This book is for people with Parkinson's and the people who care for them - husbands, wives, civil union partners, children, friends and neighbours. Living and Caring considers 'caring' in all its complexity and offers readers the opportunity to share the experiences of both people with Parkinson's and their caregivers, and their reactions to a wide range of challenges. It draws on the personal experiences of over forty people living with Parkinson's; sharing their journeys to help readers navigate theirs.
The anonymous quotes in Living and Caring allow people with Parkinson's and their carers to be totally frank about their feelings, struggles and insights.By covering the care partnership from both sides of the caring coin, readers can be sympathetic to each other's perspectives and work together on solutions for each unique relationship and situation. It is organised by subject so readers can dip into topics as they become relevant, as the progression of Parkinson's varies so widely from person to person.
Ann Andrews interviewed the sufferers of Parkinson's. She worked as a writer, television and theatre producer, researcher and teacher before being diagnosed with Parkinson's in her fifties. She wrote two books on the subject, Positively Parkinson's and Grandma's Brain and intended Living and Caring to be a final work in the trilogy. She was awarded a Queen's Service Medal for her community work in 2013.


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Shropshire Council carried out a consultation in the summer of 2017 about its new car parking strategy. I wrote about it then and repeatedly expressed my concerns about empty car parks and Much Wenlock's streets full of cars.
Shropshire Council is now proposing to make an Order (the legal means of putting in place its revised charging structure) and is required to go out to public consultation. The details uploaded to its website were confusing and incomplete and, as a result, the consultation period is extended to 6th June 2018. Now, all of the detail is there, in the document at the bottom of the page. You can take part here.
So far as Much Wenlock is concerned this applies to off-street parking – the car parks in New Road, Back Lane, St Mary's Lane and Falcons Court. The price bands are the same as set out in the 2017 consultation (which I reported in July 2017) as are the linear pricing proposals.
The proposal said that "These changes are intended to improve overall parking service provision, promote the efficient use and management of car parks and be a contributing factor in reducing carbon emissions, improving air quality, minimising congestion and improve vibrancy in market towns." I disagree with the thrust of this insofar as Much Wenlock is concerned.
It does nothing "to improve parking service provision". We will still have empty spaces in Falcons Court, a car park that is one minute's walk from the High Street. The car parks are only all full during the Much Wenlock Christmas Fayre – one day in the year. This isn't "efficient use and management" of the car parks.
I cannot understand how this will reduce carbon emissions and improve air quality. There is nothing in the proposals that will discourage motorists from driving around the streets of the town trying to find a free space as they do at present. Stand in Ryan's queue on a busy morning and watch the same cars pass you more than once.
On their own, the proposals will not relieve congestion. Cars will still park on the double yellow lines in Barrow Street and the corner of The Square. Cars will still belch exhaust fumes as drivers jockey for an on-street space in the High Street by the shops.
They will not "improve vibrancy" (presumably economic vibrancy). Barclays Bank's Much Wenlock branch is scheduled to close in October 2018. In its proposal the bank suggest that customers can use their facilities in Madeley or Bridgnorth. Both have supermarkets where you can park for free.
This brings us on to residents' permits and season permits. These are available, surprisingly, in all four car parks. I say surprisingly because Back Lane is a small car park, close to the High Street and is best suited to a quick throughput of users. Concentrating long-term parking in the under-used Falcons Court and off-centre New Road car parks, would have been more sensible.
I find that the proposed annual charges, especially for St Mary's Lane and Falcons Court, are astonishingly high. It does strike me that the income that Shropshire Council is likely to generate from residents' permits would be far greater if the charges were more reasonable.
If you wish to raise an objection, express support or make any other comments about these proposals please send an e-mail to: traffic.engineering@shropshire.gov.uk by 6 June 2018.


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Język cebuański, także cebuano (ceb. , ) – język austronezyjski z grupy języków bisajskich, używany na Filipinach.

Nazwa języka pochodzi od filipińskiej wyspy Cebu.

Rozwinął piśmiennictwo na bazie alfabetu łacińskiego. W tym języku wydano przekład Pisma Świętego.

Historia
Język cebuański pochodzi z wyspy Cebu. Język ten rozprzestrzenił się na pobliskie wyspy, a także Bohol, wschodni Negros, zachodnią i południową część Leyte oraz większość Mindanao, zwłaszcza północną, południową i wschodnią część wyspy.

Pierwszą dokumentację lingwistyczną języka cebuańskiego stanowi lista słownictwa sporządzona przez włoskiego odkrywcę Antonio Pigafettę, który brał udział w wyprawie Ferdynanda Magellana w 1521 r. i ją udokumentował. Na początku XVIII wieku hiszpańscy misjonarze zapoczątkowali piśmiennictwo w tym języku. W okresie kolonializmu (od 1565 do 1898 roku) język cebuański był pod silnym wpływem języka hiszpańskiego. Podczas tego okresu przejął wiele słów o podłożu hiszpańskim. Ze względu na wpływ tego języka wzrosła również liczba dźwięków samogłosek – z trzech do pięciu.

Pewne fakty wskazują na istnienie przedhiszpańskiego systemu pisma w tym języku, jednakże jego użycie wydaje się sporadyczne. Hiszpanie odnotowali istnienie pisma zwanego przez tubylców kudlit-kabadlit. Pismo to zanikło w XVII wieku, ponieważ zostało ostatecznie wyparte przez alfabet łaciński.

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Q: Animate a card flipping from front to back I'm trying to provide a simple solution that would give the effect of a card flipping over. I have the code for changing between bitmaps when the card is clicked, I just need an animation effect.
I've tried fading in and out and also shrinking/expanding the card but all of the tutorials I could find required the use of plugins and xml files.
Here is the code for the changing between card front and back bitmaps from the java class for the card:
public void flip(){
Bitmap front = mGameScreen.getGame().getAssetManager().getBitmap("card01");
Bitmap back = mGameScreen.getGame().getAssetManager().getBitmap("card01-back");
    if(this.getBitmap().equals(front)){
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    }else{
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}

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Looking forward to seeing replies to this and hopefully there is a simple solution to giving the effect of the card being flipped.

