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package com.example.pocketknife;

import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.v4.app.FragmentActivity;
import pocketknife.BindExtra;
import pocketknife.PocketKnife;
import pocketknife.SaveState;

public class MultiAnnotationActivity extends FragmentActivity {
    public static final String EXTRA_INT = "EXTRA_INT";

    @BindExtra(EXTRA_INT)
    @SaveState
    int i;

    MultiAnnotationFragment fragment;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

        setContentView(R.layout.simple_activity);

        PocketKnife.bindExtras(this);
        PocketKnife.restoreInstanceState(this, savedInstanceState);
    }

    @Override
    protected void onSaveInstanceState(Bundle outState) {
        super.onSaveInstanceState(outState);
        PocketKnife.saveInstanceState(this, outState);
    }

    public void replaceFragment(MultiAnnotationFragment fragment) {
        this.fragment = fragment;
        getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction().replace(R.id.container, fragment).commit();
    }
}


This detailed map captures the Scottish mill town of Galashiels. The sheetlines are not very kind as the town stretches diagonally across the western part of the map, but most of the town centre is covered here. Coverage stretches from Ladhope Cemetery and Low Buckholmside eastward and south to Abbots Mill. The Gala Water runs through the map and features include Gala Mill, Langhaugh Mill, Waverley Mill, St Paul's church, Old Town, Market Place, High Street, railway station, Ladhope House. To the NE the map has part of rural Roxburghshire, including Blaikie's Hill, Wester Hill and Langlee House. Selections from a Galashields trade directory of 1897 are included.
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Strings of Consciousness: A Conversation with QUART-ED
Meet the string quartet making Vivaldi accessible.
Image from Quart-Ed Facebook page.
by Angelina Nguyen
Meet QUART-ED, an electrifying string quartet featuring violinists Sarah and Caitlin, violist Connor and cellist Karen. Trained at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, they use interactive performances to entertain and enlighten their audiences whether they are primary school children to seasoned concert-goers. QUART-ED believes in making music accessible and enjoyable for all, embracing a diverse repertoire of music that ranges from Vivaldi's Summer to Moana's How Far I'll Go.
In this interview, QUART-ED share some of their eclectic experiences as emerging performers, professional educators and lifelong students themselves.
How did you all meet and what made you decide to form QUART-ED?
Karen: It started at the Con when we were having instrumental lessons and classroom training. At some point, we just wondered "why don't we do those things at the same time?" and that's how we got together coming out of our first primary school placement. We also wanted to broaden views on string performance. We are trained in a pluralist style, which is a framework that looks at blending and embracing a variety of approaches and experiences. We thought it would be worth applying to our instruments' repertoires and expanding the ideas on the music they can play.
Sarah: Another part that plays in our story is that we are education students. Playing a Beethoven string quartet was not going to be our forte. With pluralism, we know how important it is to branch out, not box ourselves in and see what other music there is out there to play.
What opportunities have you been involved in over the last year or so and what were your highlights?
Karen: One of our biggest hurdles was performing as part of VIVID's Konzertprojekt series. We were asked to perform eighty minutes of repertoire which was not something we were used to doing but it was perhaps what made it the most memorable experience to me. The program consisted of Australian musical works because we wanted to showcase local, contemporary talent and workshopped closely with the composers we chose.
Sarah: It was a huge experience juggling university with this concert program and the responsibilities that came with it behind the scenes with tech. At the end of the day, it was intense but incredibly rewarding.
Connor: We also did a gig for the Con at the end of last year at the International Towers which was fun. I found it interesting because it wasn't directed to our usual audience. They were caught a little by surprise because of how interactive our performance was, especially compared to the other musicians they had seen around.
Karen: It was really fun just watching adults play with the activities we usually give ten-year-olds and unlocking that since they presumably don't utilise much in a regular working day.
How does the kind of music QUART-ED perform align with your philosophy as educators?
Connor: Our overarching philosophy is very much driven by the belief that we should make performing interesting, engaging and activity-based as you would do in the classroom.
Caitlin: We really like to push ourselves as musicians and educators. When Karen introduced us to the idea of singing and playing simultaneously, and integrating Connor's beatboxing skills, it made sense to put these into practice with this with our program. Our performances definitely mirrors pluralism, with all of us exploring different ways of music-making, incorporating a variety of styles, and with me also composing a piece Something About the Ocean where we get the audience joining us in the performance too.
How has what QUART-ED has done been influenced by your studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music?
Sarah: I do think how we learnt in the degree which is all about experimental learning and hands-on involvement within the classroom influenced a great part of how we do things with QUART-ED.
Caitlin: We definitely have the Music Ed staff to thank for introducing us to the idea of pluralism officially. I think my development of a musician holistically influenced my support for pluralism and constructivism that were introduced to me in the degree.
Connor: I could almost argue that we would've still done this if we had gone to any other institution. I think I'd like to credit myself and the others for just wanting to do something different and fun to learn more; that being said, the Con was and still is extremely open to validating, rewarding and giving us a space to do it.
What are QUART-ED's plans for 2020?
Karen: I'm finishing my last year in Music Ed and QUART-ED will be involved in my Honours study. I'm researching what we as an ensemble can offer to teachers and how music education's impact can continue past our visits to the schools. We are also hoping to perform more frequent public concerts.Sarah: Another regional schools tour is hopefully happening. We've had good feedback and it's something that really benefits the schools that we visit so fingers crossed for another eventful year.
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Summary: This recipe makes a ton! I love that I can make other recipes with the left overs. You can make a killer Guinness Corned Beef grilled cheese sandwich! It is amazing!
This looks amazing! I'm looking forward to making it tomorrow. Can I substitute a corned beef round for the brisket?


