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To Cite: Ataei M. Comparison of Bedside Sonography with Ct Scan in Diagnosis of Pneumothorax, Iran J Radiol. Online ahead of Print ; 14(Special Issue):e47996. doi: 10.5812/iranjradiol.47996.
Background: Ultrasound is the choice modality in the unstable patients and after performing certain procedures, such as a thoracentesis or the placement of a central venous line, which helps to rule out an iatrogenic pneumothorax. Upright AP radiograph has less sensitivity in diagnosing pneumothorax in comparison with ultrasound. Ct scan is more sensitive in diagnosis occult pneumothoraces but Bedside ultrasound is prefferedt in unstable situations without any radiation exposure.so we aimed to compare sensitivity of sonography with ct scan in patients who are suspicious to pneumothorax after thoracentesis or the placement of a central venous line or intubatin.
Results: The result of CT and sonography was the same in 38 case (18 case pneumothorax and 20 case without pneumothorax) 2 cases with small occult pneumothorax were not diagnosed with sonography but pneumothorax was reported at CT scan.
Conclusions: Sonography is valuable method in diagnosis pneumothorax in unstable patients after invasive thoracic procedures.


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Public to comment on 1st-in-nation tobacco ban
Public to comment on 1st-in-nation tobacco ban Public to comment on 1st-in-nation tobacco ban Check out this story on fdlreporter.com: http://fondul.ac/1umDRMo
By AMY CRAWFORDAssociated Press Published 9:12 a.m. CT Nov. 12, 2014 | Updated 9:39 a.m. CT Nov. 12, 2014
Six retailers sold tobacco products to minors.(Photo: ARM file)
WESTMINSTER, Mass. (AP) — A proposed first-in-the-nation ban on sales of all tobacco and nicotine products has bitterly divided this small community, and health officials are bracing for an onslaught of opinions as they consider the move.
Westminster's Board of Health said it was expecting a strong turnout Wednesday evening, and it was meeting in a school cafeteria rather than in its usual cramped conference room at Town Hall. A final decision was expected later.
Officials in the central Massachusetts town said they're fed up with bubblegum-flavored cigars, electronic cigarettes and other new products that appeal to young people. They said the easiest course of action is to enact a total ban on all sales within town lines.
The American Lung Association said Westminster would be the first community in the U.S. to take such sweeping action.
Town health agent Elizabeth Swedberg has the support of nonsmokers like Vicki Tobin, who said she'd like to keep cigarettes out of sight — and mind — of her three young boys.
"I just think it's a great step in a positive way to promote a healthy town, a healthy lifestyle," she said.
But shopkeeper Brian Vincent, whose country store on Main Street sells $100,000 worth of tobacco products a year, said he's collected at least 900 signatures on a petition against the ban. Vincent said smokers will simply make their purchases in other towns, and probably buy their gas and groceries there as well.
"Having other adults decide what legal item we're not allowed to consume just makes you wonder: If this passes, what could be next? Sugar? Bacon?" he said.
Tobacco industry groups also have called the proposal a "bad policy" that would harm local employers.
Associated Press writer Rodrique Ngowi contributed to this report.
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This isn't a typical school field trip to the Capitol. These high school students are members of the South Texas Youth Congress, a nonprofit started in 2013 to involve South Texas high school students in public policymaking. The program's executive director, a Corpus Christi educator named Armando Villarreal, modeled the STYC after the Iowa Youth Congress, which he started when he was director of the Iowa Division of Latino Affairs. The STYC currently has 28 members from 14 South Texas counties, each of them voted into the congress by their high school classmates, school administrators and alumni of STYC.
For the past two days, Levrier-Howell, Carreon and 14 other teenagers have been lobbying legislators to pass House Bill 3467, which would allow graduate and medical students to take specialized classes from experts outside of the region via high-speed video streaming. The high school students came up with the idea for the bill, debated and agreed upon its language, and then persuaded state Rep. Armando "Mando" Martinez (D-Weslaco) to carry it.
But now the bill is stuck in a House committee, and the students are making their case to legislators to get the bill moving. After a few minutes, the students find the speaker's office and Levrier-Howell opens the stately etched-glass door that leads into the reception area. The five young women file inside. Levrier-Howell, the group's vice president, is confident and poised. She asks the woman at the front desk, Megan Collins, if they can meet with an education policy analyst about their bill. Collins disappears into the depths of the cavernous office.
At the speaker's office, Collins, the young staffer, returns with disappointing news. The woman in charge of education policy is busy and can't meet with them. Collins offers to meet with the group and pass their concerns along to Speaker Straus.
Levrier-Howell and the other students follow her into a meeting room, where she, Carreon and the others launch into a pitch for their bill, and how access to post-grad video courses will help their community. "How much will this cost?" Collins wonders, furrowing her brow.
"What we're asking for first is a feasibility study to determine the cost and where the money might come from," says Levrier-Howell.
Afterward, the students regroup in the hallway. Levrier-Howell says they'll swing by Straus' office again later to see if they can meet the education staffer then. "You have to keep going back," she says.
The high school students are pragmatic about their chances of passing their bill this session. More than most adults, they already understand that getting something passed in the Legislature takes persistence, and probably more than one legislative session. But they have their whole lives in front of them and plenty of time.


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Olenecamptus är ett släkte av skalbaggar. Olenecamptus ingår i familjen långhorningar.

Dottertaxa till Olenecamptus, i alfabetisk ordning

 Olenecamptus affinis
 Olenecamptus albidus
 Olenecamptus albovittatus
 Olenecamptus anogeissi
 Olenecamptus australis
 Olenecamptus basalis
 Olenecamptus beardsleyi
 Olenecamptus blairi
 Olenecamptus circulifer
 Olenecamptus clarus
 Olenecamptus compressipes
 Olenecamptus detzneri
 Olenecamptus diversemaculatus
 Olenecamptus dominus
 Olenecamptus duodilloni
 Olenecamptus ethiopicus
 Olenecamptus formosanus
 Olenecamptus fukutomii
 Olenecamptus giraffa
 Olenecamptus griseipennis
 Olenecamptus grisescens
 Olenecamptus hebridarum
 Olenecamptus indianus
 Olenecamptus indicus
 Olenecamptus laosensis
 Olenecamptus lineaticeps
 Olenecamptus lumawigi
 Olenecamptus macari
 Olenecamptus malayensis
 Olenecamptus mordkovitshi
 Olenecamptus nigromaculatus
 Olenecamptus nubilus
 Olenecamptus octomaculatus
 Olenecamptus octopustulatus
 Olenecamptus olenus
 Olenecamptus palawanus
 Olenecamptus patrizii
 Olenecamptus pedongensis
 Olenecamptus porcellus
 Olenecamptus pseudostrigosus
 Olenecamptus quadriplagiatus
 Olenecamptus quietus
 Olenecamptus rhodesianus
 Olenecamptus rufus
 Olenecamptus sandacanus
 Olenecamptus sarawakensis
 Olenecamptus senegalensis
 Olenecamptus sexplagiatus
 Olenecamptus shanensis
 Olenecamptus siamensis
 Olenecamptus signaticollis
 Olenecamptus similis
 Olenecamptus somalius
 Olenecamptus somereni
 Olenecamptus strigosus
 Olenecamptus subobliteratus
 Olenecamptus superbus
 Olenecamptus tagalus
 Olenecamptus taiwanus
 Olenecamptus tessellata
 Olenecamptus timorensis
 Olenecamptus triplagiatus
 Olenecamptus vittaticollis
 Olenecamptus zanzibaricus

