000 $2,116 2/2/1 2292 sf/212.9 m² 12/17/2019
Sold,By,BHS Grove Hill Tower 1901 $1,299,000 $1,215,000 $636 2/2/1 1910 sf/177.4 m² 12/16/2019
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Q: Handling on-long-press and ng-click Hi I've got follow code (please use a tablet):

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I would like to remove the white box .cItem when I click on it (normal click with mouse or normal touch-click). This worsk fine. I also would like to open a window with a long pressed touch on the tablet but not remove the box. The long pressed touch works and it opens the window, but also removes the box (check this with a tablet). How can I just open the window without removing it (just function of a on-long-press not also ng-click)? I also would like to remove the default of a long press on tablet (marking text etc.) and just open the window. Any ideas? Thanks.

A: Try this, Its working I am giving 3 seconds value for the long pressing using , Mousedown and mouseup.

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      $scope.dataList = [{
        id: 1,
        count: 0,
        text: 'Leistung nach Bedarf',
        items: [{
          id: 1,
          text: 'bei Bedarf'
        }]
      }, {
        id: 2,
        count: 0,
        text: 'Leistung je 2 stündlich',
        items: [{
          id: 1,
          text: '11:00'
        }, {
          id: 2,
          text: '15:00'
        }]
      }, {
        id: 3,
        count: 0,
        text: 'Leistung auf einen fixen Zeitpunkt',
        items: [{
          id: 1,
          text: '15:00'
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          id: 2,
          text: '16:00'
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      }];
      $scope.isTablet = false;
      $scope.hideBox = function(event) {
        //$scope.longPress = false;
        //$(event.target).hide();
      }
      $scope.onMouseDown = function(event){
      $timeout($scope.callAtTimeout, 3000);

      }
      $scope.longPress = false;
      $scope.callAtTimeout = function(){
        $scope.longPress = true;
      }

      $scope.onMouseUp = function(event){
      console.log($scope.longPress);
      console.log("on mouse up");
        if($scope.longPress){
        $scope.longPress = false;
        $(event.target).hide();
        }
      }

      $scope.closeWindow = function() {
        $scope.isTablet = false;
      }

      $scope.helloWorld = function() {
        $scope.isTablet = true;
      }
    }).directive('onLongPress', function($timeout) {
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        restrict: 'A',
        link: function($scope, $elm, $attrs) {
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            $scope.longPress = true;

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                // apply the function given in on the element's on-long-press attribute
                $scope.$apply(function() {
                  $scope.$eval($attrs.onLongPress)
                });
              }
            }, 600);
          });

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            if ($attrs.onTouchEnd) {
              $scope.$apply(function() {
                $scope.$eval($attrs.onTouchEnd)
              });
            }
          });
        }
      };
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  width: 300px;
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  cursor: pointer;
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  background-color: blue;
  color: white;
}
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    height: 30px;
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Q: Magento custom admin tab not working in live server I am added a custom module in magento which adding two new tabs in sales order section it is working fine in local but when i tried it in live server it is not working. throws some error like "Wrong tab configuration.". While checking i think it is issue with the layout file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<layout>
<adminhtml_sales_order_view>
    <reference name="sales_order_tabs">
        <action method="addTab">
            <name>name_custom</name>
            <block>mymodule/adminhtml_sales_order_view_tab_mymodule</block>
        </action>
        <action method="addTab">
            <name>name_custom2</name>
            <block>mymodule/adminhtml_sales_order_view_tab_mymodule1</block>
        </action>
    </reference>
</adminhtml_sales_order_view>

and in my config.xml block is defined like
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
..............
..............
    <blocks>
        <mymodule>
            <class>Company_Mymodule_Block</class>
        </mymodule>
    </blocks>
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I am confused where the problem is when i tried adminhtml/sales_order_view_tab_invoices instead of mymodule/adminhtml_sales_order_view_tab_mymodule in layout it is working. how can i solve this ?

A: It is working in local and not working in live server?
Most likely it is caused by case sensitive naming (linux is case sensitive).
Double check your module name, etc.
eg:
adminhtml/sales_order_view_tab_invoices -> ok
adminhtml/sales_oRder_view_tab_invoices -> error

A: Make sure your :
mymodule/adminhtml_sales_order_view_tab_mymodule and mymodule/adminhtml_sales_order_view_tab_mymodule1
is an instance of Mage_Adminhtml_Block_Widget_Tab_Interface.
You can use implements Mage_Adminhtml_Block_Widget_Tab_Interface