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Golden Knights trade Ryan Reaves to New York Rangers for draft pick
Noah Strang
Mar 8, 2021; Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA; Vegas Golden Knights right wing Ryan Reaves (75) skates with the puck in the first period during a game against the Minnesota Wild at Xcel Energy Center. Mandatory Credit: David Berding-USA TODAY Sports
The Vegas Golden Knights continued to make alterations to their roster as they traded Ryan Reaves to the New York Rangers on Friday morning. In return, they received a third-round draft pick in the 2022 NHL draft.
Ryan Reaves is a bruising presence that impacts the game with his physicality. However, he has been suspended many times as he walks the line between physical and dirty.
Reaves, a very popular player in Las Vegas due to his play but also because of his community work, is the second fan-favorite to be traded this week. Marc-Andre Fleury was traded to Chicago earlier in the week.
The New York Rangers have been looking to build a tougher lineup ever since their star player, Artemi Panarin, was thrown to the ground by Tom Wilson last season. The acquisition of Reaves seems to be partially in response to that incident.
Tom Wilson, the player that threw Panarin to the ground, has a history with Reaves as the two had many altercations when the Golden Knights met the Washington Capitals in the Stanley Cup finals. The Rangers play the Capitals in their first game for this upcoming season.
Golden Knights continue to tweak roster
The Golden Knights decision to move Reaves means that they are continuing to tweak their lineup. The recent trade to bring in Evgenii Dadonov resulted in another winger being added to the group, pushing everyone further down the depth chart and moving players like Reaves to the press box.
By recouping a draft pick the Golden Knights ensure that they at least some value for Reaves, even if the third-round pick has a relatively low chance of producing an impact player.
Still, there is never harm in having more draft picks and the Golden Knights have found value in mid-round picks in the past. Nicolas Hague was a second-round pick in 2017.
Ryan Reaves replacement?
While Ryan Reaves may not have always shown up on the scoresheet, it's fair to say that he always made an impact in some way. Just his presence was enough for other teams to change how they play in fear of receiving one of his devastating hits.
Jun 18, 2021; Montreal, Quebec, CAN; Vegas Golden Knights right wing Ryan Reaves (75) during the warm-up session before game three against Montreal Canadiens of the 2021 Stanley Cup Semifinals at Bell Centre. Mandatory Credit: Jean-Yves Ahern-USA TODAY Sports
The Golden Knights are going to lose some of that edge with the absence of Ryan Reaves but they have enough checking forwards that they will remain one of the tougher teams to play against. Their physical style is part of their identity and they shouldn't have an issue keeping that together.
Bringing in more forwards like Dadonov will help give the Golden Knights more skill and hopefully more goals. They have struggled at times with putting the puck in the back of the net and more skill might help them break those slumps, especially in the playoffs.


Diana is Bo's brand new classic beauty. She is an SD 1/3 BJD who poses, stands, sits, uses realistic body language and holds things like a dream compared to any other dolls available on the market today. She also feature Bo's gorgeous skin tones. She is available for pre-order now in Brown Sugar as shown on the OOAK Wonder Woman or Shimmer as shown on the OOAK Vintage Autumn Bride. Both by Bo Bergemann and also available at this time. Though most likely not for long!
The BJD's are being sold only as Basic BJD's with Factory Face Ups at this time or completed original fine art dolls in OOAK versions. Big changes in Bo's life have lead to only these two formats being offered at this time. The OOAK's will all be sold one at a time after completion as offered so check for those amongst the other offerings listed on this page as they become available. The Basic BJD's with Face Ups will be sold on pre-order only in Brown Sugar or Shimmer resin tones. Just fill in your preference. If you would like to purchase on layaway simply contact Bo as she is always happy to provide that option to her collectors. bo@bobergemann.gallery is the correct email address. But if you use the website contact form you can be sure your email will not go to Bo's junk folder and be seen in a timely manner.
This pre-order is open now and will end abruptly without notice as soon as Bo's schedule is full. You may purchase with a deposit of $300 and pay the balance when notified the doll is ready. Layaway payment plan is also always an option.


