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Typography collages transform letters into buildings
By Dom Carter 18 October 2016
Familiar letters become surreal buildings in this series of photographic collages.
Using just paper, scissors, and a lot of glue, Spanish collage artist and illustrator Lola Dupré' painstakingly makes experimental design work inspired by the Dada movement and new digital innovations.
Created by carefully layering tiny fragments from existing photographs, Dupré's distinctive images have graced the pages of magazines as well as appearing on the covers of Penguin books. In her latest series, a personal project involving typography, Dupré imagines unusual buildings shaped like letters of the alphabet.
The wood panel collages are said to explore the relationships between memory and reading, as well as the phenomena of precognitive interpretation of words and letters. This results in uncanny images that appear old and strangely familiar, even though you've never seen them before.
So far the series only goes up to the letter D, but you can keep up to date with Dupré's work on the recently started series by heading over to her Instagram page.
Dupré's work is available to order from her site
We look forward to seeing a whole alphabet of unusual buildings
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'Dealing with recycling and re-use of materials in a highly qualitative manner, is in short what the circular economy is all about', according to Jacqueline Cramer, ex-minister of VROM and nowadays among others ambassador circular economy in the Metropole Region Amsterdam. Together with the President of the Court Amsterdam, Mr. Henk Naves, she officially opened the new Temporary Courthouse Amsterdam last Friday November 4th.
Through a Design, Build, Maintain & Remove (DBMR)-project the building was realized by consortium dpcp – a collaboration between Du Prie bouw & ontwikkeling and developer cepezedprojects. The design was done by cepezed and cepezedinterior. The new construction is part of the temporary courthouse on the grounds of the current Parnascomplex along the Parnassusweg. Here, the larger part of the jurisdiction will take place during the five years that a new permanent housing will be developed on the same premises. However, the interim-character of the building does not denigrate its representativeness or, standards for matters such as equipment, complex logistics, acoustics, comfort and safety. The client RVB aims at reducing waste and maximizing the rest-value after the initial period of use. The building therefor is well adaptable and leaves possibilities for other functions by other users. The adaptability is taken to the limit; the building is no longer restricted to a single location. In order to make the structure customizable and circular it has been designed as a kit of parts and can just as easily be mounted, taken apart and remounted again. Jacqueline Cramer concluded her opening speech by wishing to really attend the Temporary Court House's demounting in five years after which the edifice will find a new function and user.


We are currently upgrading to ECC 6.0 EHP 5 on AIX/Oracle 11g. Our Business Intelligence team would like to run Netweaver 7.3 BI along with BOBJ 4.0 and Data Services 4.0 on Windows Server 2008.
I was just wondering whether this was possible for integration, or whether we would encounter any sort of interoperability issues? Any help or notes on interoperability would be greatly appreciated.
> I was just wondering whether this was possible for integration, or whether we would encounter any sort of interoperability issues? Any help or notes on interoperability would be greatly appreciated.
Since standard interfaces (ODBC, JDBC, RFC etc.) are used to connect the systems there will be no interoperability issues. It's quite common to have various platforms.
Ah, that is very good to know, and makes complete sense.
Thanks for all your help on this Markus.


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Mr. Chaudhuri has spent his career fighting for and working on behalf of the people of North Carolina. Prior to joining Cohen Milstein, Mr. Chaudhuri served as General Counsel & Senior Policy Advisor at the North Carolina Department of State Treasurer, the sole trustee of the state's $90 billion pension fund and administrator of the $8 billion defined contribution plan.
Mr. Chaudhuri oversaw all legal and corporate governance matters. In his role, he recovered more than $100 million for the pension and unclaimed property funds, including settlements with a real estate investment manager and custodian bank. He played a key role in uncovering alleged wrongdoing that led to eight investment managers paying the pension fund back $15 million and tougher, cutting-edge ethical standards for these managers.
Mr. Chaudhuri also helped organize a coalition of 11 public pension funds against Massey Energy's Board of Directors and Chairman, after a coal-mining explosion resulted in the death of 29 workers. That engagement resulted in key corporate governance changes and the Chairman's resignation. Today, the coalition's engagement is cited as a model of collaboration among shareholder rights advocates. In addition, Mr. Chaudhuri worked closely with the Harvard Shareholder Rights Project where the Department helped declassify twenty corporate boards, including Stanley Black & Decker, Hess, Lexmark, Foot Locker, and Jarden Corporation. Mr. Chaudhuri served as Chair of the Council of Institutional Investors, an association of the pension funds with combined assets of more than $3 trillion which serves as the leading voice for effective corporate governance and strong shareholder rights. As Chair, he led the development and adoption of the organization's long-term strategic plan.
Before joining the Department of State Treasurer, Mr. Chaudhuri served as Special Counsel at the North Carolina Department of Justice, where he lead an investigation by all 50 Attorneys General that resulted in a landmark agreement with two leading social networking sites to better protect children from Internet predators. For his efforts, the National Association of Attorneys General honored him with the Marvin Award, given to an individual who furthers that association's goals.
The North Carolina Bar Association has awarded Mr. Chaudhuri its Citizen Lawyers Award, given to lawyers who provide exemplary service to the communities. Lawyers Weekly has also honored him with its Leader in the Law award. In addition, he has been awarded the William C. Friday Fellowship, Henry Toll Fellowship, and American Marshall Memorial Fellowship.
Mr. Chaudhuri currently serves in the North Carolina State Senate representing parts of Raleigh, Cary, and Morrisville. As one of the newest state senators, he serves on the Commerce, Pension & Retirements and Aging, Judiciary II, State and Local Government, and Appropriations on General Government committees. Mr. Chaudhuri has co-sponsored a bill to repeal House Bill 2, a bill critics have referred to as the most anti-LGBT legislation in the country. He is the first South Asian American to serve in the North Carolina General Assembly.
Mr. Chaudhuri graduated from Davidson College, Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs, and North Carolina Central University School of Law (cum laude), where he was executive editor of the Law Journal.
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Council of Institutional Investors Cites Cohen Milstein for Delivering Two Cy Pres Awards to Research and Education Fund
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"Why the Sudden Spark of Optimism Among HB2 Opponents?" Charlotte Business Journal
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Jay Chaudhuri Selected as One of Nation's Top Pro-Growth Progressive Leaders
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Why come to Coast Yoga in Glenelg?
Coast Yoga is a fully equipped studio offering Iyengar yoga in Adeleide. It was founded in 1994 by Vanessa Shribman, Iyengar teacher and physiotherapist, and is the longest established and leading yoga centre at the Bay.
The studio is specifically designed for yoga and only used for yoga so there is no loud, disturbing music or thumping of other activities in the same building.
With classes every day and at all levels, our yoga studio offers a progressive path in yoga and consistency in the quality of teaching. We limit our class sizes so you are not just one of a crowd. You will always have some individual direction from your teacher who will get to know you and take an interest in you so that you can achieve the best yoga for your body and mind. We also offer intensives and retreats throughout the year so that you can deepen your practice.
There are 7 teachers at Coast yoga in Glenelg. They are all certified, 4 in the Iyengar system. All have long-term practice and most have been teaching for over 20 years. They are caring, knowledgeable individuals, committed to the practice of yoga. Find out more about us here.
In an Iyengar class you will use props such as blankets, bolsters and blocks in order to help you to find correct alignment in each pose. We have all the equipment that you may need for your yoga class.
Classes from beginners to intermediate and advanced levels are held at the yoga Glenelg studio 7 days a week. Please view the timetable here.
Beginners' courses start at the beginning of each term and go for the duration of 10 weeks. These courses are on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Please check the website for the next start dates. Students may attend once or twice a week. We offer an ongoing beginners' course on Mondays and Saturdays which may be started at any time.
The course covers 25-30 basic yoga poses which build flexibility, stamina and strength. These poses provide the foundation for the more advanced poses taught in intermediate and advanced classes. The poses are mostly standing poses to build strength, alignment, stability and flexibility in the ankles, knees and hips. There are some sitting poses and upper body strengthening to prepare for the inverted poses.
After you have completed a beginners' course you will progress to a Lev 1 class which will start you on the intermediate poses. Lev 1 progresses in intensity with standing poses, shoulderstand, simple backbendings and forward bends. All students progress at their own pace and the teacher offers modifications to poses which you may find challenging.
Lev 2-3 is for the more advanced students who have been practising yoga in Glenelg and elsewhere consistently for at least 12 months and are ready to move onto more challenging poses. These classes include standing poses, balancing standing poses, upper body poses such as handstand and headstand, backbendings and more intense forwardbendings. At this level it is important to be attending more than once a week.
The pregnancy class is designed from 12 weeks of pregnancy up until term. The class covers: maintaining strong pelvic floor and back muscles, freeing up tight muscles in the upper back and neck and maintaining tone, strength and flexibility. Each week a different topic around pregnancy and birth is discussed. Women gain confidence in their own bodies and develop their knowledge of pregnancy and birth so that they feel empowered to make decisions that will lead to a positive outcome. The classes also cover techniques for pain relief.
The class is taught by Vanessa, a registered physiotherapist at Coast Yoga in Glenelg.
The back care course is for students who have painful or weak backs through posture, injury, or conditions such as scoliosis and spondilylosis. It is also suitable for the period after birth when your back is feeling weak and vulnerable. Back care yoga is a good place to start when you haven't done any exercise for a long time and want to make the first step back towards health, strength and feeling better.
This course of yoga includes gentle, safe stretching and strengthening. The poses are modified for your condition. Many students who have done this course, after feeling fearful of doing any exercise and experiencing chronic pain for many years, find great relief and go on to have active, pain-free lives. Some of the students who began in the back care course are now in the advanced yoga classes. This class is also taught by Vanessa.
Private health fund rebates are available if you have extras cover. Physiotherapy rebates are available for back care, therapeutic, pregnancy and private classes held with Vanessa Shribman.
You can sign up for classes of yoga in Glenelg online by logging onto the website. You can register and pay online via EFT or with a credit card. If you would like more information you can email us at enquiries@coastyoga.com.au or call us.
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Tram service every 15 minutes to and from the city.
There is plenty of free and fee parking. Many of the arterial streets off Jetty Road have 2 hour parking, which is just enough to cover a 90 minute class of yoga.
Most streets in Glenelg allow unlimited parking after 5pm. Be sure to check the parking limits on the signs as some streets require ticketed parking until 9pm.
High street, just beside Coast Yoga has free 2-hour parking.
If you are attending an all day workshop or intensive you may need to park in one of the multistory car parks situated on Augusta St or the new car park in the process of being built on Partridge St.
Warm summer evenings and weekends can be very busy in Glenelg so ensure that you leave enough time to find a parking spot or take the bus, tram or cycle. For more information about Coast Yoga in Glenelg, simply contact us.


