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The passing of Chris Farley is indeed a tragedy, not only because we have lost such an energetic, no-holds-barred comedian, but also because his death (and, to an extent, his life) was so similar to that of his idol, John Belushi, that it was almost a self-mockery. It would also be a tragedy if his last feature film were as lame as some of his previous movies. So I went to this one holding my breath, hoping that it would be a fitting tribute to the man — if not a masterpiece, then at least funny. And I'm glad to say it is that. Farley may not have expected this to be his last appearance, and indeed I have read that he had hoped to play drama someday, but in Almost Heroes, director Christopher Guest got the best of him. It's clear, his death notwithstanding, that Farley is the funniest thing about this silly piece of celluloid.
With great overtones of Mel Brooks and Monty Python, this film tells the story of two explorers, Leslie Edwards (Friends's Matthew Perry) and Bartholomew Hunt (Farley), who tried in the early part of the 19th century to be the first to reach the Pacific Ocean via the Northwest Passage. Although we know that famous voyage was actually made by Lewis and Clark, this is the tale of their competition, a ragtag group of misfits with various mental and physical problems, headed by a conceited fame-seeker and his trailwise but boorish partner.
As expected, there is little here but sight gags and low humor, but if you're in the mood (and I must have been), it has its laugh-out-loud moments. There is no escaping that Farley was funny at almost everything he did; much like Jim Carrey, his energy is so pervasive that if you gave him a phone book to read, he could make you laugh. As long as you were not too worried that he would have a coronary. Perry also has a few good bits, but he is obviously a distant second banana. Additional appearances by people like Eugene Levy and Kevin Dunn, and others, add to the hilarity, although many of the jokes fall flat. Even Farley has a few misfires, but not many.
Along the way the guys run into many ridiculous predicaments, like inadvertently riding their little two-man canoe over a huge waterfall, and getting in a serious grudge match with an American bald eagle. And always just ahead of them is the party of Meriwether Lewis and Wilford Clark, threatening to make our heroes a mere footnote to history.
Written by Mark Nutter, Tom Wolfe, and Boyd Hale, the screenplay implies that Edwards and Hunt actually beat the famous pair, a rather bold rewriting of history, but no one expects a script like this to be historically accurate. The PG-13 rating is mainly because of some mildly foul language, sexual innuendo, and generally grotesque humor. What little violence there is, is of the cartoon variety.


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Алекс Тейшейра Са́нтус (;  6 січня 1990, Дукі-ді-Кашіас, штат Ріо-де-Жанейро, Бразилія) — бразильський футболіст, атакувальний півзахисник турецького клубу «Васко да Гама».

Кар'єра

«Васко да Гама»
Починав кар'єру у рідній Бразилії. Перший професійний клуб Тейшейри — «Васко да Гама». У юнацьку команду потрапив у 1999 році. У 2006 році гравцем зацікавився «Манчестер Юнайтед», проте пропозицію манкуніанців відхилило керівництво клубу.

В 2008 році дебютував за основну команду.

керівництво «Васко да Гами». Нбу.
В 2008 році перебрався до основи. Дебютував 10 січня у матчі проти «Гамбургу». У 51 матчі за клуб забив 11 м'ячів.

«Шахтар»
18 грудня 2010 року підписав 5-річний контракт з «Шахтарем». Сума трансферу склала 6 млн євро.
Дебютував за клуб 20 березня 2010 проти луганської «Зорі». Спочатку Алекс виходив здебільшого на заміну Ілсінью. А перший сезон за клуб закінчив лише з 3 матчами в активі.

У «Лізі Чемпіонів» дебютував 15 вересня 2010 року у грі проти сербського «Партизана».

Перший гол за «Шахтар» Тейшейра забив у жовтні сезону 2009—2010 року у матчі проти київського «Динамо». У наступні роки увійшов до основного складу команди. У 2013 році підписав новий контракт розрахований на 5 років.

У сезоні 2014—2015 Тейшейра здобув звання найкращого бомбардиру, поділивши першу стрічку з Еріком Бікфалві, забивши 17 голів. Крім цього Тейшейра визнаний найкращим і найдорожчим гравцем УПЛ, обігнавши гравця «Динамо» і збірної України Андрія Ярмоленка.

За першу частину чемпіонату в наступному сезоні забив 22 голи. Це досягнення стало рекордом забитих м'ячів за одну частину. Також Алекс забивав у «Лізі Чемпіонів». Оформив дубль у матчі проти мадридського «Реалу».

У зимове трансферне вікно сезону 2015—2016 на Алекса Тейшейру претендували англійські «Челсі» та «Ліверпуль», пропозицію якого у £30 млн «Шахтар» відхилив.

«Цзянсу Сунін»
5 лютого 2016 року «Шахтар» офіційно оголосив про перехід Алекса до складу китайського клубу «Цзянсу Сунін», трансферна вартість Тейшейри склала 50 мільйонів євро. Цей трансфер став рекордним як для чемпіонату України, так і для чемпіонату КНР.
У дебютному матчі проти «Шаньдун Лунен» оформив дубль. Відзначився дебютним голом у Лізі чемпіонів АФК. У літнє трансферне вікно Алексом продовжували цікавитися італійські клуби, зокрема ходили чутки про інтерес з боку «Роми» та «Інтера».

В січні 2021 року у футболіста закінчився контракт з китайським клубом, а вже у березні стало відомо, що «Цзянсу Сунін» збанкрутував через борги своїх власників.

Національна збірна
Алекс виступав за збірні команди Бразилії для гравців до 15 і до 17 років. Чемпіон Південної Америки в обох вікових групах (титули були виграні в 2005-му і 2007-му роках відповідно). Срібний призер молодіжної світової першості 2009 року для гравців до 20 років, забив на турнірі три м'ячі, а у фінальному матчі проти збірної Гани не зміг забити вирішальний післяматчевий пенальті.

Починаючи з 2019 року в ЗМІ періодично з'являлись новини, що Тейшейра може прийняти китайське громадянство та почати виступи за збірну КНР, що не заборонено правилами ФІФА, так як за головну збірну Бразилії Тейшейра не грав. В тому році китайську збірну очолив Марчелло Ліппі, який ставив умову про дозвіл натуралізації іноземних гравців для залучення їх до складу збірної. Так, в 2019 році китайське громадянство отримав англієць Ніко Єннаріс, який став першим натуралізованим гравцем в історії збірної КНР.

За інформацією South China Morning Post, Тейшейра просив новий контракт у свого клубу на €80 млн в обмін на згоду виступати у футболці національної китайської збірної. Втім, сторони не дійшли згоди і Тейшейра не став громадянином КНР.

Досягнення

Командні
 Чемпіон України: 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14
 Володар кубка України: 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13
 Володар Суперкубка України: 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
 Чемпіон Китаю: 2020
 Володар Суперкубка Туреччини: 2021

Індивідуальні
 Найкращий бомбардир Чемпіонату України: 2014/2015 (з Еріком Бікфавлі)
 Найкращий гравець української Прем'єр-Ліги: 2015
 Футболіст року в чемпіонаті України за версією газети «Команда»: 2015
 Найкращий бомбардир Чемпіонату України: 2015/2016
 Легіонер року в чемпіонаті України: 2015

Міжнародні
 Чемпіон Південної Америки (U-15): 2005
 Чемпіон Південної Америки (U-17): 2007

Примітки

Посилання

 Профіль на сайті «Шахтаря»

 Профіль гравця у рейтингу бомбардирів Topforward

 «Моя гра» с Аллой Бублий. Алекс Тейшейра  , ,

Бразильські футболісти
Гравці молодіжної збірної Бразилії з футболу
Футболісти «Васко да Гама»
Футболісти «Шахтаря» (Донецьк)
Футболісти «Цзянсу»
Футболісти «Бешикташа»
Бразильські футбольні легіонери
Футбольні легіонери в Україні
Футбольні легіонери в Китаї
Футбольні легіонери в Туреччині
Уродженці Дуку-де-Кашиаса

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Current location: She is sailed and raced extensively by her longtime owner on Chesapeake Bay.