The number one question I am asked as a travel blogger is "where is my favorite place." It seems like such a simple question, but it can be interpreted in several ways. Should I answer my favorite country? Should I reply what my favorite city is? I could also answer about my favorite trip, which might not necessarily be my favorite place. It is possible to have a bad experience in your favorite place. I decided to devote a blog post to the question and tackle the question from different angles.
If someone forced me to answer one place, I would have to answer Thailand. I have been twice and spent over a month there, and I would return in a heartbeat. The people are incredibly friendly, it is easy to travel there, it is safe, the food is incredible, and there is an amazing variety of adventure travel opportunities. The south includes beaches and islands for those who like water activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, or just laying around. The north has jungles, mountains, and hilltribes for a whole different set of outdoor and cultural activities.
The Great Smoky Mountains along the Tennessee and North Carolina border offers the best backpacking in the eastern United States and arguably the world. The Appalachian Trail (AT) is the border between the two states and there are 71 miles of hiking on the iconic trail through the park. The best hiking in my opinion is the hundreds of miles of backcountry trails. I have hiked on these during the busiest hiking days of the year and seen no one. I love this park so much I based my collegiate decision to attend the University of Tennessee in order to be close to the park.
This is another tough answer because there are so many different kinds of rivers. I could answer my favorite whitewater stream, my favorite flatwater stream, my favorite canoe camping river, and so on. To simplify, I am going to answer the Lower Wisconsin River in the Driftless Region of southwestern Wisconsin. You cannot beat the camping on the sandbars in the summer with friends and the beautiful tree covered bluffs with countless bald eagles flying overhead. I usually do two trips every summer to my favorite river and have been coming up here for over three decades.
The Birkie is my favorite cross-country ski experience. This is the yearly ski Marathon that takes place in Hayward, Wisconsin each year. However, my favorite place to ski is the Southern Unit of Kettle Moraine State Forest. When weather permits, the ups and downs through Kettle Moraine country is a thrilling ride and great workout. Even though I would not call Kettle Moraine a wilderness, the mixture of ice age formed geography, hardwood forests, and prairie is quite scenic.
For me a true wilderness experience is a place at least two to three days removed from civilization with no cell phone coverage. Several times I have traveled deep into the wilderness of Quetico Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada. We always made a straight line to Lake Kawnipi, which is just about the center of the park. It takes three days of hard paddling and even harder portaging to make this lake no matter which entry point you choose. Once you arrive to Lake Kawnipi – the fishing, the scenery, and the camping is exquisite.
I already listed the Great Smoky Mountains in the backpacking section, so I am listing the Everglades as my favorite national park. The canoeing and the wildlife viewing here is phenomenal. The beauty is also underrated. There is something about this park that really hooks you; especially if you get off the beaten path and canoe. The park is quite inaccessible without a boat. Many national parks are set up for exploring by car, but the Everglades is not one of them. There are a few places like Shark Valley and the Anhinga Trail that are accessible by car, bu to really get the most out of the park it is necessary to canoe or kayak through the mangroves, through the swamps, or out into the Florida Bay.
Two years ago I hiked into Corcovado National Park with a guide into Sirena Station. The wildlife in the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica is amazing, and the best spot in Costa Rica is Corcovado. It is not for the faint of heart though as the roughly ten mile hike into the interior is brutal when it is hot and humid, which it almost always is. The struggle is worth it though as the birds and animals appear along the trail like you are walking through a zoo.
We stayed at Sirena Station for two nights and explored the trails around the lodge for two days and saw several pairs of Baird's Tapir. Baird's tapir are endangered and extremely rare to see in the wild; however, Corcovado is one of the best places to see them. We were greeted to our arrival at Sirena Station by seeing a tapir eating from a tree on the edge of the jungle. We saw two pairs of mother and baby crossing rivers during our stay at Sirena.
I was deep in the swamp of the Okefenokee Swamp at the Big Water campsite by myself. I was camped on a raised wooden platform on what is called a chickee. After a long ten mile paddle through the channels with relatively no current, I was relaxed on my chair at the edge of the chickee. I spotted something walking along the other side of the swamp at the water's edge. I grabbed the zoom lens of my Sony A600 and miraculously, my shuffling around did not scare the animal. It turned out to be a bobcat, and I was able to get some great photos as he sauntered close to the water. He stopped and checked me out for a second before making his way back into the wilderness swampland.
The most incredible off the beaten path trip was to the South American country of Guyana. Many people cannot even pinpoint the country on a map and do not even know it is in South America. If not for the Jim Jones tragedy, most people would not even be aware of its existence. When I told the baggage lady my final destination was Guyana, she questioned if I meant Ghana. I had to insist that the name of the country was Guyana.
Guyana is 80 percent rainforest with most of the population residing in the capital of Georgetown along the Caribbean coast. Georgetown is a city that has not change much for hundreds of years. Many of the important structures are dilapidated wooden buildings slowly decaying. The interior is nothing but solid green rainforest with a few Amerindian villages until you get to the dry savanna along the border of Brazil. The official language is English, which is another strange thing about this country as it is the only English speaking country in South America.
We traveled into the Iwokrama Rainforest one day, and I have never seen such amazing birdlife. We kept stopping for flocks of toucans, macaws, and various other brilliant tropical birds. We also searched along this river for an anaconda, which had been seen in the area, but we did not have any luck.
The Amazon River is a mythical place that I have wanted to visit ever since I was a kid watching Wild Kingdom episodes. On a trip to Colombia several years ago, I was able to make that happen. I will never forget first laying eyes on the river as our plane descended into Leticia.
Leticia is in Colombia along the river near the border of Peru and Brazil. I secured a guided trip up the Amazon River and then up a tributary called the Yavari River to a remote jungle lodge. For three days we trekked in the jungle, took out the boat to locate dolphins, caimans, and enjoy the sunset and sunrise, and even fished for piranhas.
When you visit other countries, the local cuisine is as much of the adventure as trekking through the jungles or snorkeling the oceans. My favorite eating experience was when I visited Trinidad and Tobago for their annual carnival. Thanks to an influx of East Indian people, the cuisine is a mix of Indian and Caribbean influences. One of the best street foods I have ever had was doubles. These are basically like small burritos filled with Indian spices and vegetables.
Just about any guesthouse in Southeast Asia has a good party scene, but my favorite time drinking with people from several different countries was when I was on a boat in Vietnam's Halong Bay. I was on a boat for one night as we toured the incredible landscape of the bay and did some kayaking and even some fishing. At night there were many tiger beers consumed and a bottle of whiskey was passed around with my lively shipmates from Australia, India, and several other countries.
Even though I am mainly into outdoor adventure, I have enjoyed some of the most amazing cities in the world. Some of the cities I have been to include Singapore, Amsterdam, Paris, Munich, Toronto, Montreal, Mexico City, Barcelona, Bangkok, and New Orleans. My favorite city is Prague in the Czech Republic. One of the few European cities spared large scale bombing during the World Wars, the architecture is simply breathtaking. One of the few cities I have visited where the city sites rival those of the natural world.
Can you imagine this view in Normandy France over 70 years ago?
Besides outdoor adventure, historical sites are next on my list to visit when traveling to another part of the country or overseas. I have visited such places as Angkor Wat in Cambodia, Hiroshima, Verdun, ancient ruins in Mexico, the Bridge over the River Kwai in Thailand, Civil War battlefields like Antietam, Gettysburg, and Chickamuaga, and many more. My first big trip overseas was to Normandy, France as part of the Normandy Scholar Program. We visited all the D-Day beaches, museums, and other battlefield areas important to the Normandy Campaign. It was an incredible inaugural to overseas travel and historical travel.


