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EA: Give 'em hell (that's what they want)
https://electrek.co/2019/11/26/intervie ... -chargers/
Interview: Electrify America expects you to raise hell if chargers don't work
- Nov. 26th 2019 2:33 pm ET
Curse Electrify America (EA) if you want. Giovanni Palazzo, the CEO of the nationwide charging network, invites criticism if you have a terrible experience at an EA location. We spent a full hour last week with Palazzo, and COO Brendan Jones, discussing the challenges of creating an open nationwide network of ultra-fast EV chargers. Electrify America has made a lot of progress, but its leaders admit it has a long way to go to serve the next generation of EV drivers.
Palazzo told us that the company has commissioned about 341 sites, a rate of about one location per day in the past year. He highlighted that most of these stations offer 150-kW and 350-kW chargers with liquid-cooled cables.
Palazzo explained that the company's top leadership looks at every single PlugShare comment about an EA charging event. According to Giovanni, 56% of EA check-ins are ranked between 9 and 10 — and 27% are between 7 and 9. But what gets his attention are the reported problems.
We do a root cause analysis to understand the KPIs for our network. When we have crashes, we define the fixes.
We cluster every single ticket into a category. In each category, it's time and cost. We need to go on the site immediately and add a fix within 24 hours.
It's about the team's ability to understand what's going on minute by minute.
Palazzo praised what Tesla was able to do with its SuperChargers network over the past seven years. "What they did was fantastic," he said. "We are trying to do the same on the CCS side as an open network for every single car in the market." To be fair, the complexity of building a network obviously increases if you're accommodating every new EV, and doing it at a breakneck speed.
But we didn't let Electrify America off the hook. Our round of questions started with why it's taking so long to get fast chargers on main highway routes, like I-5 between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Harris Ranch was the location for Tesla's very first Supercharger, but EA still isn't live there.
Gaps in the map
"We had to work hard on Harris Ranch. It took a while to get that agreement written on top of the Tesla agreement and for them to allocate space," said Jones. He explained that Harris Ranch had to allocate additional space and give up more parking spaces. "But it's now in build," Jones confirmed.
Palazzo asked for patience:
We started 15 months ago. Give us a couple of weeks to be everywhere. After 15 months of operation, the distance between sites is, on average, 70 miles. On the highway, the highest range is 120 miles.
Palazzo and Jones outlined Electrify America's methodology for choosing a charging location, which includes a gap analysis to discover where distances between chargers are still too long.
The organization's efforts recently shifted from highway infrastructure to cities. The team looks at zip codes based on projected EV sales. Then they analyze how "friendly" the local utility is regarding fees for high demand and the local authorities are for permitting. "There's a lot of complexity," said Palazzo. Specific sites need to have amenities, such as good lighting, a bathroom, and 24/7 services.
"Sometimes, they want to put you in the back by the dumpster," Jones said. "We prohibit that. It has to be on front sightlines." If the conditions aren't met, Electrify America walks away.
Fastest charging so far
On the day we met with Electrify America, the team could see that a Porsche Taycan had charged in Burbank, California, at 247 kilowatts. The highest rate they've seen is 286 kilowatts.
On the previous Friday afternoon, at a location in Pennsylvania, three Audi e-trons simultaneously charged at 150 kilowatts. "It was no problem," said Palazzo. "Every charger delivered at normal capacity."
The drivers paid about $20 each, but the bill from the local utility for so-called demand charges to the network totaled a shocking $1,300 — just for that session. Palazzo said that EA is adding battery storage to more than 100 of its locations, but it's only enough to mitigate about 30% of those high-demand costs.
Jones called for more utility rate reform, like what Southern California Edison authorized last year. "We need more of them across the United States," he said. "The negative impact of demand charges remains the dirty little secret behind the scene that nobody really wants to talk about."
Electrify America faces other problems that impatient EV fans might see as excuses. Getting a building permit takes 73 days, on average, in California — compared to 55 days as a national average. Change orders are rampant causing further delays, sometimes based on local officials not liking the "aesthetics."
One of the biggest problems is faulty credit-card readers. Not only do many of Electrify America's stations have connectivity problems, but even when a connection is made, a charging session can be dropped halfway through. That's because the financial session is open until a final payment amount is determined. The connection gets lost in the middle, causing the driver to start all over again. Using the Electrify America app solves the problem.
Other bugs include miscommunication between the vehicle and the charger. E-tron drivers have been unable to remove the cord after the session is completed. (That problem was on the vehicle side. Audi separately told us that a software update will be deployed this week to solve the issue.)
Jones said that "two more fixes" for the credit-card issue will be put in place by the end of this year.
Problems like these are partly why Electrify America has multiple charging stations at each location. If one fails, try another. "It's the gas pump with the bag on it," said Jones. "We are working to avoid customers moving from one charger to another."
The long-term fix is plug-and-charge, based on the ISO 15118 standard. Tesla drivers roll up to a SuperCharger, plug in, and the payment happens in the background. Electrify America is working to install the same approach "on the network side." But it doesn't mean that every EV on the market will make the necessary handshake or set up its systems to complete a credit-card payment.
Every new EV buyer should ask: "Is this car compliant for 15118 plug-and-charge?"
Palazzo told us that EA has seen its first end-to-end, plug-and-charge transactions in action. And the company's Herndon, Virginia-based labs are overbooked, with OEMs coming in to test all charging protocols.
Electrek's Take
Everything we heard from Palazzo and Jones gave us hope about Electrify America's progress. Of course, it doesn't mean that all of the charging network's problems will be solved tomorrow. But EV adoption is relying on Electrify America and its 150-kW and 350-kW chargers to get the kinks worked out as fast as possible — ahead of the faster-charging EVs coming soon.
The extent to which EA can get things fixed depends partly on EV drivers. "We take Palazzo at his word when he says this: We read every single PlugShare comment. Every single one. No kidding. We look every single time when every customer says what is going on."
If you have a great experience at an Electrify America station, say so in a PlugShare comment. But more importantly, if you encounter a problem or don't like the experience in any way, raise hell in the PlugShare comment. It's a direct line to the people who can fix it.
Re: EA: Give 'em hell (that's what they want)
The two or three times I have tried to use EA in Southern California, I have trouble withthe creditcard reader and the last time did notwork at all.
I have to remember to order a fob.
I continue to experience good results from my monthly subscription to EVGo
I have heard that the credit card readers at EA suck (i.e., they often don't work).
However, I have also heard that if you sign up for an account at EA then you can use their app to start charging, and that works a lot better.
EA (like EVgo) has a "free" (no monthly charge) membership, as well as a "pay" (monthly) subscription membership. Both EA memberships allow use of the app to start a charge, I believe (as well as showing "which/how many chargers are free at that location").
I have never used an EA charger. Once they are more dependable, and more prevalent, I might. At the moment, they are about the cheapest charging network - if you don't count "free" .
SparkE wrote: I have heard that the credit card readers at EA suck (i.e., they often don't work).
That explains the similar problems I was encountering.
Once they are more dependable, and more prevalent, I might. At the moment, they are about the cheapest charging network - if you don't count "free" .
I agree and ordered the $0 per month account which is more expensive to use than my EVGo account.
Yeah, but if you use it 4 times a month, the 4 "connection fees" are the same as the $4 monthly fee for the subscription account (and the rates go down to $0.18/min).
Through CSAA one can get a FREE 'subscription' account from EVgo - I think I posted the link on this site.
Comparing the two ($0.18/min @EA, $0.23/EVgo), it seems that the break-even point would be when the $0.05 difference adds up to the $4 sub fee for EA, so 80 kWh. Of course, that supposes that all of the EVgo units can pump 55 kW into the Bolt (and they don't, the opposite is actually true: many EVgo DCFCs are 100A, and some are 125A delivering about 38 kW and 45 kW, respectively). Most EA sites have 150 kW (250A) or better DCFCs. So while the per-minute cost may be higher (if you have $1 connect fees or pro-rate the sub fee), one is getting more electricity per minute (while charging, up to around 50-55% SoC). Probably more of an issue during longer trips than during Uber driving (I would imagine more charges starting at 10% when driving 400 miles than when doing Uber trips).
However, it doesn't matter much if they can't be turned on, or they aren't in the area(s) that one drives. The EA map for the L.A. area is starting to fill in (the SF Bay Area isn't anywhere near as filled in, yet).

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According to this post, Lyons' publisher set up the stop in Redmond, scheduled for Oct. 23 at 1 p.m. It's likely a Microsoft-only event, as the post suggests. Microsoft regularly invites notable personalities, writers and experts onto its campus for the benefit of its workers.
Lyons' identity was revealed by New York Times reporter Brad Stone in early August.
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package org.apereo.cas.services;

import org.apereo.cas.services.consent.DefaultRegisteredServiceConsentPolicy;
import org.apereo.cas.util.CollectionUtils;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonInclude;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper;
import lombok.val;
import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils;
import org.junit.jupiter.params.ParameterizedTest;
import org.junit.jupiter.params.provider.Arguments;
import org.junit.jupiter.params.provider.MethodSource;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.stream.Stream;

import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.*;
import static org.junit.jupiter.params.provider.Arguments.arguments;

/**
 * Unit test for {@link RegexRegisteredService}.
 *
 * @author Marvin S. Addison
 * @since 3.4.0
 */
public class RegexRegisteredServiceTests {

    private static final File JSON_FILE = new File(FileUtils.getTempDirectoryPath(), "regexRegisteredService.json");
    private static final ObjectMapper MAPPER = new ObjectMapper()
        .setSerializationInclusion(JsonInclude.Include.NON_NULL)
        .findAndRegisterModules();

    public static Stream<Arguments> getParameters() {
        val domainCatchallHttp = "https*://([A-Za-z0-9_-]+\\.)+vt\\.edu/.*";
        val domainCatchallHttpImap = "(https*|imaps*)://([A-Za-z0-9_-]+\\.)+vt\\.edu/.*";
        val globalCatchallHttpImap = "(https*|imaps*)://.*";
        return Stream.of(
            arguments(
                newService(domainCatchallHttp),
                "https://service.vt.edu/webapp?a=1",
                true
            ),
            arguments(
                newService(domainCatchallHttp),
                "http://test-01.service.vt.edu/webapp?a=1",
                true
            ),
            arguments(
                newService(domainCatchallHttp),
                "https://thepiratebay.se?service.vt.edu/webapp?a=1",
                false
            ),
            arguments(
                newService(domainCatchallHttpImap),
                "http://test_service.vt.edu/login",
                true
            ),
            arguments(
                newService(domainCatchallHttpImap),
                "imaps://imap-server-01.vt.edu/",
                true
            ),
            arguments(
                newService(globalCatchallHttpImap),
                "https://host-01.example.com/",
                true
            ),
            arguments(
                newService(globalCatchallHttpImap),
                "imap://host-02.example.edu/",
                true
            ),
            arguments(
                newService(globalCatchallHttpImap),
                null,
                false
            )
        );
    }

    private static RegexRegisteredService newService(final String id) {
        val service = new RegexRegisteredService();
        service.setServiceId(id);
        service.setLogoutType(RegisteredServiceLogoutType.FRONT_CHANNEL);
        service.setServiceTicketExpirationPolicy(
            new DefaultRegisteredServiceServiceTicketExpirationPolicy(100, "100"));
        service.setProxyTicketExpirationPolicy(
            new DefaultRegisteredServiceProxyTicketExpirationPolicy(100, "100"));
        val policy = new ChainingRegisteredServiceSingleSignOnParticipationPolicy();
        policy.addPolicies(Arrays.asList(
            new LastUsedTimeRegisteredServiceSingleSignOnParticipationPolicy(TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, 1),
            new AuthenticationDateRegisteredServiceSingleSignOnParticipationPolicy(TimeUnit.SECONDS, 100, 1)));
        service.setSingleSignOnParticipationPolicy(policy);

        val consent = new DefaultRegisteredServiceConsentPolicy(CollectionUtils.wrapSet("attr1", "attr2"),
            CollectionUtils.wrapSet("ex-attr1", "ex-attr2"));
        consent.setEnabled(true);

        val attrPolicy = new ReturnAllowedAttributeReleasePolicy();
        attrPolicy.setConsentPolicy(consent);
        service.setAttributeReleasePolicy(attrPolicy);
        return service;
    }

    @ParameterizedTest
    @MethodSource("getParameters")
    public void verifyMatches(final RegexRegisteredService service,
                              final String serviceToMatch,
                              final boolean expectedResult) {
        val testService = serviceToMatch == null ? null : RegisteredServiceTestUtils.getService(serviceToMatch);
        assertEquals(expectedResult, service.matches(testService));
    }

    @ParameterizedTest
    @MethodSource("getParameters")
    public void verifySerialization(final RegexRegisteredService service,
                                    final String serviceToMatch,
                                    final boolean expectedResult) throws IOException {
        MAPPER.writeValue(JSON_FILE, service);
        val serviceRead = MAPPER.readValue(JSON_FILE, RegexRegisteredService.class);
        assertEquals(service, serviceRead);
        val testService = serviceToMatch == null ? null : RegisteredServiceTestUtils.getService(serviceToMatch);
        assertEquals(expectedResult, serviceRead.matches(testService));
    }

}

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/**
 * @file n32l40x_tsc.c
 * @author Nations
 * @version v1.2.0
 *
 * @copyright Copyright (c) 2022, Nations Technologies Inc. All rights reserved.
 */
#include "n32l40x.h"
#include "n32l40x_tsc.h"

/**
* @brief  Init TSC config
* @param  InitParam: TSC initialize structure
* @return : TSC_ErrorTypeDef
*/
TSC_ErrorTypeDef TSC_Init(TSC_InitType* InitParam)
{
    uint32_t tempreg,timeout;

    assert_param(IS_TSC_DET_MODE(InitParam->Mode));
    assert_param(IS_TSC_PAD_OPTION(InitParam->PadOpt));
    assert_param(IS_TSC_PAD_SPEED(InitParam->Speed));

    /* waiting tsc hw for idle status.*/
    timeout = 0;
    do
    {
        __TSC_HW_DISABLE();

        if (++timeout > TSC_TIMEOUT)
            return TSC_ERROR_HW_MODE;
    }while (__TSC_GET_HW_MODE());

    /*TSC_CTRL config*/
    tempreg = 0;
    if (InitParam->Mode == TSC_HW_DETECT_MODE)
    {
        assert_param(IS_TSC_DET_PERIOD(InitParam->Period));
        assert_param(IS_TSC_FILTER(InitParam->Filter));
        assert_param(IS_TSC_DET_TYPE(InitParam->Type));
        assert_param(IS_TSC_INT(InitParam->Int));

        tempreg |= InitParam->Period;
        tempreg |= InitParam->Filter;
        tempreg |= InitParam->Type;
        tempreg |= InitParam->Int;
    }
    else
    {
        assert_param(IS_TSC_OUT(InitParam->Out));
        tempreg |= InitParam->Out;
    }

    TSC->CTRL = tempreg;

    /*TSC_ANA_SEL config*/
    TSC->ANA_SEL = InitParam->PadOpt | InitParam->Speed;

    return TSC_ERROR_OK;
}

/**
 * @brief  Config the clock source of TSC
 * @param  TSC_ClkSource specifies the clock source of TSC
 *   This parameter can be one of the following values:
 *     @arg TSC_CLK_SRC_LSI:              TSC clock source is LSI(default)
 *     @arg TSC_CLK_SRC_LSE:              TSC clock source is LSE,and LSE is oscillator
 *     @arg TSC_CLK_SRC_LSE_BYPASS:       TSC clock source is LSE,and LSE is extennal clock
 * @retval TSC error code
 */
TSC_ErrorTypeDef TSC_ClockConfig(uint32_t TSC_ClkSource)
{
    uint32_t timeout;

    /*Enable PWR  peripheral Clock*/
    RCC_EnableAPB1PeriphClk(RCC_APB1_PERIPH_PWR,ENABLE);

    if (TSC_CLK_SRC_LSI == TSC_ClkSource)
    {
        /*enable LSI clock*/
        RCC_EnableLsi(ENABLE);

        /*Wait LSI stable*/
        timeout = 0;
        while (RCC_GetFlagStatus(RCC_CTRLSTS_FLAG_LSIRD) == RESET)
        {
            if (++timeout >TSC_TIMEOUT)
                return TSC_ERROR_CLOCK;
        }
    }
    else if ((TSC_CLK_SRC_LSE_BYPASS==TSC_ClkSource)||(TSC_CLK_SRC_LSE==TSC_ClkSource))
    {
        if (RCC_GetFlagStatus(RCC_LDCTRL_FLAG_LSERD)==RESET)
        {
            RCC_ConfigLse((TSC_ClkSource & (~RCC_LDCTRL_LSXSEL)),0x28);
            timeout = 0;
            while (RCC_GetFlagStatus(RCC_LDCTRL_FLAG_LSERD) == RESET)
            {
                if (++timeout >TSC_TIMEOUT)
                    return TSC_ERROR_CLOCK;
            }
        }
    }
    else
        return TSC_ERROR_PARAMETER;

    // Set bit 8 of PWR_CTRL1.Open PWR DBP.
    PWR_BackupAccessEnable(ENABLE); //PWR->CTRL1 |=  0x100;

    /*set LSI as TSC clock source*/
    RCC_ConfigLSXClk(TSC_ClkSource & RCC_LDCTRL_LSXSEL);

    /*Enable TSC clk*/
    RCC_EnableAPB1PeriphClk(RCC_APB1_PERIPH_TSC,ENABLE);

    return TSC_ERROR_OK;
}

/**
* @brief  Configure internal charge resistor for some channels
* @param  res:  internal resistor selecte
*   This parameter can be one of the following values:
*      @arg TSC_RESR_CHN_RESIST_0:    1M OHM
*      @arg TSC_RESR_CHN_RESIST_1:    882K OHM
*      @arg TSC_RESR_CHN_RESIST_2:    756K OHM
*      @arg TSC_RESR_CHN_RESIST_3:    630K OHM
*      @arg TSC_RESR_CHN_RESIST_4:    504K OHM
*      @arg TSC_RESR_CHN_RESIST_5:    378K OHM
*      @arg TSC_RESR_CHN_RESIST_6:    252K OHM
*      @arg TSC_RESR_CHN_RESIST_7:    126K OHM
* @param  Channels: channels to be configed, as TSC_CHNEN defined
*   This parameter:bit[0:23] used,bit[24:31] must be 0
*                  bitx: TSC channel x
* @return: none
*/
TSC_ErrorTypeDef TSC_ConfigInternalResistor(uint32_t Channels, uint32_t res )
{
    uint32_t i,chn,timeout,nReg,nPos;

    assert_param(IS_TSC_CHN(Channels));
    assert_param(IS_TSC_RESISTOR_VALUE(res));

    /*Check charge resistor value */
    if (res > TSC_RESRx_CHN_RESIST_7)
        return TSC_ERROR_PARAMETER;

    /* waiting tsc hw for idle status.*/
    timeout = 0;
    do
    {
        __TSC_HW_DISABLE();

        if (++timeout > TSC_TIMEOUT)
            return TSC_ERROR_HW_MODE;
    }while (__TSC_GET_HW_MODE());

    /* Mask invalie bits*/
    chn  = Channels & TSC_CHNEN_CHN_SELx_Msk;

    /* Set resistance for each channel one by one*/
    for (i = 0; i<MAX_TSC_HW_CHN; i++)
    {
        if (chn & 0x00000001)
        {
            nReg = i >> 3;
            nPos = (i & 0x7UL)*4;
            MODIFY_REG(TSC->RESR[nReg],TSC_RESRx_CHN_RESIST_Msk<<nPos,res<<nPos);
        }

        chn >>= 1;
    }

    return TSC_ERROR_OK;
}

/**
* @brief  Configure threshold value for some channels
* @param  Channels: channels to be configed, as TSC_CHNEN defined
*   This parameter:bit[0:23] used,bit[24:31] must be 0
*                  bitx: TSC channel x
* @param  base:   base value of threshold, 0-MAX_TSC_THRESHOLD_BASE
* @param  delta:  delta value of threshold,0-MAX_TSC_THRESHOLD_DELRA
* @return: None
*/
TSC_ErrorTypeDef TSC_ConfigThreshold(  uint32_t Channels, uint32_t base, uint32_t delta)
{
    uint32_t i, chn,timeout;
    assert_param(IS_TSC_CHN(Channels));
    assert_param(IS_TSC_THRESHOLD_BASE(base));
    assert_param(IS_TSC_THRESHOLD_DELTA(delta));

    /*Check the base and delta value*/
    if ( (base>MAX_TSC_THRESHOLD_BASE)||(delta>MAX_TSC_THRESHOLD_DELTA))
        return TSC_ERROR_PARAMETER;

    /* waiting tsc hw for idle status.*/
    timeout = 0;
    do
    {
        __TSC_HW_DISABLE();

        if (++timeout > TSC_TIMEOUT)
            return TSC_ERROR_HW_MODE;
    }while (__TSC_GET_HW_MODE());

    /*Mask invalie bits*/
    chn = Channels & TSC_CHNEN_CHN_SELx_Msk;

    /* Set the base and delta for each channnel one by one*/
    for (i = 0; i<MAX_TSC_HW_CHN; i++)
    {
        if (chn & 0x00000001)
        {
            TSC->THRHD[i] = (base<<TSC_THRHDx_BASE_Pos)|(delta<<TSC_THRHDx_DELTA_Pos);
        }

        chn >>= 1;
    }

    return TSC_ERROR_OK;
}

/**
* @brief  Get parameters of one channel.
* @param  ChnCfg: Pointer of TSC_ChnCfg structure.
* @param  ChannelNum: The channel number of which we want to get parameters,must be less then MAX_TSC_HW_CHN
* @return: None
*/
TSC_ErrorTypeDef TSC_GetChannelCfg( TSC_ChnCfg* ChnCfg, uint32_t ChannelNum)
{
    uint32_t nReg,nPos;

    assert_param(IS_TSC_CHN_NUMBER(ChannelNum));

    /*Check channel number*/
    if (!(IS_TSC_CHN_NUMBER(ChannelNum)))
        return TSC_ERROR_PARAMETER;

    /* Get the base and delta value for a channel*/
    ChnCfg->TSC_Base     = (TSC->THRHD[ChannelNum] & TSC_THRHDx_BASE_Msk) >> TSC_THRHDx_BASE_Pos;
    ChnCfg->TSC_Delta    = (TSC->THRHD[ChannelNum] & TSC_THRHDx_DELTA_Msk)>> TSC_THRHDx_DELTA_Pos;

    /* Get the charge resistor type for a channel*/
    nReg = ChannelNum>>3;
    nPos = (ChannelNum & 0x7UL)*4;
    ChnCfg->TSC_Resistor = (TSC->RESR[nReg] >> nPos) & TSC_RESRx_CHN_RESIST_Msk;

    return TSC_ERROR_OK;
}


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Демкович — прізвище.

Відомі носії
 Демкович Андрій Євгенович (*1988) — український вчений, доктор медичних наук.
 Лев Демкович (1747—1824) — греко-католицький ієромонах-василіянин Руської провінції ЧСВВ, педагог, консультор Чину і провінції, протоігумен, настятель Почаївського монастиря, душпастир в Кракові.
 Демкович-Добрянський Михайло (1905—2003) — український громадський діяч, журналіст, історик; співзасновник Союзу української націоналістичної молоді (1926).
 Креховецький-Демкович Іван (? — після 1668) — український шляхтич, дипломат та урядник часів Гетьманщини. Перший генеральний писар Війська Запорозького.

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On: 3 June, 2019
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I love to garden, hike, bake, read and take my dog for long walks.
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Guy de Lusignan fait référence à plusieurs personnalités médiévales françaises des ,  et  siècles, membres de la Maison de Lusignan. Le prénom Guy est attribué à plusieurs membres de cette famille implantés en Occident et en Orient. Ce prénom véhicule une mémoire familiale prestigieuse : Guy de Lusignan (av. 1153-1194) s'illustre dans l'ensemble du monde latin en accédant, en 1186, en Terre sainte à la royauté.

Branche aînée des seigneurs de Lusignan
L'ensemble des Guy de Lusignan, de cette branche, sont des cadets des seigneurs de Lusignan du Poitou :
 Guy de Lusignan (av. 1153-1194), croisé, comte de Jaffa et d'Ascalon (1180-1186), roi de Jérusalem (1186-1192) puis seigneur de Chypre (1192-1194) ; sixième fils d'Hugues VIII de Lusignan (v. 1097-ap. 1171), seigneur de Lusignan et de Bourgogne de Rancon (av. 1112-ap. le 11 avril 1169), dame de Vouvant et de Civray.
 Guy de Lusignan (v. 1222-ap. 28 août 1288), croisé, seigneur de Cognac, Archiac et Merpins (1246-1288) ; second fils d'Hugues X de Lusignan (v. 1182-1249), seigneur de Lusignan, comte de la Marche (1219-1249) et d'Isabelle Taillefer (v. 1188/1192-1246) comtesse d'Angoulême (1202-1246) et reine consort d'Angleterre (1200-1216).
Guy de la Marche ou Guy de Lusignan (av. 1249-ap. 1291), moine franciscain, gardien du couvent de Cognac et poète ; fils naturel d'Hugues X de Lusignan (v. 1182-1249), seigneur de Lusignan, comte de la Marche (1219-1249) et d'une inconnue.
 Guy de Lusignan ou Guy de la Marche (v. 1243-août 1310/août 1311), seigneur de Couhé, Peyrat (av. 1271-1310/1311), La Fère-en-Tardenois (1272-1298) puis de Frontenay (1298-1310/1311) ; second fils d'Hugues XI le Brun (v. 1221-1250), seigneur de Lusignan, comte de la Marche (1249-1250) et d'Angoulême (1246-1250) et de Yolande de Dreux (1218-1272) dame du Pallet (1236-1272), comtesse de Penthièvre (1236-1263), puis dame de la Fère-en-Tardenois, Chilly et Longjumeau (1263-1272).
Guy  de Lusignan ou Guy de la Marche (v. 1269-1308), seigneur d'Archiac (1288-1308), puis il devient au décès de son frère aîné, Hugues XIII le Brun (1259-1303), seigneur de Lusignan, Fougères, Porhoët, comte de la Marche et d'Angoulême (1303-1308) et prend le nom de Guy de Lusignan ; second fils et dernier enfant d'Hugues XII de Lusignan (av. 1241-ap. 25 août 1270), seigneur de Lusignan, comte de la Marche et d'Angoulême (1250-1270), et de Jeanne de Fougères (av. 1242-ap. 1273) dame de Fougères et de Porhoët (1256-ap. 1273).

Branche cadette des rois de Chypre
Le prénom Guy est également porté par des membres de la branche des rois de Chypre.

Première Maison de Lusignan
 Guy de Lusignan (ap. 1175-av. 1205), fils aîné d'Aimery II de Lusignan (av. 1152-1205), roi de Chypre (1194-1205) et d'Echive d'Ibelin (v. 1160-1196/97).

Seconde Maison de Poitiers-Lusignan
Guy de Lusignan dit Guy de Chypre (v. 1275-1303), connétable de Chypre (1291-1303) ; fils d'Hugues  de Chypre (1235-1284), roi de Chypre (1267-1284), et d'Isabelle d'Ibelin (1241-1324).
Guy de Lusignan (1316-1343), prince titulaire de Galilée, connétable de Chypre ; fils aîné d'Hugues IV de Lusignan (1294-1359), roi de Chypre (1324-1359) et d'Alix d'Ibelin (v. 1305-ap. 1386).

Autre
 « Guy de Lusignan », pseudonyme d'Ambroise Calfa (1831-1906).

Notes et références

Bibliographie

Antoine Thomas, « Gui de la Marche, frère mineur, poète latin de la fin du  siècle », Comptes rendus des séances de l'Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, 1930, vol. 74, , p. 242-247.
Clément de Vasselot de Régné, Le "Parentat" Lusignan (- siècle) : Structures, parenté vécue, solidarités et pouvoir d'un lignage arborescent, Thèse de doctorat en histoire médiévale, sous la direction de John Tolan et de Martin Aurell, Université de Nantes, 4 vol., 2 797 p., décembre 2018.