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Q: How to oneway sync oracle db with external system(Oracle AQ)? I want to sync/send data from an oracle to another system via an OData Service, i.e. the data in the oracle needs to be mainly
replicated in another system (possible the ids of the replicated data in the other system need to be stored in the oracle as well). So the communication would always be initiated by the oracle system.
To cope with possible network outtages and the like it is probably not the post idea to implement a simple send. I need a mechanism that queues the messages until they have have been successfully processed.
What is the way to implement this?
My supervisor suggested some kind of sync table, because they have done something like in the past in my company. I tried to read up on how to sync and possibly the way to go would be to use messaging queues or to be more exact Oracle Advanced Queuing. Maybe someone can give some advice whether it is achievable and reasonably to implment something like the following with Oracle AQ (I am open for other options):
Record of table that needs replication gets inserted/updated. Trigger fires, writes message (to be send later via ODAta) to the message queue. Another process is scheduled to process the message queue very x-minutes, tries to send data to the other system, if successful message gets removed from queue, if not repeat later in case of network error or leave in queue of manual processing in case of other error.
Any ideas advice, ideas or examples are appreciated.

A: AQ is a simple (free) solution to this.  Here's a rudimentary demo
--
-- Setup
--

SQL> create or replace type demo_t as object ( x number , y number );
  2  /

Type created.

SQL> begin
  2      dbms_aqadm.create_queue_table (
  3             queue_table=>'DEMO_QT',
  4             queue_payload_type=>'DEMO_T'
  5             --,sort_list=>'PRIORITY,ENQ_TIME'
  6             );
  7
  8      dbms_aqadm.create_queue (
  9             queue_name => 'DEMO_Q',
 10             queue_table => 'DEMO_QT');
 11
 12      dbms_aqadm.start_queue (
 13         queue_name => 'DEMO_Q');
 14  end;
 15  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

Enqueue code (the kind of thing you would have in the trigger
SQL>
SQL> declare
  2    l_enqueue_options    dbms_aq.enqueue_options_t;
  3    l_message_properties dbms_aq.message_properties_t;
  4    l_msgid              raw(16);
  5  BEGIN
  6      dbms_aq.enqueue(
  7          queue_name => 'DEMO_Q',
  8          enqueue_options => l_enqueue_options,
  9          message_properties => l_message_properties,
 10          payload =>demo_t(10,20),
 11          msgid => l_msgid);
 12  end;
 13  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

Dequeue code - what your agent/daemon would run to dispatch messages to another target.
SQL>
SQL> set serverout on
SQL> declare
  2     l_dequeue_options    dbms_aq.dequeue_options_t;
  3     l_message_properties dbms_aq.message_properties_t;
  4     l_msgid              RAW(16);
  5     l_message            demo_t;
  6  begin
  7     loop
  8       dbms_aq.dequeue(queue_name         => 'DEMO_Q',
  9                       dequeue_options    => l_dequeue_options,
 10                       message_properties => l_message_properties,
 11                       payload            => l_message,
 12                       msgid              => l_msgid);
 13
 14       dbms_output.put_line( l_message.x);
 15       commit;
 16       --
 17       -- normally this would be an endless loop,
 18       -- but we'll exit here just for demo purposes
 19       --
 20       exit;
 21     end loop;
 22  end;
 23  /
10

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

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D - Static variable in class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.GeographicalZone

Daemon - Class in hdfs.replicationsimulator

A thread that has called Thread.setDaemon(boolean) with true.

Daemon() - Constructor for class hdfs.replicationsimulator.Daemon

Construct a daemon thread.

Daemon(Runnable) - Constructor for class hdfs.replicationsimulator.Daemon

Construct a daemon thread.

Daemon(ThreadGroup, Runnable) - Constructor for class hdfs.replicationsimulator.Daemon

Construct a daemon thread to be part of a specified thread group.

DATA_LOSS - Static variable in class hdfs.replicationsimulator.SimTrace

dataAvalability(int, int, float) - Method in class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.ReplicationMap

This method calculate data availability.

Datacenter - Class in gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator

The data center is a resource for distributed storing systems such as cloud
 storages which integrates several storing nodes.

Datacenter(int) - Constructor for class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.Datacenter

Create a new object of Datacenter

Datacenter(int, GeographicalZone) - Constructor for class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.Datacenter

Create a new object of Datacenter

Datacenter.Router - Class in gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator

The routers do the routing in the data centers.

Datacenter.Router(int) - Constructor for class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.Datacenter.Router

Create a new object of Router

DatacentersTopology - Class in gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator

The topology of the data center network is identified in this class.

DatacentersTopology() - Constructor for class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.DatacentersTopology

A storing system of several data centers with arbitrary topology is created.

DatacentersTopology.State - Enum in gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator

Dataitem - Class in gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator

Data units are created by the users and are stored in the nodes.

Dataitem(int, int) - Constructor for class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.Dataitem

Create a new object of data item

DataitemInfo - Class in gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator

It saves all the data information which needs to be stored.

DataitemInfo(int, int) - Constructor for class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.DataitemInfo

Create a new object of DataitemInfo

DataitemsMap - Class in gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator

This class implements A map for storing information about data items

DataitemsMap(int) - Constructor for class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.DataitemsMap

Takes a data center's ID and create a object of DataitemsMap for it

dataitemToBlocks() - Method in class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.Dataitem

This method divided a data item to multiple same size blocks

Datanode - Class in hdfs.replicationsimulator

A datanode is storing data and execute commands to transfer files.

Datanode(int, int, int) - Constructor for class hdfs.replicationsimulator.Datanode

DATANODE_REPEARED - Static variable in class hdfs.replicationsimulator.SimTrace

DatanodeInfo - Class in hdfs.replicationsimulator

This is the DataInfo that the namenode stores

DatanodeInfo(int, int, int) - Constructor for class hdfs.replicationsimulator.DatanodeInfo

DatanodesMap - Class in hdfs.replicationsimulator

Map to store information about datanodes

decCapacity(int) - Method in class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.DataitemInfo

It decreases the capacity of data center datacenterId by one for the
 processing of requests.

DEFAULT_INVERSE_ABSOLUTE_ACCURACY - Static variable in class gmc_hdfs.distribution.ParetoDistribution

Default inverse cumulative probability accuracy.

deleteDataitem(long, int, long) - Method in class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.User

this method is used for remove data item.

density(double) - Method in class gmc_hdfs.distribution.ParetoDistribution

discrete(double[]) - Static method in class gmc_hdfs.distribution.StdRandom

Returns a random integer from the specified discrete distribution.

distancMatrix() - Static method in class gmc_hdfs.replicationsimulator.DatacentersTopology

This table should be devised based on the data centers networking and
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Get Into Flying is a one-stop resource for all things aviation in the United Kingdom. They provide ongoing news coverage of the industry, help pilots find nearby flying clubs and connect prospective pilots with resources and flight schools. Today, we are proud to announce a new partnership with this tremendous organization.
Hartzell Propeller will be providing high tech video equipment and stabilization technology to this intrepid aviation organization. The new gear will empower them to shoot air to air video of incredible quality. Currently, they are soliciting suggestions for aircraft and topics that aviation enthusiasts would like to see filmed or discussed. Whether you are in the UK or not, we invite you to head over to their website and tell them what you want to see.
Hartzell's partnership with Get Into Flying was finalized during the recent Red Bull Air Race in Ascot, UK. We expect they will generate some fantastic footage. By partnering with Get Into Flying, we hope to contribute to the development of videos that will inspire individuals to become pilots. With over 20 employee pilots in our Hartzell Flying Club and EAA chapter, we know the life-changing impact flying can have on a person. This new endeavor is just one more way Hartzell is striving to ensure the next generation, and many generations to follow, can experience flight and fall in love with piloting, just as we have.