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The Hit-Makers
Par dion1 le 9 November 2020 à 14:30
Thanks to Marv Goldberg
The Hit-Makers (Harlem, New York)
1959 - I Can't Take It Anymore / Too Cool (Angle Tone 1104)
Unfortunately, no information on this group from Harlem, New York, except that they had a very good single record on Angletone (1104) : "Too Cool" b/w "I Can't Take It Anymore" in 1959. Tommy Robinson's Atlas Records, originally based on 125th St. in New York's Harlem, was one of the first culturally significant record labels founded and operated by a Black owner. From 1951 until the early 1970s, the company specialized in R&B, evolving from urban blues and jazz in the beginning to doo wop music in the late 1950s -- their first release in December of 1951 was "Rock H-Bomb Rock" by H-Bomb Ferguson.
In 1953, he started recording vocal groups, which heralded his entry into the doo wop field with the Caverliers Quartet. Other harmony groups and a cappella outfits that came aboard included the Revels, the Travelers, the Fi-Tones (the reorganized Caverliers), the Parakeets, the Gypsies (who had more of a jump sound), the Five Dukes, and the Lincolns. None of Atlas's releases ever charted nationally -- the company was essentially a one-man operation, and lacked the promotional clout and money to push songs that high nationwide -- but their artists were fixtures on local and regional charts. As for the diversity of material here, it runs the gamut from raunchy, heavily R&B-flavored numbers like the Caverliers' "Dynaflow" (a great unheralded car song with a real cool sax solo) and the Gypsies' jumping "Young Girl to Calypso," to smooth near-pop like "Lenora" by the Travelers. This collection also includes a pair of unreleased numbers by the Travelers and the Fi-Tones.
I Can't Take It Anymore / Too Cool
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Scunthorpe United have admitted the chase for Rangers midfielder Matt Crooks is now out of their hands.
The Iron had been hopeful of signing Crooks, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Glanford Park, and put in a bid for the player.
Chairman Peter Swann said in an interview on Radio Humberisde that that bid has not been accepted but one from another club, which is believed to be Northampton, has been accepted.
Swann said that the offer they have made for Crooks was the best they could do and he would not get into a bidding war for the player.
In the interview, Swann said: "They have not accepted our bid but have accepted one from another club.
Manager Graham Alexander has already spoken to the former Accrington man and said that those conversations had been positive.
He is now hoping that Crooks comes back to Glanford Park but said the decision lies with the player and Rangers.
"There is more than one club interested in signing him and we are obviously one of them," he told the Telegraph.
"We had a good relationship since he came in on loan. He enjoyed his time here and we enjoyed having him here.
"We feel we made a very good offer for who we are and the decision is not just Matt but Rangers as well.
"We are just playing a waiting game. We are hopeful and positive but understand players have their value.


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Working on the late shift — first drink of the day.
Pull a chair up to the table, have to look the other way.
What kind of place am I in? And who's this over here?
Shaking through the silver bubbles climbing through my beer.
Won't let it move me, but I can't sit still.
Staring through the smoke haze — plaid shirts in the night.
Well, I'm making sure that everything is zipped up tight.
Who's that jumping on the table? Putting tonic in my gin?
Brushing silken dollars on her cold white skin.
She could have been sweet seventeen. There again, well, so could I.
There was a tear drop sparkle on the inside of her thigh.
Going to fetch myself a cold beer. I've got to get a grip.
Find some place to touch down. Find a landing strip.
Last one out is a cold duck. Padding down the road.
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Die Schlacht von Sagunt war Teil der Napoleonischen Kriege in Spanien und umfasste die am 23. September 1811 beginnende Belagerung der alten Festung Saguntum, den gescheiterten Entsatzversuch in der Schlacht von Murviedro durch die Spanier (25. Oktober 1811) sowie die Einnahme der Festung Sagunt am 26. Oktober durch die Franzosen. Der Sieg ermöglichte den Vormarsch auf Valencia das am 9. Januar 1812 in französische Hände fiel.

Vorgeschichte
Unter dem Kommando von General Louis Gabriel Suchet schloss die französische Armee in Katalonien die Belagerung von Tortosa am 2. Januar 1811 und die Belagerung von Tarragona am 29. Juni 1811 erfolgreich ab. Bei diesen Kämpfen hatten die Franzosen etwa 4300 Soldaten verloren, konnte aber zwei Drittel der gegnerischen Armee von Katalonien, also etwa 15.000 spanische Soldaten außer Gefecht setzen. Die erfolgreiche Eroberung von Tarragona brachte Suchet die Erhebung zum Marschall von Frankreich ein. Am 27. Juli erreichten erste französische Truppen Sagunt, die zunächst nur 2.500 Spanier verteidigten. Die gleichzeitig von Suchet betriebene Belagerung von Figueras endete am 19. August mit der spanischen Kapitulation. Am 25. August befahl Marschall Louis-Alexandre Berthier, dem französischen Befehlshaber in Aragonien und Westkatalonien, die Invasion nach Valencia zu beginnen.