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Senior class leaves its mark at Ballard
By Joe Randleman Staff Writer
It wasn't the swan song the Ballard seniors deserved.
Nothing went right for the Bombers in its Class 3A quarterfinal game with Norwalk at the boys' state basketball tournament Tuesday. The Bombers gave up 30 in the first quarter, were down 50-19 at the half and never had a chance in an 81-39 setback.
Ballard had overcome a 4-7 stretch to close out the regular season. Senior forward Kegan Odden was lost to a broken knee cap and Ballard had other players injured or get sick during that period.
But Ballard persevered behind the leadership of of its six seniors - Odden, Reece Huen, Isaiah Deason, Chase Winterboer, Max Olsan and Seth Wohlgemuth.
The Bombers outlasted Knoxville,(79-60) and Bondurant-Farrar (47-39) in the first two rounds of substate. The in the substate finals they put it all together, upsetting No. 6 Pella in dominant fashion, 73-57, to give the team it's first state berth since 2005.
"We actually have a poster in our locker that says 'next step' and says 'the Well'," Huen said. "This was definitely our goal the whole season."
Huen said the senior class was close. He said they knew each other's strengths and weaknesses and how to feed off each other.
Everyone of the seniors knew their role and performed it well.
Huen was a defensive stopper on the perimeter, Deason was a slasher and rebounder and Winterboer helped handle the point and provide outside shooting. Olsan became a dangerous weapon both off the drive and from 3-point range, Odden was a great complementary player to leading scorer Connor Drew in the post and Wohlgemuth provided quality support off the bench.
It was only fitting that all five seniors that played in the state quarterfinals ended up scoring.
"It's sad to see it end, we've had such a good time together," Huen said. "I've definitely enjoyed the ride - I'll never forget it."
Deason's dad - Chris - is Ballard's head coach. He said it was a pleasure to play for his father and help guide the team back to state in his final run.
"Het taught me the game," Isaiah Deason said. "The opportunity I had to play under him was just phenomenal."
That makes it extra hard for the Bomber coach to see this group of seniors go.
"Being around these guys for the last 10 years, I love everyone of them," Chris Deason said. I'm so glad they got to finish their careers at Wells. That's a huge deal - to be one of the eight teams left. Very proud of them."
But even though they're leaving, their legacy will have a lasting impact on the program. Winterboer provided a great example of perseverance the younger kids can learn from when he fought through a season-long shooting slump to nail six 3-pointers in the big substate win over Pella.
"Keep listening to the coaches," Winterboer said. "They told me to just keep shooting everyday, showing up, doing the work and stuff will fall. Keep trusting yourself."
With Drew, the team's top scorer and rebounder, returning in the post and fellow sophomore Mason Murphy back to run the post Ballard has great building blocks for next year as they look to make what the senior class started this season into an annual tradition.
"This is the goal," Chris Deason told the team after the loss to Norwalk. "Hopefully this ignites the fire in you to want to get down here and be here regularly."


Seth Allen's first mention in the box score of his first Maryland exhibition was a steal shortly after entering. It would not be his last. Far from it.
This was an ideal way to make an introduction. Seth Allen, Maryland fans. Maryland fans, Seth Allen.
The freshman point guard was never viewed as the gem of Mark Turgeon's first full recruiting class with the Terrapins. And one exhibition game, Friday's 73-61 dismissal of Indiana (Pa.), does not a career make.
Yet there was Allen, ever steady and ultra-disruptive, rolling up 16 points, five assists, five steals and no turnovers in his Comcast Center debut.
It was easy to listen to Turgeon and imagine another coach who prowled and scowled on the sideline in College Park, another former guard with quite a bit more gray mounting a defense of an unheralded player.
There wasn't as much defiance from Turgeon as his predecessor might have mustered. The content of his message wasn't too different, though: Scouting and fit do matter.
Allen looked like a suitable match for Maryland on Friday. He was in control while running the offense, sketching an impressive case for why he might belong in the Terps' starting lineup – perhaps as soon as the Nov. 9 opener against Kentucky in New York.
The assists and the 3-pointers and the perfect day at the foul line no doubt satisfied Turgeon. Yet nothing defined Allen's debut quite like his defense, a trait Turgeon so desperately craved a year ago.
Maryland's roster was not littered with plus defenders a year ago, and this team is still unpolished, however effective it was Friday. Allen, though, repeatedly flustered the Crimson Hawks, anticipating passes and quickly igniting breaks in the other direction.
There is a substantial risk-reward element to Allen's defense, and the freshman was not torched against the evening's Division II visitors. The gambling tendency will have its drawbacks, and opponents will surely adjust in time.
Allen, though, could be the sort to rapidly adapt in kind. His speed, coupled with his sure hands, will provide some wiggle room as he finds his place in Maryland's rotation.
No, a lot of people aren't aware of Allen. That's life on the fringe of ballyhooed recruiting rankings, life when you commit to a school in the spring of your junior year.
There's not much to be done about that now. One exhibition game carries no guarantees, either next week or three years down the road.
Nonetheless, Allen's initial impression, his how-do-you-do, to Maryland fans was unmistakable. The Terps might have a steal, however unheralded he was upon arrival.


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Residents flee as acrid smog blankets Moscow
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Residents began fleeing Moscow Saturday as the worst smog in living memory smothered the city and forced people to don protective masks against pollution over six times higher than safe levels.
The wildfires that have killed 52 people were still spreading in central Russia, with 290 new fires in the last 24 hours as weather forecasters said Russia�s worst heatwave in decades would continue for the next days.
�Unfortunately the number of fires have doubled in the Moscow region in the past 24 hours because of people playing with firecrackers near forests,� said Vladimir Stepanov, a senior official with the emergency situations ministry.
The ministry said 1,000 extra firefighters had been dispatched to tackle fires in peat bogs around 100 kilometres (62 miles) southeast of the capital.
Moscow landmarks including the Kremlin and golden church cupolas disappeared behind a layer of smoke as many Muscovities remaining in the city wore protective masks or simply clutched wet rags to their faces.
Drivers switched on their headlights in broad daylight to see through the acrid haze blanketing the capital while the sun appeared as a hazy disc easily viewed by the naked eye with little discomfort.
The smoke -- easily visible from space in NASA images -- penetrated into homes and offices and was even detected inside the Moscow metro, one of the deepest underground systems in the world.
�The situation is truly extreme. People are in circumstances under which they should not have to live,� leading Russian doctor Ivan Yurlov of the League for the Nation�s Health group told the Kommersant daily.
With health experts warning that the best solution was to leave the city for the weekend, package tours abroad were completely sold out and there was a rush for seats on trains and planes out of the capital, news agencies said.
But travellers faced chaos as flights from Domodedovo, one of Moscow�s main international airports, and Vnukovo airport to the southwest of the capital were disrupted.
Dozens of flights were delayed and around 40 flights cancelled, state aviation committee Rosavitsia said.
�It�s hellish, all the flights are delayed or cancelled. There are thousands of passengers waiting in the heat and smog and the air conditioning isn�t working,� a passenger trying to flee via Domodedovo told AFP by telephone.
The other main international hub, Sheremetyevo in the north of Moscow, was working normally.
State air pollution monitoring service Mosekomonitoring said that carbon monoxide levels in the Moscow air were now 6.6 times higher than acceptable levels.
Tiny invisible particles from the fires were also present in concentrations 2.2 times higher than the norm, with specialists warning these could prove highly dangerous if they entered the human system.
In telephone conversations with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, French and Italian counterparts Francois Fillon and Silvio Berlusconi offered help to fight the blazes, Interfax news agency quoted the government�s press service as saying.
France would send a water-bomber while Italy would add more planes to the two already sent.
Germany closed its embassy until further notice and advised citizens against �non-essential� travel to the affected regions while the US State Department asked its nationals to seriously review their travel plans.
Israel advised its diplomats to leave the smoke-filled area, an embassy spokesman said on Moscow Echo radio.
Russia moved a friendly match with Bulgaria to Saint Petersburg, fearing for the health of the players while Spartak Moscow�s home clash with Zenit St Petersburg and the Moscow derby between Dynamo and CSKA were cancelled.
From Saturday firefighters would be tackling blazes in the Moscow region �24 hours out of 24,� said the deputy minister for emergency situations, Aleksandr Chuprian.
Around 7,000 troops were helping fight the fires, the defence ministry said, adding that the situation �remains difficult� in the Kolomna district near Moscow where an anti-missile alert centre is based.
The authorities were also closely watching the situation around the region of Bryansk in western Russia where the soil is still contaminated by the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
Weather forecasters warned that with a lack of wind forecast in the capital over the next days, the smog was unlikely to shift until the middle of next week.


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Federal officials investigate possible gray wolf shooting in northeastern South Dakota
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ABERDEEN, S.D. (AP) — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating the case of a South Dakota man who may have illegally shot a gray wolf.
Mike Werner of Britton alleges he was hunting coyotes in Marshall County on Jan. 13 when he shot and killed what he thought was a larger, dark coyote, Aberdeen American News reported . Werner said he called the local game warden after noticing the animal resembled a wolf.
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Rx drug deaths triple in decade
Inappropriately used prescription pain medications kill 15,000 people in the United States each year, according to a new report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "We're in the midst of an epidemic," says CDC Director Dr. Thomas Frieden. "Narcotics prescribed by physicians kill 40 people per day."
Deaths due to prescription painkiller overdoses now exceed the number of heroin and cocaine overdose deaths combined, says Frieden, who is joining Gil Kerlikowske, the director of National Drug Control Policy, also known as the nation's drug czar, to raise awareness about how prescription drug abuse deaths have tripled since 1999.
According to the data released Tuesday, 1 in 20 or 12 million Americans age 12 and older has misused prescription painkillers like oxycodone (Oxycotin), methadone or hydrocodone (Vicodin) and middle-aged adults have the highest overdose rates.
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A drink a day increases breast cancer risk
Even moderate drinking increases a woman's breast cancer risk, according to a study published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
The research found as few as three to six glasses of wine a week increased the chance of developing breast cancer. The risk of breast cancer rose with the amount of alcohol consumed, the study found, with the best measure of risk being a woman's cumulative alcohol consumption throughout her lifetime.
"This study doesn't tell women, 'Don't drink at all,'" said Dr. Wendy Chen, lead author and assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. "It's really what someone does on average over a long period of time, not what they did this past month, not what they did this past year."
Post by: David Martin - CNN Medical Senior Producer
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Get Some Sleep: Fall back tips
The autumn equinox has come and gone, but many of us here in the Midwest have continued to fool ourselves that it is really just late summer.
But the game is over once we turn the clocks back and we start driving home from work in the dark. The clock change that is mandated by the end of daylight saving time is really the marker for many people that a change in seasons has happened.
For people who live in the Northern Hemisphere, the change in autumn means more hours of darkness and colder weather, which keeps many people indoors. As a result, many feel more depressed and have more sleep disturbance as well as daytime sleepiness and fatigue.
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Human Factor: There is no face of schizophrenia
In the Human Factor, we profile survivors who have overcome the odds. Confronting a life obstacle – injury, illness or other hardship – they tapped their inner strength and found resilience they didn't know they possessed. This week Ashley Smith shares the shock and struggle of learning she had schizophrenia.
In the summer of 2007, my life changed drastically when I was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia at the age of 20.
I was made aware of my illness when I stole a military truck from an airport and went on a high-speed chase with the police. I was jailed and later hospitalized for that crime.
I am now on my journey to recovery with the support of family, treatment team, peers and my faith. I share my recovery story as often as I can because I want to help reduce stigma, change perceptions, and encourage an open conversation about mental illness.
Post by: Ashley Smith - Special to CNN
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Fewer U.S. babies being born early, report says
When it comes to babies being carried to full term, the United States is improving, according to the most recent March of Dimes report card. This year the U.S. achieved a C grade, a grade higher than the D grade of 2010.
Each year, the March of Dimes compares each state's pre-term birth rate with the goal birth rate. The report says 40,000 fewer babies were born prematurely in the U.S. between 2006 and 2009.
"We set a goal of 9.6 % by 2020, and it's a realistic goal we can get to and it would be a tremendous accomplishment," says Douglas A. Staples, senior vice president of strategic marketing and communications for the March of Dimes. This year the state of Vermont was the only state to achieve that goal. The current nationwide rate is 12.2 percent.
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Окръг Клинтън () е окръг в щата Айова, Съединени американски щати. Площта му е 1800 квадратни километра, а населението – 46 429 души (по изчисления за юли 2019 г.). Административен център е град Клинтън.

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Die St.-Bonifatius-Kirche ist eine katholische Kirche im Mannheimer Stadtteil Friedrichsfeld. Sie wurde zwischen 1897 und 1899 nach den Plänen von Ludwig Maier im neugotischen Stil erbaut.

Geschichte
Das im 17. Jahrhundert gegründete Friedrichsfeld ist eine vergleichsweise junge Siedlung. Für die Katholiken im Ort war die Kirche in Seckenheim zuständig. Begünstigt durch den Bau der Eisenbahn wuchs die Einwohnerzahl im 19. Jahrhundert stark an, so dass der Wunsch nach einer eigenen Kirche aufkam. Finanziell unterstützt vom Bonifatius-Verein der Erzdiözese Freiburg und der Pfälzer Katholischen Kirchenschaffnei konnte im September 1897 der erste Spatenstich vollzogen werden. Am 26. September 1899 konsekrierte Weihbischof Justus Knecht die Kirche, die dem Heiligen Bonifatius geweiht wurde. Nachdem Friedrichsfeld bereits 1897 Filialgemeinde geworden war, wurde St. Bonifatius 1905 zur selbständigen Pfarrei erhoben.

Nach der Beseitigung der Schäden aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg sowie eines heftigen Sturms 1954 erhielt die Kirche 1960 zwei Seitenschiffe. Bis 1998 erfolgte eine Generalsanierung, bei der Teile des neugotischen Innenraums wiederhergestellt wurden. 2002 schlossen sich die Gemeinden St. Bonifatius, St. Aegidius (Mannheim-Seckenheim), St. Andreas und St. Bruder Klaus (Edingen-Neckarhausen) zur Seelsorgeeinheit Mannheim-Südost zusammen.

Beschreibung
Die St.-Bonifatius-Kirche steht im Süden von Friedrichsfeld von der Straße zurückgesetzt. Sie ist eine ursprünglich einschiffige Kirche mit 3/8-Chorschluss. Hinzu kamen zwei moderne Seitenschiffe. Das in gelbem Backstein gehaltene Langhaus ist 29 Meter lang, 11 Meter breit und 11 Meter hoch. Der mit einem spitzen Zeltdach versehene Kirchturm steht an der Chorflanke, an der gegenüberliegenden Seite befindet sich die Sakristei.

Der Altar aus kristallinem Marmor stammt aus dem Jahr 1968. Ein Kruzifix wurde nach gotischer Tradition als Triumphkreuz im Chor aufgehängt. Es war einst zum Gedenken an die Gefallenen der Gemeinde an der Außenwand der Kirche angebracht, ehe es 1988 restauriert wurde. Eine Anna-selbdritt-Statue und eine Maria-Statue stammen aus der Zeit um 1500. Die Herz-Jesu-Statue war einst Teil des ehemaligen Hochaltars der St.-Sebastian-Kirche und wurde um 1900 geschaffen. Eine Bildtafel vereinigt Jesus und die vier Evangelisten, die von der abgegangenen Kanzel stammen.

Die Fenster im Chor schuf 1954 Emil Wachter. Sie zeigen den Glaubensweg Mariens und das Leben des Bonifatius. Die acht Fenster im Kirchenschiff stellen Heilige dar (Edith Stein, Hildegard von Bingen, Elisabeth von Thüringen, Theresia vom Kinde Jesu, Franz von Assisi, Christophorus, Franz Xaver und Bernhard von Baden). Vier stammen aus dem Jahr 1936, die anderen vier sowie die Fenster im Turmgeschoss entwarf 1995/96 Michael Mannel. Die Fenster der Seitenschiffe gestaltete Karl Rödel. Die Orgel von Michael Weise besitzt 22 Register auf zwei Manualen und Pedal und wurde 1972 eingeweiht.

Die vier Glocken der St.-Bonifatius-Kirche wurden 1953 von der Glockengießerei Schilling gegossen. Das Geläut ist mit den Glocken der benachbarten evangelischen Johannes-Calvin-Kirche abgestimmt.

Literatur
 Karolina Lauinger, Robert Zink, Karl Haller (Red.): 100 Jahre Kirche St. Bonifatius Mannheim-Friedrichsfeld. Mannheim 1997.
 Hans Huth: Die Kunstdenkmäler des Stadtkreises Mannheim II. München 1982, ISBN 3-422-00556-0.
 Sabine Bruss: Das Werk des Architekten Ludwig Maier (1848–1915). Kiel 1999, ISBN 3-933598-04-4.
 Andreas Schenk: Architekturführer Mannheim. Berlin 1999, ISBN 3-496-01201-3.

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Kulturdenkmal in Mannheim
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During the dot-com boom of the late 90's, much ado was made about the many perks offered by companies used to attract developers: ping pong and pool tables, catered lunches, video game rooms, alcohol, sign-on bonuses, and oh yeah, stock options! Today, some of those perks are just running gags, but others have become standard to the modern tech company.
A lot has changed in the past fifteen years, but not the need for good developers. The big companies still offer all the crazy benefits to attract top talent (just think of every story you've heard about what it's like to work at Google), and sometimes they just buy companies to acquire the developers therein.
via Advice on Attracting Good Developers – Samuel Mullen.


I've always loved jewelry and looked at it as a fantasy career. After many years of searching for my purpose I decided it was time to make a change and bet on myself for the first time in my life! I design simple everyday fine jewelry because I believe jewelry is an extension of ourselves and investing in a piece of jewelry, whether for yourself or a gift, which will last a lifetime is very special. Jewelry has a way of making us feel special, unique and sometimes holds a lot of sentimental value. Creating something which allows me to express my creativity and also bring joy to someone is priceless to me.
I've always been an entrepreneur at heart. Creating jewelry, sharing it with the world and making a profitable business from it means the world to me.
In late 2013 after years of searching for purpose I made the decision to learn the art of jewelry design and the business part of it and haven't looked back.
My jewelry is an extension of everything I love, my creative spirit. It's made in NYC because fair wages, expert craftsmanship and sustainable practices is important to me. The design and production is made straight from the heart. It's jewelry I feel good about making and that will translate to my customers. They will feel good about wearing it. It's simply designed and easy to wear!
I draw inspiration from both city and beach elements and the calm beauty of the ocean.
I wake up and go to sleep with a feeling of purpose. I'm challenging myself, growing everyday and absolutely love what I'm doing. There's no end in sight, which means the possibilities are endless and that's very exciting.
I always look beyond the surface. All I ever see is the possibilities of everything. This sometimes annoys some people and inspires others.
Right now it's an e-commerce business so driving traffic to my site is challenging.
After working 18+ years in the dental field, I decided to leave it all behind to follow my dream of becoming a jewelry designer. I'm a native New Yorker, mom of a 21 year old and an entrepreneur at heart!
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Pick up from the hotel to the boat in Safaga.
Two times stop for snorkeling on natural protected coral zone.
Lunch soft & hot drinks and mineral water.
Visit Utopia Island by glass boat & stay on island 1 hour.
There is no charge for the transfer from Makadi and Safaga & we charge 10 € for the transfer from El Gouna.


Ford Transit MK8 engine and engines accessories, these are components like air filter housing and complete engines 2.2 Duratorq.
2.2 Duratorq TDCi engine is the only engine found in the European version of the Ford Transit MK8 produced since 2013. This engine is present on our market in two variants with 125 hp (92 kW) and 155 hp (114 kW). Of course, both variants comply with the emission standards Euro 6. An interesting fact that in the United States Ford Transit MK8 is available with one of three engines: 3.2 liter diesel engine with power 185 hp and 3.5 liter EcoBoost V6 (310 hp) and the 3.7 V6 (275 hp). As you can see, the differences in the versions of the engine are considerable. In our online store, we offer new and used engines for Ford Transit 2013 and all accessories with them cooperating. Pulleys, oil pressure sensors, as well as fan belts for engines 2.2 Duratorq TDCi. The new model produced from 2013 should not cause users problems. With proper use and care of the service we are able to keep the drive unit in very good condition for a long period. Buying parts for the Ford Transit should pay special attention to the engine designation to avoid confusion. When selecting parts, we need to know what power has our commercial vehicles. We have to choose only one drive unit with different power, so may result many mistakes when buying parts. Therefore, our team of staff will be happy to answer your questions about all parts of the engine and the new model.


This holster is designed for rugged outdoor use. It affords maximum protection to the gun under harsh conditions. The snap on/off swiveling belt tunnel allows for quick removal or re-positioning of the holster. The swivel feature ensures all-day-comfort even while seated in a vehicle or on horseback. Double high-tension snaps protect against accidental flap opening. The muzzle is sewn with a drain hole to facilitate water run-out. A leather thong is provided for optional use as a leg tie. This holster is made from horsehide with a sharkskin overlay. It's the ultimate wilderness utility holster. **Available for large frame autos and revolvers.


LOVELL, Glenville. American, b. 1955. Genres: Novels. Career: Novelist, playwright, and actor. Has traveled extensively with theatrical companies. Publications: NOVELS: Fire In The Canes, 1995. Also author of plays. Address: c/o Soho Press, 853 Broadway, New York, NY 10003, U.S.A.
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Required Background and Qualifications PhD in in biology, molecular biology, cell biology, biochemistry or related discipline, with 3+ years of lab-based experience in a biotech/pharma setting....
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Mentor 1-2 research associates or scientists to perform the above activities Qualifications: Required: PhD with 8+ years related industry and/or post-doctoral experience in antibody/protein engineering/biochemistry...
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Our Laptop Sleeve is an essential work accessory. This distinct piece is made in tweed combined with premium quality leather. The interior is lined with our signature check print. Whether heading to the office or boarding a plane our Laptop Sleeve will keep your hardware safe and secure.\n- Material: Tweed and Leather\n-Colour: Grey and Black\n-Dimensions: 11" x 14.5"


Adaptive clinical trial designs are likely to become a staple of clinical research in the future, reducing both the time and cost of traditional trial development, explained Subha Madhavan, PhD, a chief data scientist at Georgetown University Medical Center.
Reliant on real-world repositories of data, adaptive clinical trial designs are building on preexisting knowledge to further clinical development. I-SPY 2 (NCT01042379), led by Laura Esserman, MD, MBA, of the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), is one such trial that is currently evaluating approximately 20 neoadjuvant treatments in patients with breast cancer. Unlike traditional models, adaptive trial designs enable patients to stop or switch to another arm of therapy, based on their response.
In an interview with OncLive, Madhavan, who is also the director of the Innovation Center for Biomedical Informatics (ICBI) and an associate professor of oncology at Georgetown University Medical Center, discussed the role of data science and informatics in bringing novel clinical study designs to the field of oncology.
OncLive: What is the goal of the Innovation Center for Biomedical Informatics?
Madhaven: We worked on a collaborative team with Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Amgen, and UCSF, to think about innovative ways to design clinical studies. There are many challenges to designing clinical trials. We tend to design clinical studies from first principles, be it a single drug, indication, or phase. We flipped that [approach around] and asked whether we could combine these different models of clinical trials to make it more efficient and reduce the time and cost [of traditional clinical trials]. We recently published a paper titled Pipelines on that.
There are basket trials and there are umbrella trials. The basket trials test a certain drug across various tumor types. Umbrella trials test multiple drugs in a given tumor type across various gene mutations. A hypothesis-generating phase I study [is generally] a basket trial, which then identifies the populations that we can pass on to a phase II umbrella trial. Then, we can move on to a pragmatic phase III clinical trial. By assimilating this assembly of different study designs, we found that we could drastically reduce the amount of development time for clinical studies.
Does the I-SPY trial fall into this category?
Yes. I-SPY was designed and launched by Dr Laura Esserman at UCSF. It's an adaptive trial in which patients with breast cancer are randomized to different treatment arms as they come in, based on genetic testing and protein testing. The notion is that every patient who walks in the door benefits from our experience with prior patients on the study. Additionally, if patients develop comorbidities, relapse, or fail to respond to a certain [arm], we're able to shut down the treatment arm or move them into a different treatment arm.