We watched the first DVD of the anime Pumpkin Scissors , episodes 1-4, last night.
I've read the first volume of the manga, which the anime follows very closely. Pumpkin Scissors is the nickname of an army unit devoted to post-war relief and reconstruction. In the first story/episode, Corporal Randel Oland, formerly of a secret anti-tank unit, joins Pumpkin Scissors. The next two stories/episodes mostly focus on the unit's Second Lieutenant, Alice Malvin, a very idealistic young aristocrat.
As I said in talking about the manga, these introductory stories are rather obvious. I liked the concept, though, and so was withholding judgment in case the obviousness was a function of the stories' introductory nature.
The fourth episode is promising in this regard. It introduces a longer arc and hints at backstory for Oland, which is a nice addition to the somewhat predictable, to this point, arc of Lt. Malvin. I'm not sure how much depth to eventually expect from this, but there are at least hints that there will be some, which will keep me going for now.
A couple of notes about the anime itself: the tanks are obviously computer-animated with quasi-3D effects, which I find distracting against the hand-drawn backgrounds and characters. The series is set in a quasi-Germanic country, but only some of the characters are given accents (and if there's a pattern, I haven't identified it yet). The production values otherwise seem fine.


It was such a privilege to present at the Write Now! Conferences for the Primary English Teaching Association Australia (PETAA) in Sydney and Parramatta. Both days were completely sold out and I enjoyed sharing ideas for teaching poetry writing in the classroom.
In my session teachers explored possibilities for multimodal composition of poetry. Below are a few pics of the poetry created during my workshop. Shape poems, post-it-note poetry (micropoetry), and some even bravely tried their hand at erasure! We also played with apps such as Lark by Storybird, and Canva for iPad.
The highlight for me though was spending time with inspiring children's author and poet, Libby Hathorn. I introduced her to erasure poetry (!!) and we shared favourite verses from our childhoods. She also signed a few books for me and encouraged me in my own writing journey.
If you are interested in further poetry resources, look out for when I'll next be presenting for PETAA, and check out the very useful Australian Children's Poetry website.
Sounds like a great session. Would have loved to be there!
Thanks so much for inviting me to share my thoughts on poetry – humbled to be in such great company and thank you too for championing poetry – it really is a wonderful way to write.


The Lancaster Covered Bridge Classic (formerly the Covered Bridge Metric Century) is a classic Pennsylvania ride now in its 40th year. It offers beautiful routes of 100 miles, 65 miles, 33 miles, and 16 miles, covering some of the most scenic cycling terrain anywhere. Each route traverses through covered bridges and past Amish farms.
The routes all cover rolling terrain with only moderate climbing with the exception of 100 mile route. The 100 mile option is a challenging ride that includes a hilly 38 mile loop that starts and ends at the lunch rest stop in Stevens, PA. There are no official rest stops on the 38 mile loop, so please stock up at the lunch stop.
Proceeds from the ride benefit the Lancaster Bicycle Club's grant program. Over $286,000 has been donated for covered bridge restoration and bike-related initiatives since 1999.
Start: Rolling start: 7 am – 9 am. Riders completing the 100-mile route must start at 7 am. All other rider must start before 9 am and end by 3:30 pm.


United States Attorney Ron Parsons announced that a Rapid City, South Dakota, man convicted of Conspiracy to Distribute a Controlled Substance was sentenced on June 29, 2018, by Chief Judge Jeffrey L. Viken, U.S. District Court.
Daniel Richards, age 34, was sentenced to 210 months custody in federal prison, followed by 5 years of supervised release, and a $100 special assessment to the Federal Crime Victims Fund.
Beginning May 2017, Richards conspired and agreed with other persons, to intentionally distribute between 5 and 15 kilograms of methamphetamine in western South Dakota. Additional persons involved in this conspiracy are pending trial.
This case was investigated by the Unified Narcotics Enforcement Team, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation, Pennington County Sheriff's Office, and Rapid City Police Department. Assistant U.S. Attorney Kathryn N. Rich prosecuted the case.
Richards was immediately turned over to the custody of the U.S. Marshals Service.


How does parental help change children's approach to problem solving?
Parents and other adults often provide children with help while they are engaged in difficult tasks. However, little is known about what younger and older children do with that help (e.g. do they take the advice they are given by adults, or do they ignore it?). This study explored how young children solved a challenging puzzle when they work on it alone, and after they get help from a parent.
In this study, children worked on a wooden block puzzle that had many possible solutions. First, we asked children to work on the puzzle on their own. For half of the children, their parents were then allowed to provide whatever help they thought their child needed to solve the puzzle. For the other children, parents were asked sit on their hands while they offered their help – this allowed those parents to speak, but not gesture, to their children. Finally, all of the children worked on the puzzle on their own once more.
Our hypothesis was that older children would use problem-solving strategies that were more varied and more complex than younger children did. We also predicted that as children get older, they might use more of the information and advice they were given by their parents (from their words or their gestures) when they tried to solve the puzzle again on their own.
We found that children ages 3-4.5 years solved more of the puzzle the second time when their parents were allowed to gesture, compared to when their parents were only allowed to speak. It's possible that for these children, the puzzle was challenging enough that they were almost able to solve it on their own, but not quite. The additional information from a parent's gestures might give children at this age the help that they need to pick up new strategies for solving the puzzle. Children younger than 3, and older than 4.5, were equally successful whether or not their parent was allowed to use his or her hands. For children at these ages, the puzzle might be either too hard or too easy, and so the parent's help might not influence children's strategies.
Our results show that children between the ages of 3 and 4.5 might benefit the most from both observing their parents' gestures and listening to their parents' advice while solving problems, and that a parent's gestures might be most helpful when children are attempting to solve problems just beyond their reach.
Help your child put together the Discovery Center's Mystery Skeleton (ask a volunteer to help, if you need some clues). Notice how your child tries to put the skeleton together with the help of your, or a volunteer's, suggestions.
What types of help does your child utilize the most? Does s/he incorporate strategies you verbally explained to her/him? How about strategies that you showed your child visually with your hands? Does your child's puzzle solving strategy evolve as s/he receives different kinds of help?
Try helping your child put together a puzzle without using any words. Can you communicate using only gestures? What kinds of gestures are most helpful?
Now try helping using only words, and no gestures. Do you change your language in order to provide more information, or more specific instructions? What kinds of words do you use instead of pointing or gesturing?


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La Casa Masó est la maison natale de Rafael Masó i Valentí (1880-1935), une de ses œuvres les plus importantes de sa vie d'architecte. Située dans le Barri Vell (vieux quartier) de Gérone et ses vieilles maisons qui bordent la rivière Onyar la Casa Masó est le seul édifice qui est accessible au public.

La maison a été conservée avec le mobilier ainsi que la décoration de l'époque noucentista.

La façade

L'édifice est le résultat de la réunion de quatre maisons, acquises peu à peu par la famille Masó Valentí entre le milieu du  et le début du . La façade doit son aspect actuel aux travaux entrepris par Rafael Masó entre 1911 et 1919,
occasion également d'unifier et de réaménager l'intérieur. L'élément de plus remarquable en est la tribune du troisième étage. Au rez-de-chaussée, le père de l'architecte dirigeait l'imprimerie Masó, où allait être rédigé et imprimé le Diario de Gerona de avisos y noticias entre 1889 et 1936. Le large balcon du premier étage a toujours été un mirador privilégié sur la rue des Ballesteries, pour y contempler fêtes et défilés

L'entrée
En 1911-12, désireux de rehausser l'image et le prestige de sa famille en l'associant à la tradition de la Gérone ancienne, Masó modifie l'entrée principale de la maison et y marie des éléments historiques (blasons du carrelage mural), religieux (bas-relief de Saint Narcisse et image de sainte Paule) et issus de l'architecture locale (arcs en plein cintre, fer forgé, céramique vitrifiée et pierre).

Le vestibule
Le bois et les couleurs crème et chocolat qui prédominent dans le vestibule transmettent une accueillante sensation de chaleur quand on franchit le seuil de la maison. Avec la répétition de motifs géométriques allongés et verticaux (la frise courant le long du plafond, le lambris à mi-hauteur, les boiseries de l'escalier) et la lumière qui filtre à travers la lucarne, au fond, Masó parvient également à donner un sentiment d'espace, de netteté et de sobriété. Il possède une horloge de fabrication française du milieu du .