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Q: How to send email by clicking text view links I have to show a normal text as a link and if I click the link it should open the mail page with "TO" mail address auto filled. I showed the text view as a link as follows:
TextView EmailLink;
EmailLink = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.lblPrivacyPara21);
EmailLink.setText(Html.fromHtml("hello my@email.com"));

But it isn't working for me. The words came as a link but are not showing mail intent while clicking the link.

A: If you set the "autoLink" property in the TextView in your layout it works and looks much easier:
android:autoLink="email"

A: You can open an email intent and bind onClick event on textView.
Intent emailIntent = new Intent(android.content.Intent.ACTION_SEND);
emailIntent.setType("plain/text");
startActivity(emailIntent);

A: I have use the fallowing code for sending email you should change according to your condition.
public class ContactUSActivity extends MenuActivity {
private HttpURLConnection conn;

@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.contactus);

    final EditText nameText = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.contactnametextContectUS);
    final EditText emailText = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.emailaddresstextContectUS);
    final EditText commentText = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.commenttextContectUS);

    Button submitBtn = (Button) findViewById(R.id.ButtonLoginContectUS);

    submitBtn.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener()
    {
        public void onClick(View v)
        {
            if (GUIStatiMethods.connectionCheck(ContactUSActivity.this)) {
                String name = nameText.getText().toString();
                String email = emailText.getText().toString();
                String comment = commentText.getText().toString();
                Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile(".+@.+\\.[a-z]+");
                Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(email);
                boolean matchFound = matcher.matches();
                if (name.equalsIgnoreCase("")) {
                    GUIStatiMethods.showMessageDialog(
                            ContactUSActivity.this, "Please enter name");
                } else if (name.length() > 20) {
                    GUIStatiMethods.showMessageDialog(
                            ContactUSActivity.this,
                            "Name should be less then 20 character");
                } else if (email.equalsIgnoreCase("")) {
                    GUIStatiMethods.showMessageDialog(
                            ContactUSActivity.this, "Please enter email");
                } else if (!(matchFound)) {
                    GUIStatiMethods.showMessageDialog(
                            ContactUSActivity.this,
                            "Invalid email address.");
                } else if (comment.equalsIgnoreCase("")) {
                    GUIStatiMethods.showMessageDialog(
                            ContactUSActivity.this, "Please enter comment");
                } else {
                    try {
                        URL url = new URL(UrlStatics.BASEURL_MAIN_SERVER
                                + "IGA_ADD_CONTACTUS&contactName=" + name
                                + "&email=" + email + "&comments="
                                + comment);
                        conn = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();
                        conn.setDoInput(true);
                        conn.setDoOutput(true);
                        conn.setRequestMethod("POST");
                        conn.setRequestProperty("Connection", "Keep-Alive");
                        OutputStreamWriter out = new OutputStreamWriter(
                                conn.getOutputStream());
                        out.write("Content-Disposition: post-data;&contactName="
                                + name
                                + "&email="
                                + email
                                + "&comments="
                                + comment);
                        out.close();
                        BufferedReader rd = new BufferedReader(
                                new InputStreamReader(conn.getInputStream()));
                        String decodedString;
                        while ((decodedString = rd.readLine()) != null) {
                            Log.v("TAG", "Contact is Added" + decodedString);
                        }
                        AlertDialog.Builder dialog = new Builder(
                                ContactUSActivity.this);
                        dialog.setTitle("Thank You!!");
                        dialog.setMessage("We will contact you shortly");
                        dialog.setCancelable(false);
                        dialog.setPositiveButton("Ok",
                                new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() {
                                    public void onClick(
                                            DialogInterface dialog,
                                            int which) {
                                        nameText.setText("");
                                        emailText.setText("");
                                        commentText.setText("");
                                        finish();
                                    }
                                });
                        dialog.show();
                        rd.close();

                    } catch (MalformedURLException e) {
                        e.printStackTrace();
                    } catch (ProtocolException e) {
                        e.printStackTrace();
                    } catch (IOException e) {