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Whitney, Lauren. "Ancient Uses of Sulfur." Sciencing, https://sciencing.com/ancient-uses-sulfur-8454444.html. 24 April 2017.
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Montage Gold's management team and Board of Directors is comprised of individuals with decades of experience in exploration and mine development. Led by key executives who drove the success of Red Back Mining, our team brings together some of the brightest minds in the industry.
Richard P. Clark
Mr. Clark has a long and highly successful track record in the mining industry including Red Back Mining Inc. where as President and CEO he led Red Back to become an intermediate gold producer. Mr. Clark successfully guided Red Back through all facets of growth including discovery, feasibility, financing and production coupled with successful corporate acquisitions culminating in the sale of Red Back to Kinross Gold Corporation in late 2010 for US$7.1 billion. In addition to his success at Red Back, Mr. Clark has been instrumental in the discovery and feasibility of the Block 14 Gold Project in Sudan through Orca Gold, which was acquired by Perseus Mining in 2022, where Mr. Clark is a Special Advisor to the Board. In addition to Orca Gold, Mr. Clark is also a director of MAG Silver Corp. Mr. Clark has a geological background and was formerly a lawyer and is a CGIC / ICSA Accredited Director.
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Mr. Spencer is the Executive Vice President, Corporate Development of Montage and brings over 15 years experience in all aspects of mining capital markets. Mr. Spencer is a former Senior Vice President of Corporate Development at Sandstorm Gold Royalties, a position he held until November 2020. Prior to Sandstorm, Mr. Spencer was a Director of Investment Banking at Cormark Securities Inc. Mr. Spencer has extensive experience in capital raising, advisory, complex structuring and corporate development. Mr. Spencer also serves as a Director of Reefton Goldfields Ltd., a private mineral exploration company with properties in New Zealand.
Kevin Ross
Mr. Ross has 40 years of experience leading mining operations in Africa, Australia, North and South America, and Europe—Mr. Ross (Eur Ing, MBA, MIMMM) contributes a wealth of knowledge and technical expertise to Montage. Mr. Ross has served as COO of Orca Gold Inc. where he was responsible for the Feasibility Study and planning for development of the Block 14 Gold Project. He was the former COO of Red Back Mining Inc., where he led its operations and directed the development of the Akwaaba Deeps underground mine, the Chirano plant expansion and the Tasiast plant compliance and expansion. Mr. Ross served as the COO of Sirocco Mining Inc., New Gold Inc., Invernia Inc., and was the former CEO of ARCON international. Mr. Ross also serves on the Board of Directors of Great Panther Mining Limited.
Glenn Kondo
Mr. Kondo is the Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary of Montage and is the Chief Financial Officer of Orca. He is a highly qualified finance professional with extensive senior executive and corporate board experience in the mining industry, most recently as Chief Financial Officer with Lucara Diamond Corporation, owner of the Karowe mine in Botswana, one of the world's most successful and profitable diamond mines. Prior to Lucara, Mr. Kondo held senior executive roles with Anglo American where he has been responsible for delivering significant commercial growth internationally by leading mergers and acquisitions, raising capital finance and achieving business transformation through operational performance and project management. Mr. Kondo is a Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) and holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Toronto.
Peter Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell is a Chartered Accountant (CPA-CA) with over 35 years of senior financial management experience in both public and private equity sponsored companies. Most recently, he was Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Coeur Mining, Inc., a precious metals producer operating mines throughout North America. Peter joined Coeur in 2013 and was responsible for investor relations, financial planning and analysis, financial reporting, information technology, tax and compliance, in addition to serving as a key team member on the Company's acquisition and divestiture team as well as leading all capital markets activity in multiple equity and debt financings.
He is currently a member of the Board of Directors of Taseko Mines Ltd., Stabilis Energy Inc. and Northcliff Resources Ltd. He earned a BA in Economics from Western University and an MBA in Finance from the University of British Columbia.
Alessandro Bitelli
Alessandro is a Chartered Professional Accountant of British Columbia with over 30 years of experience in the resource industry and finance, having worked both in North America and Europe. A member of the senior management team at the Lundin Group of Companies since 2007, he joined Lundin Gold in 2016 and was previously CFO of Orca Gold Inc. Prior to that, Alessandro served as CFO for Red Back Mining Inc., a gold mining company with two African operations that was acquired by Kinross for $9.2 billion in 2010. He is also a director of Filo Mining Corp and Group Eleven Resources Inc.
Sasha Bukacheva
Ms. Bukacheva is a capital markets and finance professional focused on the metals and mining industry. Ms. Bukacheva is currently a member of the Board of Directors of Probe Metals Inc. and was an independent director at Battle North Gold Corporation prior to its acquisition by Evolution Mining Limited earlier this year. Ms. Bukacheva was Executive Vice President, Corporate Development of Element 29 Resources Inc., a junior explorer focused on copper resource development in Peru from September 2018 until November 2020. She was also a director of Gippsland Prospecting Pty. Ltd., a private Australian company, which was sold to Battery Minerals Limited in October 2020. Ms. Bukacheva brings with her a wealth of capital markets and finance experience. Ms. Bukacheva was previously a top-ranked Equity Research Analyst for BMO Capital Markets and spent seven years in investment research (2010–2016) with coverage of more than 40 mining companies. Ms. Bukacheva received her Master of Science (MSc.) at the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2005. She also achieved a Certificate in Mining Studies at the University of British Columbia in 2016 and holds a Chartered Financial Analyst designation.
Non-Independent Director
Anu Dhir
Ms. Dhir is co-founder of Wshingwell, a for-profit community relationship platform that allows individuals, communities and organizations to micro-fundraise around experiences and events. Prior to starting Wshingwell, Ms. Dhir spent 20 years in the resources sector; most recently, as a co-founder and executive of ZinQ Mining, a private base and precious metals company that focuses on the Latin American Region. Prior to ZinQ Mining, Ms. Dhir was Vice President, Corporate Development and Corporate Secretary at Katanga Mining Limited. Ms. Dhir currently serves as a non-executive director on the Boards of Taseko Mines Limited and Lomiko Metals Inc. Ms. Dhir is a graduate of the General Management Program (GMP) at Harvard Business School and has a law degree (Juris Doctor) from Quinnipiac University and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from the University of Toronto.
David Field
David Field, BEc (H) / BSc ANU Australia, has had 25 years' participation in the capital markets and a wealth of experience in evaluating, investing and financing mining projects globally. Mr. Field spent 10 years at Australia's largest retail fund manager, Bankers Trust Financial Group, as head of their Global Basic Materials Group before joining Carmignac Gestion, the largest boutique fund manager in continental Europe. While at Carmignac Gestion, Mr. Field ran a US$ 2 billion mining fund and invested more than US$ 10 billion of the firm's funds under management in the commodities sector globally before his departure in late 2014. Mr. Field is currently a director of Orca Gold.
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CAN COOK WELL SHE SAYS SO.
SPEAK LITTLE MANDARIN AND SHE CAN UNDERSTAND MORE THAN SPEAKING.
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Lal Rin Kimi, 30 years old, Myanmar, Christian, married is the eldest in her family of 3 sisters and 2 brothers. She is married with 2 children the children are 10 years old girls and 6 years old boys. She has worked experiences in Singapore for 3 years and 7 month. She got only one employer who are good and Cheerful heart on her. She stay in A condo house with 5 rooms and 4 toilets. The family consist of Sir, Madam and newborn baby. She took care of the baby and did all the house work such as Laundry, ironing, cleaning, marketing and cooking. she loves to cook and can cook Myanmar and Chinese food such as fried bee Hon, fried vegetarian, fried chicken, fried pork and various kinds of soup. She speak English well and can understand some Mandarin. She will be going home for 4 weeks and will be able to start work around March 2017. She wants to come back here and work back here because she wants to support her family especially her own child for schooling.
Satiyem, 37 married , Muslim, Indonesian is a humble, hardworking and responsible Ex Singapore maid. She can maintain the house tidy and clean. She can look after children and the elderly, good in housework and can cook Indonesian, Malay food and Chinese food well. She worked in Malaysia for 4 years in one Employer did all household chores and look after newborn baby. She worked in Singapore in her first Employer look after newborn baby and did all household chores in a 3 room flat with 2 toilet with madam, sir and the three children age 18, 16 and the new born baby and grandma. Second Employer in a Chinese family in 3 room condo with 2 toilet , the family consist of madam sir and the two children age 15 and 12. They move to China so she go back in her home country , she is now looking for a new Employer to be able to come and work in Singapore to earn money to support her family. She can speak English and can understand Mandarin.
Naw Me, 26 years old, Myanmar, Christian, single is a strong and good at housework experienced maid. She has 1 brothers and 2 sisters. She has worked for the past 2 years in Singapore. She is very good in taking care of the elderly and she has experience in taking care of the elderly. She loves to take care of the elderly too and able to look after children. She worked for Chinese family there were Sir, 85 years old Ahma. She taking care of Ahma on the bed and she has to feed her food, take her shower, change her diaper, remove to wheelchair. She did all household chores, laundry, ironing, cleaning, marketing and cooking. She can cook Myanmar food, Chinese food and is willing to learn more. She can speak English and can understand mandarin. She wants to come to Singapore to work because she want to support her family.
Yuni has 3 years working experience in Singapore in taking care of elderly, does housework & cooking. She can speak English and good Mandarin. She is ok to work for any family. Not afraid of dogs. Wants 1 offday per month, HP use night time only.
Mu Lar, 29, Myanmar, Christian, single, is a hardworking and experienced maid who has worked in Singapore for 2 years for one Chinese employer. The employer family consist of Sir, Madam and 2 children 4 and 6 years old. The employer stayed in a HDB Flat. She did all the house work, laundry, ironing, cooking, cleaning, marketing and looked after the two children. She loves to cook and can cook a simple Chinese food and would like to learn more. She completed her contract and went home for a break. She can speak English and can understand a bit Mandarin. she would like to come to Singapore to earn money because she wants to support her family.
Katemi is a humble and willing to learn attitude. She has 2 years working experience in Taiwan taking care of elderly/ children. She can speak and understand Mandarin.
she want to come to work in singapore in order to support her family.
SANDAR AUNG is an Ex-singapore maid, She has worked in Singapore for 2 years 2 mths taking care of Bedridden grandfather and attending to his toilet,cleaning, feeding and showering needs.
Sandar Aung is able to understand some Mandarin and she can converse in English.
She can cook simple Chinese as well as Myanmar food. She has prior experience in Thailand working as a helper for 2 years before coming to Singapore.
Mai Aye Thandar Oo, 30, Myanmar, Christian, single is a hardworking and humble ex Singapore maid. She has 2 younger sisters. She worked for a Chinese employer for 4 years with Sir, Madam, a 17 years old girl and a 9 years old boy. She did all the household chores, washing, ironing, cleaning, marketing and cooking. She can cook Myanmar food and Chinese food such as fried bee Hon, fried vegetables, fried chicken, fried pork,chicken curry,fish curry, steam fish and chicken rice and various kinds of soup. She can speak good English and can understand a little Mandarin. She is available and can come any time.
Rofiah is an experienced maid who can take care of elderly. She has 3 working experience in Singapore, 2 years working experience in Taiwan & 6 months working experience in Hong Kong. She can speak good Mandarin and English. She wants to take care of Amah & Akong. She is NOT afraid of dog. Rofiah is a patient and humble person. She wants to work in Singapore to support her family financially.
Lal Rem Ruati, 31, Myanmar, Christian, divorced, transfer helper, is the 2nd eldest in her family of 3 sisters and 2 brothers. She is an experienced helper who is a loving mom that can take very good care of babies and children . She has worked for only one Chinese employer for the past 2 years and will be finishing her contract n March 2017. She worked in a landed house with 4 rooms an 2 toilets. The family consist of Sir, Madam, and a 9 months old baby girl. She took care of the baby and did all the house work such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, marketing and cooking, She loves to cook and can cook Myanmar and Chinese food such as fried rice, fried bee Hoon, fried vegetables, fried chicken, fried pork , and various kinds of soup. She speaks English well and can speak some Mandarin. She will be going home for 3 weeks and will be able to start work around April2017.


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LAWRENCE CONDON OBITUARY Lawrence D. Condon, 73, died Tuesday, September 6, 2022, at home with his wife and sister by his side. Larry was born in Middlebury, VT, the son of Stephen and Elizabeth Condon, the youngest of 7 children. He was a U S Army veteran , serving in the Vietnam era. Larry had worked at the Star Market in Guilderland and for many years as a clerk at the Albany County Jail. He is survived by his wife of 43 years Cindy Lussier Condon and a sister Joyce Zawistowski and many nieces and nephews. Funeral service Monday (9/12/22) 12:30 from the Daly Funeral Home, Inc. 242 McClellan St. Schenectady, NY. A calling hour will be held from 11:30 to 12:30 at the funeral home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Luke's Church at 1:00. Interment Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery, Niskayuna with military honors. Memorial Contributions may be made to St. Luke's Church Daily Bread Pantry 1241 State St. Schenectady, NY 12304. For the Addison Independent the memorial contributions are different: Memorial contributions may be made to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church (designated for the choir) 326 College St. Middlebury, VT 05753
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