La salle à manger
Dans la salle à manger, théâtre de toutes les fêtes domestiques, que Masó exprime la mieux la conception noucentiste du foyer : confortable mais austère, avec un grand soin pour les petits détails, le tout formant un ensemble harmonieux et ponctué de références savantes sous une apparence à la fois humble et populaire. Les objets conçus par l'architecte lui-même : la lampe, les vitraux de couleur, le buffet et la console desserte, ainsi que la statuette Femme au baluchon (vers 1906) du sculpteur noucentiste Enric Casanovas.

La galerie et la salle de couture
Les galeries de la maison sont des belvédères privilégiés sur la rivière, les ponts et les maisons ; en effet, à cet endroit, l'Onyar amorce une courbe et le point de vue offre une perspective unique. Ces salles étaient utilisées pour coudre, raccommoder, repriser et broder le très abondant linge de maison et les vêtements des nombreux membres de la famille Masó. C'est l'architecte lui-même qui a dessiné les initiales et les motifs des coussins, mouchoirs, nappes, couvre-lits et édredons que brodaient ses sœurs ou son épouse. Dans la galerie, des jardinières, également œuvre de l'architecte, dont l'ornementation rappelle beaucoup celle qu'avait utilisée Charles Rennie Mackintosh, ainsi que le Gitterwerk conçu par Josef Hoffmann et Koloman Moser pour la Wiener Werkstätte.

La cuisine

La cuisine et l'escalier en colimaçon qui conduit aux chambres de bonnes du troisième étage évoquent les autres habitants des lieux : la cuisinière et les domestiques au service des Masó.

La bibliothèque et le bureau
Santiago Masó (1878-1960), l'aîné des Masó Valentí, hérite la maison familiale à la mort des parents. Il est reçu docteur en droit en 1903 et fera une carrière en qualité d'avocat et d'homme politique. En 1918, son jeune frère Rafael conçoit le mobilier de son cabinet d'avocat. La bibliothèque de la Casa Masó est un compendium riche et varié des intérêts littéraires, politiques et professionnels de la famille ; elle est actuellement à la disposition des chercheurs.

Le séjour

C'est dans cette pièce qu'est exposée la plus grande partie de la collection de peinture de la Casa Masó, qui est avant tout le fruit de l'intérêt du père de l'architecte pour la peinture catalane de l'époque ; procureur près les tribunaux, politicien et journaliste, il était aussi peintre amateur. Entre autres, des œuvres de Laureà Barrau, Modest Urgell, Joan Brull, Lluís Graner, Baldomer Gili Roig et Iu Pascual.

L'escalier intérieur et les chambres
Rafael Masó a dessiné les meubles de la chambre du premier étage en 1924, à l'occasion du mariage de son frère Joan. Les formes géométriques de la tête de lit, de la coiffeuse et de l'armoire révèlent la préférence de Masó pour un raffinement austère et pour la facture artisanale. Pour une famille nombreuse telle que les Masó Valentí, il fallait bien beaucoup d'autres chambres : ce sont les pièces qu'occupent aujourd'hui les bureaux et les salles d'exposition de la Fondation, au deuxième étage. L'escalier intérieur, dont la verticalité prononcée et la géométrie étonnent, offre un bon exemple de la manière dont Masó adapte les intérieurs Arts & Crafts anglais à son œuvre. Dans le vestibule du deuxième étage sont exposés, entre autres, deux dessins attribués à Francisco de Goya et plusieurs autres de Marià Salvador Maella, Eugenio Lucas et Vicente López Portaña.

La salle d'eau
La salle d'eau est un bon exemple du talent de Masó à combiner ses idées aux propriétés des matériaux, pour conférer du caractère aux pièces de la maison. En l'occurrence, la texture et les couleurs de la céramique et de la mosaïque, associées au vitrail de la porte et de la fenêtre, donnent des accents chaleureux, raffinés et nets à un espace privé dont, jusqu'alors, il n'était pratiquement jamais tenu compte pour la décoration des logements des classes moyennes.

La façade surplombant la rivière
Lorsque Masó réaménage et assemble les espaces intérieurs des maisons qu'a acquises sa famille, il en unifie également la partie arrière, de manière à créer une ample façade, la plus large de toutes celles qui surplombent le cours d'eau. Il la peint en blanc, pour qu'elle ressorte sur les autres, et la revêt d'éléments de céramique vitrifiée jaune, qui la ponctuent de notes de couleur en parfaite harmonie avec les persiennes de bois, le bleu des fenêtres et le vert des plantes de la jardinière.

La Fundació Rafael Masó
La Fondation est un organisme à but non lucratif qui a été créé en 2006 à la suite de la cession de la Casa Masó à la mairie de Gérone par ses derniers propriétaires, les neveux de l'architecte. Elle bénéficie du soutien des successeurs de Rafael Masó, de la mairie, de l'Ordre des architectes, de l'Ordre des architectes techniques et de l'Université de Gérone.

Outre la gestion et la visite de la Casa Masó, la Fondation assure la promotion de l'étude, la préservation et la diffusion de l'œuvre de Masó et du noucentisme catalan, contribuant ainsi à la prise de conscience de l'importance de l'architecture et de l'urbanisme pour la société et pour tous. C'est pourquoi elle publie des ouvrages et organise des expositions et des activités éducatives pour tous les publics.

Références

Bibliographie
 Narcís-Jordi Aragó (éd.), Rafael Masó, ciutadà de Girona, 2006, Catàleg de l'Exposició. Editorial Ajuntament de Girona.
 Joan Tarrus i Narcís Comadira (éd.), Rafael Masó arquitecte noucentista, 2007, Editorial COAC

Liens externes
 http://www.rafaelmaso.org
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Silicon Valley is the land of software giants, home to companies whose applications have become household names. When one of these companies decided to beauty their corporate campus with a granite water feature large enough to front multiple buildings, the tile contractor called on CUSTOM. De Anza Tile had to break the specifications to ensure the products they trusted were installed on such a landmark project.
The extensive water feature that greets visitors to Intuit's global corporate headquarters was designed to unify several different buildings and work groups on a widespread campus. It features reflecting pools, a rain garden and a 100-foot waterfall. Granite benches overlook watercourses constructed from over 6,500 square feet of Mesabi Black® granite from ColdSpring.
The Marble Institute of America conferred their prestigious Pinnacle Award of Excellence for a Commercial Exterior on the Intuit fountain in 2013.
That is a worthy testament to the installation team who achieved "an amazing feat of craftsmanship" according to Ted Pierce, project manager at De Anza. "I'd put them up against any installers in the world," he added.
This submerged stone installation was a massive undertaking, but took only 4 ½ months from ground-breaking to completion. One of the fabrication challenges was a series of stair steps created to give the waterfall a whitewater effect. The 6-foot long granite benches weighed 2600 pounds each and were carefully hoisted into place by a 100-ton crane. Very precise mortising was involved throughout the fountain. For instance, one long stretch of granite proved to be less than 1/16-inch off level over 72 feet.
To save time, the entire fountain network was shotcreted instead of being cast in place with forms. Both the mortar bed and the concrete were treated with two coats of RedGard® Waterproofing and Crack Prevention Membrane. De Anza Tile used MegaLite® Rapid Setting Crack Prevention Mortar to set the granite.
"This was the logical choice for the demands and time constraints of this project," said Pierce. MegaLite is a premium formula that offers the ultimate in support and bond strength for material like heavy stone. The full installation system from CUSTOM was completed with Prism® Grout, "another choice of quality-with no efflorescence," added Pierce.
Sustainability was an important consideration for the fountain's designers, beginning with granite that was quarried close to the fabricator. The fountain will preserve nearly 8 million gallons of potable water annually through storm water management and native California plantings. To help meet the project's environmental goals, CUSTOM Emerald System™ products Megalite and Prism contribute towards the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED certification. Both products are lightweight formulas that include recycled content, making them more workable and much easier to move around a jobsite than traditional cement-based mortars and grouts.
Ted Pierce and the installation team at De Anza Tile are justifiably proud of their award-winning work on the Intuit fountain. From fast-curing products with quality worth fighting for, to the expert on-site support, Pierce is grateful to the team at CUSTOM for being a part of their success. "I truly appreciate CUSTOM's whole operation and organization," he explained.