                        e.printStackTrace();
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    });
}

}
I hope it is help full to you.

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First of all, sorry for posting this in English.
The Japenese translation is missing and according to the answer (by one of the active users of ru.SO, who are in the same boat as you), it requires an action from someone here with access to the localization tools (Transifex).
The translation has been reviewed and will be applied shortly.


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Caroline Wozniacki talks for first time about 'shock' split from Rory McIlroy
May 29, 2014 - 12:01 BST hellomagazine.com Caroline Wozniacki talks for the first time about her 'shock' split from Rory McIlroy
Rory McIlroy's former fiancée Caroline Wozniacki said her split from the golfer "came as a bit of a shock" as she spoke to the press about their break-up for the first time.
The 23-year-old tennis player bowed out of the French Open this week after playing her first match since the couple parted ways. Speaking at the press conference afterwards, she dispelled the notion that the split was mutual.
Caroline Wozniacki said the split between her and Rory McIlroy "came as a shock"
"Obviously you're not prepared for something like this," Caroline said, referring to the break-up. "And it came as a bit of a shock. I just tried to prepare the best that I could, and really tried to focus on my match and on what I had to do out there."
She also thanked those who have supported her and said that she now wants to "move on".
"The only thing I really have to say is that to thank everybody for their support and sweet messages," the Dane said. "That's really nice. What happens in my personal life, I just really want to keep that between my closest people around me. I just have to move on."
Caroline and Rory after the final round of a golf championship earlier this year
Golfer Rory issued a short statement announcing the couple's split last week. They had been together since 2010, and he had proposed to Caroline in December 2013.
Rory, 25, is said to have called things off in a brief three-minute phone call to Caroline.
According to The Times' Neil Harman, Caroline had no idea their relationship was in trouble when Rory flew from their Monaco apartment to play at the BMW PGA Championship in Wentworth, Surrey – he went on to win the competition.
The couple announced their engagement on Twitter
But a day later, he called to say he couldn't go through with the wedding. Caroline had reportedly already tried on her wedding dress.
Announcing the split last week, Rory said, "There is no right way to end a relationship that has been so important to two people. The problem is mine.
"The wedding invitations issued at the weekend made me realised that I wasn't ready for all that marriage entails.
Rory McIlroy announced he was calling off his wedding in a brief statement last week
"I wish Caroline all the happiness she deserves and thank her for the great time we've had.
"I will not be saying anything more about our relationship in any setting."
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Multipurpose room staging is a big problem for many property sellers. The term "multipurpose room" is generally used to describe an interior space without any defined singular use or function. Often, these rooms consist of combination guest bedrooms/home offices or guest bedroom/dens. However, I have seen every possible combination, including home theater/spare bedroom, home gym/family room and even dining room/playroom.
This essay explains why having a multipurpose room is a huge sales liability. Furthermore, we will advise the best ways to define a multi-use space to improve the marketability of the property.
Multipurpose rooms can be a real convenience for the home owner, but are a huge liability when trying to sell the property. A multipurpose space is screaming out to prospective buyers that the home is too small to have dedicated spaces and must be so cramped as to demand more than one purpose from each room. This impression will have buyers thinking twice about purchasing your property.
One of the main goals of home staging is to define each space and make it easy for potential buyers to see themselves living in the residence, using the space for a specific purpose. Instead of listing a property with a multipurpose room, change up the design of the room to embrace an easily recognizable functionality for maximum return.
The best staging solutions for a multipurpose room include staging it as a home office, guest bedroom, home gym or even a media room. Make sure that whichever choice you make, the room will embrace the new design with authority and convince buyers that it will be useful in its new role.
Once your decision has been made on how to stage the space, go about making the changes needed to provide the room with a real identity and make sure to blend the décor in to the rest of the home for a cohesive and aesthetic look, feel and flow.
Many sellers think they are doing their home a service by having more than one multipurpose room. This is a real nightmare and the psychology behind this thought is truly amiss. Remember that staging is all about depersonalizing the space and removing your footprint from the home.
Buyers do not want to know how you are currently multitasking by cooking in the kid's room and dining in the sunroom. They want easy to view spaces which are set up in defined and functional individual roles. Do not disappoint your buyers, or they will disappoint you, by simply not buying your house at all. Instead, stick to a well defined room structure and allow buyers to embrace an easy-to-follow map to eternal happiness by seeing themselves living harmoniously in your home.