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First broadcast [http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b071t0kh March 4, 2016].
If [[Wittertainee]]s have access to an Amazon Echo they can ask "Alexa ask Mystic Mark...<anything you want>." and get an indication as to what Mark thinks their future may hold.
Whether it's predicting the winners at the Oscars, who will get the Republican candidacy and subsequently who will win the race for the White House, or the score of the next soccerball game involving the Spurs, Mystic Mark can provide a divination.
Send in nail clippings, locks of hair or your used tea leaves for Mark to prognosticate upon.
It should be pointed out though that Mystic Mark's predictions have not always proved to be totally accurate. Is Viggo Mortensen the new Robert de Niro? Some may say, and indeed many have said, that, due to glitches in the matrix, they have been almost entirely spectacularly wrong. In fact how much more wrong is it possible to be than a Mystic Mark divination? The answer is none - none more wrong!
It is worth noting, however, that in March 2007 - some six months before Northern Rock and 18 months before Lehmann Brothers - Mark predicted that "the world economy is about to collapse" (while doing his Top 10 review of Norbit). Spookily enough, the podcast that week was named for the film Premonition.
And the week of the release of The House Bunny: "Is it funny? No. Is it subversive? No. Did I laugh? No. Will it be number one? Most likely." It was, and the next week's show began with the declaration "move over Mystic Meg."
What everyone needs to know though is It's all going to be alright in the end.
Also, what everyone needs to know is that Mark spotted Paul Greengrass first (when his 1989 debut Resurrected was released, he was the only critic "quoted sensibly on the poster"), and also Colin Firth, when he was in the Mark Evans film Trauma.
First broadcast March 4, 2016.
If Wittertainees have access to an Amazon Echo they can ask "Alexa ask Mystic Mark...<anything you want>." and get an indication as to what Mark thinks their future may hold.
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President-elect, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, will be sworn into office tomorrow, January 7, 2017. He will become the fifth President of the Fourth Republic. We bring you brief profiles of the previous First Families.
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Jerry John Rawlings
Jerry John Rawlings was the first President of the Fourth Republic of Ghana. He was born on June 22, 1947 at Adabraka, Accra.
His father, James Ramsey John, from Scotland, worked as a chemist in the then Gold Coast, and his mother, Ms Victoria Agbotui, from Dzelukope in the Volta Region, was the Head of the catering department at the State House in Accra.
He attended Achimota School where he obtained his General Certificate of Education 'O' Levels in 1966. While in Achimota School, he was a member of the cadet corps and the Red Cross. Alongside compulsory extracurricular activities, Jerry Rawlings was an ardent cricketer. He was also a member of the Achimota School Choir which performed for President Nkrumah at the Flagstaff House, Accra.
With his passion for flying, he enlisted as a Flight Cadet of the Ghana Air Force in August 1967 and was subsequently selected for Officer Cadet Training at the Ghana Military Academy and Training School at Teshie, Accra.
He was posted to the Takoradi Air Force Base in the Western Region in 1968 as part of his training. In January 1969, he passed out as a commissioned Fighter Pilot Officer of the Ghana Air Force and was awarded the 'Speed Bird Trophy' for his outstanding airmanship.
He married Nana Konadu Agyeman in January 1977 and they have four children: Zanetor, Yaa Asantewaa, Amina and Kimathi.
Nana Konadu was born on November 17, 1948 to Mr and Mrs J. O.T. Agyeman. She schooled at Achimota School, where she met her future husband, Jerry John Rawlings. She continued at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology where she read Arts, specialising in textiles. She was a student leader and an executive of her hall of residence, Africa Hall.
Nana Konadu got married to Jerry John Rawlings, an Airforce Officer, in 1977.
She came into the political limelight when her husband became Head of State briefly in 1979 and then from 1981 to 2001. She has been the President of the 31st December Women's Movement since 1982 to date. She was elected First Vice Chairperson of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in 2009 during the second term of the party's tenure in office under President John Atta Mills.
She challenged Atta Mills for the NDC's flag bearer position at the party's congress in Sunyani in the Brong Ahafo Region in 2011 but lost.
John Agyekum Kufuor
John Agyekum Kufuor was the second President of the Fourth Republic of Ghana. He was born on December 8, 1938 in Kumasi. He is the seventh of 10 children to Nana Kwadwo Agyekum, the Head of the oyoko royal family, and Nana Ama Dapaah, a queen mother.
The family has royal Asante lineage. Kufuor was raised by his mother. At the time, Kwame Nkrumah had a vision of a unified Ghana that some perceived to have chords of socialism and dictatorship. Kufuor's mother was completely against such a thing, and before long, Kufuor's home became the centre for people who were opposed to Nkrumah's plans for Ghana.
The group called themselves the Asante Movement, although they later renamed themselves the National Liberation Movement. The group originated in Kufuor's home, so he was introduced at an early age to many leaders of the liberal movement.
John Agyekum Kufuor and wife
He attended Prempeh College in Kumasi in 1959 and went on to study law at Lincoln's Inn in London, England. He passed his bar exam in 1961 and proceeded to Exeter College at Oxford University to pursue legal studies.
After only one year of studying law, however, Kufuor realised that his passion lay not in the law but in politics. He switched degrees and studied philosophy, politics and economics.
Mrs Theresa Kufuor, born on December 18, 1937, is the wife of John Kufuor, the second President of the Fourth Republic of Ghana.
She started her education at the Catholic Convent, OLA, in Keta in the Volta Region. She later went to London where she was educated as a Registered General Nurse in the Southern Hospital Group of Nursing, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Mr and Mrs Kufuor worship with the Roman Catholic Church and have five children.
Despite being the First Lady of Ghana for eight years between 2001 and 2009, she has managed to maintain a low profile in the political arena. In 2007, she pushed for policy changes in the government's white paper on Educational Reforms towards the implementation of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation's (UNESCO's) Free Compulsory Universal Basic Education (FCUBE) programme for kindergarten children.
She founded the Mother and Child Community Development Foundation (MCCDF), a non-governmental organisation that ensures a comprehensive system of early child development programmes and services across Ghana.
On October 25, Pope Benedict XVI conferred on President John Kufuor the Papal Award of Knight Commander of St Gregory the Great, for his dedicated service to mankind and the Catholic Church in general. Theresa Kufuor, on her part, was awarded the Papal Award Dame of St Gregory the Great for her commitment to the plight of poor children and their mothers.
John Evans Atta Mills
John Evans Fiifi Atta Mills was the third President of the Fourth Republic of Ghana. Born on July 21, 1944 and died on July 24, 2012, he was a politician and legal scholar who served as President from 2009 to 2012.
He was inaugurated on January 7, 2009, having defeated the ruling party's candidate, Nana Akufo-Addo in the 2008 election. Previously, he was Vice-President from 1997 to 2001 under President Jerry Rawlings, and he stood unsuccessfully in the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections as the candidate of the NDC.'
John Mills hailed from the town of Ekumfi Otuam in the Mfantsiman East constituency of the Central Region. He attended Achimota School for his secondary education and the University of Ghana, Legon, where he completed a Bachelor of Law degree, LLB and a professional law certificate in 1967.
John Evans Fiifi Atta Mills and wife
Mills studied at the London School of Economics and Political Science where he obtained an LLM in 1968 and earned a PhD in Law at the Law School of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London after completing his doctoral thesis in the field of taxation and economic development in 1971 at the age of 27.
Even during his career in politics, he was sometimes called by the nickname The Prof., a reference to his long academic career. His political supporters also called him 'Asomdweehene', meaning 'King of Peace' in the Akan language.
He was married to Ernestina Naadu Mills, an educator, and had a son, Sam Kofi Atta Mills.
Ernestina Naadu Mills was born in Accra to Cornelius Teye Botchway and Madam Alberta Abetso Abbey, and attended Aburi Girls' Secondary School. She spent two years training as a teacher at the Specialist Training College (STC) in Winneba, taught at Kotobabi (One) Mixed Middle School for two years, and then returned to STC to obtain a Diploma in Home Economics.
After graduating, she returned to Aburi Girls' Secondary School to teach Clothing and Textile Design for nine years. She is the recipient of a Humanitarian award from the Health Legend Foundation.
Her husband was selected as vice-presidential running mate to Jerry John Rawlings when he ran for a second term as President of Ghana in 1996. When Mills was elected President of Ghana in 2009, she became First Lady from 2009-2012. Mills died in 2012 while in office.
John Dramani Mahama
The fourth President of Ghana under the Fourth Republic, John Mahama launched himself into the history books as the first President to have succeeded the President following the sudden death of his predecessor.
The then Vice-President assumed full responsibility as the substantive President to serve the rest of the term in office. From his early life, few people would have foreseen his future leadership and vision; however, his early life helped shape his political career.
Mahama succeeded to the presidency by virtue of being the Vice-President following the death of the then President John Evans Atta mills on July 24, 2012.
Incidentally, Mahama is the fourth person named John to ascend to the high office of Ghana's presidency. The first was Jerry John Rawlings; the second The fourth President of Ghana under the Fourth Republic, John Mahama and wife
Mahama's father was the first member of Parliament for the West Gonja constituency and also the first regional commissioner for the Northern Region in the First Republic of Ghana.
Mahama attended Tamale's Ghana Secondary School and then the University of Ghana, Legon. He later went to the Institute of Social Sciences in Moscow for further studies.
After finishing his education, Mahama returned home and worked as the Culture, Information and Research officer from 1991 to 1996 at the Japanese Embassy in Accra. From this post, he went to Ghana's Country Office of PLAN International, a non-governmental organisation, where he held the post of a Sponsorship Communications, International Relations and Grants manager.
He contested in the December 7, 2012 Election and won. Mahama is married to Lordina Mahama and they have seven children.
Lordina Mahama was born on March 6, 1963. Prior to becoming First Lady, Lordina Mahama's husband served as a member of the Parliament of Ghana representing the Bole/Bamboi constituency in the 2000s.
She was born Lordina Effah to the late Mr and Mrs Effah. Lordina is from Jema-Ampoma in the Nkoranza District in the Brong-Ahafo Region. She is the last of three kids. She attended the Ghana Secondary School in Tamale, where she met her better half, John Dramani Mahama.
Mrs Mahama had a four-year college education in Hospitality Management at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA). She also studied for an MA in Governance and Leadership at the same institution.
She speaks English, Hausa, Dagbani and Twi fluently. According to the First Lady, she enjoys cooking, reading and travelling during her leisure periods.
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Zespół Szkół Łączności im. Obrońców Poczty Polskiej (ZSŁ) – szkoła średnia powstała w 1951 r., prowadzona obecnie przez Gminę Miasta Gdańsk. Siedziba placówki mieści się w Gdańsku przy ulicy Podwale Staromiejskie 51/52 – część laboratoriów technikum ulokowana jest w historycznym budynku Poczty Polskiej, w miejscu obrony przed hitlerowskim atakiem 1 września 1939 r.

W skład ZSŁ wchodzi obecnie Technikum nr 4 (Technikum Łączności). Szkoła kształci w pięciu zawodach: informatyka, elektronika, teleinformatyka, automatyka przemysłowa, szerokopasmowa komunikacja elektroniczna. Od wielu lat gdańskie technikum utrzymuje się w czołówce w rankingach polskich szkół technicznych (w 2014 – 182. w ogólnopolskim rankingu techników czasopisma "Perspektywy"), m.in. dzięki współpracy z trójmiejskimi uczelniami – Politechniką Gdańską i Uniwersytetem Morskim w Gdyni, a także dzięki kontaktom z lokalnymi przedsiębiorstwami, takimi jak: Sprint, Satel, Telkom-Telmor, Slican, Simex, DGT i wiele innych.