Marschall Suchet ließ seine etwa 30.000 Mann starke Armee am 13. September von Morella und Teruel in zwei Kolonnen in Richtung Valencia vormarschieren. Zur Deckung seiner rückwärtigen Verbindungen ließ er etwa 7.000 Mann in Lerida, am Montserrat und in Tarragona zurück. Die Franzosen hatten ihren Belagerungspark in Tortosa gelassen und nahmen an, sie könnten Valencia überraschen und einnehmen, wenn sie schnell genug vormarschierten. Am 15. September begannen drei französischen Kolonnen mit dem Vormarsch nach Süden. Zwei Tage später überholte Suchet die linke Kolonne bei Peñiscola, wobei ein Bataillon und einige Husaren zurückblieben. Am 19. September vereinigte sich die mittlere Kolonne, die Division Palombini mit der linken Kolonne. General Blake schickte die Vorhut der Division des General José Obispo ab, um Harispes Division am Barraques-Pass zu blockieren. Harispe erkannte die Absicht und nahm eine östliche Nebenstraße, um den Truppen unter Obispo auszuweichen. Harispes Truppen marschierte weiter das Tal des Mijares-Flusses zur Küste hinunter, um sich mit den beiden anderen Kolonnen zu vereinigen. In Cabanes vereinigte sich Suchets Armee mit den Divisionen von Harispe und Palombini (Italiener), so dass er über rund 26.000 Mann verfügte. Am 21. September erreichten die Franzosen Villarreal, zwei Tage später standen sie vor Almenara, dicht vor Sagunt. Die Burg von Sagunt thronte auf einem felsigen Hügel südlich des Rio Palancia. Die Zitadelle verfügte über einen starken Verteidigungswall, der an der Seeseite durch Klippen geschützt wurde. Die westlich davon befindliche Kleinstadt Murviedro zählte damals etwa 6000 Einwohner. Im Jahr 1811 wurde Murviedro in San Fernando de Sagunto umbenannt und dann allgemein nach den antiken Namen Sagunto benannt.

Spanischer Entsatzplan

Die spanische Junta in Cádiz hatte General Joaquin Blake zum Generalkapitän von Katalonien ernannt, ihm unterstanden damit die Truppen von Murcia, Valencia und von Aragon. In Valencia sammelte sich eine spanische Entsatzarmee mit etwa 25.300 Mann, um die Garnison zu entsetzen. Blakes Veteranen aus der Schlacht von Albuera bildeten das 2. Armeekorps (Armee von Valencia) unter General O`Donnell, Generalleutnant Nicolas de Mahy y Romo führte das 3. Armeekorps (Armee von Murcia) heran und die 4. Reservekorps wurde von General Lardizábal geführt. Die spanische Armee zog sich nach Ankunft der Franzosen nach Valencia zurück und hinterließ zur Verteidigung der Burg von Saguntum nur fünf Bataillone (etwa 2700 Mann) mit 17 Geschützen und 3 schweren Haubitzen unter dem Kommando von Oberst Luis Maria Andriani.

General Blake erreichte Sagunt am 12. Juli mit seiner Expeditionsarmee, allerdings war nur ein geringer Teil seiner Truppen angemessen ausgerüstet und ausgebildet. Zudem schwächten Krankheiten die Kampfkraft seiner Truppen. Sein ehrgeiziger Plan sah vor, die Armee von Suchet südlich von Saguntum anzugreifen und ihn festzuhalten, während der Rest der Truppen einen flankierenden Marsch machen sollte, der den französischen rechten Flügel zu umfassen hatte. Für den frontalen Angriff wählte er die Veteranen unter Lardizábal und Zayas, die von der Hälfte der valencianischen Kavallerie unter General Caro und der Reserve-Division unter General Velasco unterstützt werden sollte. Insgesamt sollten etwa 10.500 Mann den Hauptangriff führen und dabei durch drei Batterien unterstützt werden.

Belagerung von Saguntum, 23. September – 26. Oktober 1811

Am 23. September traf die etwa 26.000 Mann starke französische Armee vor Saguntum ein. Marschall Suchet entschied, dass er keinen Angriff auf Valencia riskieren könnte, bevor er Saguntum erobert hatte und begann mit der Belagerung. Die Division von General Habert lagerte im Norden auf den Höhen von Cabeçol dicht vor Murviedro, überquerte dann den Rio Palancia, errichtete Barrikaden und begann den Burgberg einzuschließen. Die Division von General Harispe lagerte südlich von Murviedro am Fuß der Höhe von Gausa. Die neapolitanische Division unter General Palombini lagerte im Nordwesten zwischen Petrés und Gilet im Nordwesten und sperrten die Straße nach Aragonien ab. Es fehlte aber noch das Belagerungsgerät, welches für einen Angriff auf die Zitadelle notwendig war. Die Spanier hatten um den langen, schmalen Hügel die Wehrmauer neu ausgebaut und in vier Abschnitte mit Quermauern unterteilt. Am westlichen Ende des Hügels, gegenüber dem leichtesten Abhang, hatten sie eine neue Geschützbatterie installiert, auf dem höchsten Punkt des Hügels befand sich die Geschützbatterie San Fernando. Am östlichen Ende des Hügels befanden sich die beiden Batterien Menacho und Doyle. Die Verstärkung des französischen Belagerungsringes machte schnell Fortschritte. Der erste Angriff erfolgte in der Nacht vom 27. auf den 28. September. Die Franzosen hatten Lücken am nördlichen Mauerwall festgestellt, wo die Spanier die alte Holzwand noch nicht durch Mauerwerk ersetzt hatten. Für den ersten Angriff wurden zwei Kolonnen mit jeweils 300 Mann angesetzt, weitere 300 Soldaten wurden in Murviedro als Reserve bereitgehalten. Die beiden Kolonne erreichten die alte Zisterne, etwa 120 Meter vor der ausgemachten Schwachstelle an der Mauer, ohne zunächst entdeckt zu werden. Beim folgenden Kampf konnten einige Abteilungen sogar mehrmals die Mauer erklimmen, konnten aber ihre Positionen nirgends behaupten. Die Franzosen setzten auch vergebens ihre Reserve ein, wodurch die Gesamtzahl der beim Angriff Beteiligten auf 900 Mann stieg. Erst kurz vor Tagesanbruch setzte Suchet den Angriff aus. Die Franzosen hatten während des Angriffs 247 Tote verloren, während die Spanier trotz der heftigen Kämpfe nur 15 Tote und 30 Verwundeten aufwiesen. Das Fort Oropesa wurde am 10. und 11. Oktober gestürmt, die ersten schweren Geschütze trafen am 12. Oktober ein. Die Franzosen hatten die letzten drei Wochen genutzt, die Verankerungen für die ankommenden Batterien bereit zu machen. Ihre Arbeit konnte wegen den vollständigen Mangel an schweren Geschützen bei den Spaniern fast ungehindert erfolgen.

Am 16. Oktober waren alle Belagerungsgeschütze eingetroffen und verankert, die Bombardierung der Festung wurde eingeleitet. Die französischen Geschütze schlugen am Nachmittag des 18. Oktober in der südwestlichen Seite der Mauern eine Bresche und an diesem Abend befahl Suchet einen zweiten Sturmangriff. Dieser Angriff machte aber weniger Fortschritte als der erste, denn die französischen Ingenieure hatten die Situation falsch eingeschätzt. In der Bresche stellten die herausgebrochenen Steinblöcke ein großes Hindernis dar. Die Franzosen kamen nicht an die Bresche heran und mussten den Angriff nach Verlust von 300 Mann abbrechen.

