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Assassin's Creed Unity is an action-adventure video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. It was released in November 2014 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It is the eighth major installment in the Assassin's Creed series, and the successor to 2013's Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. It also has ties to Assassin's Creed Rogue which was released for the previous generation consoles, the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on the same date.
The plot is set in a fictional history of real world events and follows the centuries-old struggle between the Assassins, who fight for peace with free will, and the Templars, who desire peace through control. The story is set in Paris during the French Revolution; the single-player story follows Arno Victor Dorian in his efforts to expose the true powers behind the Revolution. The game retains the series' third-person open world exploration as well as introducing a revamped combat, parkour and stealth system. The game also introduces cooperative multiplayer to the Assassin's Creed series, letting up to four players engage in narrative-driven missions and explore the open world map.
Assassin's Creed Unity received mixed reviews upon its release. Praise was directed towards its visuals, improved gameplay, customization options, multiplayer-oriented format, mission design, setting, characterization, and narrative. However, the game was criticized for a lack of gameplay-innovation, unrefined controls, and numerous graphical issues and bugs upon release. Because of the game's poor launch owing to the technical issues, Ubisoft issued an apology, and offered compensation.[1]
Assassin's Creed Unity was followed by Assassin's Creed Syndicate, which takes place in Victorian England, and was released in October 2015.
Assassin's Creed Unity is an action-adventure[2] stealth game set in an open world environment. The game was meant to be rebuilt, with fencing being used as an inspiration for the new system. In addition to returning weapons from previous games, Assassin's Creed Unity introduces the Phantom Blade. The Phantom Blade uses the mechanics of a crossbow to fire a silent projectile at a great distance, while still serving the same role as the Hidden Blade in previous Assassin's Creed games.[3] Navigation for the game was also overhauled: new "Free-run up" and "Free-run down" commands were added to make it easier for the player to scale buildings in either direction. Additionally, Arno learns new moves throughout the game, but the player can also purchase new skills as well.[4] With the updated, larger crowds, new interactions with them are also available. The crowd regularly presents many activities, appearing organically, that the player can then choose to engage in at their leisure. Examples include scaring a group of bullies by pulling out a weapon, "settling" a disagreement between two civilians by killing one of them, which is usually a Templar, or chasing down a thief who has just pick pocketed somebody.[5]
For the first time, the series allows players to customize the characters' abilities, adopting a skill tree that enables players to assign points earned through gameplay to improve their skills in stealth, melee, and ranged combat, and health.[6] Players are also able to customise their weapons, armour and equipment to further complement their individual style of play.[7] Players also have a wider selection of weapons available, including swords, axes, spears, rifles, pistols and throwable items, such as smoke bombs.[8] The expansion DLC, Assassin's Creed Dead Kings, adds the formidable guillotine gun.
Assassin's Creed Unity also introduces cooperative multiplayer to the series. Players can enter taverns, which act as social hubs in the game, where you can see if any friends are playing the game at the current time. If they are currently in a mission, they will appear as a "ghost" version of their player, allowing you to approach it to request to join their mission. If accepted, you are transitioned to their game and both of you reset to the most recent checkpoint, and continue on from there. Up to four players can join together in this fashion. The player will take on the role of Arno, customized within their own game, with other players appearing as their own customized version of Arno in their own sets of equipment, weapons, and armor. Many missions and activities will be available for cooperative play (which the player can also complete on their own), but there are some story missions that are single player only.[5]
There are significant tie-ins with the Assassins Creed Unity Companion App, a "freemium" click app with limited "direct ties to the overall story of Unity". There are a significant number of chests, assassination targets, and other collectibles that are visible to all players but only accessible to those who have completed certain goals within the app. Following an update in February 2015, this requirement is no longer necessary, meaning players who have downloaded the update, can now collect all the chests in the game without having to play the companion app.[9][10][11]
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Michael Clarke and Gerard Whateley are both standing their ground after a tense war of words over the attitude of the Australian cricket team.
Clarke on Tuesday called for the side to recapture its "tough" ways on the cricket field and stop caring about being liked, otherwise it's "not going to win s**t".
That prompted on Wednesday an almighty rebuke from respected sport journalist Whateley, who called Clarke a "great climate denier" and accused him of falling well short of comprehending the problem in Australian cricket.
But most explosive was his suggestion that the behavioural descent of the Australian cricket team stemmed back to when Clarke was made Test captain.
Hours later, Clarke tweeted that Whateley was "nothing more than headline chasing coward" among other things. He then spoke on Macquarie Sports Radio to double down on his comments.
Now Whateley has addressed Clarke's response, refusing to shift his strong stance on the former player.
"This is all I will add today. If Australia regresses to playing cricket the way it was in recent times, using the fictional line as the flimsy alibi, then the fall of the team and the organisation will have been for nought," he said on SEN.
"It's a fallacy to say that the only way to play hard competitive cricket is by being aggressive, abusive and in the face of the opposition. Competitiveness comes from within and can be done in the right spirit.
"Many have before and many do right now.
"Australia's quest is indeed to restore respect but without being reviled and that was the descent that began under Clarke."
Whateley also responded to being called a "coward", saying it was because of a "lack of ability" that he didn't step onto the cricket field.
He said if he ever did take to the field with Clarke, he knew what to expect raising the former Australia captain's infamous sledge of James Anderson in 2010-11.
My criticism of Michael Clarke yesterday was harsh, and his reply is suitably severe ... I'd like to think the Gerald was deliberate.
This is all I will add today. If Australia regresses to playing cricket the way it was in recent times, using the fictional line as the flimsy alibi, then the fall of the team and the organisation will have been for nought.
It's a fallacy to say that the only way to play hard competitive cricket is by being aggressive, abusive and in the face of the opposition. Competitiveness comes from within and can be done in the right spirit.
Many have before and many do right now.
Australia's quest is indeed to restore respect but without being reviled and that was the descent that began under Clarke.
The Australian cricket team belongs to the nation. Not to a captain, a coach or those passing through. It's a special distinction that comes with an expectation that the team represents and reflects us.
It's a truth rediscovered over the past nine months.
Tim Paine clearly understands this. He conducted an interview with Dan Brettig for ESPNCricinfo yesterday, shutting down Clarke's criticisms.
Paine is going to need our support through this series and beyond to achieve the recalibration, it will be the overarching story of the summer.


The nation has made huge strides in decreasing its carbon footprint.
A new study reveals that the UK's efforts to decreases its carbon footprint are working. The report from the non-profit Carbon Brief shows that carbon dioxide (CO2) emission levels in the UK are now at their lowest since the 1920s. The UK achieved this drop by adopting a multi-pronged approach that includes shifting away from coal, expanding energy efficiency programs, decreasing energy demand, rapidly growing renewable energy sources, taxing coal carbon, and burning more natural gas.
In the past 10 years, coal use has dropped by 74 percent in the UK. According to Carbon Brief, this has helped to lower CO2 emissions levels to 36 percent below the 1990's level. From 2015 to 2016 alone, coal burning emissions dropped by 50 percent, causing total emissions to fall by 5.8 percent. This was fueled by the closing of large coal users during that time, like Redcar steel in 2015, and three power plants in 2016.
Renewable energy sources are experiencing exciting innovations all over the world. These kinds of advances are enabling the UK — and others — to lower Greenhouse Gas emissions and fight climate change through the use of green energy. An increased reliance of green energy may also save lives that are being threatened by air pollution, heavy metals in water, oil spills, and natural disasters, which are linked to non-renewable energy sources.
Many countries are making strides towards renewable energy. In February, Denmark generated enough wind energy to power the entire country for the day thanks in large part to a new offshore wind turbine installation. Iceland is about to take its use of geothermal energy to the next level by drilling into a volcano for clean energy. In 2016, renewables accounted for 90 percent of the new power used in the EU.
Asia has also been stepping up its green-energy game. India is now home to the largest solar power farm in the world, which covers 10 square kilometers (over 6 square miles) and has a 648 MW capacity. As of February of this year, China was the largest solar power producer in the world. China also announced that it will begin implementing an electric taxi program in Beijing this year, targeting the city's 70,000 existing cars.
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The Park Board recently began implementing short-term improvements to its golf courses as it works on a long-term plan to return them to financial solvency.
The plan to revamp Minneapolis golf comes after staff spent the last year soliciting feedback from golfers and commissioners received a frank, scathing report from golf course consultant Golf Convergence in February. That report estimated it would take an investment of $34.5 million to get each of Minneapolis' seven courses back up to its ideal condition.
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Golf Convergence recommended repurposing the struggling par 3 course at Fort Snelling and considering leasing out or hiring a management company to run some courses.
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For the first time in several years the Park Board approved a $150,000 capital improvement expenditure to buy three new rough mowers and a large tent that will allow tournaments and corporate events to be held at Gross National Golf Course. Ackmann estimated that the tent will have room to seat about 100 people and that the investment, recommended by Golf Convergence, would pay off quickly.
The new mowers are part of a larger plan to improve course conditions across all courses. Course foreman have already started meeting with Ackmann on a bi-weekly basis and this summer they will begin sharing expertise and equipment to more efficiently use the stretched maintenance budget.
Grinding stumps leftover from trees removed due to summer storms and Emerald Ash Borer infestation will take place at each course all summer long, along with targeted, need-based improvements to drainage systems, bunkers, practice areas and cart paths.
Women's locker rooms will be renovated at Wirth and Meadowbrook and ball washers and benches will be placed at all forward tees. The lack of amenities at the forward tees was a major gripe of Minneapolis' female golfers.
"I spent a great deal of time last year listening and I heard loud and clear from female golfers that they don't always feel welcome at our facilities," said Ackmann.
Marketing, customer service, and promoting the game
Ackmann stressed that engaging people from a variety of different backgrounds is an important factor in golf's long-term viability.
"We're looking at creating some events for families, couples, young singles, all sorts of fun activities to get people excited about golf," she said. The Park Board drew a crowd when it opened up its driving range and had the Twins game playing over the radio at Columbia on March 29.
"We had a little moment of spring," said Ackmann.
Staff at every golf course will be required to receive additional customer service training through one of two 'boot camps' the Park Board will conduct in an effort to raise customer satisfaction.
Also, the Minneapolis golf twitter account will be more active and responsive this summer, and staff is beginning to plan a centennial celebration for Wirth Golf Course when it turns 100 next year.
Ben Johnson // 612-436-5088 // [email protected] // @johnsonbend
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Summary sheet: N-Acetylcysteine
Chemical Nomenclature
Substitutive name
(2R)-2-acetamido-3-sulfanylpropanoic acid
Class Membership
Psychoactive class
Nootropic
Chemical class
Routes of Administration
WARNING: Always start with lower doses due to differences between individual body weight, tolerance, metabolism, and personal sensitivity. See responsible use section.
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600 - 1000 mg
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DISCLAIMER: PW's dosage information is gathered from users and resources for educational purposes only. It is not a recommendation and should be verified with other sources for accuracy.
N-Acetylcysteine (also known as Acetylcysteine, N-Acetyl-L-cysteine, or commonly as NAC) is a substituted amino acid which is primarily used as a medication for treating acetaminophen (also known as Paracetamol, and the brand-name Tylenol) overdose and to loosen thick mucus in the treatment of cystic fibrosis or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.[1] Outside of the traditional medical context, it is gaining in popularity as a nootropic substance that produces mild-to-moderate stimulant effects.
This compound was initially patented in 1960 and licensed for use in 1968.[2] It is on the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines needed in a basic health system.[3] It is available as a generic medication and is available over the counter in many countries.[4]
N-Acetylcysteine (NAC) is emerging as a useful agent in the treatment of psychiatric disorders.[5] It is currently being explored in its effect and relief of a wide variety of cognitive disorders including, but not limited to addiction, autism, compulsive and grooming disorders, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and the effects of psychedelic use.[6] N-acetylcysteine has shown promising results in populations with these disorders and others whom treatment efficacy has previously been limited.
The recommended safe oral dosage range of N-acetylcysteine ranges between 300mg and 3000mg.
1 Chemistry
2 Pharmacology
3 Subjective effects
3.1 Physical effects
3.2 Cognitive effects
4 Toxicity and harm potential
4.1 Tolerance and addiction potential
N-Acetylcysteine, or (2R)-2-acetamido-3-sulfanylpropanoic acid, is similar to both L-Cysteine (NAC being but an acetylated form of it) and the glutathione enzyme itself (being the direct precursor to glutathione synthesis). The structure of N-Acetylcysteine is comprised of propanoic acid, a three carbon chain with a carboxyl group (C(=O)OH) on the terminal carbon. This chain is substituted at R3 with a sulfanyl group, and at R2 with an acetamide (CH3CONH2) constituent in dextrorotary conformation. It is structurally related to cysteine, with an additional acetyl group at RN.
Acetylcysteine serves as a prodrug to L-cysteine. L-cysteine is a precursor to the biologic antioxidant glutathione; thus, administration of acetylcysteine replenishes glutathione stores.[7] This is why N-acetylcysteine is used in the event of a paracetamol overdose. It works by increasing glutathione levels and binding with the toxic breakdown products of paracetamol.[8]
In terms of its psychologically beneficial effects, N-acetylcysteine targets glutaminergic and dopaminergic pathways.[9] This could potentially account for its stimulating properties. It is also thought that provision of additional cysteine (an endogenous amino acid) via N-acetylcysteine supplementation reverses function disturbed with usage of drugs in the pathology of addiction.[10]
Disclaimer: The effects listed below cite the Subjective Effect Index (SEI), a literature based on anecdotal reports and the personal experiences of PsychonautWiki contributors. As a result, they should be treated with a healthy amount of skepticism. It is worth noting that these effects will not necessarily occur in a consistent or reliable manner, although higher doses are more likely to induce the full spectrum of effects. Likewise, adverse effects become much more likely with higher doses and may include serious injury or death.
In comparison to other commonly used nootropics, N-acetylcysteine has considerably stronger stimulation and motivation enhancement, but with a greater amount of side effects such as dehydration and nausea. However, unlike other stimulants, this compound does not seem to induce a "crash" or "come down" during the offset of its experience.
Physical effects
Cough suppression
Bronchodilation
Increased blood pressure
Itchiness
Nose bleeds - A certain subset of people may experience minor nose bleeds which is likely due to this compound's mechanism as a blood thinner.[11]
Cognitive effects
Addiction suppression - N-acetylcysteine's action on glutaminergic and dopaminergic pathways is thought to reverse brain functions which have become disturbed by heavy drug addiction.[12] This mechanism has been shown to provide relief for those who struggle with compulsive redosing, reward behaviors and psychological cravings, and has been shown to positively reverse nicotine addiction[13], cocaine addiction[14], marijuana dependence.[15], and many other compulsive behaviors.[16] Anecdotal reports suggest that one can take this compound over their addictive drug of choice for the purpose of quickly suppressing their cravings.
Motivation enhancement
Anxiety suppression
Emotion suppression
Focus enhancement
Thought acceleration
Increased music appreciation
Toxicity and harm potential
N-Acetylcysteine is considered to be safe for most adults when used as a prescription medication although the exact toxic dosage is unknown. However, dosage ranges more than twenty grams over an extended period may adversely affect heart and lung function.[17]
This compound can also rarely cause rashes, fever, headache, drowsiness, nose bleeds, low blood pressure, and liver problems.[18]
It is strongly recommended that one use harm reduction practices when using this drug.
Tolerance and addiction potential
The chronic use of N-Acetylcysteine does not seem to cause addiction or psychological dependence. This is likely a result of its known mechanisms for reversing drug addiction.[19]
Tolerance to many of the effects of N-Acetylcysteine develops quickly with repeated use. This results in users having to administer increasingly large doses to achieve the same effects. After that, it takes about 3 - 7 days for the tolerance to be reduced to half and 1 - 2 weeks to be back at baseline (in the absence of further consumption). N-Acetylcysteine does not seem to present a cross-tolerance with other stimulants.
This legality section is a stub.
As such, it may contain incomplete or wrong information. You can help by expanding it.
N-Acetylcysteine is uncontrolled in most countries, and is legally bought and sold in pharmacies and supplement stores without a prescription.
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Acetylcysteine (Wikipedia)
N-Acetylcysteine (Examine)
Acetylcysteine (Pubmed)
↑ Acetylcysteine | http://www.drugs.com/monograph/acetylcysteine.html
↑ Analogue-based Drug Discovery edited by IUPAC, Janos Fischer, C. Robin Ganellin | https://books.google.ca/books?id=FjKfqkaKkAAC&pg=PA544#v=onepage&q&f=false
↑ WHO Model List of Essential Medicines | http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/93142/1/EML_18_eng.pdf?ua=1
↑ The Top 100 Drugs e-book: Clinical Pharmacology and Practical Prescribing By Andrew Hitchings, Dagan Lonsdale, Daniel Burrage, Emma Baker | https://books.google.ca/books?id=oeYjAwAAQBAJ&pg=PT44#v=onepage&q&f=false
↑ N-acetylcysteine in psychiatry: current therapeutic evidence and potential mechanisms of action | http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3044191/
↑ N-acetylcysteine modulates hallucinogenic 5-HT(2A) receptor agonist-mediated responses: behavioral, molecular, and electrophysiological studies.| https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24534112
↑ ACETADOTE® CONCENTRATED INJECTION Product Information | https://www.ebs.tga.gov.au/ebs/picmi/picmirepository.nsf/pdf?OpenAgent&id=CP-2010-PI-03960-3&d=2016041216114622483
↑ Acetylcysteine (Drugs.com) | http://www.drugs.com/monograph/acetylcysteine.html
↑ N-acetylcysteine in psychiatry: current therapeutic evidence and potential mechanisms of action (PubMed.gov / NCBI) | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21118657
↑ Cystine/glutamate exchange regulates metabotropic glutamate receptor presynaptic inhibition of excitatory transmission and vulnerability to cocaine seeking (PubMed.gov / NCBI) | http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16000629
↑ Review: could Acetylcysteine cause Bleeding from the nose? | http://www.ehealthme.com/ds/acetylcysteine/bleeding+from+the+nose
↑ The Role of Cystine-Glutamate Exchange in Nicotine Dependence in Rats and Humans (PubMed.gov / NCBI) | http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2756612/
↑ Safety and Tolerability of N-Acetylcysteine in Cocaine-Dependent Individuals (PubMed.gov / NCBI) | http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1513138/
↑ N-acetylcysteine (NAC) in young marijuana users: an open-label pilot study (PubMed.gov / NCBI) | http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20163391/
↑ Glutamate transmission in addiction (PubMed.gov / NCBI) | http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18675832/
↑ S-Nitrosothiols signal hypoxia-mimetic vascular pathology | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1952618/
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Tigridio è noto per la sua partecipazione ai concili celebrati a Roma all'epoca di papa Simmaco all'inizio del VI secolo, il 23 ottobre e il 6 novembre. Il primo concilio fu convocato su ordine del re Teodorico per giudicare l'operato di papa Simmaco, che era stato momentaneamente sollevato dai suoi incarichi, perché si era rifiutato di recarsi a Ravenna alla corte del re per rispondere delle accuse rivoltegli dai suoi avversari, sostenitori dell'antipapa Lorenzo. Il secondo concilio fu indetto dallo stesso pontefice nella basilica di San Pietro, durante il quale furono prese misure per salvaguardare i beni della Chiesa proibendo la loro alienazione.

A causa di una intrinseca contraddizione delle fonti storiche, resta a tutt'oggi irrisolta la questione della datazione corretta di questi due concili. Theodor Mommsen, che nel 1894 pubblicò la prima edizione critica degli atti dei concili simmachiani, assegnò il concilio del 23 ottobre al 501 e quello del 6 novembre al 502. Successivamente furono introdotte altre soluzioni: nel 1939 Etienne Amann assegnò entrambi i concili al 501, nel 1958 Giovanni Battista Picotti ritenne invece che i due concili erano stati celebrati entrambi nel 502. Studi più recenti hanno invece invertito l'ordine dei concili proposto da Mommsen, per cui il concilio del 6 novembre sarebbe da assegnare al 501, mentre il concilio del 23 ottobre, chiamato sinodo palmare, al 502. Altri concili sono assegnati all'epoca di papa Simmaco, specialmente nel 503 e nel 504, entrambi comunemente ritenuti dei falsi.

Tigrido, episcopus ecclesiae Tauritanae, sottoscrisse gli atti del 23 ottobre al 56º posto tra Giocondo di Aosta e Vaticano ecclesiae Ceneliensis, sede di incerta identificazione. Nel concilio del 6 novembre, gli atti riportano due liste di vescovi: nella lista delle presenze, dove i vescovi sono indicati senza la loro sede di appartenenza, Tigrido figura in 15º posizione; mentre nelle sottoscrizioni si trova all'8º posto tra Giocondo di Aosta e Vitale di Fondi.

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Bibliografia
 Giovanni Battista Semeria, Storia della Chiesa Metropolitana di Torino, Torino 1840, pp. 39-41
 Fedele Savio, Gli antichi vescovi d'Italia. Il Piemonte, Torino 1898, p. 296
 Francesco Lanzoni, Le diocesi d'Italia dalle origini al principio del secolo VII (an. 604), vol. II, Faenza 1927, p. 1048
 Charles Pietri, Luce Pietri (ed.), Prosopographie chrétienne du Bas-Empire. 2. Prosopographie de l'Italie chrétienne (313-604), École française de Rome, vol. II, Roma 2000, p. 2201

Vescovi e arcivescovi di Torino

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Police are investigating the theft of a gun from a home in the 1200 block of East Jackson Street.
The theft happened between 1 and 3 p.m. Monday. Police described the gun as a .380-caliber semi-automatic handgun with an extended magazine and a regular magazine. It is valued at $350.
In addition, a resident in the 500 block of East Oak Street told police Monday that someone stole his gun — a .40-caliber Glock 22 semiautomatic pistol and a black plastic case — from his 1994 Chevrolet Caprice while it was parked on the street.
A third person who lives in the 1900 block of Fairfield on Monday reported his house was burglarized and his .22-caliber revolver with a 6-inch barrel, as well as 50 rounds of .22-caliber short ammunition, were stolen from his bedroom closet. The burglar broke in through the back door sometime between 5 p.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Monday.
No one was injured in a two-vehicle crash in Macoupin County Tuesday evening.
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According to Illinois State Police, William O. Dever, 75, of Gillespie was southbound on U.S. 66 in a pickup and failed to yield to a car that was turning northeast from Illinois 138 onto U.S. 66. The pickup hit the rear of the car, which was driven by Austin J. Dodds, 19, of Taylor Springs.
The passenger in the pickup was Junadean M. Smith, 78, of Benld, and the passenger in the car was Zachary E. Colt, 22, of Fillmore. All four of the motorists were using seat belts, police said.
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Negotiations to break Stormont impasse expected to begin on Monday
by Press Association
15/12/2019, 1:44 pm Updated: 15/12/2019, 4:52 pm
Talks will take place to get Stormont 'back up and running' (Niall Carson/PA)
Talks to restore Northern Ireland's Assembly look likely to begin on Monday.
Following Friday's General Election, parties across the political spectrum have stated their intent to get back around the negotiating table.
It also appears that despite the election shake-up, Julian Smith will remain Northern Ireland Secretary of State.
Good calls with all five party leaders this morning. Look forward to starting positive process tomorrow to get Stormont back up and running pic.twitter.com/O2qPXcfoqE
— Julian Smith MP (@JulianSmithUK) December 15, 2019
Mr Smith spoke with all five party leaders on Sunday morning and later tweeted: "Good calls with all five party leaders this morning. Look forward to starting positive process tomorrow to get Stormont back up and running."
Stormont has been in cold storage for more than 1,000 days due to a stand-off between Sinn Fein and the DUP on issues such as Irish language legislation and a ban on same-sex marriage.
Public opinion over the stalemate has had a detrimental effect on the two major parties and this has been reflected in recent elections.
The DUP suffered a considerable blow after party deputy leader Nigel Dodds lost his seat in North Belfast to Sinn Fein's John Finucane.
Likewise, Sinn Fein lost its seat in Foyle to the SDLP by a huge majority, in what is being seen as a resurgence in support for Colum Eastwood's party.
They also took a seat from the DUP in South Belfast.
It is understood both the DUP and Sinn Fein are keen to be seen to getting back around the table to restore confidence with the electorate before any further elections.
Sinn Fein TD Martin Kenny appeared on RTE's The Week in Politics on Sunday, saying his party "absolutely wants to be back in Stormont" in January.
"We don't have any red lines, all we have called for is that all parties need to agree to implement the agreements that have already been reached," he said.
Mr Smith previously stated that unless agreement is reached by January 13, fresh assembly elections will be triggered.
DUP leader Arlene Foster issued a statement on Sunday which said: "We will be attending the talks on Monday. People want decisions made about welfare, hospitals and schools. That was the clear message of the election. Northern Ireland has been deprived of local ministerial-led government for three years.
"Central to the talks must be the sustainability of the institutions so never again can one party hold the rest of Northern Ireland to ransom. Sinn Fein has barred everyone from Government for three years despite other parties willing to take their seats.
"We live in a divided society and to move forward will require all the parties to step up to the plate. For my part, we will not be found wanting. Northern Ireland can only move forward when we are prepared to work together."
Colum Eastwood also released a statement calling for a restoration of Stormont.
He said: "We are entering last-chance talks this week. The SDLP has made bold proposals that are uncomfortable for us but are in the interests of restoring government to meet the needs of patients, pupils and healthcare workers.
"We will continue to stretch ourselves but it is for the DUP and Sinn Fein to set aside their dispute and act, at last, in the interests of the people we all represent."
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The day started relatively uneventful. I was about an hour behind schedule having decided to give myself an extra 45 minutes of sleep and a quick stop at hayseed's house to say goodbye.
About 7 miles south of Bellevue on 287, I spotted a sign for Hopewell Cemetery. I wonder if this is where Walt got the picture for his cd cover.
I crossed the Red River close to noon (11:41am). Signs told me that OK is celebrating its centennial, 100 years as a state. I stopped to visit my grandparents at the Fort Sill cemetery (Dixie, Bill). I finally exited 281 on a familiar stretch of highway that used to take me home to Elgin. It is weird to think that all those years I lived there that all I would have had to do was step out my front door to a highway that could take me all the way south to the border of Mexico or north to Canada.
The tiny little smoke shop just off the exit and before Porter Hill where all my friends in high school would go to get cheap cigarettes is still there. It's now the tiniest casino on what must be the tiniest Indian reservation. And, Dolese is still there changing the landscape; mining rocks and crushing sand.
The old house looks worse each year. I drove along the lakeside, looking at the back of the house. I am surprised to see the porch still stands. I followed the dirt road down to the water. The lake has changed so much that there is no longer water in the part of lake that I would wake up and see every morning. The spot where my grandfather would put me on his shoulders to walk us through the water to the island where we would fish is now bone dry.
I stopped in next town, Apache, for an indian taco. One of these days I'll learn to make fry bread so I can make them for myself. Then I will not have to wait to have one once every ten years…about as often as I get back there.
OTHER TIDBITS: Binger, OK is the home of Johnny Bench. In 5th grade, my softball coach nicknamed a a teammate, Vickie, Johnny Bench because she was catcher and he called me Pete Rose because of my head first slides. I need to look up Red Rock Canyon in Hinton, OK.
My evening turned really thrilling as I closed in on the NE state line. By the time I hit Smith Center, I was in the middle of storms threatening tornados. Thanks to a kind citizen who, unbeknownst to him, lent me his metal car port allowed me to avoid the hail though it would find me later.
Unable to find a way around or a safe place to stop, I decided to continue northeast. The route took me toward the storm I'd just let pass but another one behind was threatening more tornados. I drove as slow as possible so I wouldn't catch the hail and severe weather but the storm was also slow. By the time I reached Lebanon, KS, I had caught the storm again. Now going north toward Red Cloud NE, I found myself in the hail. I turned back around to wait it out at a county road further back. The radio was calling out a tornado in Riverton, 20 miles west of Red Cloud. I knew I had to keep moving forward if I wanted to stay ahead of the tornado filled storm. A trail of storm chasers past by so I tucked in behind them reasoning that they were racing to a storm but would not be putting themselves in a direct path. It didn't keep me out of the hail but it did get me past the storm. The hail was good for the mere fact that I got mad and forgot to be scared.
I reached the campground just after 10:00pm and happy to have a sturdy structure to ride out the storms as they caught up to me. I like the little cabin.


Among the donations announced by large French fortunes, the one of the family of Bernard Arnault, owner of the luxury products group LVMH, which promised 200 million euros, stood out.
Brazil, which had already suspended its participation in Unasur, "today denounced the Constitutive Treaty" of the agency and, according to the provisions, that decision will come into force "six months after the date of the date," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. release.
Bibi Andersson starred in several Bergman classics such as "The Seventh Seal" (1957), "Wild Strawberries" (1957) and "Persona" (1966).
The pastry chef Laurent Cordonnier was at the University of Los Andes (La Paz) to pass on his knowledge in baking, at the hands of the Paul Bocuse Institute (France), a school founded by the famous chef of the same name, who was recognized as the " 20th century chef "and father of French nouvelle cuisine.
President Evo Morales signed his promulgation of the norm that modifies part of the Girl, Boy and Adolescent Code in the act of delivery of an educational infrastructure in Tarija. The new law has five axes.
"A very close person" to Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, "has been arrested this afternoon while trying to travel to Japan," said interior minister Maria Paula Romo.
The plenary of the House of Representatives, with 110 votes for the yes and 44 votes for the no, approved "the rejection of the presidential objections" to the regulation of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP), indicated the camera on Twitter.


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6- Al Sakhoor Neighborhood: The Security Forces arrests from the houses of the protesters and activists after a demonstration.
2- Al Myassar Neighborhood: Heavy fire targets a demonstration which causes some injures.
1-Anadan Suburb: A BMB bomb targets the city at night.
Freedom callers from all the demonstrations came out chanting and calling for freedom, to topple the regime and to execute the duck bashar, and in support of the besieged and uprising cities especially mentioning Aleppo suburbs.
Killed Victims: 7 (4 from Idleb, 1 from Al Raqa, 1 from Hama).
Un-targeted Shooting and Heavy Fire: 2.
Cities and Suburbs Under Heavy Fire or Weapons: 1.
Witnessing Heavy Army Vehicles: 1.


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I've wanted to travel for as long as I can remember but I haven't yet been able to do it on my own. One of my goals for this year is to "take an epic trip for myself" (which to me means travel abroad on my own) and to take 3 smaller trips or days out with friends. So far, I've just taken one smaller trip with my friends to Cape Cod, and I'm in the process of planning a couple more upcoming adventures.
So what does this have to do with Washington Square Park? Well, in thinking about all these trips, the travel bug has hit me. I can't quite jet off whenever I wish, so I've been looking for places in my own city to explore more thoroughly. I've done a bit of that this summer, exploring the sweetshops on the Upper East Side with Sorted Food, but I wanted to go beyond eateries. My friend Radhika suggested Washington Sq. Park. I was skeptical because I'd been there before, and while it's pretty, I didn't think there would be much I could say about it. However, last Sunday I took her advice, and found that it's a treasure trove of interesting characters.
As I mentioned, the park is beautiful. It has plenty of green spaces for people to hang out in the shade or the sunshine. It's a throughway for a lot of foot traffic with the West Village and Union Square within walking distance. The park is well-sculpted and made up of a variety of smaller, interesting areas.
Walking through the park makes for a lovely commute on a sunny day.
Another classic scene – the hot dog and soda cart. There were surprisingly few of these in the park… others stationed themselves just outside on the sidewalks.
Gorgeous yellow flowers greet you at one entrance. If you look closely, you can see a couple friends chatting just behind them.
One of my favorite things about the park is the beautiful trees. There are all different kinds – strong oaks and maples, mulberries, a huge sycamore, and something graceful and sweeping that I think might be a willow. (Help me out, nature-lovers!) Radhika mentioned to me that cherry blossoms bloom there in the Spring – I definitely want to come see those next year.
This knotty old tree stump seems to be a mini-tourist attraction within the park. I found myself looking at all its lumps and bumps for several minutes.
I loved that there were still flowers in bloom all around the park.
A variety of trees make a rippling pattern of green wherever you look. You can nearly forget you're in a huge city!
This picture reminded me of a scene you might find in Disney world – there's a touch of magic and a touch of romanticism, don't you think?
This was my favorite – a lovely sweeping tree that provided the perfect amount of shade. Does anyone know what kind it is?
Amidst all this beauty, was a melting pot of people enjoying the sunshine. The park is layer after layer of subcultures, jarringly juxtaposed, but somehow fitting together, very much like the bizarre jigsaw puzzle that is New York City itself. Framing the park is the stately architecture. The most iconic piece is, of course, the grand archway. However, there is also a stunning fountain just in front of it, and several statues peppered along the walkways.
A tribute to Giuseppe Garibaldi, who fought for a unified Italy in the 1800s. Some research tells me that there is an NYU finance new students' tradition of tossing a penny at the base of the statue for good luck.
A statue of Alexander Lyman Holley who was a 19th century engineer best known for propagating the use of Bessemer steel in the US and abroad.
One of the many odd juxtapositions of the park: a stately archway in the background and people cooling off barefoot by the fountain.
The back of the arch has two statues of George Washington, called "Washington at War" and "Washington at Peace".
The powerful Freedom Tower can be seen through a space in the buildings if you stand just next to the archway.
The park isn't that large, so at any point you could hear two or three musical acts floating through the air towards you. They ranged from dignified classical musicians to college-aged bands to people whose story it was impossible to guess at when you looked at them.
I heard this drummer rat-a-tat out a march, fittingly just as I was looking at the statues of George Washington on the arch!
Someone managed to bring this grand piano into the middle of the park. A couple violinists stood chatting in the background, so they may have just finished their set. Some days there is famously another grand piano that is played under the iconic archway.
This four-piece band attracted the attention of many passerby.
The piano had a printed sign on the front that said "Five ex-wives and piano teacher to support". I wonder what the stories are there!
The park is also used for modern-day political and social activism. On the day I was there, Christian volunteers in bright yellow shirts were asking people for blood donations (you can see them in several of the pictures). Joggers tried to avoid (or in some cases, purposely didn't) running across chalk drawings in support of presidential candidates. Because of the beauty and grandeur of the park, there was an air of natural rebellion or amplification to each of these statements.
Someone incredibly talented (Hani Shihada) drew this picture of Hillary Clinton as Rosie the Riveter. Go check out his stuff on Instagram by clicking on this picture – he has some incredible pavement art.
Next to Mr. Shihada's work was this slightly trampled chalk-poster for Bernie Sanders. There were a couple of them in the park.
A web of scaffolding didn't stop this nearby church from adamantly proclaiming its message.
Not sure who the intended audience was here, but I suppose the message is pretty clear…!
Washington Square Park doubles as a sort of academic quad for New York University. NYU buildings surround the four sides of the park, including one block that is mostly taken up by Bobst Library.
Washington Square Park doubles as an academic quad for NYU students.
The entrance to NYU's prestigious law school. A quote on the building reads, "To what purpose should our thoughts be directed to various kinds of knowledge, unless room be afforded for putting it in practice, so that public advantage may be the result." (Sir Philip Sidney) An interesting though on the idea of knowledge for knowledge's sake.
Ironically, just outside the library was a wizened old man selling books that looked just as old. He freaked out a bit when he thought I took his picture. (To be honest, I did, but when he got upset, I deleted it.) He wasn't the only whimsical character in the park that day, though.
A man in a flower shirt and hat that reminded me of Dopey the Dwarf sold paintings on a nearby sidewalk.
A fellow photographer checks out a man selling instant poetry for $10.
Thanks to NYU, the streets that border the park are beautiful and interesting as well. It's a quick and fascinating walk to go around just looking at the doors on all of the buildings.
My favorite doors. