What is the difference between 2D code reading and verification?
2D code reading is generally achieved with either a handheld or fixed mount 2D code reader. 2D readers can read a printed 2D code and decipher its contents but are generally incapable of grading the quality of the printed 2D code. A verifier, on the other hand, is a calibrated vision device capable of reading and grading the 2D code quality. Most verifiers are calibrated against a NIST or equivalent standard.
What is direct part marking?
DPM is a marking process that directly applies a UID mark to a product. DPM processes include industrial ink jet printing, laser etching, dot peening and electro-chemical etching. Label affixing is not a direct product marking process.
We currently use rubber stamps to mark our product information but are now required to direct product mark our parts with Mil-Std 130 UID compliant 2D codes. What process alternatives are available for compliance?
Inkjet, laser etching, dot peening, electro-chemical etching and labeling are all process alternatives capable of meeting Mil-Std 130 requirements. The first step is to review your contractual requirements to see if a particular process has been identified by your customer.
Assuming no specific process has been defined by your customer, the next step is to determine whether an additive or subtractive process is preferred. An additive process is one in which the UID mark is added to your part. Industrial ink jet printing and labeling are additive processes. A subtractive process is one where material is removed from the part to generate the UID mark. Examples of subtractive processes are laser etching, dot peening and electro-chemical etching.
The closest process to rubber stamping is industrial ink jet printing. Most industrial ink jet printing systems are digital ink jet printing systems capable of printing alphanumeric text, bar codes, 2D codes, serial numbers and logos. Selecting the right ink jet printer, ink and system configuration is crucial to implementing a robust, reliable ink jet marking system alternative to rubber stamping.
Can industrial inkjet printers from such manufacturers as Domino, Videojet, Imaje, Leibinger, etc. be used for Mil-Std 130 UID compliance applications?
Yes, some printer models available from Videojet, Domino, Imaje, Leibinger, etc. are capable of printing UID verifiable 2D codes.
I have Videojet Excel HR series inkjet printers and want to print Mil-Std 130 UID compliant 2D codes. Are they capable?
Videojet Excel High Resolution (HR) Series industrial ink jet printers require Extended Serial Interface (ESI) firmware and a printer device control interface software, such as JETEC's IMS2701 or IMS5000 in order to print verifiable Mil-Std 130 UID compliant 2D codes.
What are some of the Mil-Std 130 UID specific features available with printer device control software packages, such as JETEC's IMS2701 or IMS5000?
Some of JETEC's embedded features include: selection of square or rectangular data matrix codes, user definable number of dots per cell, user selectable construct #1 versus construct #2, data identifier reference and automatic matrix determination.
What is the standard warranty offered by JETEC on it Mil-Std 130 UID parts marking systems?
Our standard warranty is one-year parts & labor. Extended warranties are available upon request.
What are the requirements for a label or tag to meet MIL-STD-130 compliance?
First, look at your customer's purchase order or specification requirements. Secondly, go to http://www.mil-std-130.com and download the DoD Guideline & Specifications for Compliance. Need additional assistance, contact JETEC at info@jetec.com or call us at 714-979-9611.
What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of inkjet printing versus laser etching of UID marks?
Inkjet Printing Advantages – Ink jet printing is an additive process. In most cases the printed ink thickness is less than 0.001" thick. Since it is an additive process, unless the ink has been cured, it can be removed in the event of operator error without damage to the part. Inkjet marking is a natural progression to rubber stamping or pad transfer printing. Inkjet marking systems range from $8.5K to over $100K, depending on system configuration. Portable inkjet printing systems are available whereby small or medium sized parts can be brought to the marking system for UID identification. When printing large parts, the ink jet print head can be brought to the part for marking. Print contrast can be achieved by printing a white or light background followed by a black or dark mark.
Inkjet Printing Disadvantages – Ink jet printers require consumables, inks and system fluids (also referred to as Makeup or solvent). In order to achieve marking permanency with the ink selected for use a curing process (UV or thermal) may be required. Chemical waste is generated by an ink jet process during the head cleaning, printer maintenance or general part cleaning process. MEK inks may be required for Mil-Std 130 UID compliance. Not all ink jet printers are the same. Some require more maintenance than others, making printer selection more difficult. Care and process considerations must be considered in order to avoid implementing a messy process. May require multiple ink jet printers, generally a white and a black ink printer, in order to obtain the necessary print contrast on select parts. Pigmented (white or yellow ink) inkjet printers require significantly more maintenance and are not capable of achieving high resolution marks. Ink jet printers can clog if not properly maintained.
Laser Etching Advantages – Laser etching or marking is a subtractive process; material is removed to generate the mark. Thus laser marks are permanent marks without requiring any curing process to achieve marking permanency. High resolution print quality is achievable. No potentially hazardous chemicals are required. Laser marking systems range from $25K to over $100K, depending on system configuration.
Laser Etching Disadvantages – Improper setup can generate scrap or require remarking in newly designated areas. Set-up times for individual parts can vary. Provisions for operator safety must be incorporated into the marking process. These provisions include: incorporating Class I enclosures, installation within controlled environments, extensive operator and maintenance personnel training, and posting of laser warning signs. Laser etching systems can be costly when properly integrated. For high power laser systems water chillers may be required. Fume extractors are recommended in order to remove laser debris. Improper setup can cause potential mark penetration problems. Laser etching process requires a higher skilled operator.
My customer contracts require Arial, Helvetica or other fonts that are not standard with most industrial inkjet printers. Is there software available that will allow me to print standard true type or Windows fonts using industrial inkjet printers?
Yes, JETEC's IMS2701 or IMS5000 printer device control software provides the capability to exceed their normal industrial ink jet printing capabilities. Depending on the specific inkjet printer connected users can print Windows fonts, True Type fonts, bar codes, logos and 2D codes with minimal hardware upgrades, if any.
How can I determine if my existing industrial inkjet printer can be used for Mil-Std 130 UID compliance?
Unfortunately, not all industrial inkjet printer manufacturers are knowledgeable of the full extent of the printing capabilities of their printers. Therefore, we recommend that you speak with both the original printer manufacturer and a recommended system integrator experienced in integrating that printer. System integrators tend to have a better firsthand knowledge of individual printer capabilities.
What are some of the advantages in switching from pad transfer printing to industrial ink jet printing?
Depending on your specific application there can be various cost drivers which make digital inkjet printing a preferred marking process over pad transfer printing. Some of these cost improvements include: elimination of plate making sub-process, less rework due to handling since inkjet inks generally dry-to-the-touch immediately after printing, no additional set-up or operator interaction in order to generate product serial numbers, most ink jet inks have a twelve-month shelf life as compared to a shift or hourly shelf life for mixed epoxy inks, the ink jet marking process is a non-contact marking process, individual part marking files can be stored on a PC for future retrieval and continuation of lot or batch part marking and industrial ink jet printing processes facilitate automation.
Why does JETEC offer two portable inkjet marking system configurations?
Jet Marking system configurations. One configuration offers a single linear motion assembly. Linear systems are available in belt driven or linear motor controlled. These systems are ideal for customers with single line marking data or where the total area of the data to be printed does not exceed 0.500".
Our latest Flex-A-JET product offering features a portable X/Y based servo controlled system configuration. This system has been designed to allow Mil-Std 130 UID customers the capability to print within a 4.0" x 2.0" marking envelope. Standard UID marking formats can be marked using this system. For more information on our Flex-A-JET systems visit our website at www.flexajet.com.
Are there inkjet inks suitable for space flight hardware?
Yes, several inkjet manufacturers and third party inkjet ink manufacturers offer space flight compliant inks. JETEC offers a black ink which has been tested by Goddard Space Flight Systems, and is currently working on a white ink approval. To obtain a copy of the test results contact sales@jetec.com.
I need to implement a UID compliant marking process at our company. From a simplistic viewpoint what do we need to do?
c) Submit UID part information to the DoD Wide Area Network.
We currently affix metal tags to our products but need to now meet Mil-Std 130 UID requirements. We don't want to discard all of the metal tags we currently have in-stock but must meet Mil-Std 130 requirements. What is the most cost effective way of meeting the requirement?
Assuming your metal tags have the alphanumeric text requirements printed on your tag and the only requirement is to add the UID 2D code onto the tag, the most cost effective way is to affix a UID 2D code to your existing tag. In most cases JETEC can provide UID 2D codes and verification reports within 2-3 days after receipt of UID label request.
What is a metal photo etch UID label or nameplate?
Metal photo etch is a process whereby high resolution photo images are imprinted on metal surfaces. The National Association of Graphic and Product Identification Manufactures, Inc. (GPI) considers this process to be the most durable for aluminum identification plates. Look to JETEC as your one stop supplier for metal photo nameplates. Send your request to info@jetec.com.
Can industrial ink jet printers from such manufactures as Videojet, Markem-Imaje, Domino and Leibinger be used to print UID compliant 2D codes?
Depending on the model of printers from each manufacturer you may be able to achieve a compliant MIL-STD-130 UID 2D code. However, the printer will also dictate the size constraints of the printed 2D code. For best results, we recommend the use of JETEC's IMS2701 or IMS5000 to interface or control the ink jet printer thereby providing users the capability to optimize their printed output.
I have Videojet Excel Series Printers (170i, UHS, 2000 or HR models) and want to print compliant UID codes. Is this achievable?
These printers are older version Videojet printers and in most cases currently non-supported by Videojet. They were not designed to print UID or QR 2D codes. However, when interfaced with JETEC's IMS2701 or IMS5000 software compliant codes are achievable. For more information, contact us at info@jetec.com.
What are some of the specific MIL-STD-130 UID features available within JETEC's IMS2701 or IMS5000 software?
Some of the JETEC embedded features include, but are not limited to: selecting between square or rectangular 2D codes (MIL-STD-130 allows for both configurations); user selectable number of dots per cell; user selectable construct; data identifier reference and automatic matrix determination.
What other printers, other than Videojet printers, have JETEC tested or are in the process of testing for MIL-STD 130 compliant UID printing capability?
JETEC has successfully tested several of Domino's printers, including the older A200 series printers; Markem-Imaje, Metronic Alphajet Series and Leibinger JET3 printers. Today most ink jet printers can print 2D codes however, some better than others. Need a recommendation, contact us at info@jetec.com.
Our company purchased an ink jet system from Automation Plus and wants to use JETEC's IMS5000 software. Can our system be retrofit to use your software?
Yes, our IMS5000 software can be added to most XYZ based systems manufactured by our competitors. We have switched several Automation Plus systems over to our software. Contact us at info@jetec.com should you wish to consider a retrofit or if you would like to speak with references of customers who have made the software switch.
I understand Videojet no longer supports the Excel HR printer. We are running Videojet's 16-5900 black ink but Videojet's new printers cannot use this ink. We are being told that we need to switch to a new ink if we use their new printers. What do you recommend?
Videojet's new 1000 series printers are very good printers however we understand the need to maintain your existing ink and the problems and costs associated with attempting to switch inks. JETEC does offer a printer that can run the existing 16-5900 black ink and if you are presently a JETEC customer you will be pleased to know that you will be able to run your existing programs with this new printer. For more information contact us at info@jetec.com.
I need the capability to print Windows fonts and custom logos with my ink jet printer. Is this achievable?
Both JETEC's IMS2701 and IMS5000 software packages allow uses to extend the capabilities of their ink jet printers by featuring the capability to print Windows fonts and monochromatic bitmap images.
What aerospace companies does JETEC have marking compliance for and per what specifications?
JETEC takes pride in understanding the marking specifications and requirements for their target customers. Some of the companies and specifications include: Boeing (BAC5307); Bell Helicopter (BPS 4050), Lockheed (EMAPS), Pratt & Whitney (PWA 310), ROHR Inc. (RPS 13.99_SCO_45), Sikorsky (558798), Airbus Operations Ltd (ABP 9-3323), Rolls Royce (JES_131), Northrop Grumman (GSS4710), MD Helicopters (MDP8-8), Bombardier (BAMS 516-007) and Gulfstream Aerospace (GAMPS 1105_C), to name a few.
Need a copy of an aerospace part marking specification, contact us at info@jetec.com.
Other than aerospace company specifications can you tell me what other specifications JETEC marking systems are in compliance with?
JETEC's target market is aerospace, automotive, electronics (including defense electronics marking), textiles and medical device manufacturers. Some of the specifications that we offer compliant systems and contract parts marking services include: Mil-Std 883, Mil-Std 202, Mil-Std 130, NASA ASTM E595 Outgassing, A-A-56032 and CID A-A-208.
What are some of the techniques that JETEC can offer for counterfeit diversion or detection of my products?
Unfortunately, there is no one guaranteed way to prevent counterfeiting of manufactured parts. However, JETEC can offer solutions that may deter or at a minimum, allow you to detect if a part is a counterfeit part. These techniques include, but are not limited to, DNA marking, invisible marking and a combination of proven techniques. Contact us at info@jetec.com to discuss your requirements.
What is the difference between ink stamping and ink jet printing?
Although the terms are many times used synonymously there is a difference between the two techniques. Ink stamping is performed using a rubber stamp. Ink is stored within an ink pad, transferred to the rubber stamp and then transferred to the part, leaving the desired image. Conversely, ink jet printing is a non-contact printing process that sprays controlled dots to form the characters, numbers, logos, etc. Today, both technologies can be used for the marking of aerospace parts.
JETEC Corporation provides direct parts marking, DOD part marking, integrated parts marking, and more to worldwide clients in defense, aerospace, manufacturing, automotive, pharmaceutical, and medical industries.


Amazone deliveries? We got it!
Deliveries to Amazon are possible for us. The only problem with fiscal representation is that with a delivery to an Amazon warehouse there is no official sale as the EU law states which must happen after a departure of goods from our warehouse in the Netherlands. With these kind of shipments you do not have an official buyer in the country of delivery at the moment we ship the goods from the Netherlands to the delivery address. We cannot defer the VAT without an official sale to a customer with a VAT number. Your company will stay the owner of the goods but cannot store the goods in another EU country where you do not have a VAT number.
We have two options for these shipments.
You need to register your company in another EU country ( the country were the shipment has to be delivered) for the VAT transfer from the Netherlands to that EU country. With this option we can use LFR for the import in the Netherlands as long as it is a small number of shipments and your company can import the goods with the use of the VAT number of Neele-Vat. For a larger amount per import shipment or several shipments we need to advice GFR in the Netherlands and we will use your dedicated Dutch VAT number.
The VAT does not have to be paid in the Netherlands ( we can defer it to a valid VAT number in the country of delivery) and the concerned VAT will be paid in the country of delivery after the sale to the consumer.
Amazon, Groupon or another company does officially buy the goods, this means a sales invoice and money transfer between your company and Amazon, this way we can use their Vat number and make an intra-community delivery for that shipment.
The second option will not be possible with a stock transfer of your own goods to warehouse in another country rented/ owned by your company or if the goods have not changed ownership yet, the first option is the only option in this case.