Historia

Początki
Technikum Telekomunikacyjne w Gdańsku zostało powołane do życia w czerwcu 1951 r. przez Ministra Poczty i Telegrafów. Ministerstwo Poczty i Telekomunikacji postanowiło, że młodzież będzie się uczyła w miejscu bohaterskiej obrony Poczty Polskiej. Organizację placówki powierzono przybyłemu z Gliwic inżynierowi, Stanisławowi Kobusowi, który przez dwa lata pracował nad stworzeniem szkoły technicznej. Pierwsze zajęcia odbywały się w spartańskich warunkach, jednak z czasem oddano na potrzeby szkoły wyremontowany budynek przedwojennej Poczty Polskiej. Dzięki staraniom dyrektora Kobusa technikum zostało wyposażone w potrzebne pomoce naukowe, a nauczaniem zajęła się wysoko wykwalifikowana kadra nauczycielska. W 1953 r. funkcję dyrektora objął Bernard Kopciewicz. W szkole funkcjonowało już wtedy 13 klas. Kiedy w 1954 r. stanowisko przejął Mieczysław Kocięcki, liczba klas podwoiła się. Pięć lat później, w styczniu 1959 r., rozpoczęto zajęcia w nowym szkolnym gmachu przy ul. Podwale Staromiejskie 52. W tym roku szkoła otrzymała nazwę Technikum Łączności im. Obrońców Poczty Polskiej w Gdańsku i kształciła w popularnych dziedzinach, takich jak: telewizja, telekomutacja, maszyny matematyczne czy elektronika.

Rozkwit
W 1974 r. funkcję dyrektora szkoły objął (po rocznej kadencji Wiesława Lewandowskiego) Emir Chazbijewicz, który dążył do zmodernizowania nauczania zawodowego. Ograniczył specjalności do dwóch: telekomunikacyjnej w zakresie teletransmisji i telekomutacji oraz elektroniki ze specjalizacją radiotechnika i telewizja. Dzięki tym zabiegom Technikum Łączności było w latach 70. nowoczesną szkołą zawodową, przodującą wśród innych trójmiejskich placówek. Emir Chazbijewicz zawarł umowy z gdańskimi zakładami pracy, dzięki czemu uczniowie odbywali praktyki i zajęcia warsztatowe w znanych lokalnych firmach: "Unimor", "Radmor", "Telkom-Telmor". W 1988 r. funkcję dyrektora naczelnego przejął wieloletni wicedyrektor szkoły, mgr inż. Józef Czekaj, który pełnił swoje obowiązki dwa lata, zachowując dotychczasową politykę szkoły.

Lata przełomu
Lata 90. przyniosły szereg zmian –  był to czas radykalnych reform, wynikających m.in. z przeobrażeń ustrojowych. W nowy etap historii wprowadził Zespół Szkół Łączności kolejny dyrektor, Jerzy Kowalczyk. Rozpoczął swoją kadencję od zniesienia obowiązku noszenia mundurów, dokonał gruntownej przebudowy budynków należących do szkoły, rozpoczął m.in. komputeryzację szkoły i zmiany kadrowe oraz wprowadził nowe specjalności: systemy komputerowe i teleinformatykę.
Na okres kadencji kolejnego dyrektora szkoły, Bogusława Szumichory, przypadł Jubileusz 50-lecia Technikum Łączności. Była to uroczystość zamykająca istnienie szkoły w dotychczasowej postaci i otwierająca nowy rozdział w historii Zespołu Szkół Łączności. W 2000 roku dokonano ostatniego naboru uczniów do technikum pięcioletniego – był to efekt wprowadzanej w życie reformy oświaty. Zgodnie z jej wymaganiami, dyrektor skoncentrował się na reorganizacji szkoły. Zmierzał do pełnego wykorzystania w nowym systemie doskonałej bazy technicznej szkoły oraz kwalifikacji nauczycieli.

Szkoła dziś

W 2005 r. dyrektorem Zespołu Szkół Łączności w Gdańsku został dr hab. inż. Marek Hartman, prof. AM, absolwent Technikum Łączności z 1965 r. Nowy dyrektor dynamicznie przystąpił do realizacji kolejnych zadań, stawiając przede wszystkim na nowoczesność. Rozpoczął wyposażanie laboratoriów i sal praktycznej nauki zawodu w najnowsze pomoce naukowe. Nawiązał także kontakty z gdańskimi uczelniami wyższymi i zakładami przemysłowymi o profilu elektronicznym, widząc w tego rodzaju związkach przyszłość renomowanej szkoły technicznej. Współpraca z lokalnymi firmami, takimi jak: Sprint, Satel, Telkom-Telmor, Simex, Slican, znacząco wpłynęła na rozwój szkoły, która we wrześniu 2011 r. obchodziła jubileusz sześćdziesięciolecia swego istnienia. W lutym 2012 r. profesor Marek Hartman przeszedł na emeryturę, a funkcję dyrektora ZSŁ objął z dniem 1 marca 2012 r. Zbigniew Domański. Po jego rezygnacji w tym samym roku, w wyniku kolejnego konkursu, wyłoniono nowego dyrektora naczelnego, mgr inż. Jadwigę Piechowiak. Pierwsza kobieta na stanowisku dyrektora szkoły, absolwentka Technikum Łączności (1979 r.), kontynuowała politykę swoich poprzedników, dążąc do dalszego unowocześniania oraz wzbogacania bazy i oferty szkoły, m.in. poprzez współpracę z organizacjami czy z lokalnymi przedsiębiorstwami. Od 1 września 2022 funkcję dyrektora pełni dr inż. Wojciech Władziński.

Absolwenci
 prof. Andrzej Czyżewski
 prof. Józef Woźniak

 prof. Teresa Miszkin
 dr Zbigniew Canowiecki
 Sławomir Siezieniewski

Kierunki
Technikum nr 4 (Technikum Łączności) kształci w zawodach:

 technik informatyk – trzy klasy pod patronatem firm: Aplitt, Kainos, Spartez
 technik automatyki przemysłowej – klasa pod patronatem firm: LOTOS i STESAR oraz Politechniki Gdańskiej
 technik elektronik – klasa pod patronatem firmy SATEL i Politechniki Gdańskiej
 technik teleinformatyk – trzy klasy pod patronatem firm: INTEL/SPRINT, Politechniki Gdańskiej/SEVENET oraz pod patronatem DGT
 technik szerokopasmowej komunikacji elektronicznej – klasa pod patronatem firm: Telkom-Telmor, Vector, Vectra, PIKE, TK CHOPIN
 technik automatyk
 technik programista

Rankingi
Technikum nr 4 w Zespole Szkół Łączności zajęło w 2011 r. 18. miejsce w ogólnopolskim rankingu techników sporządzonym przez "Perspektywy". Jest to najwyżej notowana szkoła techniczna w Gdańsku, zaś druga w województwie pomorskim. Przez twórców rankingu uwzględniane były osiągnięcia w olimpiadach przedmiotowych i technicznych, wyniki egzaminów maturalnych i opinia w środowisku akademickim.

Przypisy

Zespół Szkół Łączności im. Obrońców Poczty Polskiej w Gdańsku
Polskie technika
Polskie zespoły szkół
Zespół Szkół Łączności im. Obrońców Poczty Polskiej w Gdańsku


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2021 is Poised to Hold Some Big IT Challenges to Overcome
Considering that 2020 was… less than great for many businesses, it should come as no surprise that there will likely be difficulties that carry on for some time into 2021. Naturally, these difficulties will require some new ideas and fresh thinking to properly resolve, as well as an openness to adopting innovative technologies. Let's look ahead to some of the IT challenges we anticipate that 2021 will hold for businesses.
Reconsidering Where Work is Done
Before the events of 2020, the approach that businesses took to remote work (if any) effectively boiled down to enable 20 percent or so of their workforce being capable of working out-of-office while the remaining 80 percent stayed in the office. Once the various issues and events of 2020 came about, however, these trends effectively flipped for many—if not transitioning to remote entirely.
As a result, companies have needed to make various changes to not only enable their team members to work productively from home, but also to do so safely… a need that will not go away throughout 2021.
Depending on the device that a user is working on—and more specifically, who owns the device in question—different security protocols and processes need to be put in place. Remote monitoring and management will be crucial to continue, especially if remote work of any scale remains once the pressing need to work remotely passes.
Ensuring Uptime and Resisting Burnout
Taking the surge in remote work strategies into consideration, the matter of preserving productivity becomes another particularly pertinent topic to discuss. Uptime becomes the key word, as anything less than 100 percent is seen as a shortcoming… after all, if a business can't provide that for its clients and customers, the trust that they've built up is going to diminish considerably. By maintaining their uptime, the business can instead take advantage of that trust in different ways that advance its operations.
With such an uncertain year just behind us, businesses will need to ensure that these clients can trust in their services.
Furthermore, to accomplish this fully, a business also must ensure that its team members are prepared to deliver these services as needed. This makes work fatigue and burnout a serious threat. To help minimize the potential for this outcome as employees are working from home, the solutions that they're using must be reliable enough to avoid the chance of exacerbating employee frustration.
Reexamining Budget Allocation
Finally, with business finances in flux after the last year, the investments that businesses make into their tools will need to be reconsidered and adjusted to optimize them. This will require an examination of each solution's return on investment and how well it serves its intended purpose.
This means that 2021 will likely see some shifts in how businesses invest in cloud-based services as compared to locally hosted solutions, and what level of priority is given to advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and other similar solutions.
From where we stand now, 2021 stands to be a year of shifts and shakeups—make sure that your business has the support it needs to make it through. Aniar IT Services can help. Find out what we can do to assist your operations by calling 094 90 48200 .
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One of the experiments we ran at this event has now been published: The role of typeface curvilinearity on taste expectations and perception by Carlos Velasco, Sarah Hyndman (Type Tasting), Charles Spence (University of Oxford), International Journal of Gastronomy and Food Science, January 2018.
What does a font taste or smell like? Do letterforms convey mood? Can a typeface enhance your experiences? Author Sarah Hyndman invites you to take part in typographic experiments as part of her current research. The mobile laboratory will pop up at various festival locations throughout the weekend. Get location updates on Twitter at #TypeTastingLab.
Hello it's Natalie again! Here I am giving you another glimpse into the wild and wonderful things that I've been up to in the Type Tasting studio this week. If you'd like to find out how sixteen carefully wrapped parcels and a rather cheeky looking answer box are going to be involved in this weekend's event, then carry on reading.
Welcome to the virtual Type Tasting access panel. Here you have access to a selection of the research experiments that will be run live at the V&A in London in conjunction with the London Design Festival.
Participants in this Type Tasting survey were asked to match typefaces to different tastes and ultimately to identify what style of coffee each most closely resembles. Here are the final matches of typefaces to coffee styles. Do you agree?