The Tokyo Detention House flouted a court ruling allowing an ex-Aum Shinrikyo cultist on death row to consult with his lawyer without guards eavesdropping.
Yasuo Hayashi, 60, held a senior position in the cult that carried out sarin nerve gas attacks on the Tokyo subway system in March 1995 that left 13 people dead and one in Nagano Prefecture the year before that claimed eight lives.
Even though the Supreme Court has finalized his death sentence, which is by hanging, Hayashi is seeking a retrial. He has demanded that officers of the Tokyo Detention House, where he was being held until recently, abide by a Tokyo District Court ruling permitting him to consult privately with his lawyer, Hideyasu Yoshida, about his case.
Yoshida and Hayashi filed a lawsuit against the state for breaching their right to privacy during such consultations and is seeking 13.2 million yen ($119,000) in compensation for psychological distress caused by the monitoring.
The hearing was scheduled to conclude May 23.
What are known as "himitsu kotsu ken" secret communication rights under the Criminal Procedure Law guarantee prisoners and others in custody to discuss details of their cases with their lawyers in private.
The Supreme Court finalized Hayashi's death sentence in March 2008. In December of that year, Hayashi filed for a retrial at the Tokyo District Court.
In April 2014, he filed a lawsuit with the same court, demanding to be allowed to meet with this lawyer to discuss the retrial without guards monitoring the conversation.
The Supreme Court, in a separate case in December 2013, said it is "unlawful to refuse meetings in secrecy unless there are special circumstances." The ruling concerned another death row inmate unrelated to the Aum Shinrikyo crimes seeking similar consultations with his lawyer in private.
In December 2016, the Tokyo District Court followed the 2013 precedent set by the top court, ruling that Hayashi and Yoshida could meet without guards being present.
Even after Yoshida conveyed the court's decision to the Tokyo Detention House, the facility continued to deny the pair privacy during meetings.
After the ruling, correction officers attended six meetings held through April 2017.
In March 2018, the Justice Ministry transferred seven of the 13 Aum Shinrikyo death row inmates incarcerated at the Tokyo Detention House to other detention facilities around Japan, apparently to prepare for their executions.
Hayashi was moved to the Sendai Detention House and he is currently permitted to see Yoshida without correction officers monitoring conversations.
Tomomasa Nakagawa, another Aum Shinrikyo inmate on death row for his involvement in the production of sarin gas and other deadly chemicals used by the cult, will file a complaint that corrections officers at the Hiroshima Detention House that he was transferred to in March are monitoring meetings between him and his lawyer despite requesting privacy.


Anyone who has watched an Ottawa Senators game this season knows the Sens don't play much defence. It should come as no surprise, then, that Dave Cameron and his staff have struggled to find a combination of six defencemen who can help the team win with any kind of consistency. That's mostly to do with the five players who aren't named Erik Karlsson and Marc Methot.
Finding the right combination has been difficult to say the least because what one player offers, another (likely more than one) may not. So the coaching staff has been forced to pick the least objectionable option when choosing who to ice and who to sit.
Good: Wiercioch has the best five-on-five CF percentage of any of Ottawa's blueliners at 48.26 and has been rewarded with 17:45 of TOI/G. His quality of competition (QoC) rating of -0.006, which sits middle of the pack, also indicates he faces weaker players more often than not.
Bad: He has only 0.32 points per 60 minutes (P/60) despite getting favourable matchups. Wiercioch has also been carless and ineffective defensively – averaging an underwhelming one hit and blocked shot per game with a minus-17 turnover differential – making him a healthy scratch four times.
In sum: If Ottawa's only concern is possessing the puck Wiercioch is the clear choice, but there is more to the game than possessing the puck and he doesn't suit those needs.
Good: He has taken advantage of poor teammate performance to lead in points (eight) and P/60 (0.79). He has also contributed 60 blocked shots to give him a team-best 1.8 blocks per game and has a minus-10 turnover differential that also looks good when compared to his teammates.
Bad: Ceci has the worst five-on-five CF percentage (41.77), the highest QoC rating (0.024) and his -0.170 quality of teammate (QoT) rating is last. To add to the negatives, even the undersized Chris Wideman has thrown more hits than the 23 Ceci has registered.
In sum: Ceci is an asset in the offensive zone and sacrifices the body in the defensive zone, but more often than not he and his linemates are chasing the puck.
Caption: Ottawa Senators defenceman Chris Wideman attempts to fight off Montreal Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty while moving the puck up ice. Wideman is impressing in his first season in the NHL.
Good: Since becoming a regular in the lineup he has posted a 46.21 CF percentage at five-on-five (second best). Wideman has also taken advantage of favourable matchups (his QoC is -0.024) to put up a 0.71 P/60, which trails only Ceci.
Bad: Even though he has brought a lot to the Sens lineup, Wideman hasn't been rewarded with ice time, which could actually be a blessing in disguise. Wideman has accumulated a minus-14 turnover differential with a nonexistent physical game and very few blocked shots – all while averaging just 14:28 TOI/G.
In sum: Similar to Ceci, Wideman is valuable in the offensive zone. Where Wideman differs from his teammate is he is basically a non-factor in every other aspect of the game.
Good: He has a -0.022 QoC, 177 hits and 61 blocked shots – each of which leads its respective category. He has also turned the puck over just 12 times, helping him to a team-best minus-nine turnover differential.
Bad: He has a less-than-stellar 42.66 CF percentage at five-on-five (not great, but still better than some of his teammates) and his QoT rating of -0.024 is tops, but he hasn't used the latter to his advantage. Not known for his offence, Borowiecki's 0.1 P/60 ranks last, while his 1.3 penalties taken per 60 minutes are the most.
In sum: He's useful if you need a big hit or a fight to set the tone, but is otherwise unproductive and, at times, a great liability.
Good: The bulky d-man is second behind Borowiecki in both hits (94) and blocked shots (46), which is about the only true positive. His QoC of 0.009 indicates the coaching staff trusts him to shut down the opposition's top players, but actually does more damage than anything.
Bad: Despite seemingly having the confidence of the coaching staff, Cowen hasn't backed that up with his play. He has the second lowest CF percentage at five-on-five (41.90), the second lowest P/60 (0.32) and averages roughly a turnover a game, contributing to his horrendous minus-26 turnover differential.
In sum: Right now, Cowen's only positive contribution is on the physical side, which is a role already well-served by Borowiecki.
As explained above, the Sens have a not-so-coveted mix of underachievers and flat out poor performers on defence. Having been in the market for a shutdown defenceman for much of this season, the Sens would be wise to act on that need sooner rather than later – not the least because they're in the thick of the playoff race.