This flower coming out of the brick wall that graces the entrance to my house here in Austin, Texas struck me for many reasons. I hadn't noticed it at all for the entire time that it was emerging. Then all of a sudden it seemed to just be there! What a smile it brought to my face when I spied it the other day!
What is astounding to me is that this lonely flower is growing out of a crack in the brick wall and actually seems to be quite happy with it's unique growing spot. A friend of mine wondered how the heck it was getting enough nourishment to even grow.
To me it is a combination of desire, right environment, and a passion if you will to emerge from the dark and grow towards the light. There is also an innate and complex coding that has flowers….. and people….follow the path that has been laid down for them even amidst what seems like difficult circumstances. This is what we like to call the Divine Design.
Somehow the seed of this flower had just what it needed in the depths of the brick wall to bring it forth out into the open and expose its particular expression. Was there doubt, hesitation or fear on this flowers part to emerge? We cannot know the many possibilities that presented as this seed was implanted in the wall by wind, bird or other means. Perhaps there were many possible outcomes as the seed sought what it needed in order to grown and thrive.
This display of natures innate call to create touched me deeply as I beheld this single flower finding its way towards unique expression. It reminded me that even in the challenging moments of our lives that there are many possibilities to grow and thrive….even in the depths of a crack we have fallen into.
Thank you natural world for being such an exquisite teacher reminding me of the stuff from which I am made. There is always an opportunity to come into the light…. Is there a "crack" in your life that needs to be explored just a little more??


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Attappady Hamlet's Tryst with Democracy
Wednesday December 9th, 2015
For the first time in Attappady's history, a tribal chieftain was elected through the democratic process on Sunday. K K Balakrishnan was elected as the chief (Oorumooppan in local parlance) of the Kavundikkal hamlet of Irula tribespeople after a meeting of the entire hamlet convened by a senior revenue official.
The post had been vacant for the last 20 years, though unofficially many tribal leaders had held it for short durations.
A daily wage worker, Balakrishnan (48) will be taking on the role once carried out by people like Kiluya Moopan, one of the most renowned and respected chieftains of the region.
The election was organised by P B Nooh, Sub-Collector of Ottappalam who during his visit to the Kavundikkal hamlet had found that the post of chieftain was vacant. According to Nooh, the people in Attappady regard their chief akin to a king.
"As far as Attappady is concerned, all the 192 hamlets have their own tribal chieftains who enjoy enormous power and influence over the community. They are part of a forum called Moopan Council, which assists the government in implementing various welfare schemes," Nooh was quoted as saying by The Hindu.
He said that the Moopan Council would attain more strength in days to come and this would ensure better coordination between the government and tribespeople in implementing welfare schemes.
Attappady, democratic process, Irula tribespeople, tribal hamlets in Kerala
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I know this is MELBOURNE GAMERS Forum, but, I'm sure there are people that have to travel to Melbourne from other areas to be apart of the bigger Melbourne gaming scene.
Just a question of is there or who would be interested in a club or regular meet in the Castlemaine area?
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Economy & JobsSocial Insurance
Map: The 10 States Planning to Shift Their Tax Burden from the Rich to the Poor
Commentary Social Insurance
Benjamin Landy
Tax cuts may be off the table in President Obama's newly progressive Washington for the foreseeable future, but supply-side ideology is still alive and well at the state level. So far, ten Republican-controlled states are considering regressive tax reforms that include reducing or eliminating their personal and corporate income taxes and replacing them with a higher state sales tax; part of a larger push to use states as proving grounds for an increasingly marginalized GOP agenda.
These "trickle-down" tax reforms, which conservatives believe will encourage businesses to move to their states and increase employment, are problematic for a number of reasons. First, all of the revenue lost from reducing or eliminating personal and corporate income taxes must be made up by substantial tax increases elsewhere. In the case of the ten states in the map above, Republican-controlled legislatures and governships plan to offset these losses with higher state sales taxes and other fees.
This is hugely regressive, as research from the nonpartisan Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) has shown. Louisiana's proposed tax swap, for instance, would amount to a massive tax break for the wealthy—over $25,000 on average for the top 1 percent—while raising taxes on the bottom 80 percent. (Nationwide, poor families pay eight times more of their income in sales and excise taxes than wealthy families.) Louisiana's poorest 20 percent would see their average after-tax income fall 3.4 percent, or $395.
But even ITEP's analysis may understate the shifting tax burden from rich to poor. According to Bloomberg's Deborah Solomon, taxpayers have been allowed since 2009 to choose between deducting their state sales tax or income tax. This allows wealthy families, who more frequently itemize their taxes, to deduct higher sales taxes in regressive states like Texas or Tennessee, while also paying little or no state income tax. As a result, the federal government subsidizes these tax breaks to the tune of $3 billion each year.
Although several of the proposed state tax reforms are being promoted as revenue neutral (likely necessitating, as the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities points out, higher property taxes as well), others are purposefully designed to shrink the public sector. Governor Mike Pence of Indiana is one of several Republican lawmakers who want to distribute their state's budget surplus through tax cuts, rather than replenish funding to programs and jobs cut during the recession, thereby locking in recession-era spending levels.
"Government should only collect what it needs," Pence said in his 2013 State of the State address. "When government collects more than it needs, it should return that money to the hardworking taxpayers who earned it in the first place"—as opposed to funding improvements in education or infrastructure. Iowa lawmakers are on the same page, advocating spending the state's billion-dollar surplus on a one-time tax credit of $375, rather than increase funding for schools.
Republicans claim that this race to the bottom—replacing personal and corporate income taxes with regressive sales taxes, cutting social services and public sector jobs—will make their states more attractive to businesses. But, contrary to a widely cited, misleading report by supply-side evangelist Arthur Laffer, there is little evidence that low-tax states experience higher rates of economic growth. The success of resource-rich states like Texas and North Dakota, both of which are enjoying an oil and natural gas boom, cannot be replicated in states like Kansas, which already is struggling to fund its public schools. (The state is currently fighting an appellate court's mandate to increase spending on education.)
Sadly, this "race to the bottom" is a zero-sum game. Research suggests that tax rates have little to do with where individuals and businesses decide to relocate. And even if they did, states that lower their taxes can only steal businesses from one another, resulting in zero net gain for the country overall. The result, intended or not, is a massive giveaway to businesses and high-income individuals at the expense of the public sector, necessary investments in education and infrastructure, and the lower- and middle-class families that are left to finance them.
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                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_value_1" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_checked_1" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_name_2" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_value_2" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_check_2" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_name_3" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_value_3" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_checked_3" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_name_4" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_value_4" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_checked_4" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_name_5" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_value_5" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_checked_5" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_name_6" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_value_6" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_corpore_specialization_checked_6" />