ST. ANDREWS STATE PARK is one of the most aesthetically striking beaches in Panama City. Its pristine coastline and snowy white sand coupled with the translucent blue-green water of the ocean makes it an excellent destination for a leisure day out. ST. ANDREWS STATE PARK has been subdivided into two different portions; a smaller beach with shallow and calm waters that is perfect for snorkeling, and one with the main coastline that is open to the Gulf. You can enjoy a range of activities from kayaking to fishing to taking the shuttle boat the Shell Island nearby.
Rosemary Beach lies only around 15 miles from PCB and is just one of the peacudlf and secluded beaches that you've been looking for. The charming seaside town and the unspoiled sand of Rosemary Beach. This beach has placed a special value on making sure to preserve the crystal-clear waters of the ocean, the indigenous plants and the beautiful dunes. The result is a beautiful and unexplored paradise and the perfect destination for you to have a relaxing and memorable day. Have a good time collecting seashells, and strolling along the white sand as the tides lap at your foot.
Carillon Beach lies around just 15 miles west of Panama City Beach and offers the viditos a charming community and isolated, beautiful beaches that have been relatively unexplored. If you're seeking a relief day from the hassle of urban life, this is the place you want to be. The serene and smooth shorelines of Carillon Beach is the ideal place to mediate and discover peace and tranquility. The translucent waters of the ocean and the tides make for a range of activities to enjoy from surfing, swimming, snorkeling and sailing!
This is perhaps one of the most beautiful beach in all of America and consists of around 25 miles of stunning snowy-white sands and crystal-clear water. It offers a serene and peaceful atmosphere and the perfect environment for anything from deep sea fishing, kayaking, parasailing and scuba diving.


Sorry to hear of your trouble. Is there another DCQC you could try? That should make it pretty clear whether the issue is with the car or not.
Quick chargers are known for having issues. The i-MiEV, not so much.
2. Did you try removing and re-inserting the CHAdeMO connector?
3. What brand of EVSE?
4. Had you used this particular EVSE previously, successfully?
5. How often have you been using CHAdeMO?
6. Have you subsequently tried another CHAdeMO EVSE?
I'd be interesting in doing a visual check of the contacts on the CHAdeMO connector of the EVSE to see if there is any wear or damage. Presumably, if an intermittent connection or voltage/current drop is detected by the EVSE then it may shut down instead of simply reducing the current.
6. Have you subsequently tried another CHAdeMO EVSECompare EVSE equipment?"
1. 2012 with about 15,000 miles.
2. Yes, with same result.
4.,5. Yes, 3 times with no problems.
6. There may be one within range of a full charge, but have never gone that way.
The one I used worked well a couple weeks ago, and no one has reported problems to PlugShare.
99.9% likely the CHAdeMO EVSE. Ive had a couple of mis-charges before due to the EVSE, the IMIEV is not the issue I predict.
Most of the time the EVSE faults are a failure to initialise. Once they initialise, its normally OK, unless something else is going on with it. If there is a problem with the car, I'd guess it wouldnt even itnitialise. Your issue sounds like something dicky with the EVSE for sure.
There is a quick charger to my north that I use when visiting that jobsite. The one day I went to use it, It only went up to about half power, shut down, and made a loud arc pop. There was a hardware problem with one of the power modules. Others on PlugShare mentioned issues with the unit, but were able to charge. I was the lucky one that had to fall back to level 2. Since they replaced that power module, it's turned out to be one of the more reliable units I've used.
Since it didn't go to full power, and we know that your car successfully charged in the past, I'm willing to bet on it being a faulty power module within the quick charger itself. Looking on PlugShare, there is one unit in the town of Port Angeles, and that is an EVGo-looking unit (labeled Chargion) at Dan Wilder Nissan. The next closest unit appears to be Silverdale, WA.
PV1 wrote: ...Looking on PlugShare, there is one unit in the town of Port Angeles, and that is an EVGo-looking unit (labeled Chargion) at Dan Wilder Nissan. The next closest unit appears to be Silverdale, WA.
The one at the Nissan dealer is undoubtedly the one eldenh is talking about. At 69 miles, Silverdale would be a stretch for the i-MiEV from Port Angeles (but there is L2 along the way). Long way to go to find out if CHAdeMO works. FWIW, I successfully used the CHAdeMO in Silverdale with my Tesla.
eldenh, you might make a PlugShare entry to raise the flag - they might not know there's anything wrong.
Stopped by a free Chademo at a Nissan Dealership just past St Louis in Illinois yesterday. Had to reset it 3 times and reseat the plug handle twice.
These Nissan DCQCs seem to have issues. I did finally get it to work though.


Rodehouse Restaurant - Denne restaurant serverer frokost, lunsj og middag. Gjestene kan nyte drinker i baren. En barnemeny er tilgjengelig.
Gjester under 18 år har ikke adgang til boblebad.
Got bit by black flies in room that were in the bedding.
It was a "place to stay" the room was clean. Water pressure in the shower sucked...it was low. There wasn't a good selection of channels mostly the local channels. No microwave either.
This property was okay for a single night stay. The price was right.
The bath tub had long hair in apon our arrival and the drain was extremely slow. The pillows must be changed, very lumpy. Bath towels were to small. The receptionist was very friendly and knowledgeable.


Ew! His face! His face!
I'm back from a very fun family reunion on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. We played lots of tennis, went swimming in the ocean, played catch on the beach, and rode our rental cruiser bikers around. The golfers golfed in the morning and evenings we enjoyed yummy home cooking and drinks. The title of this post is a quote from one of my cousins shouted during some horsing around in the ocean.


Gwyneth Paltrow has never been afraid to speak her mind. Whether she's talking about her "clean diet," her relationship with Chris Martin, or her thoughts on showbiz, the Iron Man actress always tells it like it is. Here's a look at some of her most outrageous and obnoxious quotes through the years.


In the last 24 hours a minor controversy has surrounded Offaly hurling. The controversy was sparked by former Clare player and manager Ger Loughnane. The Clare man pointed out how Offaly players were carrying a bit of excess weight. Loughnane writes for the printed media, and is a TV panellist, on hurling matters. Two former Offaly players, who are also prominent media personalities, responded. Michael Duignan and Daithi Regan took Loughnane to task for his views on Offaly players and hurling (see HoganStand piece here). While Offaly hurling may be struggling on the field, it is leading the hurling world off the field when it comes to some technological developments.
Tom and John explained to Aine how they had gone through a long, slow process to develop their product. It was a labour of love. The genesis of the idea arose out of the shortage of ash for timber sticks during the 1970s and 1980s. A plastic piping company, Wavin, had developed a plastic stick. The Wavin product failed to gain market share due to the vibrations it transmitted to the hurler's hands. It was also deemed potentially dangerous because it did not break easily, and when it did break, it did not do so in a predictable way. The importance of a breaking point in their product was something that Tom and John found was crucial in their efforts to persuade the GAA to give the Cultec stick its blessing.
There was only one rule in the GAA rulebook that the Cultec product had to satisfy. The rule specified a limit on the size of the strike zone (the bas). At its widest point it was only to be 13cms. The initial prototype developed by Tom and John satisfied this rule. The problem was that players were not happy with this small bas. It was only then that Tom and John discovered that the rule was rarely observed or enforced. Most adult players have a stick that has a strike zone that exceeds the limit. There was little interest in a product with a small strike zone. It was back to the drawing board.
The product was being tested in Athlone Institute of Technology. The tests suggested the Cultec product had a larger sweet spot for striking and that it possibly hit the ball further than the timber stick. The tests also revealed a product that was more durable than the timber competitor. This durability partly explains why the Cultec stick selling price is slightly higher than the timber stick.
In an effort to break into the market for younger players, the Cultec stick came in a variety of colours. Pink was a popular colour with camogie players. In recent years they have tended to focus on the timber coloured sticks. To date, much of Cultec's success is based on the uptake in their product amongst younger players. It is only beginning to have an impact at the higher levels of the game. This weekend the Allianz National Hurling League starts. The poster boy for Cultec is Dublin hurler Ryan O'Dwyer. Cultec feel confident that the number of high profile players using the stick will increase.as those who have used it as a kids get older.
The carbon fibre stick is here to stay. It has captured enough of the market to make Cultec a viable commercial venture. While it is too early to say what impact the Ash Dieback disease will have on the availability of timber, it must be reassuring to the GAA to know there is a viable alternative. Cultec will be around long after the debate about the size of the bellies, legs and arses of the Offaly hurlers has subsided.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Runtime.Serialization;
using System.Text;

namespace ShaderCore
{
	/// <summary>
	/// An exception that is thrown if a uniform was not found.
	/// </summary>
	[Serializable]
	public sealed class UniformNotFoundException : Exception
	{
		internal UniformNotFoundException()
			: base("A uniform was not found")
		{

		}

		internal UniformNotFoundException(string uniformName)
			: this(uniformName, null)
		{

		}

		internal UniformNotFoundException(string uniformName, Exception innerException)
			: base("The uniform '" + uniformName + "' was not found.", innerException)
		{

		}

		private UniformNotFoundException(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context)
			: base(info, context)
		{

		}
	}
}


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Q: Number Compare c++ I am new to c++ and I am supposed to write a program that asks the user three integers and then assigns those three ints from largest to smallest. If you could give me tips and help me with this.
#include <iostream> // allows program to perform input and output

using std::cout; // program uses cout
using std::endl; // program uses endl
using std::cin; // program uses cin

int main()
{
    int number1; // first integer read from user
    int number2; // second integer read from user
    int number3; // third integer read from user
    int smallest; // smallest integer read from user
    int largest; // largest integer read from user

    cout << "Input three different integers: "; // prompt
    cin >> number1 >> number2 >> number3;

    largest = number1; // assume first integer is largest

    if (number2 > number1){
    number2 = largest;
    }

    if (number3 > number2) {
    number3 = largest;
    }

    smallest = number1; // assume first integer is smallest

    if (number2 < number1) {
    number2 = smallest;
    }

    if (number3 < number2) {
    number3 = smallest;
    }

    cout << "Max" << largest;
    cout << "Min" << smallest;

    /* Write an output statement that prints the sum, average,
    product, largest and smallest */

    return 0; // indicate successful termination
} // end main

A: I'm not certain that this is a typo or an attempt at doing something crafty that went awry, but
number2 = largest;

and its friends seem to be assigning in the wrong direction. The reason that I think it could be a logic mistake is
largest = number1; // assume first integer is largest

if (number2 > largest){ // formerly number2 > number1 and largest == number1
    largest = number2;
}

if (number3 > largest) { // formerly number3 > number2 and continuing from above
                         // number2 may have been equal to largest. This is where
                         // the logic breaks down
    largest = number3;
}

would be a reasonable way to solve this.

A: Besides to some logic errors, the problem lies in how you have used the equal sign, referred to in c++ as the copy assignment operator. I'll explain how it works:
In simple terms, the assignment operator (=) serves the purpose of copying the value on the right-hand side of the equal sign to the variable on the left side of the equal sign.
Simply, if we do this:
    int a = 2;
    int b = 3;
    b = a;

This copies the value stored on the right side of the assignment operator (i.e from a) to the variable on the left side (i.e to b). In effect, the variable b stores the value 2 now, not 3. On the other hand, a retains the value 2.
However, if we did this:
    int a = 2;
    int b = 3;
    a = b;

This would mean that a now stores the same value as b stores, which is 3, while b still stores 3.
The problem in your code is not the logic, but rather the improper use of the assignment operator, because in the following lines:
    number2 = largest;
    number3 = largest;

Instead of setting the variable largest to number2 or number3, depending on the input, you are unknowingly setting the value of number2 or number3 to the current largest value, which would be the value of number1. This is because in the line:
    largest = number1; // assume first integer is largest

You set the variable largest to the value in number1. That's why you would notice that your max value is always the value in number1.
This same problem persists when you try to find the smallest value, because your smallest value is set to number1 again, just like above, and you set this value to number2 or number3 instead of moving the smallest value from number2 or number3.

Another problem is your logic. Consider the following lines (I've fixed your equal signs):
largest = number1; // assume first integer is largest

if (number2 > number1){
largest = number2;
}

if (number3 > number2) {
largest = number3;
}

Now let's use the number 3, 1, 2 for number1, number2, number3 respectively. We begin by setting number1 to 3. We then compare number1 to number2, which gives us 1 > 3, and this is false, so the largest number remains number1. However, you then make the comparison to see if number3 > number2, and this means 2 > 1, which is true. So as a result, you allocate largest to number3, even though you make no comparison between number3 and number1. The same problem persists in your logic for finding the smallest value.
Here's some logic that works (I've tried and tested it):
if (number1 > number2)
{
    if (number1 > number3)
        largest = number1;
    else
        largest = number3;
}
else
{
    if (number2 > number3)
        largest = number2;
    else
        largest = number3;
}

if (number1 < number2)
{
    if (number1 < number3)
        smallest = number1;
    else
        smallest = number3;
}
else
{
    if (number2 < number3)
        smallest = number2;
    else
        smallest = number3;
}

Hope this answers your question.


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Das Labor, Konstruktionsbüro und Versuchswerk Oberspree (LKVO) wurde am 6. Juli 1945 im Berliner Bezirk Köpenick vom Beauftragten der 7. Hauptverwaltung Moskau gegründet, mit dem Ziel, deutsches Rüstungs-Know-how zu sammeln und für die Sowjetunion nutzbar zu machen. Es bestand bis Mai 1946 und wurde dann als Oberspreewerk (OSW) fortgeführt. 1950 erhielt das Werk den Namen Werk für Fernmeldewesen und ab 1960 Werk für Fernsehelektronik. Bis Ende April 1952 blieb es in sowjetischem Besitz, dann gab die Sowjetunion ihre Sowjetischen Aktiengesellschaften (SAG) der DDR zurück und der Betrieb wurde in einen volkseigenen Betrieb (VEB) umgewandelt.

Gründung des LKVO

Gleich nach der Kapitulation der Wehrmacht schickte die UdSSR Expertenteams in ihre Besatzungszone, die in Fabriken, vor allem in für die Rüstung wichtigen Betrieben, nach Anlagen, Maschinen, Unterlagen und Fachleuten suchen sollten, die für die technische Weiterentwicklung der Sowjetunion von Interesse waren. In etlichen der alten Rüstungsbetriebe wurden Labor, Konstruktionsbüro und Versuchswerke oder Wissenschaftlich-Technische Büros (WTB) eingerichtet, in denen deutsche Spezialisten (Physiker, Chemiker, Ingenieure usw.) beschäftigt wurden und für die Sowjetunion arbeiteten.

Für das Abschöpfen des Know-hows im Bereich der Elektrotechnik war die sogenannte Schokin-Kommission unter Leitung von Alexander Iwanowitsch Schokin (1909–1988) zuständig, der später Minister für elektronische Industrie in der UdSSR wurde. Die Kommission hatte ihren Sitz in einer Villa im Ortsteil Hirschgarten in dem im sowjetischen Sektor liegenden Berliner Bezirk Köpenick. Die Aufgabe der Kommission war es, sofort nach Kriegsende in der sowjetischen Besatzungszone – und in ganz Berlin – Firmen und Institute nach Erzeugnissen, Entwicklungsarbeiten, Konstruktionsunterlagen und Materialien zu durchsuchen, die für den militärisch-industriellen Komplex der Sowjetunion von Interesse waren. Ergiebige Fundgruben waren die in Berlin konzentrierten Elektrofirmen Telefunken, Lorenz, AEG, Siemens & Halske, Opta-Radio u. a.

Die russische Kommission hatte bis zum 30. Juni 1945 Bewegungsfreiheit in ganz Berlin, da die westlichen Alliierten erst am 1. Juli ihre Besatzungssektoren einnahmen, was auch intensiv genutzt wurde. Das "Beutegut" wurde nach Oberschöneweide in die ehemalige AEG-Röhrenfabrik Oberspree (RFO, heutiger Behrensbau) transportiert, um es dort auszuwerten und ggf. als Grundlage für Nachentwicklungen zu nutzen. Die Fertigungsanlagen, obwohl auch hier schon mit der Demontage begonnen worden war, boten die Voraussetzungen für die Aufnahme einer Labor- und Versuchsfertigung, die als Forschungs- und Entwicklungsstätte für alle Fragen der Hochfrequenztechnik, Röhrenbauelemente und die verschiedensten Geräte wie Radar, Richtfunk, Fernnavigation usw. dienten.

Aufgabe und Ziel des LKVO war der Einsatz von deutschen Spezialisten für die Weiterentwicklung der Elektrovakuumtechnik, der Messtechnik im Bereich der Hochfrequenztechnik sowie die Entwicklung von Röhren für den Rundfunk, die den Wissenstransfer in die Sowjetunion vorbereiten sollten. Zu diesem Zwecke sollten im LKVO sowjetische Spezialisten und Arbeiter ausgebildet, ausführliche Dokumentationen auf russisch zu Konstruktionen und Fabrikationsverfahren erstellt, Produkte im sowjetischen Auftrag entwickelt und auch die Unterlagen anderer technischer Firmen bearbeitet und übersetzt werden.

Da das LKVO und später das OSW Sowjetische Aktiengesellschaften (SAG) waren, galt für diese Betriebe nach der Interpretation der Sowjets nicht das von den Alliierten gemeinsame erlassene Verbot, dass auf deutschem Boden keine Rüstungstechnologie hergestellt werden dürfe.

Organisation und Leitung des LKVO

Gezielt wurden Physiker, Chemiker und andere handwerkliche Spezialisten überwiegend aus der Berliner Elektroindustrie angeworben, insbesondere aus den Röhrenfabriken. Zum Beispiel arbeitete auch Walter Bruch 1945/1946 im LKVO. Die Belegschaft wuchs bis Oktober 1946 auf rund 2000 Mitarbeiter an, da die Berliner Elektrotechnische Industrie in den Westsektoren zunächst nicht wieder in Gang gekommen war und das LKVO Arbeitsplätze bot.

Offiziell unterstand das LKVO dem sowjetischen Ministerium für Elektroindustrie. Zum deutschen Direktor des LKVO wurde Karl Steimel und zum Chefingenieur und 1. Stellvertreter des Direktors Fritz Spiegel ernannt, beide vorher bei Telefunken, die dem sowjetischen Werkleiter Major Wildgrube unterstanden. Technischer Leiter auf dem Gebiet der Vakuumtechnik (Röhrentechnik) war der sowjetische Oberstleutnant Boldyr, der sowjetische Major Bogolubo war als Stellvertreter des Bevollmächtigten in der Filiale "Schönhauser Allee", der ehemaligen Schultheißbrauerei, heute: Kulturbrauerei. In den Tiefkellern der Brauerei war 1944 die Telefunken-Fertigung von Glühkathoden für Elektronenröhren vor alliierten Luftangriffen geschützt untergebracht gewesen.

Im Juli 1946 gab es fünf große Bereiche im LKVO bzw. OSW: den Bereich Röhren mit den Hauptabteilungen Sende- und Empfängerröhren und Bildröhren, den Bereich Bauelemente mit den Hauptabteilungen Schwingquarze und Widerstände, den Bereich Geräte mit den Hauptabteilungen Impulstechnik, Hochfrequenztechnik, Anlagen und Messtechnik, den Bereich Allgemeine Technik mit der Hauptabteilung Metallurgie, den Bereich Werkstätten mit der Hauptabteilung Kondensatoren: Zum Bereich Werkstätten gehörten Konstruktion, Werkzeugbau, Prüf- und Messmittelbau, Glasbearbeitung, Teileherstellung, Kathodenfertigung, Röhrenaufbau, Pumpe und Prüffelder.

Vorrangig war die Nachentwicklung der von Telefunken stammenden Technologie der Metallkeramik-Höchstfrequenzröhren, z. B. LD6…LD12., sowie die des amerikanischen Klystrons 723A/B, des Weiteren Sperrröhren für die Radartechnik, Hochleistungsthyratron S15/150 als Ersatzröhre für den in die Sowjetunion geschafften 1000 kW-Langwellensender "Goliath" der Marine. Die zu entwickelnde Röhrenpalette war breit gefächert. Auch wurden Versuche mit Fernsehröhren gemacht, vor allem die Adaption US-amerikanischer Röhren für sowjetische Fernseher.

Das Ende des LKVO

Im Juli 1946 erfolgte die Umbenennung des LKVO in Oberspreewerk und es erhielt die Rechtsform einer SAG. Seine herausragende Bedeutung als Zentrum der elektrotechnischen Forschung und Entwicklung verlor das OSW mit der Aktion Ossawakim. Am 22. Oktober 1946 wurden 230 Mitarbeiter aus der Forschung und Entwicklung mit ihren Familien in die Sowjetunion verschleppt, wo sie ein etwa fünf Jahre dauerndes Arbeitsverhältnis in Frjasino, unweit von Moskau antreten mussten. Nur wenige kehrten danach an ihren Arbeitsplatz in Ost-Berlin zurück, die meisten bevorzugten nach Ablauf der fünf Jahre, in die BRD zu gehen.

Nach dem "Fortgang" der Spezialisten fand eine zweite Demontagewelle im Werk statt, das aber dennoch seinen Betrieb weiterführen konnte. Ab 1950 wurden hier die Bildschirmröhren für den russischen Fernseher Leningrad T-2 hergestellt, die als Reparationsleistungen in die Sowjetunion geliefert wurden. In den 1960er Jahren wurde das Werk für Fernsehelektronik, wie es nun hieß, alleiniger Hersteller von Fernsehbildröhren in der DDR.

Literatur

 Johannes Bähr: Das Oberspreewerk – ein sowjetisches Zentrum für Röhren und Hochfrequenztechnik in Berlin (1954–1952). In: Unternehmensgeschichte / Journal of Business History. 39. Jg., Heft 3, 1994, S. 145–165.
 Winfried Müller: Aus der Vergangenheit des Werks für Fernsehelektronik, Markante Ereignisse 1945–1960. hrsg. vom Industriesalon Schöneweide, in der Reihe: Technikgeschichte aus dem Industriesalon, Heft 6, 44 S., o. O. (Berlin), o. D.

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Cleaning your home is part art and part science since there are some parts of the home that don't get cleaned regularly that accumulate dangerous pathogens and others parts of the home that barely need to be cleaned at all. Whether you're a master cleaner or a new homeowner looking to keep your home in good condition, here are the five parts of your home that should be cleaned regularly.
While most people take a shower before bed, reducing the risk of getting the sheets dirty, overnight we all lose dead skin cells and hair. These skin cells are food for bacteria, dust mites, and fungi. Over time, these can build up and lead to health problems and skin irritation. You should change your bedsheets every 10-14 days.
Towels are germ magnets since we use them to clean up after messes and use them after the shower. While the water that gets on them post-shower is clean, it often turns into mildew if the towels do not dry properly. Towels should be washed in hot water frequently before they start to give off an unpleasant smell.
Floors get very dirty over time, especially if you have pets or wear your shoes indoors. Carpets and rugs should be vacuumed multiple times a week if you have pets. Any high-traffic areas should be vacuumed at least twice a week. Even parts of your home that don't see much dirt, like your bedroom, should be vacuumed once a week.
Your kitchen sink could be full of bacteria, mold, and lingering food particles from meals past. Clean your kitchen sink after every use, and clean your sponges as often as you need to (at least once a week).
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House Republican leaders bowed to conservative demands and announced plans Wednesday to strip out money for ObamaCare from a stopgap spending bill to keep the government running after Sept. 30.
The reversal by Speaker John Boehner John Andrew BoehnerTrump appears alongside Ocasio-Cortez on Time 100 list Resurrecting deliberative bodies Trump's decision on health care law puts spotlight on Mulvaney MORE (R-Ohio) raises the stakes in a fiscal fight that could shutter much of the federal government. The continuing resolution (CR), which the House plans to vote on as soon as Thursday, is likely to be dead on arrival in the Senate, where Democratic leaders have vowed to reject any attempt to unravel President Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
During a closed-door meeting Wednesday morning, GOP leaders also told members they would move legislation in the next week to raise the federal debt ceiling while delaying the implementation of the Affordable Care Act for a year and laying out a path forward for tax reform and the construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline — all Republican priorities.
Conservatives applauded the shift, a week after they rebelled against a leadership plan that would merely have forced the Senate to vote separately on a measure defunding the healthcare law.
"It looks like they did exactly what we wanted them to do," Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-S.C.) said.
Obama accused House Republicans in a speech Wednesday to the Business Roundtable of trying to "extort" him over the debt limit and threatening to shut down the government over a law that's been ratified by Congress, the Supreme Court and the electorate in the 2012 election.
Inside the closed-door Republican meeting, Boehner John Andrew BoehnerTrump appears alongside Ocasio-Cortez on Time 100 list Resurrecting deliberative bodies Trump's decision on health care law puts spotlight on Mulvaney MORE told his members that the fight over ObamaCare was in the Senate and that Republicans would get nothing unless they could come up with a plan they could pass on their own through the House.
In front of reporters, Boehner and other party leaders tried to put the best spin on a plan that was forced on them by conservatives both in and outside of Congress.
House Republicans immediately sent their plan to the Rules Committee on Wednesday as an amendment to the continuing resolution they offered last week. The vote could come as early as Thursday but is more likely to happen Friday, leadership aides said.
The House could stay for a rare weekend session if the bill is not passed by Friday.
Majority Leader Eric Cantor Eric Ivan CantorGOP faces tough battle to become 'party of health care' 737 crisis tests Boeing's clout in Washington House Republicans find silver lining in minority MORE (R-Va.) later in the afternoon formally canceled a scheduled recess for next week. The House will reconvene on Wednesday.
Boehner has been buffeted by criticism from all corners of the political world in recent weeks. Conservatives have rapped him for not pushing hard enough in fiscal fights, while Democrats have said he is allowing the Tea Party to push him around.
The Speaker alluded to the criticism as he addressed Republicans on Wednesday, reminding them that he sought the job not to occupy a "big office" but to get things done.
While the plan yielded a momentary consensus, however, Republicans from the leadership on down said they had no idea what would happen if the Senate were to send back the continuing resolution without the defunding provision and with higher spending levels.
"I'm not going to predict what the Senate's going to do or not do," Boehner said.
He added that it was "very premature" to speculate on how the House might respond, and he rejected talk of a government shutdown.
But even a supporter of the new measure, Rep. John Fleming John Calvin FlemingThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems aim to end anti-Semitism controversy with vote today Former congressmen, RNC members appointed to Trump administration roles Overnight Energy: Watchdog opens investigation into Interior chief | Judge halts Pruitt truck pollution rule decision | Winners, losers in EPA, Interior spending bill amendments MORE (R-La.), suggested the simultaneous unveiling of a debt-ceiling plan indicated the likelihood that the spending bill would fail to become law.
"It's kind of like the follow-up plan assuming that that fails," he said.
Two conservative House members who had led the fight to strip out healthcare funding in the spending bill, Reps. Tom Graves John (Tom) Thomas GravesMnuchin tells Congress it's 'premature' to talk about Trump tax returns decision Live coverage: Barr faces House panel amid questions over Mueller report Overnight Defense: Dem chair rejects Pentagon request to use B for border wall | House fails to override Trump veto | Pelosi at AIPAC vows Israel won't be 'wedge issue' MORE (R-Ga.) and Mark Meadows (R-N.C.), said they planned to vote for the new bill.
The House measure would keep the government funded through Dec. 15 at the current $986 billion spending rate, rather than the lower $967 billion level called for in the 2011 Budget Control Act.
Republicans who had supported the leadership's original plan and opposed a direct assault on ObamaCare in the shutdown fight said they would reluctantly support the more aggressive approach. But Rep. Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) predicted that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid Harry Mason ReidSanders courts GOP voters with 'Medicare for All' plan Glamorization of the filibuster must end Schumer won't rule out killing filibuster MORE (D-Nev.) would simply wait until the last minute and return a bill to the House that contained funding for the healthcare law and higher overall spending.
"I suspect that some of the people who might be very pleased with the tactic today might be very unhappy sometime late next week," Dent said.
— Bernie Becker, Peter Schroeder and Justin Sink contributed.
— This story was originally posted at 10:20 a.m. and was last updatd at 8:15 p.m.


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All 5-star recruits arrive on their college campuses with a ton of hype. However, not all of them deliver on the huge promise they showed as recruits.
Over the past few recruiting cycles, college football has seen several former 5-star recruits live up to their billing. For this upcoming 2014 season, several former 5-star prospects figure to finally show why they were such coveted recruits coming out of high school.
Whether it be a coaching change, a conquering of the depth chart or just an abundance of natural talent, these guys are ready.
Alabama has a tight end who figures to have a big season, while a versatile defensive back at Michigan is too talented to not immediately deliver on his hype. Plus, a former No. 1 overall recruit will really turn heads this year in the SEC.
Johnathan Gray was a 5-star running back in the 2012 recruiting class. He came to Texas with a ton of hype, as he was a prospect without many weaknesses as a player.
Gray has been solid through two seasons in Austin, totaling 1,481 rushing yards and seven touchdowns. However, more is expected out of a 5-star recruit.
Look for Gray to put his full skill set on display this fall under new head coach Charlie Strong. When he does, Longhorn fans will truly see why he had so much hype in high school.
It remains to be seen if Robert Nkemdiche becomes a permanent defensive tackle or defensive end. His best position long term is probably the former.
Nkemdiche was the No. 1 overall recruit in 2013, and the Georgia native originally committed to Clemson. He was often compared to former elite defensive end prospects such as Jadeveon Clowney and Mario Edwards in high school.
As a true freshman, Nkemdiche had a solid season that saw him flash a ton of potential. This year, he's expected to be fully adjusted to the college game and dominate.
Alabama has a roster full of former 5-star studs. Among them is tight end O.J. Howard, who has the athleticism of a receiver.
An in-state recruit in the Crimson Tide's 2013 class, Howard was the No. 1 tight end in the country on pretty much everyone's list. He caught 14 passes for 269 yards and two touchdowns as a true freshman.
With Howard settled into 'Bama's offense, those numbers will see a significant increase this fall. The NFL is in this guy's future.
Kelvin Taylor signed with Florida as a 5-star running back in 2013. He's a legacy player for the Gators, as he is the son of former running back Fred Taylor.
Taylor's instincts, agility and quickness were all advanced for a high school player. He rushed for 508 yards and four touchdowns as a true freshman, but the 2014 season will be the year he delivers on his hype from high school.
Florida has a new offensive scheme, plus Taylor has a year of experience under his belt. There'll be some fireworks in Gainesville this fall.
Cyrus Jones and Bradley Sylve are good players, but Tony Brown is more talented than they are. The former 5-star prospect was one of the top players nationally in the 2014 class.
Brown is 6'0" tall, plus he weighs nearly 200 pounds. He combines outstanding speed with tremendous instincts, explosiveness, short-area quickness and fluid hips. The Texan may not begin the season as a starter, but he'll be running with the ones in Tuscaloosa soon enough.
A freshman All-American season is not out of the question for Brown.
From New Jersey, Jabrill Peppers enters his freshman season at Michigan as one of school's most hyped recruits in history.
He'll play in the secondary for the Wolverines, but Peppers also can ball as a receiver and running back.
He has an exceptional blend of instincts, awareness, athleticism, strength, speed, balance and quickness for a young player. Peppers is too talented of a prospect to be kept off the field by head coach Brady Hoke, and he's simply too good of a football player to not deliver on his hype this year.
Leonard Fournette was the nation's No. 1 recruit in 2014, and he's not going to make people wait for him to deliver on his hype.
Fournette could be the best running back prospect since Adrian Peterson, and everyone knows what the Minnesota Vikings star and former NFL MVP did at Oklahoma.
At 6'1" and nearly 230 pounds, Fournette's size, strength, speed, agility and ability to catch the football are all remarkable. He'll get a ton of touches this season at LSU. Should he stay healthy, Fournette likely will only be in Baton Rouge for two more seasons after this fall.
"Even some in the NFL, after seeing his high school tape, have said he's talented enough to play in the pros right now."


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Other big winners included Barry Jenkins for best director and Boots Riley for best first feature.
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At Saturday's 2019 Film Independent Spirit Awards, comedian turned writer-director Bo Burnham scored his first Spirit Award for first screenplay for his critically acclaimed film Eighth Grade; Barry Jenkins returned to pick up his second best director award, this time for If Beale Street Could Talk (he previously won for Moonlight); and helmers Alfonso Cuaron and Boots Riley both took home awards, Cuaron for best international film for Roma and Riley for best first feature for Sorry to Bother You.
Actresses Glenn Close and Regina King, the favorites to win Oscars on Sunday, each took home their first Spirit Awards, Close for her leading role in The Wife and King for her supporting role in Jenkins' If Beale Street Could Talk. Richard E. Grant's win was the first of two for Can You Ever Forgive Me? (the film also took home the prize for best screenplay), as the actor picked up his first Spirit Award for his supporting role, starring alongside Melissa McCarthy.
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Q: Prevent multiple clicks on bootstrap modal button with ASP.NET I use boostrap modals for saving data on an ASP.NET Web page and I'm having an issue when users by mistake clicks more than once the "Save" button on the modal. The event fires the number of times the user presses the click. This happens because the modal doesn't closes immediatly. It takes about 1 second to close, enough for the user to click more than once the button.
My database is validated (I'm using Entity Framework) so, there's no duplicate values inserted. But if the user clicks two times, it tries to insert the record two times, and the error message is displayed.
How can I prevent this?
This is the modal code:
<asp:Panel runat="server" ID="pnlBank" DefaultButton="btnSaveBank">