Das langsame Fortschreiten der Belagerung stellte General Blake, den Befehlshaber der spanischen Armee von Valencia in Zugzwang. Er hatte zunächst nicht die Absicht, die Belagerten zu entlasten, weil er der Meinung war, dass seine Armee den Franzosen im Feld nicht gewachsen war. Mitte Oktober musste er sich aber zum Entsatz entschließen, um nicht von der Junta abgesetzt zu werden. Zudem wurde die Armee von Murcia unter General Mahy, die über Cuenca heranmarschierte, am linken Flügel erwartet. Am 23. Oktober schob sich die Vorhut der Spanier nach Liria, etwa 30 Kilometer südlich von Sagunto vor, die Masse der spanischen Armee lagerte aber noch in der Nähe von Valencia und wurde erst am folgenden Tag nach Sagunt nachgeschoben. In der Nacht des 24. Oktober bezog Blake sein Hauptquartier in El Puig, etwa 10 km südlich von Sagunt. Die Division von General Jose Zayas brauchte wegen der schlechten Wege länger als erwartet, um El Puig zu erreichen. Im Westen lagerte General Juan Caro mit drei Kavallerie-Brigaden zwischen Puig und dem Kloster Cartuja de Ara Christi. Weiter links ließen sich die Truppen von Lardizábal mit 3000 Mann in der Ebene von Cartuja nieder. Am Abend trafen sich die Offiziere im Hauptquartier von Blake in El Puig und erhielten die entsprechenden Angriffsbefehle für den folgenden Tag.

Französische Armee von Katalonien
Marschall Louis Gabriel Suchet

1. Division, General Louis François Félix Musnier, 4829 Mann
 Brigadegeneral Louis Benoît Robert
 Brigadegeneral Florentin Ficatier

2. Division, General Jean Isidore Harispe, 4762 Mann
 Brigadegeneral Marie Auguste Paris
 Brigadegeneral Józef Chłopicki

3. Division, General Pierre-Joseph Habert, 3459 Mann
 Brigadegeneral Louis François Élie Pelletier, Graf Montmarie
 Brigadegeneral Nicolas Bronikowski

Italienische Division, General Giuseppe Federico Palombini 7600 Mann
 Brigadegeneral Vertigier Saint Paul
 Brigadegeneral Éloi Charles Balathier
 Neapolitanische Brigade: General Claude Antoine Compère

 Kavallerie: Brigadegeneral André Joseph Boussart, 2405 Mann
 Artillerie: General Sylvain-Charles Valée, 1800 Mann
 Sappeure General Joseph Rogniat, 600 Mann

Total Etwa 25.500 Mann

Reserve-Division General Honoré Charles Reille

 Brigadegeneral Claude Marie Joseph Pannetier, 2834 Mann
 Brigadegeneral Jean Raymond Charles Bourke, 3961 Mann
 Kavallerie: 800 Mann
 Artillerie: 1153 Mann

Division General Filippo Severoli, 4370 Mann

Total Etwa 13.100 Mann

Spanische Armee
General Joaquín Blake y Joyes

1. Armeekorps
 Division General Miguel Lardizabal y Uribe, 2972 Mann
 Division General José Pascual de Zayas y Chacón, 2550 Mann
 Kavallerie: General Casimiro Loy, 294 Mann

2. Armeekorps Generalleutnant Carlos O'Donnell
 Division General José Miranda, 3964 Mann
 Division General José Obispo, 3400 Mann
 Division General Pedro Villacampa, 3352 Mann
 Reservedivision General Velasco, 3670 Mann
 Kavallerie: General San Juan de Caro, 1721 Mann

3. Armeekorps Generalleutnant Nicolás de Mahy y Romo
 Brigade General Juan Creagh, 2218 Mann
 Brigade General Eugenio Palafox, Conde de Montijo, 2410 Mann
 Kavallerie: 826 Mann

Garnison Sagunto
 2663 unter Oberst Luis Maria Andriani

Garnison Valencia
 Artillerie: 1654 Mann
 Sappeure: 421 Mann

Total Etwa 28.500 Mann

Schlacht bei Murviedro am 25. Oktober 1811
Die Spanier griffen am 25. Oktober um 8 Uhr morgens an. Das Schlachtfeld war weiträumig mit Oliven- und Maulbeerbäumen besäumt. Dieser Umstand behinderte am Beginn der Schlacht den Aufmarsch der Spanier, ermöglichte aber nach der Niederlage den geordneten Rückzug. Insgesamt warf Blake 10.500 Spanier gegen den linken Flügel und etwa 16.000 Mann gegen den rechten Flügel der Franzosen. Im Zentrum der Spanier ließ General Carlos O'Donnell mit seinen Divisionen Villacampa und Miranda angreifen, während auf der rechten Seite die Division Obispo später eintreten sollte. Das spanische Mitteltreffen stand hinter den zwei kleinen Hügeln von El Germanells. Die Division Miranda wurde mit seiner Division zwischen El Germanells und Rafelbuñol eingesetzt. Der linke Flügel unter General Mahy und San Juan hatten O'Donnells Angriff zu unterstützen, während zwei weitere Murcia-Bataillone unter Oberst O'Ronan zwischen den Divisionen Miranda und Obispo die Mitte verstärkten. Am linken Flügel der Spanier konzentrierten sich nach und nach etwa 14.300 Mann und 1700 Reiter, die von 14 Geschützen unterstützt wurden. Im Osten, am Meer gab eine englische Korvette mit 18 Kanonen und 7 spanische Kanonenboote Feuerschutz. Marschall Suchet warf den Gegnern etwa 17.000 Mann entgegen. Er gab der italienischen Brigade (4 Bataillone) unter Balathier und zwei Bataillone des 117. Linien-Regiments der Division Habert, den Befehl die Blockade von Sagunt aufrecht zu halten. Darüber hinaus wurden 3 neapolitanische Bataillone der Division Compère in Gilet stationiert, um bei etwaige Flankenangriffe der Armee Blake sofort eingreifen zu können.
Als rangältester Offizier übernahm General Chlopicki den Befehl über den rechten Flügel, hier nahm die Brigade Robert eine starke Stellung ein, die von Dragonern unterstützt wurde.
General Harispe sollte eine Brigade nach rechts verschieben, um die Straße nach Liria zu schützen und um später den Rückzug der Spanier nach Valencia unterbinden zu können. Auf seinem linken Flügel bis zum Meere, platzierte Suchet die Division Habert mit etwa 3000 Soldaten, darunter zwei Schwadronen Dragoner. Im Val de Jesus hielten sich die Truppen unter Generalmajor Harispe, seine Avantgarde bildeten 3 Schwadronen Husaren, zwischen der Infanterie stellte er seine Artillerie. Hinter der Division Harispe stand General Palombini mit vier italienischen Bataillonen als Verstärkung bereit. Dazwischen befanden sich drei Kürassier-Schwadronen die von General Boussart befehligt wurden. Die Gesamtzahl der Männer im Val de Jesus betrug rund 10.000 Mann.

Das spanische Korps unter Lardizábal rückte in zwei Kolonnen vor, eine entlang des Camino Real in Richtung Hostaletz und die zweite Kolonne in Richtung der Hügel neben dem Val de Jesús. Zayas Division versuchte durch ihren Vormarsch bei Puçol an der rechte Flanke die Lücke entlang der Küste zu schließen. Suchet glaubte noch daran, dass der größte Teil der spanischen Infanterie entlang des Camino Real de Valencia angreifen würde. Die Masse der Franzosen sollten den spanischen Angriff in La Val de Jesus standhalten. Suchet versuchte, die Hügel auf welche die Truppen Lardizábals zusteuerte, rechtzeitig zu sichern und schickte die Husaren der Division Harispe ab. Lardizábal hatte die Hügel aber bereits besetzt und durch seine Artillerie gesichert. Der Angriff des rechten Flügels wurde von den Divisionen Zayas (2500 Mann) und Lardizabal (3000 Mann) geführt. Diese wurden von General Velasco (2500 Mann) und 1200 Reiter unter General Loy und General Caro sowie drei Artilleriebatterien unterstützt.

Blake glaubte daran, dass Suchet über die Schlucht von Bétera a Santo Espiritu angreifen würde, um das Hinterland der Sierra Calderona für seine Kavallerie nutzen zu können. Dagegen wurde General Miranda mit seiner Division (3900 Mann) an der rechten Flanke des linken Flügels zwischen El Germanells und Rafelbuñol ins Treffen geführt. Im Zentrum standen die Divisionen der Generale Miranda (3900 Mann) und Villacampa (3350 Mann), General San Juan führte 800 murcianische Reiter. Die Division unter General Obispo (3400 Mann) blieb zunächst als Reserve in Náquera. Der linke Flügel der Spanier bestand den Murcianischen Brigaden der Reserve-Division unter General Mahy, die von den Generalen Creagh und dem Conde de Montijo (4600 Mann) geführt wurden.

Die ersten Bewegungen der Spanier gab Hoffnung die Schlacht erfolgreich führen zu können. Unterdessen setzte Suchet seine Belagerung von Sagunt fort und ignorierte die Bewegungen, die sich am Hauptkampfplatz abspielten. Suchet setzte am Hauptabschnitt in der Mitte die Division Habert und Harispe auf der etwa 5 Kilometer breiten Linie zwischen dem Mittelmeer und den Höhen von Santo Espiritu ein. Die Franzosen hatten Puçol beim Anrücken der Division Zaya zunächst geräumt. Einen Kilometer hinter den Truppen O'Donnells rückte die Reserve-Division unter Generalleutnant Mahy vor und zog seine Brigaden nach links. Brigadegeneral Robert hatte den Befehl, die Schlucht von Bétera a Santo Espiritu um jeden Preis zu verteidigen. Dafür hatte er acht Bataillone und ein Dragoner-Regiment, einschließlich des 44. Linien-Regiments. Die 1500 Neapolitaner unter General Compère, die die Straße nach Segorbe kontrollierten, kamen zwischen Petrés und Gilet herab und schützten so die französische rechte Flanke. Als Mahys Division anfing, den französischen Truppen Scharmützel zu liefern, konterte die Polen unter Chlopicki mit einer Attacke. Die Brigade Robert durchbrach dabei die Linien der Division Villacampa und warf diese auf ihre Ausgangsstellungen zurück.

Die Franzosen begannen bald mit kräftigen Gegenangriffe auf das etwa 3 Kilometer ausgedehnte gegnerische Zentrum. Auf der linken Flanke erreichten die Spanier unter Villacampa einige Vorteile und drängten die Brigade Chlopicki zurück. Als Suchet erkannte, dass die Spanier auch seinen rechten Flügel bedrohten, wurden zwei Bataillone des 44. Linien-Regiments (Division Harispe) als Verstärkung an den Gefahrenpunkt verschoben. General Palombini, der sich im zweiten Treffen befand, erhielt Befehl mit seinen Brigaden in der Mitte einzugreifen. Die italienischen Dragoner wurden jetzt gegen die linke Flanke der Division Miranda angesetzt, während das 44. Linien-Regiment in die spanische Linien einbrach. Innerhalb weniger Minuten war die ganze spanische Front erschüttert. Bei der Erstürmung des Höhenzuges, der in einen Bajonettangriff endete, wurde General Paris schwer verletzt, General Harispes Pferd wurde getötet. Trotzdem konnte Harispe den Hügel für die Franzosen sichern und die Spanier mussten sich zurückziehen. Die Spanier unter Lardizábal versuchten die verlorenen Hügel zurückzugewinnen, nachdem seine von General Caro befehligte Kavallerie die französische Husaren zurückschlagen konnte. Teile von Obispos Division, die auf der äußersten Linken kämpfte, wurde dafür wieder in die Mitte geschickt. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt entschied sich Suchet dafür, die Kürassiere unter General Boussart zur Attacke einzusetzen. Die Kavallerie griffen das spanische Zentrum an und spalteten die spanische Schlachtlinie in zwei Teile.

Auch am westlichen Abschnitt trat die Wendung zugunsten der Franzosen ein, die Polen unter Chlopicki griff die spanische Reserve-Division unter General Mahy an. Die spanischen Generäle Loy und Caro wurden verwundet und gefangen genommen. O'Donnell schickte den Franzosen unter Robert die Division Villacampa entgegen. Das machte Mirandas Flanke offen, der sofort von den Franzosen angegriffen wurde. Der linke Flügel des Korps Lardizábal hatte bald die französische Hauptmacht gegen sich und befahl den Rückzug. Er versuchte zur Deckung gegen die französische Reiterei Karrees zu bilden und zog eine Division nach Puch ab. Der Rest folgte geordnet nach, ohne zu versuchen, den noch vor Puçol unbesiegten rechten Flügel durch eine nochmalige Aufstellung zu sichern. Die Neuausrichtung der Franzosen dauerte lange genug, um Blake zu erlauben, sich geordnet zurückzuziehen. Beide Seiten verloren etwa 1000 Tote und Verwundete, aber die Spanier verloren zudem 5000 Gefangene sowie 12 Kanonen und 4 Fahnen. Suchets Armee verfolgte die Spanier darauf nach Valencia.

Folgen

Am 26. Oktober, dem Tag nach der Schlacht, setzte die französische Artillerie den Beschuss von Sagunt fort. Suchet wollte die Demotivation der Spanier nach der Niederlage des Entsatzheeres auszunutzen und forderte den Gouverneur des Platzes, Andriani zur Kapitulation auf. Ihm wurden die erbeuteten spanischen Fahnen und wichtige Gefangene gezeigt, zudem wurde ihm die Unmöglichkeit bewusst gemacht, seine Garnison irgendwie retten zu können. Andriani akzeptierte Suchets Forderung, in der Nacht des 26. Oktober um 9 Uhr unterzeichnete er die Kapitulation. Etwa 2570 Mann zogen drauf aus der Festung ab und begaben sich in Gefangenschaft. Nach 34 Tagen endete die Belagerung von Sagunt mit einem vollständigen Sieg der Franzosen.

Bis zur Ankunft zweier Divisionen, die als Verstärkung von Pampluna herankamen und einer Dritten, welche Marschall Marmont von Salamanca absenden sollte, blieb Suchet den vereinzelten Angriffen des Feindes gegenüber defensiv. Als aber das Reservekorps des Generals Reille angekommen war, marschierte Suchets Armee über den Guadalaviar zum Rio Turia vor. Die Stadt Valencia wurde erst am 26. Dezember vollständig eingeschlossen, am 9. Januar 1812 ergab sich Blake mit 19.000 Mann. Marschall Suchet erhielt vom Kaiser den Titelzusatz eines Herzogs von Albuféra.

Literatur
 Streffleurs militärische Zeitschrift 1818, Heft 7, S. 3–50  und Heft 8,  S. 115–130, Wien 1818
 Nick Lipscombe: Wellington's Eastern Front: The Campaign on the East Coast of Spain 1810–1814, Pen and Sword Books 2016
 Oman, Charles (1996) [1914]. A History of the Peninsular War Volume V. 5. Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania: Stackpole. ISBN 1-85367-225-4
 Maréchal Suchet: Mémoires du Maréchal Suchet, Duc d'Albufera, sur ses campagnes en Espagne. Paris 1828, Imprimerie de Firmin Didot.

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Militärgeschichte (Katalonien)
Konflikt 1811
Französisch-spanische Beziehungen


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Former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, was reported to have escaped death by whiskers, yesterday, as the vehicle he was travelling in somersaulted three times along Lagos/Ibadan Expressway while on his way to the church service of Sir Kesington Adebutu's birthday in Iperu-Remo, Ogun State.
It was reported that one of the tyres of the Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) he was travelling in burst and the driver lost control, leading to the accident.
State Commander of Federal Road Safety Corps, Mr. Adegoke Adetunji, could not confirm the incident when contacted, saying he was yet to receive such report.
Unconfirmed report had it that the accident occurred after he left the church service at Iperu-Remo for Lagos as he was billed to travel out of the country.
It was said that he joined another vehicle in his entourage after the accident, but it could not be ascertained whether he escaped unscathed.
He was, however, said to have travelled out of the country.
Meanwhile, Chief Obasanjo has disclosed that he, with his family, still misses his late wife, Stella, even 10 years after she died.
Speaking at the 10th memorial service organised for the family at the Chapel of Christ the Glorious King, located at Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library (OOPL), Abeokuta, the widower revealed that both the Abebe and Obasanjo families would continue to missed his wife who died on October 23, 2005, as a result of a failed surgical operation in Spain.
Mr. John Abebe, who spoke on behalf of the Abebe family, recalled loving moments of his sister, expressing the reasons she would always be in their memories.
Also commenting on the late former First Lady was Senator Ben Murray Bruce, who described her as an unusual and global woman who contributed her quota to humanity before her death.
In his sermon entitled: "Keep her memory alive," the Presiding Preacher, Pastor Yussuf Obaje, described Chief(Mrs.) Obasanjo as an epitome of womanhood, urging the family to continue to keep her legacy alive.
Deputy National Chairman south of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and former Governor of Ekiti State, Mr. Segun Oni, noted that Stella was a humble, quintessential woman of integrity.
Among personalities present at the event are Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, Governor Ibikunke Amosun, Ms Evelyn Oputu and Mr. Funso Kupolokun.


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using System;
using System.ComponentModel.Composition;
using System.Reactive.Linq;
using Caliburn.Micro;
using Metro.Dialogs.Controls;

namespace Metro.Dialogs.Example
{
    [Export(typeof (IShell))]
    public class ShellViewModel : Screen, IShell
    {
        private readonly IWindowsDialogs _windowsDialogs;
        private bool _isBusy;
        private double _busyProgress;

        [ImportingConstructor]
        public ShellViewModel(IWindowsDialogs windowsDialogs)
        {
            _windowsDialogs = windowsDialogs;
            InitBreadcrumbs();
        }

        public void OpenSplashScreen()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.OpenSplashScreen("Metro.Dialogs", "0.1.2.34", "About box\nSplash screen\netc...",
                                             "Organization ltd.", "all right reserved", "licened to ");
        }

        public void OpenAboutSimple()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.ShowAboutBox("Metro Dialogs", "0.1.2.345", "About program, bla-bla-bla...");
        }

        public void OpenAboutWithActions()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.ShowAboutBox("Metro Dialogs", "0.1.2.345", "About program, bla-bla-bla...",
                                         new ActionViewModel("DefaultAction", "key1", true),
                                         new ActionViewModel("CancelAction", "key2", false, true),
                                         new ActionViewModel("CustomAction", "key3"));
        }

        public void OpenAbout()
        {
            OpenAboutWithActions();
        }

        public void SimpleError()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.ShowError("Caption", "Error\n bla-bla-bla");
        }

        public void SimpleWarning()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.ShowWarning("Caption", "Warning\n bla-bla-bla");
        }

        public void SimpleInfo()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.ShowInfo("Caption", "Warning\n bla-bla-bla");
        }

        public void SimpleYesNo()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.AskUserYesNo("Header", "All right?");
        }

        public void AskWithInfo()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.ShowMessageBox("Header", "Click top button 'info'", MessageBoxIconType.Error,
                                           new MessageBoxHelpButton("Info",
                                                                    () => _windowsDialogs.ShowExceptionInfoDialog("Inforamtion about exception", new Exception("Custom exception info"))), new MessageBoxButton("Ok"));
        }

        public void CustomButtons()
        {
            var res = _windowsDialogs.ShowMessageBox("Header", "Click top button 'info'", MessageBoxIconType.Error, new MessageBoxButton<int>("Action 1",1,true), new MessageBoxButton<int>("Action 2",2,false), new MessageBoxButton<int>("Action 3",3,false));
            _windowsDialogs.ShowInfo("Selected item","Select "+res);
        }

        public void SaveFile()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.ShowSaveFileDialog("ShowSaveFileDialog", "txt", "Text Files (.txt)|*.txt|All Files (*.*)|*.*", "C:\\");
        }
        public void OpenFile()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.ShowOpenFileDialog("ShowSaveFileDialog", "Text Files (.txt)|*.txt|All Files (*.*)|*.*", "C:\\");
        }
        public void SelectFolder()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.ShowSelectFolderDialog("ShowSelectFolderDialog", "C:\\");
        }