                    De magia
                    <input type="number" name="attr_peritia_de_magia" class="sheet-character-peritia" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_name_1" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_value_1" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_checked_1" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_name_2" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_value_2" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_check_2" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_name_3" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_value_3" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_checked_3" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_name_4" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_value_4" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_checked_4" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_name_5" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_value_5" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_checked_5" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_name_6" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_value_6" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_magia_specialization_checked_6" />

                    De natura
                    <input type="number" name="attr_peritia_de_natura" class="sheet-character-peritia" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_name_1" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_value_1" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_checked_1" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_name_2" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_value_2" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_check_2" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_name_3" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_value_3" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_checked_3" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_name_4" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_value_4" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_checked_4" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_name_5" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_value_5" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_checked_5" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_name_6" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_value_6" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_natura_specialization_checked_6" />

                    De scientia
                    <input type="number" name="attr_peritia_de_scientia" class="sheet-character-peritia" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_name_1" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_value_1" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_checked_1" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_name_2" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_value_2" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_check_2" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_name_3" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_value_3" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_checked_3" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_name_4" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_value_4" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_checked_4" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_name_5" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_value_5" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_checked_5" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_name_6" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_value_6" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_scientia_specialization_checked_6" />

                    De societate
                    <input type="number" name="attr_peritia_de_societate" class="sheet-character-peritia" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_name_1" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_value_1" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_checked_1" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_name_2" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_value_2" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_check_2" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_name_3" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_value_3" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_checked_3" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_name_4" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_value_4" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_checked_4" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_name_5" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_value_5" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_checked_5" />

                    <input type="text" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_name_6" />
                    <input type="number" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_value_6" />
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_de_societate_specialization_checked_6" />

                Punti vita

                    max
                    <input type="number" name="attr_max_hit_points" />
                    Cura
                    <input type="checkbox" name="attr_hit_points_heal" style="width:30px;" />

                            40

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_40" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_40" />

                            39

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_39" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_39" />

                            38

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_38" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_38" />

                            37

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_37" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_37" />

                            36

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_36" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_36" />

                            35

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_35" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_35" />

                            34

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_34" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_34" />

                            33

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_33" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_33" />

                            32

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_32" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_32" />

                            31

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_31" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_31" />

                            30

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_30" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_30" />

                            29

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_29" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_29" />

                            28

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_28" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_28" />

                            27

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_27" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_27" />

                            26

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_26" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_26" />

                            25

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_25" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_25" />

                            24

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_24" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_24" />

                            23

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_23" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_23" />

                            22

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_22" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_22" />

                            21

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_21" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_21" />

                            20

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_20" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_20" />

                            19

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_19" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_19" />

                            18

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_18" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_18" />

                            17

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_17" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_17" />

                            16

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_16" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_16" />

                            15

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_15" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_15" />

                            14

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_14" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_14" />

                            13

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_13" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_13" />

                            12

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_12" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_12" />

                            11

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_11" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_11" />

                            10

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_10" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_10" />

                            9

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_9" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_9" />

                            8

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i8n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_8" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i8n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_8" />

                            7

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_7" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_7" />

                            6

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_6" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_6" />

                            5

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_5" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_5" />

                            4

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_4" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_4" />

                            3

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_3" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_3" />

                            2

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_2" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_2" />

                            1

                            <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_hp_1" />
                            <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_eng_1" />

                    punti vita
                    <input type="checkbox" title="punti vita" data-i18n-title="hit-points" name="attr_example_hp" />
                    <input type="checkbox" title="ingombro" data-i18n-title="encumbrance" name="attr_example_eng" />
                    ingombro

                    Abilità di combattimento

                    <input type="text" name="attr_combat_skill" class="sheet-combat-skill" />

                        Moltiplicatori

                                1
                                2
                                3
                                x1

                                4
                                5
                                6
                                x2

                                7
                                8
                                9
                                x3

                                10
                                11
                                12
                                x4

                                13
                                14
                                15
                                x5

                                16 o più
                                x6

                            arma
                            <input type="text" name="attr_weapon_1" />
                            danno
                            <input type="number" name="attr_weapon_1_damage" class="sheet-weapon-short" />
                            ing
                            <input type="number" name="attr_weapon_1_encumbrance" class="sheet-weapon-short" />
                            exp
                            <input type="checkbox" name="attr_weapon_1_expert" />

                            arma
                            <input type="text" name="attr_weapon_2" />
                            danno
                            <input type="number" name="attr_weapon_2_damage" class="sheet-weapon-short" />
                            ing
                            <input type="number" name="attr_weapon_2_encumbrance" class="sheet-weapon-short" />
                            exp
                            <input type="checkbox" name="attr_weapon_2_expert" />

                            arma
                            <input type="text" name="attr_weapon_3" />
                            danno
                            <input type="number" name="attr_weapon_3_damage" class="sheet-weapon-short" />
                            ing
                            <input type="number" name="attr_weapon_3_encumbrance" class="sheet-weapon-short" />
                            exp
                            <input type="checkbox" name="attr_weapon_3_expert" />

                            scudo
                            <input type="text" name="attr_shield" />
                            parata
                            <input type="number" name="attr_shield_parry" class="sheet-weapon-short" />
                            ing
                            <input type="number" name="attr_shield_encumbrance" class="sheet-weapon-short" />

                            armatura
                            <input type="text" name="attr_armor" />
                            protezione
                            <input type="number" name="attr_armor_protection" class="sheet-weapon-short" />
                            ing
                            <input type="number" name="attr_armor_encumbrance" class="sheet-weapon-short" />

                            ingombro totale
                            <input type="number" name="attr_total_encumbrance" class="sheet-weapon-short" />

Curriculum

                        Categoria
                        Moltiplicatore
                        Punti

                        De Bello

                            Exp x
                            <input type="number" name="attr_exp_multiplier_de_bello" class="sheet-exp-multiplier" />

                        <input type="number" name="attr_exp_de_bello" class="sheet-exp" />

                        De corpore

                            Exp x
                            <input type="number" name="attr_exp_multiplier_de_corpore" class="sheet-exp-multiplier" />

                        <input type="number" name="attr_exp_de_corpore" class="sheet-exp" />

                        De magia

                            Exp x
                            <input type="number" name="attr_exp_multiplier_de_magia" class="sheet-exp-multiplier" />

                        <input type="number" name="attr_exp_de_magia" class="sheet-exp" />

                        De natura

                            Exp x
                            <input type="number" name="attr_exp_multiplier_de_natura" class="sheet-exp-multiplier" />

                        <input type="number" name="attr_exp_de_natura" class="sheet-exp" />

                        De scientia

                            Exp x
                            <input type="number" name="attr_exp_multiplier_de_scientia" class="sheet-exp-multiplier" />

                        <input type="number" name="attr_exp_de_scientia" class="sheet-exp" />

                        De societate

                            Exp x
                            <input type="number" name="attr_exp_multiplier_de_societate" class="sheet-exp-multiplier" />

                        <input type="number" name="attr_exp_de_societate" class="sheet-exp" />

                        Mos arcanorum

                            Exp x
                            <input type="number" name="attr_exp_multiplier_mos_arcanorum" class="sheet-exp-multiplier" />

                        <input type="number" name="attr_exp_mos_arcanorum" class="sheet-exp" />

                        Pax deorum

                            Exp x
                            <input type="number" name="attr_exp_multiplier_pax_deorum" class="sheet-exp-multiplier" />

                        <input type="number" name="attr_exp_pax_deorum" class="sheet-exp" />

Pietas

                    Pietas
                    <input type="number" name="attr_pietas" title="corrente" data-i18n-title="current" /> /
                    <input type="number" name="attr_pietas_max" title="max" data-i18n-title="max" />

                    Nume tutelare
                    <input type="text" name="attr_divine-protection" />

                    Invocazioni
                    <input type="text" name="attr_invocations_1" />
                    <input type="text" name="attr_invocations_2" />
                    <input type="text" name="attr_invocations_3" />
                    <input type="text" name="attr_invocations_4" />

Benefici

                <textarea class="sheet-notes" name="attr_exp_benefits"></textarea>

Indigitamenta

                <textarea class="sheet-notes" name="attr_exp_indigitamenta"></textarea>

Equipaggiamento

                <textarea class="sheet-notes" name="attr_exp_equipment"></textarea>

Notae

                <textarea class="sheet-notes" name="attr_exp_notes"></textarea>

        <input type="text" name="attr_initial_value_1" class="sheet-initial-values sheet-initial-values-1" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_initial_value_2" class="sheet-initial-values sheet-initial-values-2" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_initial_value_3" class="sheet-initial-values sheet-initial-values-3" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_initial_value_4" class="sheet-initial-values sheet-initial-values-4" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_initial_value_5" class="sheet-initial-values sheet-initial-values-5" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_initial_value_6" class="sheet-initial-values sheet-initial-values-6" />

        <input type="text" name="attr_sensibilitas" class="sheet-sensibilitas" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_coordinatio" class="sheet-coordinatio" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_ingenium" class="sheet-ingenium" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_vigor" class="sheet-vigor" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_ratio" class="sheet-ratio" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_auctoritas" class="sheet-auctoritas" />

        <input type="text" name="attr_de_natura" class="sheet-virtus sheet-de-natura" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_de_magia" class="sheet-virtus sheet-de-magia" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_de_corpore" class="sheet-virtus sheet-de-corpore" />
        <input type="text" name="attr_de_scientia" class="sheet-virtus sheet-de-scientia" />
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Renewable Power – the Intelligent Choice & the John M. Cuelenaere Public Library are hosting a three-part series on climate change and sustainability in Saskatchewan. All three events will be held in the auditorium at the John M. Cuelenaere Public Library in Prince Albert on October 15, October 29, and November 12.
Join the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council in promoting Waste Reduction Week from October 21-27. The Ease My Load Campaign invites you to take simple actions to reduce waste – from greening your school's purchasing policy to enjoying a waste-free lunch.
As part of Waste Reduction Week, the Saskatchewan Eco Network and the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council are showing the film Wasteland at 7 pm on October 23 at Frances Morrison Library. Wasteland profiles pickers of recycled materials on the world's largest garbage dump on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro.
Join Academy Award-nominated director Josh Fox for a special screening of his films Gasland and Gasland II at 7 pm on October 24. The screening is sponsored by the Council of Canadians' Groundswell conference.
There will be a panel discussion about the Northeast Swale at 7 pm, October 24, in the Neatby-Timlin Theatre, Arts Building, U of S, as part of a Design Week discussion on the impacts of landscape architecture.
The Saskatchewan Citizens' Hearings on Climate Change are inviting individuals with a perspective on how climate change is impacting our province or themselves personally to speak at their hearings on November 1 and 2. Email your presentation ideas and outlines, as well as any questions you may have, to Karen Rooney at skclimatehearings@gmail.com.
Conservation groups are expressing concerns about the newly-released draft of the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan, which they believe does not do enough to protect the Castle region and ensure water flow and clean water.


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Cazalla de la Sierra est une commune située dans la province de Séville de la communauté autonome d'Andalousie en Espagne.

Histoire

Géographie

Administration

Culture et patrimoine

Lieux et monuments
Chartreuse de Cazalla de la Sierra

Notes et références

Sources

Commune dans la province de Séville

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There is some major construction going on in Vidsville. See the kids construction vehicles with a loader, excavator, crane, dump truck, tipper lorry, tipper truck, road roller, road grader and ATV. They use their construction equipment for some awesome landscaping.
Learn Colors & Race 2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500. See Timmy, Sara, Mercedes and Puppy race 2014 Chevy Silverado monster trucks. These off-road 4×4 vehicles are fun and fast.


Salary expectations for Chinese graduates of overseas universities fell 3.3 percent year on year in 2017, dropping to 8,315 yuan per month, according to a recent report.
Overseas returnees who graduated in 2017 earned 7,306 yuan (1,102 U.S. dollars) each month on average, said a report released by Chinese job hunting company Bosszhipin. According to the report, returnees who graduated from French institutions were paid the most in 2017, earning 9,124 yuan on average, while those returning from Germany ranked second with 8,713 yuan.
In 2017, the average salary of fresh graduates of overseas institutions was 17.2 percent higher than graduates of domestic schools at the same educational level.
According to big data by Bosszhipin, after working for eight years, 43.2 percent of Chinese graduates educated abroad are paid a monthly salary of more than 20,000 yuan, about 20 percent higher than those who have not studied overseas.
People with overseas study experience describe themselves as quality-oriented with open minds, higher stress tolerance, vision and efficiency, the report said.
The report also said that about 66.7 percent of entrepreneurs with overseas study experience were under age 30, up 10 percent from 2015.


Last year's birthday was a special one because it was the day that Tubby and I got engaged, but this year's birthday is also special because it will be the last birthday as a "status single" lady as this time next year (fingers crossed everything goes right in Oct), I'll be a wedded woman. LOL.
Because of the different groups of friends, I decided to span out the celebrations, make it last a week like the last year as well. The week before I organised a karaoke session at Party World in the afternoon. We sang crazy new songs and oldies and laughed to our hearts content. Also thanks to the gals for getting me a cake. muaks!
We needed to tables for the 15 odd people! From my side of the table, D and gang Ming Chu and Xiao Wei, Ed, Weichao, Daisy and darling.
Dinner was a nice yummy treat of Japanese Cusine at Shyun from him as well. And dear Michelle also baked us cupcakes and gave me a little camera keychain as she said that made her thought of me.
The following weekend, Tubby organised a buffet dinner a Chinabar Restaurant along Springvale Rd and Burwood Highway. We had wanted to try them out for awhile now and so this was a good chance. They had quite a variety of food and I especially love their different soups and the seafood section!
The lovely friends we all got to know from tennis and I always refer to them as the tennis group. LOL.
After that we returned back to our humble abode to open the pressies they got for me as well as for some chilling out and games. Thanks for all the cute gifts! Andy joined us later because he had something on earli and he came with this funny UFO gift which everyone wanted to try out. Apparently if you twist it properly, it floats in the air for awhile.
We also finally opened my LEGO Creationary and played it for awhile. It wasn't easy having a set time and building stuff from the limited amount of bricks. In the end, people were describing what the thing was instead of building it for people to guess! Also check out "Princess" a.k.a Troy trying out this new Hawaii Beach Sports game, one of the pressies they got for me. He was doing the Hula Dance! LOL.
And that it! My week of birthday celebrations! Don't worry next year there will be an even better excuse to make the celebration a big one again. And I won't tell you why yet! Haha!


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Opinion>Criminal Justice
The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill
Background checks do not diminish crime rates, but can increase them
by John Lott, Jr., opinion contributor - 10/05/17 8:40 AM ET
After the horrific Las Vegas attack, it is understandable that people feel an urgent need for action. For Democrats that means pushing "universal" background checks, checks on any private transfer of a gun. Unfortunately, their top solution would produce no benefits and some harm.
On Tuesday, just two days after the attack, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof listed "universal background checks for anyone buying a gun" as the top law that would make a difference. That same day, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) was just as forceful. "Enough of the evasions that it's not time yet, that it won't deal with that problem, that the background check proposal wouldn't have stopped the killer in Las Vegas. That argument is absurd," he said. Late night talk show hosts such as Jimmy Kimmel have also delivered scathing rants about the need for this law.
Kristof and Blumenthal aren't alone. Democrats made a big push for this after the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
{mosads}But such expanded background checks wouldn't have stopped any of these attacks. Since 2000, all of our mass shooters obtained their weapons without using private transfers. Attacks such as the San Bernardino massacre in California and the Umpqua Community College shooting in Oregon occurred in states that already have universal background checks. Indeed, mass public shootings have recently occurred in France, Belgium, Norway, Germany and other European countries where these background checks also exist.
This hole in their argument is so glaring that even some of the media have noticed it. Last year, ABC News's Jon Karl asked Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), "Why are we focusing on things that have nothing to do with the massacres that we are responding to?" Murphy responded, "We can't get into the trap in which we are forced to defend our proposals simply because it didn't stop the last tragedy." But obviously Karl's question wasn't just limited to the most recent attack.
Research looking at U.S. data has consistently found no evidence that any type of background checks reduce rates of violent crime. Michael Bloomberg's groups are the source of contrary claims, but they fail to analyze the national data in an academic manner. They compare states with background checks next to those without them. They do not compare states before and after background checks are imposed.
Kristof claims, "Four out of five Americans support this measure." Politifact rates as "true" the statement that "90 percent of Americans support background checks for all gun sales."
Yet that isn't how people have voted. When Bloomberg got universal background check initiatives onto the ballots of Maine and Nevada, he lost in Maine by four points, and won in Nevada by just 0.8 percent.
Polls that ask about specific pieces of legislation also don't show much support.
These background checks are also costly. They can add, for instance, north of $150 to the cost of a gun in Washington, D.C. That fee can put guns out of reach for the most likely victims of violent crime, such as poor minorities living in high-crime areas. These costs may explain the finding that these checks actually increase some types of crime.
Given that Democrats keep pushing for laws after each mass shooting before we even know the facts of the case and that they have nothing to do with these attacks, one may wonder if there are any ulterior motives. Making it costly for the poor to own guns is one explanation.
John Lott, Jr. is the president of the Crime Prevention Research Center and author of "The War on Guns" (Regnery, 2016).
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Petition Would Change Charter to Cap City Manager's Pay
A broad based coalition ranging from the Tea Party to COPS/Metro Alliance today joined with the San Antonio Professional Firefighters Association and began circulating petitions calling for a change in the City Charter to limit the salary of the San Antonio City Manager, News Radio 1200 WOAI reports.
"Our City Manager has too much power and makes too much money," said SAPFFA President Chris Steele. "She makes as much as the President of the United States and the Governor, combined."
The SAPFFA has been sparring with City Manager Sheryl Sculley for years over her demand had firefighters begin paying more of their health care benefits. The SAPFFA is currently working under the terms of a controversial 'Evergreen Clause' a long expired contract which the city has unsuccessfully tried to have thrown out by the courts.
Steele says Sculley's pay is way out of line for the work that she does.
"The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff doesn't make half of what the San Antonio City Manager makes, but has tens of thousands more people, and many many millions more in the budget.
The proposal also calls for a term limit on the City Manager of eight years, just like is currently in place for Council members. It also would demand that a supermajority of eight votes of the ten Council members and the Mayor be required to approve a new contract for the City Manager.
Other proposals that would be part of the SAPFFA's charter amendment would allow the Charter to be changed with signatures of 20,000 voters within 180 days. That is the number required by state law, but in San Antonio, 75,000 signatures all gathered within forty days are needed.
"The deck is stacked against citizens who want to change city ordinances," former San Antonio Tea Party President George Rodriguez said. "Why should voters be forced to gather nearly four times as many signatures in a fourth of the time, when what state law requires to change the charter? City ordinance of Charter, the rules should be the same."
It would also contain a provision which would require that any disagreements between the public safety unions be required to be settled through binding arbitration, not through lawsuits. Steele says the fact that the City Manager is suing the SAPFFA over contract language has badly damaged the morale of the firefighters, and he indirectly blamed Sculley for last year's death of a firefighters in a northwest side fire.
UPDATE: Sculley this afternoon blasted the petition effort as another way for the union to express its grievances at the City over the contract impasse.
"This is more gamesmanship from a fire union that refuses to renegotiate a contract that expired more than three years ago. The only way to give firefighters the compensation they deserve is for the union to come to the table and bargain in good faith," Sculley said.


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Pölkky Oy uses Pix4Dmapper in their day-to-day work to measure the volume of piles of woodchips, sawdust, and other refuse.
However, mapping infrastructure is a new process for the company. The log measuring machine is a vital piece of equipment, as it scans tree trunks for imperfections to achieve more efficient milling. It was due for an upgrade, but the bulky machine - measuring about 2.5 x 2.5 meters - first had to be removed, and new foundations laid as the upgraded x-ray machine needed a new base isolated from the vibrations caused by the log conveyor.
The resulting model clearly shows the details of the machinery, including thin railings which are difficult to model using photogrammetry - demonstrating Laihola's skill with the software and dedication to the project. "It took some time, but it wasn't difficult!" says Laihola.
To model the complex structure, rich with texture and depth, Laihola relied on taking a lot of photos.
Both terrestrial and aerial images were shot in a single day. Terrestrial images were shot at with a Canon EOS 6D DSLR with an EF 17-40 f4.0 lens at 17mm f8.0. The wide field of view of this lens captured more information in each shot, helping to ensure sufficient overlap. Laihola used a monopod to stabilize each shot - but adds a tripod would have been even better.
To capture images from the air, Laihola flew a single double-grid flight with his DJI Phantom 4 Professional. With both formats, Laihola shot in RAW format to capture as much information as possible.
The large number of images - a total of 1,320 - ensured there was sufficient overlap for a detailed model. The next step was to combine them.
Laihola edited the RAW images in Adobe Lightroom to even out the difference in color between the two sets of pictures - one set of images was significantly 'warmer' looking than the other and differences in white balance almost guarantees a spotty-looking model. This step only took Laihola around an hour and a half as once one image is corrected, the photo editing software can apply the same changes to the whole batch.
The images were exported as JPG files, then imported into Pix4Dmapper. The aerial and terrestrial images were processed in parallel on two different desktop machines, both running Pix4Dmapper, then merged. Being able to see both datasets at the same time makes it easier to find the common tie points.
The point cloud was generated using the merged project.
While generating the point cloud was slower than it might have been with fewer images or lower processing options, the number of images helped create a better-looking model. Laihola explains: "With more images, you can select better options in Pix4Dmapper when working with the dense point cloud. You can change how many pictures a point has to be in - the higher the number, the less noise in the point cloud. When you increase the picture count, you don't have to do so much manual work cleaning up the point cloud." Laihola selected a minimum of five matches for this project.
Once the point cloud had been generated, the manual editing work began. Laihola estimates he spent around six hours cleaning up the model, especially the tight spaces between the girders. "The carving tool made the job a whole lot easier. If I had to do it again, I would take more pictures. My advice is to take a lot of pictures and let the machine do the work!" says Laihola.
The final 3D point cloud was used by the Pölkky Oy team and contractors to plan the machine's removal. "When you just send images, you don't get the full picture," says Laihola.
Before the removal work began, mechanical and engineering teams from Pölkky Oy and an external contractor took measurements from the model - which has an average GSD of 0.5 cm. Many measurements were taken on-site with a measuring tape, and they were all found to be within one centimeter of measurements taken from the model.
The pre-planning, conducted with the help of Laihola's 3D model, helped insure the removal and subsequent installation of the new machine went smoothly, minimizing disruption to the running of the plant.
While Laihola's "day job" is Real Estate Manager at Pölkky Oy, he's often flying a drone on weekends. "I always wanted to buy a drone!" Laihola laughs.
As well as creating models for fun, he works with a local private zoning planner.
Laihola has quickly become highly skilled at photogrammetry and has received his Pix4Dmapper Fundamentals certification. Laihola's employer, also uses mapping skills and equipment on a contractor basis.
Map and model complex structures, purely from images.


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Q: How can I get minimum and maximum values from different column1 and column2 group by column3? I have a table where I keep products [prod] and where they are sold and bought [market] along with buying and selling prices [buy / sell]. I want to get the minimum buying price and maximum selling price for each product along with market names. How can I get it done in MS SQL?
My table looks like this ;
id | prod |market| buy | sell|
---+------+------+-----+-----+
 1 |    a |  x   |  25 | 26  |
 2 |    b |  x   |  15 | 16  |
 3 |    c |  x   |  17 | 19  |
 4 |    a |  y   |  24 | 25  |
 5 |    b |  y   |  14 | 17  |
 6 |    c |  y   |  19 | 24  |
 7 |    a |  z   |  23 | 24  |
 8 |    b |  z   |  17 | 18  |
 9 |    c |  z   |  18 | 22  |

And this is how the table I desired looks like;
|prod|MarketMin|MarketMax| Min Buy  |Max Sell |
+----+---------+---------+----------+---------+
|  a |    z    |    x    |   23     |   26    |
|  b |    y    |    z    |   14     |   24    |
|  c |    x    |    y    |   17     |   24    |

A: You may use RANK() in sub-query to achieve this:
SELECT mn.prod, mn.MarketMin, sq.MarketMax, mn.MinBuy, sq.MaxSell
FROM
    (
    SELECT prod, market AS MarketMin, buy AS MinBuy, RANK() OVER(PARTITION BY prod ORDER BY buy ASC) as buy_rnk
    from MARKETVALUES
    ) as mn
INNER JOIN
    (
    SELECT prod, MarketMax, MaxSell
    FROM
        (
        SELECT prod, market AS MarketMax, sell AS MaxSell, RANK() OVER(PARTITION BY prod ORDER BY sell DESC) as sell_rnk
        from MARKETVALUES
        ) as mx
     WHERE sell_rnk =1
     ) as sq
ON mn.prod=sq.prod
WHERE buy_rnk=1

Look at the demo in db<>fiddle
Edit: Demo_v2
Demo_v2 has alternate query (without using RANK() but using multiple JOINS and sub-queries). This method will be slower than RANK().

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Stadionul CFR is a multi-purpose stadium in Pașcani, Romania. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home ground of CSM Pașcani. The stadium holds 3,500 people.

External links
Stadionul CFR at soccerway.com

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Sarah Taylor has taught Dual Enrollment U.S. History at Salem High School in Salem City Public Schools since 2002. She earned undergraduate and graduate degrees in history at Virginia Tech, and her particular interest is in early American history. Her thesis was about the importance of gender and age to understanding the status of elderly women in early American society. The research was largely focused on published sermons, funeral oratory, and tombstone inscriptions from the New England region where the Puritan influence made these sources readily available.
Sarah has participated in many wonderful professional development opportunities while employed at Salem. The most professionally rewarding activity was as a Teaching American History Grant, History Scholar. The grant gave me the opportunity to do independent research in the area of Virginia's Civil Rights history. The product of this research was a website framework, with lesson plans that incorporated primary sources from around the state reacting to the Brown v. Board of Education decision. Some of the work completed on this project was used by George Mason University to develop a website on citizenship and Virginia government.


Ran all the stuff in Advanced Options that I'm comfortable doing without knowledgeable supervision.
Reset this PC message: There was a problem resettign your PC. No Changes were made.
We've had issues on our laptop and desktop computers and I ran all the malware stuff following your instructions.
Cleaned up the laptop beautifully and everything's working fine. I decided to go ahead and run it all on the desktop because it's been real sluggish. First ran the Malwarebytes, which caught a few and got rid of them. Ran Hitman which caught several more and got rid of them. Ran the last one suggested to really clean it up, which actually caught a few more and cleaned it up. Did the reboot and got the blue screen Automatic Repair. I have done all of the Advanced Options and nothing has fixed it. I went to the command prompt and in the directory AdwCleaner is at the very top, which is the last cleaner I ran.
I saved the logs on them but can't get to them.
I can't get the computer to open in safe mode or any other options I've tried. Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Please download Farbar Recovery Scan Tool x64 and save it to a flash drive.
Make sure to uncheck Back up system files to the recovery drive box, so that process goes faster.
Now you should get a window like this where you need to click Troubleshoot.
In the next window, click Advanced options and select Command Prompt.
Now you should log in into your account and after that Command Promptwindow.
When the notepad opens, go to File menu.
Go to Computer and search there for your USB drive letter.
Note down the letter and close the notepad.
Type in e:\frst64.exe and press Enter.
You need to replace e with the letter of your USB drive taken from notepad!
FRST will start to run. Give him a minute or so to load itself.
In the main console, please click Scan and wait.
When finished it will produce a logfile named FRST.txt in the root of your pendrive and display it. Close that logfile.
Transfer it to your clean machine and include it in your next reply.
I am just getting back to this laptop. I have the file attached.
Can you give me some better explanation what happens when you try to boot? Is there any message, symptom etc?
Can you make a picture of that blue screen?
I wanted to bring this post up to date. I ended up taking my computer to the repair place. The crash had nothing at all to do with AdwCleaner. The harddrive had corrupted (sorry don't remember the entire description) and that last reboot was it's end. Fortunately for me he was able to do a complete recovery and I didn't lose any of my data. After installing a new hard drive I'm up and running again.
Thank you for all your help here.


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A beautiful creative write up on the monkey who could speak in english. Eventually circumstances of the story leads to a humorous ending.
I found a monkey and named him Puttu.
My first instinct was to jump up and brush off whatever it was that had latched onto me.
I looked out of the window to try and hand him back to his mum.
There was no other monkey in sight.
I looked at the other passengers for help on the issue, everyone shrugged.
In the meantime the little fella slunk out of sight and sat hidden behind my back.
I resigned myself to taking him home with me.
My home. A sprawling quarter acre piece of land with an old style house which would need to be pulled down soon. It had been built a 100 years back and had stayed in my family since.
I lived here with my husband, daughter and our pets.
2 dogs, a cat and a few hens.
What would happen if I added a monkey to the mix? I had to wait and see, didn't I?
My husband groaned when he saw me arrive, a suitcase and a new creature in tow. I had a penchant for bringing home strays and after that it usually fell to the practical person in the house to drop off the newcomer to the RSPCA.
This had always been her first question when faced by a new animal. "Hasn't tried to bite me yet,' said I, not meeting my husband's eye.
I put him in an empty bird cage in the backyard and rushed to the shower.
Later that night after my daughter was in bed, I was taken to task.
'He clung on to me and wouldn't let go. I had no choice,' I replied lamely.
'We'll see what to do with it tomorrow,' he spoke with finality. I had nothing to say.
The next morning I sauntered into the kitchen to make my morning cup of tea and heard my daughter talking to someone in the backyard.
The excitement of the previous night must have woken them early I thought and looked out of the big picture window. Her father was nowhere in sight.
She was talking to the monkey and despite our instructions had taken him out of the cage and held him gently on her lap, as she sat on the wooden bench. The monkey was answering her questions.
My eyes popped out of my head and I ran out to check. I must be hallucinating.
The little creature was actually talking, same as you and me and was speaking in English, clean and unaccented.
I could have simply asked him where his mum was instead of bringing him along with me, I thought distractedly, another part of my mind wondering if I had gone raving mad.
'How did you fall down and how come the fall didn't wake you up? someone was rudely shaking me by the shoulder. I opened one eye and saw my husband looking at me as I lay bundled in my quilt on the floor, next to the king-size bed.
'It can speak English,' I said.
'The monkey, it can speak in English,' couldn't he understand, how daft of him.
The silly man burst into peals of laughter. My daughter sat up in bed rubbing her eyes. I sat up, my quilt still around me and looked at them trying to look as dignified as possible in the given circumstances.