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Enrique IV (Enrico IV, en italiano) es una comedia en tres actos escrita por el italiano Luigi Pirandello en 1921, y representada por primera vez en el Teatro Manzoni de Milán el 24 de febrero de 1922.

Es considerada la obra maestra de Pirandello, junto con Seis personajes en busca de autor. Constituye un estudio sobre el significado de la locura, al mismo tiempo que sobre el tema, muy querido a su autor, de la relación, compleja y finalmente inextricable, entre personaje y persona, ficción y realidad.

Trama

El protagonista, como consecuencia de una enfermedad, cree ser Enrique IV, el monarca germano, y el resto de los personajes le siguen la corriente. Después de doce años recupera la cordura pero opta por fingir no haberla recobrado. Finalmente, el protagonista queda encerrado en sí detrás de la máscara del alemán, llevando una vida que representa un engaño.

Representaciones en España

La obra fue representada en el Teatro Español de Madrid y en el Teatro Griego de Barcelona en 1958, con dirección de José Tamayo e interpretación de Carlos Lemos, Elisa Montes, José Rubio, Miguel Ángel, Fernando Guillén, Avelino Cánovas e Irene López Heredia.

TVE ofreció una adaptación de Alberto González Vergel, con dirección y realización suyas y con actuación de José María Prada, Juan Diego, Paloma Valdés, Antonio Medina y Carlos Mendy; se emitió el 24 de oct. de 1967.

Enlaces externos

 PIRANDELLO, Luigi: Enrique IV (Enrico IV).
 Traducción al español: reproducción, en HTML.
 Traducción al español de Ildefonso Grande y Manuel Bosch Barrett de varias obras de Pirandello; en PDF.
 Prólogo de Ildefonso Grande: a partir de la pág. 5.
 Enrique IV: a partir de la pág. 1057.
 Acto I: a partir de la pág. 1059.
 Acto II: a partir de la pág. 1095.
 Acto III: a partir de la pág. 1121.
 Texto italiano, en Wikisource.
 Texto italiano, en HTML; recogido en el Internet Archive.

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	public static final char DIVULGE = 4;
	public static final char BRIEF = 5;
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We believe that a community can only be as productive as its individual parts.
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Exact Answer: 2 years
Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission is also known as TABC is a public agency in Texas that is responsible for inspecting, regulating and taxing the sale, production as well as the sale of alcohol.
TABC operates within the state of Texas. Furthermore, the agency was established in 1935 and was previously known as the Texas Liquor Control Board. TABC headquarters are in Austin, Texas.
If you sell or produce alcoholic beverages in the state of Texas, you will be required to have a TABC certificate. In connection to that, we shall discuss how long is your TABC certificate valid and why in today's article.
How long is your TABC certificate valid?
Before you are granted a TABC certificate, you will have to take two hours of training and sit for an exam, which you will have to score a minimum of 70% to attain the certificate.
You will be given two attempts to complete the final test, and if you fail, you will have to repeat the entire course once again. However, the second time, you will sit for the course for free.
When it comes to validity, the TABC certificate is valid for 2 years from the date of issue. If you are uncertain about the exact date you were given the certificate, you can confirm it on the TABC website.
Why does the TABC certificate last that long?
TABC certificate is designed to last for two years for individuals selling an alcoholic beverage to play a critical role in enhancing public safety.
Furthermore, you will be a perfect applicant for employment. With a TABC certificate, employers will be able to land on well-trained and trustworthy employees.
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Why is the TABC certificate important?
When serving or selling alcohol to the public members in places such as bars, liquor stores, restaurants, convenience store, or grocery store, safety is often considered to be the number one priority.
If you intend to have a restaurant or a service industry, understanding the importance of TABC certification is necessary. TABC always ensures you operate within the safety measures required by the law in both alcohol and food industries. In accordance to that here are some essential aspects of TABC certificate
As previously stated, safety should be the first priority when serving alcoholic beverages in public places, and that's what exactly TABC provides.
Some of the public safety featured in the TABC certificate includes not selling alcoholic beverages to minors as well as intoxicated people. You will as well have a direct impact on keeping drivers who are drunk off the streets as well as preventing property damage.
If you are looking for employment in places that sell alcoholic drinks, you will require to have a TABC certificate for you to be employed. With the certificate, you will be able to carry out a responsible alcohol sale as a cashier, bartender, or server.
You should keep in mind that despite TABC not being required by law, most of the employers in Texas require their employees to be TABC certified in order to enhance public safety.
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Brisbane City Council will upgrade the Zillman and Gerler Road intersection at Hendra to improve safety.
The project will involve installing new traffic signals and turn pockets at the intersection to improve traffic flow. Some informal parking will need to be removed on Zillman Road and Gerler Road approaching the intersection to facilitate the upgrade.
removal of some street trees.
For more information please view the latest BCC newsletter on the project (Current as of 2016-01-14).
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KPMG Foundation and Virginia Tech alumni commit $2.5 million toward Global Business and Analytics Complex
KPMG's former U.S. Chairman and CEO Lynne Doughtie speaking with Pamplin College of Business Dean Robert Sumichrast.
Virginia Tech will name the KPMG / Lynne and Ben Doughtie Undergraduate Programs Suite, within its planned Global Business and Analytics Complex, in recognition of a recent $2.5 million commitment toward the project.
The naming, per approval by the university's Board of Visitors, will highlight the positive impact on the university made by Lynne Doughtie, her family, and KPMG, the firm for which she served as U.S. chairman and CEO from July 2015 through June 2020.
"We are extremely grateful to the Doughties, KPMG LLP partners, and the KPMG U.S. Foundation Inc. for this generous gift, which brings our Global Business and Analytics Complex one step closer to completion," said Virginia Tech President Tim Sands. "This facility will provide tomorrow's leaders with the skills they need to analyze complex data and help solve problems faced by businesses and communities around the world."
The Global Business and Analytics Complex will add four buildings to Virginia Tech's Blacksburg campus. The complex is a major element of the university's strategic push to build on its expertise in data analytics and decision sciences — areas that are quickly reshaping many aspects of how people live, work, and make critical choices.
"One of the most significant issues facing the business community is the need to continually innovate and apply new technologies — both internally and with clients — to address the profound opportunities and challenges presented in today's digital economy," Lynne Doughtie said. "It will be critical for the up-and-coming workforce to understand data, analytics, AI, robotics, and more. Our aim is for students to get grounded in the curriculum that will be offered through the Global Business and Analytics Complex so they can hit the ground running when they begin their careers."
Doughtie was the first woman elected to head KPMG's U.S. firm and the first woman to serve as both chairman and CEO for one of the Big Four professional services firms. Along with KPMG, that group is comprised of Deloitte, EY (formerly Ernst & Young), and PwC (also known as PricewaterhouseCoopers). A 1985 alumna of Virginia Tech's Pamplin College of Business, Doughtie said she has drawn from her university experience at all stages of her career.
"I came to Virginia Tech from a small town as the first person in my family to go to college," said Doughtie, who now lives in Powhatan, Virginia. "Virginia Tech wasn't as big then as it is now, but believe me, it sure was huge to me. Despite its size, what stood out was how it provided a family-like atmosphere with values that mirrored those I was raised with. I was in a new and unfamiliar environment that soon became home. Since then, I've found myself being provided opportunity after opportunity to be challenged and to grow, personally and professionally. And each and every time, I've drawn strength from my Virginia Tech experience. I've stayed involved in the university, and I give back, because I want to make sure tomorrow's Hokies can build on their experience just like I did. I want them to know their horizons are only limited by their imagination, attitude, and willingness to work hard."
Ben Doughtie is a member of the Class of 1982. Lynne Doughtie is a member of the Class of 1985. Their son, Schuyler, is a member of the Class of 2013, and their daughter, Evie, is a member of the Class of 2016.
Joining Doughtie and her husband in making the naming gift were several Pamplin alumni who are KPMG partners, including Chris Xystros, managing partner for the firm's Norfolk, Virginia office.
"There is a very special bond between Virginia Tech and its alumni," said Xystros, a 1984 alumnus of Pamplin. "As Hokies, we look for ways to give back and make a difference for our beloved Virginia Tech, and our KPMG alumni partners are no exception, as they stepped up and gave generously in support of the Global Business and Analytics Complex. This project is transformative for Virginia Tech and will cement the university as a world leader in developing talent and methods for data analytics as a critical element in addressing problems faced by industry and society. I know I speak for all KPMG Hokies when I say that I am extremely proud that Lynne Doughtie, a fellow Hokie, rose to the top of our firm and served us well as chairman and CEO. We are equally proud to join with Lynne in making this commitment in support of Virginia Tech's Global Business and Analytics Complex."
A rendering of the academic portion of the Global Business and Analytics Complex.
The four-building complex is expected to consist of two academic buildings and two residential buildings for living-learning communities. Construction of the first of the two academic buildings is scheduled to begin in November. As envisioned, the KPMG / Lynne and Ben Doughtie Undergraduate Programs Suite consists of nearly 3,500 square feet within the second of the two academic buildings planned for construction. Among other functions, the second building is expected to serve as the new home for Pamplin.
KPMG is one of the leading employers of Pamplin graduates. The college and firm have a history of strong academic-industry partnerships, including other initiatives focused on data analytics.
"This prominent naming highlights the distinguished record that Lynne and her fellow Hokies at KPMG have of staying involved and giving back to higher education," said Pamplin's dean, Robert Sumichrast. "Our college, and the university as a whole, is much stronger thanks to people like them."
The Global Business and Analytics Project is one of six major university-wide priorities within Boundless Impact: The Campaign for Virginia Tech, which launched in October 2019. Doughtie is one of the campaign's three co-chairs. She was Virginia Tech's University Distinguished Achievement Award honoree for 2018.
"I hope our gift will accomplish three things," Doughtie said of the naming gift. "First, I really hope it provides an unsurpassed environment for students to learn how to use data to make better decisions so they are prepared for a workplace that will require them to know how to use and interpret data in ways that are smart, efficient, and effective. Secondly, I hope that it helps to position Virginia Tech as a true leader in this education space. And finally, I hope it inspires other donors to give generously, as this is such an important investment in our future."
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Boundless Impact Campaign
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Hipertensión pulmonar en pediatría
: Pulmonary hypertension in pediatrics
M. J. Del Cerro Marín, A. Moreno Galdó
Department of Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Preventive Medicine and Public Health
In pulmonary hypertension (PHT) in the child, we may find almost any one of the etiologies of the WHO classification and specific conditions of the pediatric age, such as persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn, or that associated to metabolic diseases, although undoubtedly the most numerous group is made up of those with pulmonary hypertension associated to congenital heart disease. We lack classifications, consensus documents, and diagnostic and therapeutic protocols specific for pediatric PHT, for which, the protocols created for the disease of the adults are applied. However, in recent years, it has become manifest that the spectrum of the PHT in the child is much more complex and heterogeneous than in the adult, cases with multifactorial etiologies are common in the pediatric pulmonary hypertension, and also the association of multiple congenital malformation syndromes or chromosomopathies in the pediatric patients with PHT. The publication of registries of pediatric PHT, as that of Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Holland, or France, have provided information on the epidemiology of this disease in children, with prevalences for idiopathic PHT at approximately 3.7 cases/million inhabitants (similar to those reported in the adult). The most frequent form of PHT in the child is that associated with congenital heart disease (both repaired and not repaired), that accounts for more than 50% of all the series. Interesting reviews have also been published on the diagnosis, on the normal values for the 6-minute test in children, and biological markers such as that of uric acid or BNP, that have facilitated the stratification of risk of the pediatric patients with PHT. The different arterial hypertension treatment protocols in the child are reviewed.
Pulmonary hypertension in pediatrics
Revista Espanola de Pediatria
Dive into the research topics of 'Pulmonary hypertension in pediatrics'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
Pulmonary Hypertension Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Heart Diseases Medicine & Life Sciences 18%
Persistent Fetal Circulation Syndrome Medicine & Life Sciences 16%
Familial Primary Pulmonary Hypertension Medicine & Life Sciences 14%
Switzerland Medicine & Life Sciences 12%
Metabolic Diseases Medicine & Life Sciences 11%
Del Cerro Marín, M. J., & Moreno Galdó, A. (2011). Hipertensión pulmonar en pediatría. Revista Espanola de Pediatria, 67(3), 167-178.
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More than half a million drawings, prints and photographs from the Middle Ages until today are being hold here, e.g. by Dürer, van Eyck, Rembrandt, Piranesi, Fragonard and Friedrich up to Toulouse-Lautrec, Kotzsch, Glöckner, Baselitz and Tillmans.
As early as the sixteenth century, Saxon rulers began to collect works on paper. They were interested in creating a centre for pictorial documentation which would bring together knowledge and conceptions of the world.