        public void SelectOne()
        {
            _windowsDialogs.SelectItemDialog("Caption", "Message", true,
                new SelectItem("DisplayName 1", "Description 1", 1,_=>_ == "1"),
                new SelectItem("DisplayName 2", "Description 2", 2, _ => _ == "2"));
        }

        public bool IsBusy
        {
            get { return _isBusy; }
            set
            {
                if (value.Equals(_isBusy)) return;
                _isBusy = value;
                NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => IsBusy);
            }
        }

        public double BusyProgress
        {
            get { return _busyProgress; }
            set
            {
                if (value.Equals(_busyProgress)) return;
                _busyProgress = value;
                NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => BusyProgress);
            }
        }

        public async void SetBusy()
        {
            BusyProgress = 0;
            IsBusy = true;
            for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
            {
                await Observable.Timer(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1));
                BusyProgress += 20;
            }
            await Observable.Timer(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1));
            IsBusy = false;
        }

        #region Breadcrumb

        private void InitBreadcrumbs()
        {
            Breadcrumbs = new BindableCollection<BreadcrumbActionViewModel>
                              {
                                  new BreadcrumbActionViewModel(() => _windowsDialogs.ShowInfo("Click", "Food"))
                                      {CanExecute = true, DisplayName = "Food"},
                                  new BreadcrumbActionViewModel(() => _windowsDialogs.ShowInfo("Click", "Fruit"))
                                      {CanExecute = true, DisplayName = "Fruit"}
                              };
        }

        public BindableCollection<BreadcrumbActionViewModel> Breadcrumbs { get; set; }

        #endregion
    }

    public interface IShell
    {
    }
}

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(Daddy Long-Legs - 01) We spotted this injured daddy long-legs on a begonia in one of our window boxes. Taxonomically, daddy long-legs are arthropods, in the same class as spiders, Arachnida, because they have 8 legs, but in a different order, Phalangida. Daddy long-legs are very fragile beings and can easily loose a leg; this one has lost 3 legs; however, they have the power to grow new ones.
(Daddy Long-Legs - 01a) This is a closer look at the injured daddy long-legs. Anatomically daddy long-legs differ from spiders because their three body segments -- head, thorax and abdomen, are joined as one compact body segment. Spiders have two body segments -- the head and thorax are joined as the cephalothorax, and the abdomen is the second body segment. Insects, which are taxonomically in the class Insecta, have three distinct body segments. The two little black dots at the front end of the body pattern (left side in photo) are the eyes. The daddy long-legs' body supports six pairs of appendages, the chelicerae, pedipalps and four pairs of legs. The chelicerae or jaws, and the short leg-like pedipalps are used for sensing, capturing and holding food until it is eaten, and this daddy long-legs also appears to have lost 2 of them.
(Daddy Long-Legs - 02) This is another look at the injured daddy long-legs. This time we took the photo in the shadow to better show the 5 remaining legs, which are the most impressive feature of this being. The legs of the daddy long-legs can be as much as 30 times the length of the body.
(Daddy Long-Legs - 02a) In this close up side view of the daddy long-legs, we get a much better look at the impressive length of the legs. We can also see the dark colored connection points of the missing legs on the daddy long-legs' body (one on the left side, and two on the right side), from which new legs will grow.
(Daddy Long-Legs - 03) This is another look at the injured daddy long-legs on the begonia leaf.
(Daddy Long-Legs - 03a) In this close up photo of the injured daddy long-legs, we have a better look at the missing leg joints on the side of the body.
(Daddy Long-Legs - 04) This is another photo of the injured daddy long-legs. It appears that daddy long-legs will give up a leg to a predator in order to escape. The detached leg will continue to twitch for a little while to confuse the predator and allow the daddy long-legs to escape.
(Daddy Long-Legs - 05) This is a final look at the injured daddy long-legs.
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Take a right turn onto the Colombo-Puttalam Road.
After 16 km you cross the bridge in Kochchikade.
After the bridge, take a right turn.
After 3 km you reach Dankotuwa clock tower; take a right turn.
Proceed straight on this road for 16 km until you reach Pannala.
In Pannala take a left turn onto the Kuliyapitiya Road.
After 6 km you reach Yakvila. Take a left turn to Kandanagedara.
After 7 km you reach Kandanagedara. Continue straight on this road.
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I got a savage model 93 gv. My first outing with it I was getting 1.5 - 2'' groups at 100. The more I shoot it the better it gets (or I get with it). My last outing shooting at paper I got a few legitimate 1'' groups just using my range bag as a rest. 2 squirrels in the pic were from near 100 yards. It's capable of heads shots at that distance (if I do my part). I got a Bushnell banner 3x12 scope on it.
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Sold mine. Using a Henry .22 mag these days for critter control.
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Nice shooting! Meat for the pot.
I got a CZ 455 Varminter in .22 WMR a few years ago. I was initially disappointed with its accuracy, but that was also at the height of the Great Rimfire Ammo Drought. Last year I spent some "quality time" with the gun and a better assortment of ammo. It still can't compete with the .22 LR at 50 yards accuracy-wise, but the slap on the 200-yard steel is far more authoritative than the LR's. It's a sweet gun.
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The three to look for in out of the box performance are Savage 93, Marlin 917, and the CZ's. All three right from the box are exelint shooters. All three should be pretty easy to find.
The handi rifles , some of them shot great, and some not so great. it was kind of a toss up. I had one that did not head space well, and was prone to light strikes. I rechambered it to 17 Hornady Hornet. Now its a tack driver!
My own favorites are the Marlins. I have one with the factory barrel and an upgraded trigger, and another with a Green Mountain bull barrel, new trigger, and a 25X scope. It's my go to when I'm shooting from a solid bench, but it's too heavy to be a walking rifle. It will easily take gopher sized animals out to 200 yds.
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The wind always blows in Corpus. So I went with a CZ 455 22 LR with an additional 22 WMR barrel.
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A typical enquiry we get is for clients that have a budget of 100.000€, want to be close to amenities, relatively close to the sea & airport and close to some expats.
These sort of requirements are not unusual, and can be fairly typical.
Being where we are, we average 320 days of sunshine per year, and the average sea temperatures are around 20 degrees Celsius.
With regards properties, most of our properties are within 40 minutes of two airports (Alicante & Mucia San Javier), and within 15 minutes drive of the Mediterranean. Currently there is a Bus service from Alicante airport to Torrevieja every hour during the summer.
From there its a matter of choice: property type and location.
One option are the suburbs/ areas around Torrevieja. Most areas have "pockets" of expatriates, and / or more "residential" living, as opposed to holiday lets- and our team can advise which you properties in each area will suit the individual clients requirements.
Places like La Siesta, El Chaparral, San Luis, El Limonar & Parque Natural are multinational, and offer a great variety.
As the areas are established, things such as Medical Centres, Dentists, Churches, Vets, Banks, Bakeries, Supermarkets, many different types of restaurants (Spanish, Indian, Chinese, Mexican, Italian, Scandinavian, Belgian, English, etc.) as well as a real community feel with many different nationalities (British, Swedish, Norwegian, Spanish, Russian, French, etc.) and things such as bus routes, with buses every 20 minutes or so into Torrevieja (less than 10 minutes by transport) with it´s beaches, marinas, shopping and promenades. If you´re on the padron the buses are free if you apply for a bus pass.
You can learn a new pastime such as petanc or bowls, and the areas are flanked by 2 salt lakes, one of which is a very large nature reserve.
From here you have many areas to walk or cycle, with the beaches accessible within 40 minutes.
These areas, in fact, have been classed by the World Health Organisation as one of the healthiest places to live in the world.
At the budget suggested, there is a lot of choice. From single storey bungalows with or without communal pool (as well as upper and lower bungalows), townhouses, as well as apartments. 3 bedrooms + should be available within budget- our suggestion is that you come out, let us show you the areas and some properties- we maybe able to find you your ideal place in the sun.


Join Lauren Swigert as she describes the interesting dynamics of the millennial demographics aka "failure to launch" generation. A lot of different factors contribute to the market and these factors include interest rates, recessions, and employment rate. Because millennials came in right at the recessions at the age of when they ideally should've been moving out of the family home, they got compromised on two levels; a recession, and almost no job opportunities for college graduates. Without the means to afford a house, many millennials resorted to staying home in their mid to late 20's instead of moving out and being independent.
Lauren even shares about a Berkeley graduate in economics who ended up with a job at Starbucks and couldn't move out of the house until he was 30! Unfortunately, because the job market was so skim the options available for millennials were also slim.
Now that the economy is picking up, interest rates are below 4% and now its a good time to start hitting the market with purchasing property and investment. More options are opening up for the millennial generation after a seemingly long drought. So things are looking up!
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Reopen "How to deal with a manager who does not respect me?"
The question How to deal with a manager who does not respect me? was recently closed. After some discussion, it looked like it was on track to being reopened (3 votes last I saw). Unfortunately, another user hijacked the comments thread for their own purposes, resulting in the question becoming locked. Now I no longer can see the reopen count, which I'm guessing is a result of the question being locked.
I think this is a good question that is not a duplicate of the one linked in comments. It is a disservice to the OP that the question became locked before being reopened because of the actions of another user. Is there a way that we can allow the question to get some reopen votes while still closing the comments section?
Also, as a somewhat side note, the question was locked and encouraged discussion to move to chat, but there was never a room-specific chat room opened or linked. I think this should have been the first step before shutting down the question entirely.
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FYI, I locked it (temporarily, for an hour) since... it had 50+ comments in total and was accumulating several comments a minute at its current rate. – enderland Nov 24 '15 at 17:23
OK, that makes sense. More of a "cool down" period than a permanent lock down. I was just surprised you didn't go for the "Let's continue this in chat" first. – David K Nov 24 '15 at 17:27
Thank you for bringing this up on meta.
As noted by enderland in a comment, the question was locked for an hour due to an extremely high velocity of comments that weren't about improving the post. Basically, we needed a "time-out" to try to move things in a more constructive direction after milder interventions had failed. The lock has now expired and the (edited) question has been reopened.
It's unfortunate that we don't have a "lock comments" option; the only way to prevent more argumentative comments (which were coming in at several per minute) was to lock the whole post, which also locks votes of all types. Locks like this are meant to be temporary, to stop the immediate problem and give people time to chill. Now we'll see if that worked.
The question accumulated more than 50 comments. I handled the first flag (about 17 hours ago) and considered moving comments to chat then, but many of the ones I deleted were not very constructive (and some borderline rude). My judgement was that moving the thread to chat was unlikely to help the OP, a first-time poster, and there was no point in doing so otherwise. Every participant in the discussion has enough reputation to use chat and could have used the site's main chat room to continue the discussion. There was a second round of deletions a few hours ago (by more than one moderator) -- complaints from one user about prior deletions and responses to those complaints, and some obsolete comments about edits to the question, that ended in what you described as the "hijacking" and then the lock.
If the OP wants access to those comments for the purpose of further improving the question, I can provide that. I think everything that could be gleaned has already been gleaned, but let me know if you'd like access, @Dom.
Thanks for the explanation. When I posted I wasn't sure how permanent the "locked" status would be, so I wanted to bring it up. As of now it looks like the question has gotten enough votes to be reopened. Now hopefully it can get some good answers! – David K Nov 24 '15 at 19:17
Oh, did the lock notice not show timing information to you? (We mods see something like "expires in N minutes", but I didn't think to test that in an incognito window.) That's good to know. And yes, it's reopened now; I cast the fifth vote. – Monica Cellio Nov 24 '15 at 19:20
No, I don't think it gave any timing information. From what I remember it said that it was locked, by whom, and the reason (in this case too many comments, so continue in chat). – David K Nov 24 '15 at 19:25
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August 2019, 24(8): 3615-3631. doi: 10.3934/dcdsb.2018307
Smoothness of density for stochastic differential equations with Markovian switching
Yaozhong Hu 1, , David Nualart 2,, , Xiaobin Sun 3, and Yingchao Xie 3,
Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T6G 2G1
Department of Mathematics, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, 66045, USA
School of Mathematics and Statistics, Jiangsu Normal University, Xuzhou 221116, China
* Corresponding author
Received December 2017 Revised May 2018 Published November 2018
Fund Project: Y. Hu is partially supported by a grant from the Simons Foundation #209206. D. Nualart is supported by the NSF grant DMS1512891. X. Sun and Y. Xie are supported by Natural Science Foundation of China (11601196, 11771187), Natural Science Foundation of the Higher Education Institutions of Jiangsu Province (16KJB110006) and the Project Funded by the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions
This paper is concerned with a class of stochastic differential equations with Markovian switching. The Malliavin calculus is used to study the smoothness of the density of the solution under a Hörmander type condition. Furthermore, we obtain a Bismut type formula which is used to establish the strong Feller property.
Keywords: Malliavin calculus, Markovian switching, smoothness of density, Bismut formula, strong Feller property.
Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 60H10; Secondary: 60H07.
Citation: Yaozhong Hu, David Nualart, Xiaobin Sun, Yingchao Xie. Smoothness of density for stochastic differential equations with Markovian switching. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - B, 2019, 24 (8) : 3615-3631. doi: 10.3934/dcdsb.2018307
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