Gluten Free and loving it.
This is my way of turning a boring gluten free tortilla into a new love of food.
Heat fry pan on medium and add 1 table spoon of sesame oil and then place on brown rice gluten free tortilla in pan add chicken, black olives mozzarella and chives let cheese melt a little or until tortillas if lightly browned. Add your honey mustard and then put the second gluten free tortilla on top, flip whole sandwich over to brown other side. Slide sandwich on to a plate and use pizza cutter and cut in to four wedges. Let cool a little and enjoy.
I just love turning gluten free into fun food. Healthy eating with a fun twist for the food challenged people like me. Try adding chopped cilantro for a fun twist.


MYANMAR'S most repeated motto under President Thein Sein is: "Building a modern developed nation through education".For thousands of Rohingya Muslim schoolkids, education is a way of escaping from lifetime tragedy in locked internally displacedperson (IDP) camps and villages in Rakhine state. Such an environment, human rights groups say, is akin to the world's" biggest openair prisons".
The struggle to get away is incredible.Rohingya Muslim students need higher marks in the Grade 11 examination. And only the highly competitive medical study is allowed. It's a winner-take-all contest as the Rohingya Muslim students are not permitted to apply for other subjects at Sittwe University. They are banned from studying liberal arts or sciences such as English or zoology, as a result of the sectarian violence in June 2012.
Last year, nevertheless, an IDP Rohingya teenager, Maung Min Naing, from the camp here with outstanding grades was permitted to enrol in the medical school in Magway in central Myanmar.
"Students at medical schools are a good role model for Rohingya kids. It's the only channel opened for them to continue their studies since they cannot study at the university level in Rakhine," Hla Kyaw, a Rohingya teacher in the Thet Kay Pin IDP camp in Sittwe, said recently. The teacher has been privately tutoring a group of 11thgraders at a bamboo house to prepare them for the next academic year. He lamented that just 16 Rohingya students from camps in Sittwe took the Grade 11 exam last March.
graduated from Sittwe in chemistry in 1996. "I often think about a hundred Rohingya students joining the exam next March." More than 150,000 Rohingya Muslims from Sittwe, the capital of Rakhine, were driven from their homes during the sectarian violence in June 2012. At least 200 were believed to have been killed and 13 Muslim quarters out of 14 were burned down.
The government of Myanmar set up temporary camps for hundreds of thousands of internally displace persons, most of them Muslims, around the north of Sittwe. Now entering the third year, there are still no signs that these residents can return to their homes in Sittwe town.
"We fled from the town and took refuge here. I thought it would be a few months. But now temporary means permanent," said Daw Sandar, who runs a pharmacy in the camp.
allowed to operate in the 2014 academic year. In the following year of the violence, Muslim students in IDP camps were depending on a middle school to further their education.
"My daughter was in the 10thgrade when we fled from the violence. But in the camps, there was no high school education available," Daw Sandar said.
University is located just within walking distance from Muslim IDP camps north of Sittwe. It is out of reach for Muslim students.The university entrance is still heavily guarded by riot police in khaki uniform and soldiers in green. Muslim students can only watch with dismay as three-wheel motorcycle taxis carry Rakhine students to the university passing through Bumay, a Muslim village near Sittwe University.
"We are just sitting at teashops or corners of dusty roads, seeing my friends going to the university," said Mohammad Shari, or Maung San Oo, his Burmese name, who was studying psychology before June 2012.
"Of course, I am shattered."Last year Maung San Oo and his friends signed a letter to Sittwe University authorities, requesting to continue their studies. But there were only told that only correspondence courses might be provided. The Education Ministry merely says the situation there is not conducive for Muslim students.
The request letter was sent to U Shwe Kan Kyaw, a student affairs administrator at Sittwe University. When asked about the future of Muslim university students and why they are kept out, he wiped sweat from his face."Decisions for the Muslim students came from Nay Pyi Daw due to security, not from the university. So we can only allow them to reenrol if we get the green light from Nay Pyi Daw.
This education discrimination among the Rohingya Muslim minority with an estimated 1.3 million population reflects a likely apartheid policy in western Myanmar alongside the restrictions on freedom of movement and access to healthcare.
media such as Facebook and the streets of Rakhine. Three Muslim were accused. The incident ignited sectarian violence between Rakhine Buddhist and Muslims across Rakhine in the following days, and hundreds were killed and millions of dollars worth of properties were destroyed.
The government in Nay Pyi Daw now separates and bars the two communities from using barbed wire and security forces on grounds of preventing hatred and further violence.
Many people in the country including those in Rakhine feel that such tactics are fruitless in the long run since they don't address the root causes of the crisis.
"Muslim refugees without hope for education can be more dangerous," said U Khaing Kaung Zan, director of the Wan Latt development foundation in Sittwe.
As Rohingya are banned from higher education,an increasing alternative education resource for Muslim teenagers has become "Madrasa" religious schools set up in the IDP camps and villages.
A major Madrasa is the Dar Paing Madrasa near Sittwe. Ahmad Hussein, the headMaulana, said the student bodies at religious schools have dramatically increased in the past two years from 50 to 350 members.
"Students cannot go to high school and the university. So we are getting more students,"said Ahmad Hussein, who wears a Pakistani long white dress and sports a beard. Asked whether there are extremists among young Rohingyas since they are living in a heart-breaking environment, Hussein said his preference is escape rather than resistance.
"As long as I'm alive, I'll be patient in this situation. If I could not live here, I would be ready to run away elsewhere," he said.
For some teenage Rohingya Muslim students in the private tuition class organised by teacher U Hla Kyaw, escaping from this tragedy takes on another meaning. They believe hard study to get good marks at the university entrance exam is a ticket out.
"I'm trying to get as high marks as I can in order to go to the medical school in Magway," said Maung Soe Than Htut, a 15-year-old Rohingya student referring to one of four medical universities in Myanmar.
"I know if I cannot get good enough grades to attend medical school, I will be still be locked in here," he said.


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The Contactless Resistivity Tester is a device meant for testing electrical resistance on flat and bubble surfaces of semiconductor ingots. Measuring of the resistivity of the silicon ingots is based on the determination of magnetic energy power losses caused by eddy currents inside the ingot. It enables repidity and contactlessness of measurement and does not require special surface treatment before measurement.


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Danny Boy : the story behind the song
The story behind the song
Fred Weatherly
Anthony Mann, 80, is the great-grandson of Fred Weatherly and inherited the copyright of the songwriters works in 1989. He has been a Professor at the University of London and has written numerous academic publications. He is a psychiatrist and lives in London and on the Kent coast.
Having now completed a second, revised edition of his book, he is placing all relevant papers, photos and letters into the archive at the Bath Record Office, Guildhall, High St, Bath BA15AW. They will be available there from September 2021.
In Sunshine And In Shadow:
The family story of Danny Boy
By Anthony Mann
© 2022 Danny Boy : the story behind the song.

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Consideration was given to the report of the Executive Director Place which sought to provide the Panel with an update on enforcement activity since the introduction of the new Corporate Enforcement Policy.
The Food Health & Safety Manager introduced the update. It was stated that the bulk of enforcement action had been informal, with a minority progressing into formal action. This was because it had been found that informal action in the first instance was sufficient in abating the need to take a complaint higher into formal action.
The number of informal enforcement notices had increased in the second half of 2018, this was largely due to the appointment of community wardens.
The Vice-Chairman stated that he estimated that the fixed penalty notices had earned approximately £5,000, which he understood to be £2,500 per community warden. He stated that he felt that while this was good progress, that the Council should be aiming to get to a point where the wardens were generating enough income to fund their own wages.
The Place Manager stated that this was largely due to the fact that the Community Wardens had to act as a pair due to security concerns, but that it was hoped that soon, the provision of body cameras, would mean that they would be able to operate individually, and therefore will be able to provide double the coverage.
Some members stated that they felt it wasn't useful to compare the income of penalty notices against the wages of the Community Wardens because a great deal of their value came from the prevention of further issues.
Members agreed that requiring households to have roadside waste collections, rather than from bins, was exacerbating the issue of litter. Some further stated that they felt that the provision of waste storage ought to be a planning condition.
Members asked if there would be any issue with having CCTV systems installed in problem areas in order to gather evidence. The Place Manager responded that there were GDPR issues related to the Council having cameras installed at fixed positions.
The Vice-Chairman asked whether officer had any knowledge of what the specific GDPR issues of placing CCTV systems were. The Place Manager responded that they would gather this information. The Vice Chairman stated that he felt that there were workarounds for accepting responsibility of CCTV installations and asked officers if some of these could be examined.
The Chairman, in reference to earlier conversation, agreed that supplementary planning guidance should be looked at, but that he felt that this could be a Task Group matter. Members stated in response that there were already multiple planning condition Task Groups in the pipeline and that it would be worth consulting with the other groups to see if a larger, more comprehensive group could be formed out of them all, in order to avoid replication of work. The Chairman agreed that this would be a sensible move and that he would enquire after the other Task Groups to gather opinions on creating such a Task Group.
The Chairman suggested that a further update be presented in 6 months time. Members agreed that this would be useful as it would allow them to examine a full year's effect from the implementation of the policy.
1) That the content of the report be noted.
2) That a further update be presented to the panel in 6 months time.


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Waldo Saavedra (ur. 1961 w Hawanie) − kubański malarz.

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Waldo Saavedra urodził się w Hawanie w 1961 roku. Pierwszą autorską ekspozycję miał w roku 1978. Studiował w Instytucie Sztuk Pięknych w Hawanie, naukę ukończył w roku 1987. W następnych latach był wykładowcą, ilustratorem czasopism, scenografem i dekoratorem. Pod koniec lat 80. osiadł w Meksyku, gdzie zdobył kilka wyróżnień, m.in. na Bienal de Pintura José Clemente Orozco. Jego obrazy znajdują się w kolekcjach w Europie i Stanach Zjednoczonych. Rozgłos przyniosła mu znajomość z późniejszą królową Hiszpanii Letycją, wówczas dziennikarką, z którą zaprzyjaźnił się w 1996 roku, gdy ta pracowała w Guadalajarze dla meksykańskiej gazety Siglo XXI. Letizia Ortiz zgodziła się pozować artyście do serii obrazów olejnych, jej podobizny znalazły się także w tomikach jego poezji, a jej półnaga podobizna na okładce albumu muzycznego jego zespołu oraz na obrazie La Maja.

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Kubańscy malarze
Urodzeni w 1961
Ludzie urodzeni w Hawanie


Spices and plant components are being used more often in food products as natural antimicrobials. Dried plums are effective antimicrobials against foodborne pathogens including Escherichia coli O157:H7. The objective of this experiment was to determine the ability of dried plum mixtures to increase the shelf life of ground beef at refrigeration temperatures. Ground beef (80% lean) was mixed with 6% dried plum mixtures and stored at 45°F. Ground meat containing any of the seven dried plum mixtures remained at the initial total aerobic count of 6 log CFU/gram after 13 days compared to 8.5 log CFU/gram at 13 days for controls (without dried plum).


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Surviving COVID-19: China's Economic Aftermath
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The Economic and Cultural Consequences of a Global Pandemic
Written by: Julie Schneiberg Dating back as early as 165 A.D., there have been ten major global pandemics that have claimed the lives of millions and instilled fear in millions more. But what exactly is classified as a pandemic? According to the Center of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a pandemic is the worldwide spread…
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Written by: Simon Fischer Chinese strongman Xi Jinping has prominently and unabashedly built a high-efficiency, highly-controlled regime since he took over in 2013. His consolidation of power and increasingly growing control over Chinese society has garnered international attention, and one could argue that his regime might be too strong to topple. He seems to have…
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Written by: Michael DeLeers It seems every week a new technological development is making headlines. With companies like Space X, Google, and Apple constantly driving innovation, it is not hard to believe. However, there are also a number of incredibly important technological developments happening under the radar. One of the most critical is 5G, "the…
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Written by: Cormac O'Harrow The Hong Kong protests: a series of demonstrations by hundreds of thousands of people in the streets of Hong Kong, the semi-autonomous territory of islands off the coast of mainland China. Since the territory reverted back to Chinese control from the British in 1997, questions about its sovereignty have loomed heavily…
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Written by: Pooja Gundimeda The people of Hong Kong have been protesting for months now in response to the extradition bill proposed by the local government. The bill would have allowed for criminal suspects to be extradited to the mainland, posing a major threat to democracy as the bill could be used to target activists…
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Written by: Cooper Stewart Unless you have lived under a rock for the last year, you have most likely come across content from the popular social media video app "TikTok". The app enables its users to share short videos of themselves that can be set to music and edited in various ways. Whether you fall…
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Written by: Jui Lin Lu After months of demonstration, Hong Kong's people do not seem to be moving Beijing politics. Millions of Hong Kong citizens are pushing for a democratic government, and the government answered their calls with tear gas and rubber bullets. As Beijing decided to take a hard-line approach toward this issue, it…
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Written by: Zach Lipecki The year is 1899, and the Chinese Boxer Rebellion has just begun with the killing of two priests in Juye County, China. What would follow over the course of the next two years was a dark, albeit short, time in Chinese history; thousands of Christians and foreign missionaries would be hunted…
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Gelles, Gustav "Gus"
1881-1943 | Sales Agent
Gustav "Gus" Gelles was born in Vienna, Austria, on April 10, 1881[1] when his parents were visiting the European city. An American citizen, he was brought back to New York when he was a few months old.
As a young man, Gelles came to Alaska as a representative of the National Grocery Company for the entire territory. His headquarters was in Juneau but he made frequent trips to the north prior to the time that Anchorage became a tent city. In 1920, he permanently moved his headquarters to Anchorage, where he became the manager of the National Grocery Company's interests in western and interior Alaska.[2]
On March 18, 1921, Gelles married Wanda Marie Nolan, who was employed as a bookkeeper and clerk at the Bank of Anchorage. Wanda Nolan was born in Almota, Washington, near Colfax, in Palouse County, on September 18, 1892. She came to Anchorage in 1918 to be a cashier for the Bank of Alaska. In spring 1921, she was locked in the bank vault with the only customer during what was reported to be the first bank robbery in Anchorage. She left her position at the bank to become a mother and housewife. She served on the Anchorage School Board for nine years and ran Gus's office as well.[3]
Gelles was known throughout the Territory of Alaska as the "Optimo Kid" because of his prowess as a sales agent for Optimo Cigars. He was on the first commercial flight from Anchorage to Kodiak with Russel Merrill. He was also instrumental in organizing KFQD, Anchorage's first radio station, the Evan Jones Coal Company, and the Alaska Guides. In 1926, along with A.A. Shonbeck and Alonzo Cope, he organized Anchorage Air Transport, Inc, with Russel Merrill as chief pilot. The first two airplanes were bought from Travel Air Manufacturing Company in Wichita, Kansas. Other local residents who were stockholders in the new venture were Oscar Anderson, Jack Collins, A.D. Balderston, Robert S. Bragaw, Jr., Pete Olson, and Fred Parsons.[4]
Gelles had chartered aviator Russel Merrill in late August 1925 to fly him to Kodiak to meet his customers. The flight was plagued with mechanical failures as well as difficult weather, and they were forced down near Seldovia and the airplane wrecked in a storm, but made it back to Anchorage where Gelles was reported to have stated: "It was a wonderful experience and one I wouldn't have missed for a whole lot. I never saw so many beautiful lakes and such wonderful scenery in my life."[5]
Gelles was constantly promoting Anchorage, and was considered one of its best boosters. In 1935, along with Grant Reed, Herb Reed, and Frank Dorbandt as pilot, he left for Seattle in a Bowman Airways Travel Air. He returned with Dorbandt to Anchorage, becoming the first round-trip passenger on an airplane between Anchorage and the States.
Wanda Nolan Gelles died on October 30, 1940, after a lingering illness. Gustav "Gus" Gelles died on July 27, 1943, at his home after an illness of a few weeks. Their remains are buried in the Elks Tract of the Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery. They were survived by their two daughters, Wanda Gelles Griffin and Katherine Urie, and son, Robert. [6]
Gustav "Gus" Gelles (1880-1943).
Courtesy of the Gelles family.
A Gelles family outing, ca. 1930.
Wanda Nolan Gelles (1892-1940).
Wanda and Gustav "Gus" Gelles, ca. 1930.
Gustav "Gus" with master guide Guy Waddell at Indian, Alaska, 1936.
The Gelles' first home, 602 L Street, Anchorage, 1936.
Robert W. Gelles (1923-1992).
Wanda Gelles in her backyard garden, 1938.
Kathryn Gelles Urie (1925-1989).
The Knik Arms Apartments, which in 1951 replaced the original Gelles home at 602 L Street, Anchorage.
Wanda Gelles Griffin, born in Anchorage, 1922.
[1] Gus Gelles, U.S., Selective Service System, Selective Service Registration Cards, World War II: Fourth Registration, Record Group 147, Records of the Selective Service System, National Archives at St. Louis (St. Louis, MO); U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 [database on-line], http://ancestry.com (accessed July 28, 2016).
[2] "Mrs. Gus Gelles taken by Death," Anchorage Daily Times, October 31, 1940, 8.
[4] John P. Bagoy, Legends & Legacies Anchorage, 1910-1935 (Anchorage: Publications Consultants, 2001), 208-209.
[5] Robert Merrill MacLean and Sean Rossiter, Flying Cold: The Adventures of Russel Merrill, Pioneer Alaskan Aviator (Fairbanks, AK: Epicenter Press, 1994), 32-38.
[6] "Gus Gelles, 63, Succumbs," Anchorage Daily Times, July 28, 1943, 1 and 8.
This biographical sketch of Gustav "Gus" Gelles is based on an essay which originally appeared in John Bagoy's Legends & Legacies, Anchorage, 1910-1935 (Anchorage, AK: Publications Consultants, 2001), 208-209. See also the Gustav "Gus" Gelles file, Bagoy Family Pioneer Files (2004.11), Box 3, Atwood Resource Center, Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center, Anchorage, AK. Photographs courtesy of the Gelles family. Edited by Mina Jacobs, 2012. Note: edited slightly by Bruce Parham, April 8, 2016.
Preferred citation: Mina Jacobs, ed., "Gelles, Gustav 'Gus'," Cook Inlet Historical Society, Legends & Legacies, Anchorage, 1910-1940, http://www.alaskahistory.org.


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Ángel Arteaga de la Guía (Campo de Criptana, província de Ciudad Real, Castella-La Manxa, 28 de gener de 1928 – Madrid, 17 de gener de 1984)  va ser un músic i compositor espanyol.

Biografia
La seva iniciació musical la va realitzar en l'Agrupació Musical de Campo de Criptana, als 14 anys, amb el seu instrument predilecte, el trombó. Amb el qual va poder ingressar en una banda a Madrid, on va prestar el seu servei militar.

En 1950 va ingressar al Reial Conservatori de Música de Madrid, on va cursar estudis de piano, harmonia, fugida i composició amb els professors Vitorino Echebarría, Francisco Calés i Julio Gómez García. Entre 1957 i 1963 va estudiar a la "Staatliche Hochschule für Musik" de Munic amb els mestres Carl Orff i Harald Genzmer (deixeble de Paul Hindemith). Així mateix va realitzar cursos sobre composició i música per a cinema en l'Acadèmia Chigiana de Siena (Itàlia).

Va ser un dels compositors cinematogràfics més prolífic. La seva aportació compositiva creadora en la música de cinema supera les 430 obres, entre elles llargmetratges de ficció, curtmetratges, documentals, vídeos i pel·lícules.
En 1970 va obtenir el Premi Sindical Cinematogràfic per la millor composició per a la pel·lícula "La Celestina", dirigida per César Fernández Ardavín.
En 1969 va compondre música sobre la novel·la d'Arthur Schnitzler "Die Traumnovelle" (La Novel·la Somiada) per a la televisió austríaca a Viena.

A Alemanya es va casar amb Waltraud Pitzenbauer en 1964 i van tenir 4 fills.
Va exercir com a catedràtic al Reial Conservatori de Madrid.

La seva personalitat, tècnica i estil
Músic d'instint, això és, d'idees, el seu pensament estava carregat d'ironia, perceptible clarament en obres com les basades en Ramón Gómez de la Serna. Fugia d'encasellaments i adscripcions a través d'una obra pròpia i molt personal. Per aquesta capacitat, era exigent autocrític i contemplador analític. Resolia en música quant absorbia la seva mirada d'artista plàstic o el seu lirisme de poeta. En el tècnic, lluïa un ofici d'alta qualitat i gran bellesa artesanal.

Ressenyar l'estrena de l'òpera La Mona de Imitación, al Teatro de la Zarzuela (maig de 1973), per Ester Casas, Pedro Farrés i María Aragón, amb direcció escènica de Pérez Sierra i musical d'Odón Alonso.

Premis
 Primer premi en 1961 en el Concurs "Hugo von Montfort" celebrat en Bregenz (Àustria) amb l'obra per a orquestra "Clavileño", entre més de 130 compositors de tot el món. En el mateix any va guanyar l'Accèssit en el Concurs Premi Màlaga" amb l'obra "Pròleg per a orquestra".
 A l'agost de 1962 li van concedir el Premi "Ferdinando Ballo" en un concurs Internacional, celebrat a Viena amb l'obra "Trio para órgano".
 Al març de 1963 se li va concedir el Premi Internacional "Cova de Nerja" atorgat pel Ministeri d'Informació i Turisme que va ser estrenat en Nerja en 1964. En el mateix any se li va ser concedit una pensió per la Fundació Juan March per la realització del ballet "El Bosque animado".
 En 1973 va obtenir el premi de composició "Cercle de Belles arts" amb l'obra "Eloges", cantata sobre poemes de Saint John Perse i estrenat al febrer de 1974 per l'Orquestra Nacional d'Espanya.
 El 15 d'agost de 1961 es va estrenar en els Festivals de Bayreuth l'obra de cambra "Octet", aquesta mateixa obra va ser gravada per a la ràdio a Hamburg i transmesa al novembre del mateix any, interpretant-se l'any 1962 a Siena (Itàlia) i gravada llavors per la BBC de Londres.
 Premi "Hugo Von Monfort" en Bregenz (Àustria) per la seva obra Pròleg per a Orquestra (1961)

Comprèn unes vintenes d'obres estrenades i gravades en Ràdio Nacional d'Espanya.

En 1997 va ser nomenat, a títol pòstum, Fill Predilecte de Campo de Criptana, juntament amb el també músic i compositor Manuel Angulo Sepúlveda. I al gener de 2006 es va publicar el seu disc Retrat amb una selecció de les seves obres més representatives, per part de l'Orquestra Ciutat de Granada, sota la direcció de José Luis Temes.

Principals composicions
Al costat de la seva activitat docent com a catedràtic d'harmonia del Real Conservatori de Música de Madrid, Ángel Arteaga va ser un destacat compositor. Així, és possible destacar les seves principals obres:

 Obres de cambra: Improvisación y Canon, Cuatro Improvisaciones (para viola y piano, 1960), Cuatro Piezas, Músicas de Don Quijote, Música para un festival cervantino i Divertimento.

 Obres corals: Eloges (sobre Saint John Perse, 1963, pel qual en 1967 va rebre accèssit en el Concurs Simfònic Coral de Guipúscoa), Kontakion (sobre la litúrgia bizantina), 1962), Himnos Medievales y Kinderlied.

 Obres vocals: Santo de Palo (sobre Pedro Salinas, 1972).

 Obres per instruments sols: Sonatina estilo clásico, Segunda palabra (que glosa sense cantar un text de Gerardo Diego, 1971), Abisiphon y Trio para órgano.

 Obres per instruments varis: Octetos, Irradiaciones, Contextura, Contexto II, Simplicisimus, Sonata a tres, Concertante y Fin de Curso. Obres pel teatre: La mona de imitación (òpera de cambara, estrenada en maig de 1973 al Teatro de la Zarzuela de Madrid). El bosque de Sama (òpera per nens) i Tres rosas de Aranjuez (ballet en col·laboració amb Manuel Angulo).
bres per a cinema compusó al voltant de 434 llargmetratges, curtmetratges, vídeos i pel·lícules. La més destacada La Celestina,'' dirigida per César Fernández Ardavin, va obtenir el premi Sindical Cinematogràfic a la millor composició.