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Coldcard Vs Trezor Vs Ledger
A Ledger Nano Wallet is a great way for crypto assets to be stored. One of the most widely used hardware wallets is the Ledger Nano. The Ledger Nano is easy-to-use and secure. It's ideal for anyone who wants to store and manage digital assets.
The Ledger Nano X Wallet is a great addition for any crypto investor, professional trader or casual investor. It's a safe, secure device that's designed to protect your private keys from theft. You can manage your crypto assets from anywhere, whether you are at home, work or on the move.
Ledger NanoX supports thousands of cryptocurrency. You can also use it to store ERC20 tokens through third-party interfaces.
The Ledger Nano X hardware wallet is easy to use. It's compatible with both Android and iOS devices. You can also connect to your computer using a USB cable. It has a screen that displays your private key and transactions. It can be set up in five minutes.
Secure chip protects your private keys against physical damage. Ledger Nano X comes equipped with it. It supports more than 5500 cryptocurrencies, as well as ERC20 tokens. You can also access a variety of support channels.
Ledger Nano S supports a variety of cryptocurrencies, including Ethereum, Litecoin, Dash, Dogecoin, Ripple, Expanse (EXP), Stealthcoin, Zcash, ETC, MyEtherWallet, and more. Your Nano S can hold all your coins and protect them from malware and hackers.
The Nano S is a sleek hardware wallet. You can use it on a computer, or connect to a USB cable. It comes with a screen built in, making it easy to see your accounts.
You will be asked to enter a pin code when setting up the Nano S. The PIN protects your cryptocurrency assets in case you lose your device. The PIN is a four-digit number that you must memorize. You should also keep it safe.
The Nano S Plus model has a larger screen and more memory than the Nano S. It supports more coins and has a greater number of applications. The Nano S Plus also offers better functionality. It is also cheaper and easier to use.
Ledger is a well-known manufacturer of hardware wallets. Their products are reputable, and their customer service is excellent. They have a website and a dedicated team of customer support. They also have an academy.
The Nano S Plus wallet has a lot of features. It has a large screen and has multi-signature support. It also supports NFTs. It can be used on both mobile and PC devices. It uses a certified secure chip. You can purchase it from the Ledger website. It also comes with a plastic case.
One of the best features of the Nano S Plus is its ability to support up to 100 applications simultaneously. DeFi can be used to allow users to secure a wide range of cryptocurrency tokens in a safe and secure way. This includes staking coins such as Polodot and Tezos.
The Ledger Nano wallet is the most well-known hardware wallet. It offers an easy way to store almost any digital asset. It uses a certified secure chip to protect private keys.
You can also install up to three different crypto wallets. This allows you to keep your ledger separate from your private keys. To allow you to access your wallets, you can also create a passphrase. This is ideal for crypto beginners.
Sam Rashid, a security researcher, discovered a critical security flaw within Ledger Nano X wallets earlier this year. An insecure microcontroller chip was the flaw, which could be tampered and exploited by attackers.
An attacker can use this flaw to install malware that steals private keys from crypto accounts. Similar to the BadUSB attack, attackers can install malicious code in a Ledger device without the user's knowledge. The good news is that the flaw was addressed by a security update issued by Ledger.
The Ledger Nano X has a number of built-in security features, including a debugging mode. When the first app is installed, the debugging function will be disabled. This is because the Ledger device must be altered before it can be used to attack.
The Ledger Nano X is designed to prevent such attacks. An attacker must have physical possession of the device in order to install malware. It's a good idea to buy a Ledger device from an official retailer. It is also a smart idea to make a backup of your recovery phrase.
Using a hardware wallet is a great way to increase the security of your crypto assets. However, there are a few things you need to know before you get started. Here are some basic steps to take to set up a Ledger Nano X.
The first thing you need to do is create a recovery phrase. A recovery phrase, unlike a password is not saved on the device. You must write it down on paper. Next, create a PIN code that allows you to access the device.
After you have created a recovery phrase and a PIN, activate the device. To activate the device, hold down both buttons simultaneously. The Control Center will then open. Once you are inside, you will see a menu with a number of buttons. Choose "Set up".
Once you are ready to begin the process, you will be presented with a list of words. Each word should be reviewed and arranged in the correct order. Ledger customer service is available if you have any questions.
A hardware wallet such as Ledger NanoX can help protect your crypto assets. Hardware wallets store private keys offline so hackers can't access your funds. The thieves cannot access your coins if your wallet is stolen. They will need a PIN code.
Ledger Nano X is a USB storage wallet that supports over 1,100 coins and tokens. It works with both Android and iOS devices. It can also connect to mobile devices via Bluetooth.
Ledger Nano X supports a wide range of cryptocurrencies including Litecoin and Monero. However, it lacks the convenience of mobile wallets.
You must first download Ledger Live mobile application before you can use Ledger Nano X. The app provides a variety of features that allow you to manage your crypto assets. It offers a list of cryptocurrencies, as well as support for ERC-20 tokens, such as Binance Coin and Tezos. You can also find additional security tips and setup suggestions.
A hardware wallet is a significant investment. If you're planning to invest in cryptocurrencies, you'll need a secure place to store them. Not all hardware wallets are the same. The Ledger NanoS is the most secure option available.
The Ledger Nano S is one of the most popular crypto wallets in the world. It provides cold storage and secure storage. This means that the private keys are stored offline, meaning that they're not exposed to hackers. Nano S works with all major cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, Ether and Ethereum Classic.
The Ledger Nano X is a good option if you need more storage. This is a more expensive device than the Nano S, but it provides more storage space. You'll also be able to install up to 100 apps. It also has Bluetooth and a rechargeable battery which makes it easy to take with you on the move.
Getting your hands on a Ledger Nano Wallet is a great way to protect your crypto. The device has become a popular option for those seeking to store their digital currency. This device allows you to securely store and manage your private keys.
The Ledger Nano X can be used with Android, iOS and Windows. It offers a great balance between security and simplicity.
The device has a built-in display, so users can view their account balance and transaction history. It also offers secure offline storage for your coins. It also comes with a micro USB-B cable and neck strap.
Ledger offers support for 23 cryptocurrencies. The company also supports additional cryptocurrencies through third-party applications. You can transfer funds to your Ledger account from a third party wallet, or manage your accounts using Ledger Live.
Choosing a hardware wallet is an important decision. Trezor and Ledger both offer secure storage options for your crypto currencies. Both offer support for hundreds if not all coins. They are also very easy to use. Which one is the best?
Trezor is a popular choice when it comes to crypto hardware wallets. It supports a variety of cryptocurrencies including Stellar, Ether, Litecoin and Ether. It also has an open source firmware. It can be accessed through a browser or through a third-party application.
Ledger is another popular brand. It is more expensive than Trezor, but it has more features. Ledger also has its own mobile application. It also has a Secure Element chip, which is a type of chip that's used in passports and credit cards. It protects your wallet from fault attacks and electromagnetic radiation. It's also available for staking.
Ledger Nano X costs $149. It features a large color touchscreen, which makes it easier to navigate. You can also connect your phone to it via Bluetooth. Ledger Nano X also supports Uniswap (UNI) and Graph Token (GRT).
Trezor Model T costs $255. The touchscreen is larger and easier to use. It has a touch screen and a password manager. Although it is more secure than Ledger nano X, it is also more expensive.
Managing your cryptocurrency portfolio is no longer difficult with Ledger Live Nano Wallet. It is easy to set up and offers a great security level. It can be used to buy, sell, and stake tokens. The app also offers real-time price updates and multi-account management. It's available for Windows, iOS and Mac OS. It can support more than 5,500 tokens and coins.
The Ledger Nano X high-security device can store private keys. It can also be used as a hardware 2FA device. It has Bluetooth capabilities so that it can be used with compatible third-party wallets.
The Nano X has two buttons at the top of its screen. Pressing both at the same time will open the Control Center. You can return to the main screen by long-pressing both buttons.
Using Ledger Live Nano Wallet, you can buy, sell, and stake cryptocurrencies. It offers support for more than 5,500 coins and tokens, so you can manage your crypto portfolio. It supports the staking of popular Proof-of-Stake assets.
It is crucial to choose the best Ledger Nano Wallet for your crypto assets. Ledger Nano Wallet's simplicity is easy to grasp. This device gives users an intuitive and secure method to store cryptos. Ledger, a French company, developed it. It is a specialist in cryptos and internet security. It has over 80 staff in its San Francisco offices, making it one of the most recognizable names in the industry.
Ledger NanoX is a hardware wallet that offers security. It uses a proprietary operating system, BOLOS. Its Secure Element chip is tamper resistant and embedded with countermeasures against known attacks. It also comes with a 24 word recovery phrase.
Unlike the original Nano S model, the Ledger Nano X is more versatile. It supports over 5,500 cryptocurrencies. It can also natively manage ERC-20 tokens and ERC-721 tokens. It also supports Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), connectivity.
It can also store non-fungible tokens. These include characters in games and digital art. Moreover, it supports the BIP39 seed phrase scheme to backup your wallet.
The Ledger Nano X has a secure chip, which is certified to be CC EAL5+. This means that the private key never leaves the device. It is also tamper-resistant so you can't replace it with another. It's the same chip that is used in credit cards and passports.
Compatible with both smartphones and desktop computers, the Ledger NanoX Bluetooth Wallet can be used on both Android and iOS devices. It is possible to set up an encrypted Bluetooth connection between your phone and your computer. The Nano X can be used to store private keys on other blockchains.
The Ledger Nano X can store up to 100 assets at once, including ERC-20 tokens. It supports coldcard hardware wallets. The Ledger Nano X Bluetooth wallet has a 24-word recovery phrase that you can use in case you lose your device.
Having a reliable battery for your Ledger Nano Wallet can be essential. The battery should last for at least a few months if not more. It may be able to last for years.
Ledger NanoX is a hardware wallet designed to protect private keys with a secure chip. Your private keys are never lost, so it is difficult for hackers to gain access to your funds. Its security is backed by Common Criteria EAL5+ certification, which ensures that the chips are tamper-resistant and secure.
A hardware wallet is a convenient way to keep private keys safe and perform frequent transactions. They are also a great way to protect your private keys from being stolen or lost. Ledger has two hardware wallets available: Ledger Nano S and Ledger Nano X. The Nano S is a little smaller than the Nano X, but it has less storage space.
The Nano X is a bit heavier than the Nano S, but it has a bigger screen and additional memory. It also supports more wallet apps. It also has Bluetooth connectivity.
Using a Ledger Nano Wallet is a great way to store your crypto assets. It is both virus-proof and tamper-resistant, helping to protect your assets. However, there are a few things you need to know to ensure your security.
First, create a PIN Code. Your wallet will be protected against theft by having a PIN code. A Ledger Nano Wallet can be purchased with Bitcoin, credit cards, PayPal, and Paypal. You should only buy one from a trusted seller if you order it online.
You should also consider the security of your hardware. Many wallets store keys on devices that are connected to the internet, and there are plenty of vulnerabilities to keep in mind.
The Ledger Nano X supports Bluetooth which improves connectivity. Some users feel that this adds security vulnerabilities. You may not be able restore your wallet if your device is stolen or lost.
Another way to protect your wallet is to backup your recovery phrase. You can either use the special paper that comes with your device or record your recovery phrase online. A backup phrase is useful to help you recreate your wallet contents on another device in case your wallet is lost.
Getting a coupon code for Ledger Nano Wallet is a good way to save money. There aren't many. Ledger is a well-known brand in crypto wallets. It's safe and simple to use.
Ledger has a range of wallets that will suit your needs. There are both software and hardware wallets. These wallets have been designed with security in mind. These wallets store private keys in a highly secure environment, preventing physical damage and data loss. These wallets also support a range of cryptographic currencies like Zcash and XRP as well as Dogecoin.
Ledger offers a referral program. They offer a 20% discount to anyone who refers a friend. You can also sign up for an email list to get exclusive offers. You can do so by entering your email address on their website.
The Ledger security team also rewards users for reporting vulnerabilities. They will help you find the solution and reward you with Bitcoin.
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Appointment of second rider for MX Nationals yet to be determined.
Brett Metcalfe will continue on with Penrite Honda Racing in 2019, the Victorian-based operation confirming the extended signing of the former international today.
Metcalfe enjoyed a successful end to his 2018 season after mixed campaign in the Pirelli MX Nationals, which was riddled with a number of unfortunate events, although he bounced back in the Australian Supercross Championship, challenging for the crown before earning runner-up honours.
"This year has been rewarding for many reasons," said Metcalfe. "Winning a round of supercross was important for me and the team. I am building a trusting home at Penrite Honda, my family is settling in at home in Mannum and I am back in the motherland after 18 years overseas.
"The bonus was finishing second in the Australian Supercross Championship with a new team and on a new bike. We proved this year we could be competitive in motocross – we were in the top three several times in races and we scored some podium finishes.
Team owner Yarrive Konsky hailed Metcalfe's efforts over the year, while he also revealed that it's yet decided if a second rider will be appointed.
"Brett and I have formed a trusting an open friendship and this certainly makes it easy to work together," Konsky commented. "It is astonishing to think he accomplished everything he did when you really know what he has gone through this year, moving his life back to Australia and spending a lot of time apart from his wife.
In 2018, Penrite Honda Racing fielded Metcalfe in the MX Nationals, along with youthful talent Callum Norton for a portion of the series, while in the supercross it drafted in Americans Justin Brayton and Bradley Taft.


UK box office admissions in July were the highest for 31 years, according to the latest figures released by the Cinema Advertising Association.
July admission totalled 15 million - an average of 3.38 million a week - and 8% up on the same period last year.
Unsurprisingly, in the month that marks the start of the UK summer holidays, children's films such as Scooby Doo (£14.3m) fared well.
But it was the Tom Cruise science fiction vehicle Minority Report that proved the most popular taking in£16m and ensuring a top-ten position in the top grossing films of this year.
"The depth and quality of the films this year is outstanding," said CAA president Debbie Chalet. " More and more people are going to the cinema, more and more films are being released and there is no reason why this is not set to continue."


Berkley Ranch Investors LLC, an affiliate of CBD, bought the land in two separate transactions. 19.7 acres were purchased from SONANSTINE TRUST on September 4, 2015 for $325,215.00. The remaining 23.6 acres were purchases from B @ F Central Florida Citrus LLC on September 11, 2015 for $375,000.00. Both were cash transactions.


New Council Housing for Dales?
Our Commercial Board will be asked on 13 March if the District Council should pursue the idea of potentially investing in a modest programme of up to 50 new Council Houses for affordable rent and shared ownership.
All social housing in the Derbyshire Dales is currently owned by housing associations.
Other agenda items at the 6pm meeting at Matlock Town Hall will include an update on the creation of a limited liability partnership (LLP) between the council and PSP Facilitating Ltd (PSP), to be called PSP Derbyshire Dales LLP, and an update on the progress to develop or dispose of assets formerly and currently used as public conveniences.


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In Egypt, Persia, and Japan, orris powder was made from the dried root of the iris and used prodigiously in the art of perfumery. Orris has an odor not of iris but of violets. Until the recent development of chemical scents, most violet-perfumed products were made from orris, it being cheaper to produce than violet extract. Orris also has the ability to strengthen the odors of other perfumed substances and has been used for centuries as a fixative in the manufacture of powders and perfumes.
Orris came to prominence in Europe during the excesses of the French court prior to the Revolution. It was used to mask the unpleasant smells of stale body odor prevalent in high society, since bathing was considered unhealthy. One story tells of an argument between Louis XIV and his mistress Madame de Montespan that concluded with the lady telling the king that, for all her faults, she didn't smell as badly as he.
Orris powder was employed to scent and preserve the odoriferous and often lice-infested coiffures of the French aristocracy. Orris was mixed with flour to make a stiffener, so that the hair could be molded into fanciful sculptures studded with ribbons, pearls, beads, and artificial flowers.
Large quantities of Iris germanica var. florintina are grown in Mexico today for their roots, which are shipped to France for use in the cosmetic industry.
Why does passing an electric current through the metal filament of a light bulb produce light?
The explanation is that the electrical energy makes the electrons in some of the atoms of the filament metal jump outward to an orbit with a higher energy level. This higher orbit is unstable, and after a while the electron will pop back into its original orbit; when it does this, it emits energy in the form of light.
Why people object to using animals for medical research. First, medical research improves our understanding of disease and disease prevention.
This provides the foundation for the effective treatment of disease and the saving of lives. Even though animals might suffer, researchers are always trying to minimize that suffering. If there was a choice between using animals in medical research and saving human lives, or not using animals and putting human lives in jeopardy, which alternative do you think most people would support?
It is often said that natural peanut butter is a better option than processed peanut butter for those looking to lose weight. But, if you compare the number of calories in 1 tablespoon of natural peanut butter (which contains only peanuts) to that of processed peanut butter (which has sugar added), this claim comes into doubt. Kraft processed, whipped peanut butter has 70 calories per tablespoon; whereas, Adams all natural peanut butter has 100 calories per tablespoon. In terms of calorie consumption, natural and processed peanut butter are not much different.
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Q: HTTP Post Request error HTTPError: Bad Request I am sending a HTTP POST Request.
My data consists of a dictionary with two entries:

*

*one value in the dictionary is a string

*the other value is an array of strings.

I know the URL is valid but I keep getting:
HTTPError: Bad Request

Can anyone identify where I am going wrong?
from urllib.parse import urlencode
from urllib.request import Request, urlopen

array_of_strings = ["yrrt", "rtgh", "erte", "eregee"]
url_4 = 'http:// someurl'
data_4 ={"key": "value", "array": array_of_strings}

request_4 = Request(url_4, urlencode(data_4).encode())
response = urlopen(request_4).read().decode()

print(response)

A: A bad request can be caused by an invalid parameter or incorrect Content-Type. Make sure all request parameters are correct, your code doesn't look incorrect.
BTW, I would recommend you to use requests instead of urllib: http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/user/quickstart/
This is your code using requests:
import requests

array_of_strings=["yrrt", "rtgh", "erte", "eregee"]........

url_4= 'https://login.locaweb.com.br/v1/tickets'
data_4={"key": "value", "array": array_of_strings}

response = requests.post(url_4, data=data_4)
print(response.text)

It has a simpler syntax and is easier to debug.


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El municipio de Silver Creek (en inglés: Silver Creek Township) es un municipio ubicado en el condado de Stephenson en el estado estadounidense de Illinois. En el año 2010 tenía una población de 696 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 7,68 personas por km².

Geografía
El municipio de Silver Creek se encuentra ubicado en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, el municipio tiene una superficie total de 90.66 km², de la cual 90,59 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (0,07 %) 0,06 km² es agua.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 696 personas residiendo en el municipio de Silver Creek. La densidad de población era de 7,68 hab./km². De los 696 habitantes, el municipio de Silver Creek estaba compuesto por el 95,69 % blancos, el 0,43 % eran afroamericanos, el 0,43 % eran amerindios, el 0,14 % eran asiáticos, el 0,86 % eran de otras razas y el 2,44 % eran de una mezcla de razas. Del total de la población el 1,72 % eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

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Enlaces externos

Municipios de Illinois
Localidades del condado de Stephenson (Illinois)


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František Emmert (* 1974 in Brno) ist ein tschechischer Schriftsteller und Autor von Sachbüchern über moderne Geschichte.

Biografie
Emmert wurde in der Familie des Komponisten und Professors an der Janáček Musikakademie Franz Gregor Emmert geboren. Die Familie des Vaters stammt aus der Stadt Weiden in Bayern, die Familie der Mutter aus Teplice in Böhmen. Die Vorfahren von Vaters Seite arbeiteten einige Generationen als Glaser auf der deutschen Seite des Böhmerwalds. Die Mutter entstammte einer Gewerbefamilie, in deren Besitz noch vor dem Jahr 1948 ein Familienbetrieb, eine Konditorei in Teplice, war.

Nachdem Frantisek Emmert das Gymnasium absolviert hatte, studierte er Geschichte und Religionswissenschaften an der Philosophischen Fakultät der Masaryk-Universität in Brno. Später (ab dem Jahr 2005) studierte er auch an den Juristischen Fakultäten in Brno. Im Jahr 2011 erwarb er den akademischen Grad eines Doktors der Rechte an der Juristischen Fakultät der Karls-Universität in Prag.

Zwischen 1992 und 2006 arbeitete er als Journalist, Publizist und Buchredakteur. Er war im Tschechischen Rundfunk, in den Tageszeitungen Rovnost, Právo und ZNnoviny/Slovo und dem Tschechischen Pressebüro tätig. In den Jahren 2009–2011 war er Pressesprecher des Obersten Verwaltungsgerichtes in Brno.

Dem Schreiben von Büchern widmet er sich seit 2001. Die ersten zwei belletristischen Werke erschienen 2003 und 2004. Er setzte sich jedoch erst mit Sachbüchern über moderne Geschichte durch. Im Jahr 2005 wurde im Verlag Vysehrad das erste Buch aus der Reihe der Sachliteratur Tschechen in der Wehrmacht herausgegeben, das in Kürze nachgedruckt wurde und die Aufmerksamkeit der Leser und Fachleute weckte.

Es folgten erzählende Publikationen – wie Museen im Buch – die eine Übersicht der Schlüsselereignisse des 20. Jahrhunderts, insbesondere der tschechischen Geschichte, darstellen. Diese Publikationen im großen Format unterscheiden sich von den klassischen Büchern durch überdurchschnittliche graphische Bearbeitung und Übersichtlichkeit der Texte. Sie enthalten viele Fotografien, selbstständig gedruckte Beilagen – Faksimiles aus Archivalien und DVDs mit zeitgenössischen Rundfunkaufnahmen. Sie dienen unter anderem als didaktische Mittel in Schulen. Bis zum Jahr 2012 bereitete Frantisek Emmert neun dieser Publikationen vor. Einige seiner Bücher wurden nachgedruckt, gewannen Preise oder wurden ins Englische (The Holocaust) übersetzt. Der Publikation Schicksalhafte Achten in unserer Geschichte wurde von der Schriftstellergemeinde im Jahr 2009 der E.-E.-Kisch-Hauptpreis verliehen.

Frantisek Emmert ist auch Autor weiterer Bücher einschließlich juristischer Fachliteratur, Mitautor des Lehrbuchs der Sozialwissenschaften für Fachschulen sowie Autor von Kommentaren und publizistischen Beiträgen in der Tagespresse und ebenfalls von Fachartikeln und Studien aus den Bereichen Historie, Jura und internationale Politik in Fachzeitschriften und Sammelbänden.

Als Fachberater beteiligte er sich an der Vorbereitung des tschechischen historischen Films Lidice (2011).

Bücher
Deutsch
 2021 – Tschechen in der deutschen Wehrmacht. Totgeschwiegene Schicksale. Morstadt. 324 Seiten.

Niederländisch
 2020 – Het Oostfront. REBO.
 2019 – De Wehrmacht. REBO.
 2019 – De Holocaust. REBO.

Englisch
 2007 –  Holocaust. Die Publikation aus der Reihe Museen im Buch.
 2006 – Das Feuer vergessener Götter. Abenteuerlicher Roman. USA.

 Slowakisch
 2019 – Samtene Revolution. Der Weg in die Freiheit. 268 Seiten.
 2018 – Durchbruch "osmičky" 1918-1938-1948-1968. 252 Seiten.
 2007 – Der Zweite Weltkrieg. Tschechen und Slowaken. Museum im Buch.
 2003 – Mach das Abitur! in Sozialwissenschaften. Lehrbuch für Fachschulen.

 Tschechisch
 2021 – Havel.
2020 – US Army in der Tschechoslowakei (1944-1945).
2019 – Moderne tschechische Geschichte. 296 Seiten. Fachmonographie.
 2019 – Samtene Revolution. Der Weg in die Freiheit. 268 Seiten.
 2018 – Tschechoslowakische Legionen in Russland.
 2018 – Durchbruch "osmičky" 1918-1938-1948-1968.
 2018 – Geburt der Republik: Nationale Revolution 1918.
 2017 – Wehrmacht. Dienst eines deutschen Soldaten.
 2017 – Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk: Der Denker und der Präsident.
 2016 – Zikmund und Hanzelka. Mit Tatra auf der ganzen Welt.
 2016 – Deutsche Besetzung der tschechischen Länder.
 2016 – Staatsangehörigkeiten in der Tschechischen Republik in Vergangenheit und Gegenwart. Fachmonographie. Juristische Literatur (Rechtsgeschichte/Verfassungsrecht).
 2015 – Tschechoslowakische Widerstand im Zweiten Weltkrieg.
 2015 – Mobilisierung 1938: Wir wollten uns verteidigen!
 2014 – Tschechoslowakische Legionäre während des Ersten Weltkriegs.
 2014 – TGM. (2nd ed. 2020)
 2013 – Ostfront.
 2012 – Leitfaden durch die tschechische Geschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts. 320 Seiten, 250 Bilder. Fachmonographie. (2nd ed. 2019)
 2012 – Václav Havel 1936-2011. Museum im Buch.
 2012 – Tschechoslowakische Auslandswiderstand im Zweiten Weltkrieg im Westen. Museum im Buch.
 2011 – Tschechische Republik und doppelte Staatsangehörigkeiten. Fachmonographie. Juristische Literatur (Rechtsgeschichte/Verfassungsrecht). (2nd ed. 2014)
 2009 – Samtene Revolution. Chronik des Falls des Kommunismus 1989. Museum im Buch.
 2008 – Schicksalhafte Achten in unserer Geschichte. Bestseller unter den Museen im Buch. Das Buch gewann den E.-E.-Kisch-Preis für das Jahr 2009.
 2008 – 1918 Entstehung der Tschechoslowakischen Republik. Museum im Buch.
 2008 – Attentat auf Heydrich. Museum im Buch. (2nd ed. 2016)
 2008 – Tschechen bei Tobruk. (2nd ed. 2013)
 2007 – Das Jahr 1968 in der Tschechoslowakei. Museum im Buch. (2nd ed. 2017)
 2007 – Der Zweite Weltkrieg. Tschechen und Slowaken. Museum im Buch.
 2006 – Holocaust. (2nd ed. 2018)
 2005 – Tschechen in der Wehrmacht. (2nd ed. 2012, 3rd ed. 2018)
 2004 – Millennium falscher Propheten. Abenteuerliche Novelle.
 2003 – Mach das Abitur! in Sozialwissenschaften. Lehrbuch für Fachschulen.
 2003 – Das Feuer vergessener Götter. Abenteuerlicher Roman. (2nd ed. 2013)

Auszeichnungen
 2009 – E.-E.-Kisch-Hauptpreis verliehen von der Schriftstellergemeinde für das Buch Schicksalhafte Achten in unserer Geschichte.
 2010 – E.-E.-Kisch-Preis verliehen von der Schriftstellergemeinde für das Buch Samtene Revolution.
 2008 – Preis der 18. Herbstbuchmesse in Havlíčkův Brod für das Buch Der Zweite Weltkrieg. Tschechen und Slowaken.
 2007 – Preis der 17. Herbstbuchmesse in Havlíčkův Brod für das Buch Holocaust.

Weblinks
 Persönliche Homepage von František Emmert (deutsch/tschech./engl.)

Sachbuchautor
Tscheche
Geboren 1974
Mann
Absolvent der Masaryk-Universität