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    protected void btnSaveBank_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        Bank newBank = new Bank();
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        newBank.Address = txtBankAddress.Text;
        newBank.Phone = txtBankPhone.Text;
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A: You can try disabling the save button and closing the modal via jQuery and once the modal is closed you can re-enable the save button again using jQuery. Just make sure that the jQuery event handlers are defined after btnSaveBank_Click so that btnSaveBank_Click takes precedence over the close/hide trickery:
$(document).ready(function () {
    $("#btnSaveBank").click(function() {
        $(this).prop("disabled", true);
        $("#modBank").modal("hide");
    });
    $("#modBank").on("hidden.bs.modal", function() {
        $("#btnSaveBank").prop("disabled", false);
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Eight ways to future-proof your career
By John Naughton 9 June 2017
In the next decade, millions of British workers will be at the mercy of technology. Here, GQ downloads the tips to ensure you're not left out in the cold when the machines take over.
So, do you want the good news or the bad news? OK. The bad news is that the robots are coming for our jobs. Not the jobs of blue-collar production-line grunts. They've got those already. Our jobs. Bank Of England governor Mark Carney warned last year of new technology mercilessly "hollowing out" traditional middle-class service industries, taking away 15 million UK jobs in the next decade, and most experts agree with this diagnosis. One such is Alec Ross, a former aide to Hillary Clinton who now advises corporations, investors and government leaders on technology and innovation. But, conversely, he also has the good news.
"I don't think it's time to curl up in the foetal position," says Ross, whose book The Industries Of The Future (£9.99, Simon & Schuster) has been described as a portable TED conference at which you're seated next to the smartest guy in the room. "I think the developments in science and technology contribute to both the promise and peril of the future."
But we're going to have to change.
"In the workplace of the future, one of two things is happening," warns Ross. "Either you are telling a machine what to do or a machine is telling you what to do." So, if you're not yet ready to work for our new metallic overlords...
**1) Commit to lifelong learning ** The most important change of all, according to Ross. "If you think your education stops the day you leave university you are wrong," he declares. "It used to be the case when you left university you had sufficient formal education to sustain yourself in the workplace for 30 years. That's absolutely not true any longer. The pace of change is such that what you have to do is be in a constant cycle of both formal and informal learning."
**2) Get used to coding ** "It's not about becoming a computer scientist," says Ross. "It's understanding the basis that much of the future is being built on. It's like knowing how to read a spreadsheet. You should be able to do this even if you're not an accountant because it's a form of basic literacy in the economy. Think of computer coding in the same way. It's a form of basic literacy in most of the industries of the future."
**3) Travel ** "If you are at the start of your career or have just left university then get as many old-fashioned ink stamps in your passport as possible," Ross counsels. But he's thinking emerging economies rather than the gap-year standards. "Because as important as the question of what you do is the question of where you do it. There are many countries that are going to see fascinating expansions of their economy and you can be a part of that growth."
**4) Learn across different fields ** "It's very important to understand things that are scientific and technological. However, to be a leader in the future industries you will need to combine it with skills that we associate with the humanities, from communication skills and -emotional intelligence to an understanding of things like behavioural psychology and economics." He cites Mark Zuckerberg as the best example of this. "People think of Facebook as being the product of a brilliant computer scientist, but Facebook is as much a product of his expertise in behavioural psychology as it is computer science."
5) Head for the new horizons In his book, which surged in sales following President Trump's election, Ross outlines the key areas of expansion over the next 20 years. They are robotics, artificial intelligence, the commercialisation of genomics, big data, cyber security and the codification of money and trust. But there will also be less expected- ones. "There's never been a better time to go into psychology or psychiatry," he argues.
"In a world where we're handing over so much of our humanity to computer code, I think that there is something human that rebels against this. Humans are going to need to almost repair in the face of this. So the demand for psychologists and psychiatrists will shoot up and their virtue and value will be ever more accepted. I don't see anybody being content to sit across from a humanoid robot to provide a diagnosis about what ails them psychologically."
**6) Master a new language (but don't become a translator) ** "In ten to 15 years' time we will have earpieces which will allow us to functionally understand what's being spoken to us in 100 different languages," states Ross emphatically. "But in that time period great fortunes are going to be made by people who understand how to navigate through frontier marketplaces."
And Ross is the first to acknowledge that there's a difference between translation and communication. "I've done diplomatic and business deals with a translator where the translation has been perfectly good," he explains. "But if you want to be a real dealmaker it sure helps if you can connect and engage with a person in their native tongue. Languages are still vital, but the job of translator is on its way out."
**7) Know that not everyone will be a slave to the algorithm ** "In a world that's ever more consumed by computer code, that the humanities grow more important is just one of many contradictions about the future. Given that noiseless algorithms will be increasingly telling us what to do, individualism becomes ever more important. A lot of people who are actually going to do best are those that stand their ground against the push of algorithms."
In an increasingly digital age, Ross believes creativity will become more important, not less. "Whether it is the visual arts or music, as our world becomes more consumed by zeroes and ones we all need art more, so the skills that go into being a great artist are going to be more cherished."
8) Don't panic"I take an optimistic but well short of utopian view of what this technology means," muses Ross, as he reaches for a science-fiction parallel. "Is the future going to look like Mad Max or Star Trek? Neither. It's going to be somewhere in the middle."
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Empire biscuits are traditionally from Scotland and it is also popular among many countries in Europe. It is prepare by sandwiching short bread cookies with Jam or Icing and the topped with Royal icing and a glazed Cherry.
I decided to bake Empire biscuits literally last night only and did it , then prepared the icing and clicked today morning .Indeed this month is really tight with the new place ,Work and due to so many other factors I had to keep on travelling between Chennai and Bangalore. I dint get enough time for this month Marathon ,I had to wake up early and finish my baking ,Yes I won't give up J So here I am with the recipe ,Now let's get started!!
In a mixing bowl cream together the sugar and butter till they are well combined.
Next add in the flour and mix well. Bring everything together to form a soft dough. Shape it in the form of logs and then cling wrap or in any desire shape. Refrigerate min of 2 hours to 2 days and then slice them in the shape of discs.
Place them in the prepared baking tray. Preheat the oven at 180 Deg C for about 10 mins and the bake for 10- 13 mins .allow it to cool completely and then store.
To prepare the royal icing, In a bowl take Icing sugar, Corn flour, Milk and Lemon juice mix everything together to form a thick flowing consistency.
Now let's assemble the cookies take two cookies. Spread a layer of icing and then sandwich another cookie on the top.
Now spread the royal icing on the top of the cookies and place cherries on the top. Allow till the icing gets completely dry and then store the cookies.
Instead of Royal Icing, Any Jam or Fruit preserve can also be used between the cookies.
The baking time may vary from oven to oven. So check the biscuits at 8 mins as it gets baked very soon.
You can also use a cookie cutter to shape the cookie.
1. In a mixing bowl cream together the sugar and butter till they are well combined.
2. Next add in the flour and mix well. Bring everything together to form a soft dough. Shape it in the form of logs and then cling wrap or in any desire shape. Refrigerate min of 2 hours to 2 days and then slice them in the shape of discs.
3. Place them in the prepared baking tray. Preheat the oven at 180 Deg C for about 10 mins and the bake for 10- 13 mins .allow it to cool completely and then store.
4. To prepare the royal icing, In a bowl take Icing sugar, Corn flour, Milk and Lemon juice mix everything together to form a thick flowing consistency.
5. Now let's assemble the cookies take two cookies. Spread a layer of icing and then sandwich another cookie on the top.
6. Now spread the royal icing on the top of the cookies and place cherries on the top. Allow till the icing gets completely dry and then store the cookies.
Absolutely good for gifting to friends and family..
Cookies look cute and yum! And hats off to you for your perseverance! I remember the time when I also travelled frequently between Chennai and Bangalore...good luck with that!
Ah we have another empire biscuits!..very nicely baked.
Perfect holiday snacking. ... !!!
Have never heard of those biscuits...they look very inviting!
Empire biscuits and Empanada are tied at this time, right? Lovely biscuits.
Simple, easy to make cookies. They look like they'll melt in the mouth.
wow..these look so delicious..melt in the mouth kinds..absolutely delicious.
Beautiful Empire biscuits, simply irresistible. These biscuits looks absolutely dangerous and simply addictive.
I have not heard about these biscuits before...will definitely give this a try!
Kudos to your persistence. I can understand your situation very well. I was in the same position during 2015 bakethon. I literally prepared all the recipes the night before. I clicked everything on phone. :-) Between these cookies sounds interesting and love your version too.
The empire biscuits would be a real test with tea or coffee. Nicely baked .
Empire biscuits looks so nice with the cherries on top.


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Q: CodedUITest in MVC5 hangs during Generate Code I am learning how to do Coded UI testing, and I worked through this tutorial without problems using Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate. Unfortunately, that tutorial is a WPF project and I need to test an existing MVC5.2 web application.
For learning purposes, I created a new MVC5 web application, added a Coded UI test project to my solution, and set up a simple test of the log-in function. I am able to start the Coded UI Test Builder, and the Test Builder shows the steps when I click Show Recorded Steps. All good so far.
When I click Generate Code the Test Builder hangs with the Generating Code... progress bar repeating infinitely. I can break out of the loop by closing the Test Builder, but then I get nothing after answering Yes to "Do you want to close the Coded UI Test Builder and discard recorded actions?". Answering No continues the infinite loop.
Can anyone give me a hint where to find logs or output from this process to debug it? I'm stumped, and Google U hasn't helped me much today. Thanks in advance for your help!

A: I know it's late to answer this question but I found something that worked for me. When you are debugging your program Visual Studio doesn't allow you to change code. Generate Code tries to change the code while you are debugging the program thus hanging it. So I tried stopping the debugger and then pressing Generate Code. And it worked!

A: My problem was I used the wrong namespace reference for CodedUITest. This reference says [CodedUITest] comes from Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UITesting.CodedUITestAttribute, which I added to my development environment as a reference. This resolved the error and it appeared as if it worked, so I thought all was well until Generate Code hung.
I set up my test environment, and my code compiled and ran even though the [CodedUITest] annotation was red ("cannot resolve symbol CodedUITest"). I'm not sure why VS would allow that, but there it is. Once I located this problem, it was just a matter of researching where that annotation lived. Obviously, adding the above reference didn't work, so I kept digging.
I found the answer here; this gives all the correct references for Coded UI Testing.
The actual namespace is Microsoft.VisualStudio.QualityTools.CodedUITestFramework. I removed the CodedUITestAttribute reference and added the CodedUITestFramework reference and the Generate Code worked as expected.

A: If you run CodedUI Test Builder from Visual Studio then launch your application from that same instance of Visual Studio it will also hang when trying to generate the code. For me I just launched the application independent of Visual Studio then the CodedUI Test Builder started working as expected.

A: I had the same issue, after updating Visual Studio Update 5, fix this issue.