Operes

 La Celestina: Veu i orquestra, encàrrec de Juan March.
 La Mona de Imitación (1958): Opera de cambra, estrenada a la Zarzuela en 1972.
 El Bosque de Sama (Fábulas): Estrenada a San Lorenzo de El Escorial en 1979.

Ballet

 El bosque animado: Encàrrec de Juan March.
 Sara Lezana  (sense títol)

Referències

Enllaços externs
 Ángel Arteaga – Retrato

Músics espanyols
Persones de la província de Ciudad Real
Morts a Madrid


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Q: How to disable a button with OnClientClick event and enable OnClick event and run Server side Code? How to disable a button with OnClientClick event and execute serverside code simultaneously with OnClick funtion? I tried and dod not work. Can someone please help me?

function disableButton(SaveDetailsButton) {
  var btn = document.getElementById("<%=SaveDetailsButton.ClientID %>").removeAttribute('disabled');
  btn.enabled = false;
}
<div class="row">
  <asp:Button ID="SaveDetailsButton" runat="server" CssClass="btn btn-success btn-lg" BackColor="#2b5797" ForeColor="White" Font-Names="Georgia" Text="Save Details" OnClick="SaveDetailsButton_Click" OnClientClick="javascript:disableButton(this.id);" />
</div>

A: shouldn't you be adding disable attribute
document.getElementById("<%=SaveDetailsButton.ClientID %>").setAttribute("disabled", "disabled");


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Winning the National Lottery could be made easier to boost flagging sales
Camelot may also slash ticket prices after 8.8% fall in sales meant less cash for good causes
Jeremy Armstrong
The National Lottery's ticket prices and number of balls could be cut to entice more people to play the game.
Organiser Camelot saw an 8.8% fall in ticket sales to £6.92 billion during 2016-17, which meant there was £273 million less for good causes. A total of £1.6bn went to good causes in the last financial year.
The drop comes after extra balls were added to raise the odds of winning to one in 45 million – even though Camelot hoped that rolling jackpots would attract more players.
Now a review, which is being overseen by Nigel Railton, will focus on commercial plans to boost sales performance, investment in technology and systems and the current business structure.
According to the Mirror, as well as cutting the number of balls, the ticket price may also be dropped.
The flagging sales have been acknowledged by Jo Taylor, chairman of Camelot, who said sales were down, for the Lotto draw in particular.
Speaking to The Mirror, he said: "There's clearly work to be done to re-engage players and address the performance of our draw-based games – and this is one key area that Nigel is focusing on as part of the wider review he is conducting.
"Given the current climate of economic uncertainty and increasing competition from the gambling sector, we expect 2017/18 to be equally, if not more, challenging for The National Lottery."
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A Camelot spokesperson said: "The review has only just kicked off and is focusing on four key business areas.
"Plans for draw-based games – including Lotto, EuroMillions and Thunderball – are only one part of this wide-ranging review.
"We'll be a providing an update on this later this year and it is far too early to speculate on any potential outcomes.
"Our retail partners are vital to helping us deliver over £30 million a week for UK Good Causes and each retailer makes an average of £6,500 in annual commission from selling National Lottery tickets.
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"So, it is important that we continue to all work together for the best possible outcome for Good Causes, players and retailers."
One retailer also told the Mirror: "They have to look at every avenue to change this. If that means a return to the old format with fewer balls or even a price cut, then so be it.
"There is a lot of disquiet about the fall in sales. I am wondering if it is worth keeping the terminal going, and I am not the only one."
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The new format also has a raffle draw which creates one £1 million winner and 20 winners of £20,000.
But the balls were drawn 12 times before a previous jackpot of £25 million was won and before that the prize money was rolled over for more than a month.


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Résultats et tournois de la saison 2 du PokerStars Festival.

Résultats et tournois

Londres

Main Event
 Lieu : Hippodrome Casino, Londres,
 Prix d'entrée :
 Date : Du 24 au
 Nombre de joueurs :  675 (+ 177)
 Prize Pool :
 Nombre de places payées :  127

High Roller
 Lieu : Hippodrome Casino, Londres,
 Prix d'entrée :
 Date : 23 et
 Nombre de joueurs :  142 (+ 22)
 Prize Pool :
 Nombre de places payées :  23

Marbella

Main Event
 Lieu : Casino Marbella, Marbella,
 Prix d'entrée :
 Date : Du 6 au
 Nombre de joueurs :
 Prize Pool :
 Nombre de places payées :  154

High Roller
 Lieu : Casino Marbella, Marbella,
 Prix d'entrée :
 Date : Du 8 au
 Nombre de joueurs :  149 (+ 26)
 Prize Pool :
 Nombre de places payées :  23

Lille

Main Event
 Lieu : Casino Barrière de Lille, Lille,
 Prix d'entrée :
 Date : Du 18 au
 Nombre de joueurs :  627 (+232)
 Prize Pool :
 Nombre de places payées :  127

High Roller
 Lieu : Casino Barrière de Lille, Lille,
 Prix d'entrée :
 Date : Du 20 et
 Nombre de joueurs :  141 (+ 28)
 Prize Pool :
 Nombre de places payées :  23

Notes et références

Notes

Références

PokerStars Festival
Poker en 2018


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Choosing His Own Adventure
At Widener, triple major Evan Davis has found the flexibility to pursue both his analytic and artistic interests.
Business Analytics, Finance, Management Major
Career Plan: Sky's the Limit
Don't try to put Evan Davis '21 into a box.
On paper, he seems like a "numbers person," triple majoring in business analytics, finance, and management.
But Evan is a self-described "artsy guy," who attributes his creativity to his late grandmother. He's a writer, musician, photographer, and comic book enthusiast who pens his own stories.
At Widener, Evan has had the opportunity and flexibility to pursue it all – business, arts, leadership, and multiple study abroad trips.
With a wide range of student organizations at his fingertips, Evan has found a place within both Widener's Money Club (a student-managed investment fund group), and The Blue Route (an undergraduate literary journal).
Through peer mentoring and Alpha Phi Omega, a co-ed service fraternity, Evan fulfills his Superman-inspired desire to help others.
I always feel like I can be doing more. Widener provided the tools and opportunities that I've taken advantage of with my immense, internal motivation. — Evan Davis '21
In addition to his three majors, Evan will have several business certificates under his belt when he graduates: "Widener gives me access to so many great opportunities I wouldn't have had elsewhere. These experiences and opportunities give me a great competitive advantage heading into the workforce."
Evan serves as the student trustee on Widener's Board of Trustees. In this role, he's gaining an appreciation for the value of long-term thinking: "As a young person, thinking five years in the future, that's a quarter of my life, so I didn't do that very often. Being on the board is getting me more accustomed to longer-term ideas."
Evan placed second in a global student app development contest hosted by Mendix. His app, originally designed for Widener's Small Business Development Center, was featured at Widener's Student Project Day. That's where a Mendix representative saw it and encouraged him to enter the contest, while others in attendance told him to reach out for potential job opportunities.
Down but Never Out: Alumnus Shares his Transformational College Experience with the Next Generation
Dante DiBattista
"I attribute much of what has happened to me to Widener."
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Danielle Laskowski
"This program gave me the protocol to follow and has taught me how to be a great ultrasound technician. This is the stepping stone to get me there."
Building A Career to Impact the Industry and Future Engineers
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""I feel like if I went to a bigger school I wouldn't have been able to, or felt comfortable enough to, interact with the professors the way I did at Widener.""
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Jean McLean's notes: Both Adam and the official write grammatically incomplete syntax, so a smooth translation is difficult. Adam's spelling implies the French port of Le Havre as departure; using "lie" in reference to a port implies that he was already aboard a ship lying in the harbor. I infer New York as their destination, based on the railway name. Schnabel is an unusual German name, meaning "bird's beak".