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Tripura Withdraws Imposing Mizo Language on Halam People
Agartala, Mar 15 : The Tripura state government has decided to withdraw the imposition of Mizo language on Halam communities following a protest from the latter saying that the Mizo language was forcibly imposed upon them since 2009 despite no plausible connection between Halam-Kuki linguistic group and the Mizos.
A delegation of the Halam-Kuki linguistic tribal stream spread across a wide stretch of land of Tripura today met Chief Minister Manik Sarkar in a deputation at the Civil Secretariat here today. The State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) approves formation and functioning of advisory committees for tribal languages and dialects.
The Advisory Committee for Development of Mizo Language had suggested running educational courses of the tribes covered under Halam community through Mizo language way back in 2009. Since then, the state government has been paying for subsidies in purchasing books from Mizoram in Mizo dialect for students from the first till fifth standard. While most of the Halam communities are not actually linked with the Mizo dialect or script, they have finally rebelled against the practice.
Thomas Halam, Debthang Halam, Ganga Bahadur Halam, Bokhathang Halam and others who met the CM in the deputation today said, "The Halam community is shocked to see that the Advisory Committee for Development of Mizo language which is formed with the approval of higher authority vide no. 1.32/ MIN (SE)/ 09 dated December 31, 2009 had taken such a step".
"The Halam has a culture, tradition and language different from the Mizos. The language of Halam and Mizos are not the same. Instead of developing the Halam language, the Committee imposed the Mizo language which is not the mother tongue of the Halam people", added the delegation invoking rights provided under Article 350 A of the Indian Constitution.
Speaking to reporters at the Civil Secretariat here later this evening, Health Minister Tapan Chakraborty said, "The state government appreciates their protest against this practice. In fact, we presume that the protest has been much delayed than usual".
"The Chief Minister has assured them that the practice of using Mizo dialect as medium of instruction for Halam-Kuki students would be revoked shortly. Principal Secretary of School Education Department Banamali Sinha has been asked to issue a notification declaring the practice withdrawn with immediate effect", added the minister.
He also stated that a separate Advisory Committee for Development of Halam-Kuki language would be set up very soon to fulfill the gap in developing the language. It seems, good sense has prevailed at last; though in late!


Despite the desperate surrender implied in the title, tom petty and the Heartbreakers come out standing tough and triumphant on Let Me Up (I've Had Enough). The eleven songs on the album chronicle characters who are reeling from media assaults and shattered relationships. But anger and the urgent need to make sense of a world spinning out of control are strong reasons for survival — and they are powerfully rendered in the muscular, guitar-charged rock the Heartbreakers hammer out.
Not that Let Me Up is in any ultimate sense a grim album. The characters in these tunes may live in absurdly oppressive circumstances — the song title "My Life/Your World" pretty much sums up their sense of impotence. But the gnarled, sarcastic humor of Petty's lyrics and vocals — "I believe you baby," he sings on the title track, "I know you wouldn't lie/Like a dog won't bark, like a bird won't fly" — and the sheer exuberance of the music give the mystified losers he conjures up something like the last laugh.
Petty and Campbell's production of Let Me Up appropriately emphasizes immediacy over polish. Tossed-off slide-guitar segments, hand claps and sing-alongs are sandwiched between tracks in a couple of places, and several songs fade up at the start, as if they hadn't been properly cued. Guitar ravers like "Jammin' Me," "Think About Me" and the title track recall the inspired studio anarchy of the Stones' Exile on Main Street.
Through a bracing combination of will and raunch on Let Me Up (I've Had Enough), Petty and the Heartbreakers manage to turn the Eighties epidemics of loneliness and media-induced alienation into the fuel for an uplifting rock & roll party. And if that's no cure for the modern-day blues, it's at least enlivening, heartfelt consolation.


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Jonathan Mensah (Accra, 13 juli 1990) is een Ghanees voetballer die doorgaans speelt als centrale verdediger. In januari 2017 verruilde hij Anzji Machatsjkala voor Columbus Crew. Mensah maakte in 2009 zijn debuut in het Ghanees voetbalelftal.

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Mensah speelde in Ghana voor Ashanti Gold en in 2008 vertrok hij naar het Zuid-Afrikaanse Free State Stars. Aldaar stond hij onder interesse van onder meer Panathinaikos, maar de verdediger besloot te blijven. In januari 2010 ging hij alsnog in Europa spelen, toen Udinese hem overnam en direct op huurbasis stalde bij Granada. Op 8 juli 2011 ondertekende de Ghanees een vierjarige verbintenis bij de Franse promovendus Évian TG. In februari 2016 ging hij naar het Russische Anzji Machatsjkala, waar hij tekende voor tweeënhalf jaar. Na een jaar verkaste Mensah naar Columbus Crew, waar hij zijn handtekening zette onder een verbintenis voor de duur van één seizoen. In oktober 2022 werd zijn verbintenis opengebroken en met een jaar verlengd, tot het einde van het kalenderjaar erna.

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Mensah debuteerde in het Ghanees voetbalelftal op 23 mei 2008. Op die dag werd een vriendschappelijke wedstrijd tegen Australië met 1–0 verloren. De verdediger begon op de bank en viel tien minuten voor tijd in voor Emmanuel Badu. Mensah kwam namens Ghana uit op het WK in Zuid-Afrika, waar hij meespeelde tijdens de duels tegen Australië, Duitsland en de Verenigde Staten.

In november 2022 werd Mensah door bondscoach Otto Addo opgenomen in de voorselectie van Ghana voor het WK 2022. Bij het bekendmaken van de definitieve selectie tien dagen later, was hij een van de afvallers.

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Making her long-awaited WWE Network debut will be Tegan Nox(pictured above), from Welsh Valleys, South Wales. Nicknamed "The Girl with The Shiniest Wizard," the 23-year-old Nox signed with WWE last summer after spending several years wowing audiences throughout the United Kingdom and beyond. Weeks after arriving at the WWE PC, however, Nox tore her ACL in practice, which put her on the shelf for 10 months and prevented her from competing in the inaugural Mae Young Classic. After a lengthy rehabilitation, Nox finally debuted at an NXT Live Event earlier this year and hasn't looked back. Will the ever-exciting Nox — who is known for her daredevil maneuvers inside the ring, as well as her devastating Shining Wizard knee strike — make up for lost time in this year's tournament?
As originally announced by #SportingNews, new signee Deonna Purrazzo, who reported for trainingthis week at the WWE PC, will also compete in this year's #32womantournament. Going by the moniker of #Virtuosa" on the independent scene, the 24-year-old Purrazzo is widely hailed for her highly technical in-ring style. Making her pro debut in 2013, Purrazzo has wrestled throughout the United States, as well as in Japan, England, Puerto Rico and Canada, and she is known for finishing off opponents with her favorite hold, the Fujiwara Armbar.
Also vying for the 2018 the Mae Young Classic trophy is former collegiate volleyball player and #NXT rookie Jessica Elaban. Standing 5-foot-10, the rangy Elaban has been pegged as an up-and-comer to watch since joining the #WWEPC last May. An athlete her entire life, Elaban also excelled at soccer, basketball, track and dance before setting her sights on the squared circle. Having spent the past year learning under the WWE PC's world-class coaching staff, Elaban looks to prove that she can hang with the world's best female wrestlers, despite being a relative newcomer to the ring.
Returning to the #MaeYoungClassic2 is hard-hitting powerhouse Reina González, a second-generation wrestler from Texas. The 6-foot-tall daughter of #RickyDesperadoGonzález, Reina played basketball at Sam Houston State University before following in her father's footsteps. She joined the #WWEPerformanceCenter in October 2016 and participated in the inaugural Mae Young Classic last summer, where she battled Nicole Savoy in the First Round. Though she came up short in that outing, González was praised by #WWEHallofFamer #JimRoss for her rugged aggression.


Not a bug in the programing language. Just a bug in your programming.
Local variables can have the same name as global variables. Your code will use the most local version of the variable.
No program error should cause a "reboot loop." It sounds like a problem with the circuit.
No program error should cause a "reboot loop."
A reboot is just the Arduino's reaction to most software crashes. It's easy to cause repeated crashes with bad code.
Does that mean it should have worked then?
if (x < 100) // Added to protect against buffer overflow.
How would it be able to do that?
Or more precisely, how is the IDE supposed to tell the difference between your program which crashes (and therefore doesn't communication in any way) and a program that is running normally, but isn't supposed to communicate in any way?


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Q: How to assignTo a setter in Salesforce that requires an index parameter, such as a List<>? In a controller I have two values:
public List<String> StringValue {get; set;}
public List<String> ListValue {get; set;}

The ListValue is initialized in the constructor and several strings are added. At this point in a value I can refer to these with {!StringValue} and {!ListValue[1]} in a VisualForce page. The list one in particular is the focus - I can even add pseudo-constants (getters) as indexes, making {!ListValue[nameIndex]} a valid reference.
However I've run into an exception when trying to set a list value instead of a simple string value.
<apex:param value="123" assignTo="{!ListValue[1]}" />

The exception is java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.String cannot be cast to common.formula.FormulaFieldReference
I think I understand the basics of the problem - Salesforce can't create a setter reference that includes an index parameter (meaning only setters that take a single parameter can be referenced).
Is there any way around this, or do I just have to create a massive amount of ListValue1, ListValue2 variables and associated code?

A: It's a hack, but it avoids you having to create dozens of variables.
<apex:param value="1:123" assignTo="{!smartAssigner}" />

Then in your controller:
public void setSmartAssigner(String myval) { // parse the colon, set list value appropriately.

You get the idea.

A: I've never come across a way to do this in the style you're requesting, I'd suggest that to get this going the easiest thing to do would be to concatenate the values you want into one parameter and then split them back up inside the controller.
You might find a suitable way to do this with <apex:repeat> but I'm not sure on your full use case.

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Вальдемар Юлиус Майер (; ,  — , ) — немецкий скрипач. Брат Феликса Майера.

Родился в семье саксонского музыканта Морица Бернхарда Майера. Учился в Берлинской королевской школе музыки у Йозефа Иоахима. В 1873—1881 гг. скрипач Берлинской придворной капеллы.

Наиболее известен как руководитель (с 1897 г.) струнного квартета, в составе которого играли также Макс Хайнеке (вторая скрипка), Дагоберт Лёвенталь (альт; с 1901 г. вместо него Бертольд Хайнц) и Альбрехт Лёффлер (виолончель). В 1902 г. этот квартет вместе с двумя приглашёнными музыкантами исполнил берлинскую премьеру «Просветлённой ночи» Арнольда Шёнберга (второе исполнение этого произведения спустя полгода после венской премьеры).

Профессор Консерватории Штерна. Под редакцией Майера выходили скрипичные произведения Шарля де Берио.

Опубликовал книгу воспоминаний «Из жизни одного артиста» (; 1925).

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Reds are the first that comes to mind when someone mentions the wine of Spain. At the same time however, there are many examples of Spanish white wine that are considered excellent.
The list of the famous Spanish wines traditionally would start with Rueda and proceeds with White Riojas, Cava, Sherry, Txakoli, Albarino, and many others. Below we have a brief overview of each of those 'flagship' Spanish white wines, along with an explanation of what makes them special and unique.
The number one White Wine in Spain is Rueda. This grape is grown in vineyards that are located in the Castilla region, in the towns of Avila, Segovia, and Valladolid. Rueda is made through the fermentation of a grape called Verdejo that is usually mixed with Sauvignon Blanc to create a more delicate blend. Furthermore, the wine makes use of local clay for the clarification process which gives it a unique taste known only to true Spanish Rueda. Due to that, the wine has achieved significant commercial success, both in Spain and worldwide.
This wine comes from the region of Rioja and is made only from white grapes, with Viura being the most important one. Due to the name of the region, it is also known as Rioja Blanco. The fact that it can age for over ten years makes it exceptional and rare at the same time – with a Spanish white Rioja often being cited as an example of a fantastic white wine for aging, and a prime example of Spanish white wine.
It is also noteworthy that it makes up for around ten percent of the entire wine production in that region. Rioja Blanco can range from full-bodied to light.
Cava comes from Catalonia and is often compared to French Champagne. Any Spaniard will tell you that this sparkly wine has the same quality as champagne, while is sold at a much lower price. Wine experts in the world praise Cava's quality and its specific refreshing taste, and while it may not be as well known as Champagne, it is certainly one to try.
The fact that sherry can be made only in one place (Andalucia, where it has been produced for centuries) makes it a rare commodity. The position of the terrain, the humidity, the soil, the seasonal changes, and the way it is produced all make for the wine with singular character. Most of the white sherry produced there is dry and is destined to be paired with food.
This dry and sparkling wine comes from three Spanish provinces: Burgos, Cantabria, and Basque. Usually is served as an aperitif and is aged no longer than one year. Traditionally the Txakoli White Wine was aged in old and huge oak barrels. However, nowadays it is mainly fermented in stainless steel barrels which gives a lighter and less full-bodied taste than many other types of Spanish white wine.
Albarino is grown in Galicia, an area in the far northwest of Spain. The wine is high in acidity and quite light.
In tasting, there are notable aromas of nectarine, limes, lemons, honeysuckle, beeswax, and pear. It is mainly served as an aperitif/cocktail and goes perfectly with dishes featuring white meat or aromatic herbs. Some popular foods that go well with this wine are tofu, chicken, trout, sea bass, scallops and even shrimps.
Why are White Wines less famous than red?
Every Spanish White Wine on the list above is noted for its quality by wine experts and wine lovers from every corner of the world. The reason why they don't share the same popularity with their red counterparts is more of a PR campaign than anything else.
Red is a color that is also associated with the well-known Spanish temperament and passion. That alone gives red the edge over the white. That's the only reason why people associate Spanish wines more with red than with white – taste is not really a factor!
Spanish white wine is a beautiful example of what the country has to offer the world of wine, despite being more widely known for their red offerings!


What will chip makers say about the trade war?
Semiconductor companies could face issues amid trade tensions between China and the U.S.
Chip-company executives will to have to address an elephant in the room on conference calls this earnings season as the industry grapples with growing trade tensions with one of its largest customers, China.
Last week, the White House threatened to slap tariffs on another $200 billion in goods imported from China if the country retaliated for U.S. tariffs already levied. So far, China has held off on imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S. tech products, but those products, which are so important to China's own tech industry, will likely get included if the country seeks dollar-for-dollar retaliation.
While Micron said the injunction will have a fractional effect on sales, any escalation of the trade war carries consequences for the Boise, Idaho-based chip maker, which derives about half its sales from China. Overall, China accounts for about a quarter of global memory-chip sales, which leaves many questions for chip makers as we enter tech's earnings season.
Is trade-war anxiety already baked into chip maker stock prices?
"If not for the current uncertainty related to an escalating China trade war, we would look to be aggressive buyers of semiconductor stocks on the recent pullback," said Evercore ISI analyst C.J. Muse, who believes a lot of potential tariff anxiety is already baked into chip shares.
At the end of the June quarter, the PHLX Semiconductor Index SOX, +0.07% logged its first losing quarter in nearly three years. While still up 8% for the year, the chip index had been up more than 16% on the year back in March. In comparison, the S&P 500 index SPX, +0.16% is up 5.1% for the year, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index COMP, +0.02% is up 13.8%.
"So this earnings season will likely be volatile and calling the near-term is quite difficult," Muse said.
Earnings season for chip makers ramps up July 25 after the closing bell, when Advanced Micro Devices Inc. AMD, +0.69% is scheduled to report, followed by Intel Corp. INTC, -0.12% the next afternoon. On average, tech companies on the S&P 500 were expected to post 20.9% quarterly earnings growth year-over-year heading into this quarter's results, with chip maker earnings to grow 27.5%, according to FactSet.
Going into earnings season, Muse favors shares of Micron, Nvidia Corp. NVDA, -0.53% Marvell Technology Group Ltd. MRVL, -0.08% and Analog Devices Inc. ADI, +0.34% while downgrading shares of Intel to an in-line rating now that he believes investors are fairly appraising the chip maker's data-center business and on uncertainty following the departure of Chief Executive Brian Krzanich along with growing competition from Nvidia and AMD.
In the meantime, China appears determined to lower its reliance upon foreign chip suppliers by building up its own fabs. While South Korea, home to Samsung Electronics Co. 005930, -0.66% and SK Hynix Inc. 000660, +3.28% remains the largest buyer of chip-making equipment, the chip trade association SEMI forecast that China will overtake Korea as the largest market in 2019, accounting for an estimated $17.32 billion in sales. Taiwan is forecast to be in third place with $12.3 billion in sales. Many analysts, however, see China's self-sufficiency for chip needs as being years away.
"Semis remain at the heart of the U.S. and China trade war, as China's aspirations to acquire global intellectual property and expand indigenous semiconductor production from 10% today to 70% by 2025 has been met with heavy resistance from [the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S.]," Cowen's Ackerman wrote in a note.
With tech, does China cut off its nose to spite its face?
Should China start targeting U.S. chip makers with tariffs, it would be harming itself, according to Cowen analyst Matthew Ramsay. The analyst covers Nvidia, Intel, Qualcomm Inc. QCOM, +1.02% and Broadcom Inc. AVGO, -0.60% which have between 15% and 30% market exposure to China.
"Despite the high exposure for nearly all of our coverage universe into China, we believe in digital and analog semiconductors Chinese buyers have essentially zero sources of competitive domestic supply — at least in the medium term — and a full noncompromised trade war between the U.S. and China would irreparably damage global competitiveness for several important Chinese tech giants (smartphone, wireless infrastructure and cloud vendors in particular) that rely often on single or dual-sourced critical semiconductor components from U.S. suppliers," Ramsay said.
While tech products have been left off China's list of retaliatory tariffs so far, if a trade war with China escalates to the point where tech companies become pawns, those companies with high domestic assets are better positioned than those with low domestic assets, UBS strategist Keith Parker said in a recent note.
Among the high domestic asset chip-related companies cited by UBS were Nvidia, Applied Materials Inc. AMAT, +0.14% Cirrus Logic Inc. CRUS, +0.75% KLA-Tencor Corp. KLAC, +0.39% Lam Research Corp. LRCX, -0.77% MKS Instruments Inc. MKSI, -0.33% Silicon Laboratories Inc. SLAB, +0.99% Teradyne Inc. TER, -0.09% and Xilinx Inc. XLNX, -0.64% Low domestic-asset chip companies include Micron, Broadcom, Monolithic Power Systems Inc. MPWR, -0.76% and Skyworks Solutions Inc. SWKS, -1.29% Parker said.
Also, if Trump imposes further tariffs, China may start responding by devaluing its currency, and if that happens, U.S. chip and tech hardware companies lead the list of those who will feel the pain.


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package brooklyn.entity.messaging.amqp;

import brooklyn.entity.Entity;
import brooklyn.entity.basic.Attributes;
import brooklyn.event.basic.BasicAttributeSensorAndConfigKey;
import brooklyn.event.basic.PortAttributeSensorAndConfigKey;

/**
 * Marker interface identifying AMQP servers.
 */
public interface AmqpServer extends Entity {

    /* AMQP protocol version strings. */

    String AMQP_0_8 = "0-8";
    String AMQP_0_9 = "0-9";
    String AMQP_0_9_1 = "0-9-1";
    String AMQP_0_10 = "0-10";
    String AMQP_1_0 = "1-0";

    PortAttributeSensorAndConfigKey AMQP_PORT = Attributes.AMQP_PORT;

    BasicAttributeSensorAndConfigKey<String> VIRTUAL_HOST_NAME = new BasicAttributeSensorAndConfigKey<String>(
            String.class, "amqp.virtualHost", "AMQP virtual host name", "localhost");

    BasicAttributeSensorAndConfigKey<String> AMQP_VERSION = new BasicAttributeSensorAndConfigKey<String>(
            String.class, "amqp.version", "AMQP protocol version");

    String getVirtualHost();

    String getAmqpVersion();

    Integer getAmqpPort();
}

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She had seven worldwide victories during her career including a win at the 1992 McCall's LPGA Classic on the LPGA Tour.
Until 2005 Evian Masters, she held the record as the LET's youngest winner after clinching the 1988 Danish Ladies Open. Descampe was a member of the 1992 European Solheim Cup winning team.
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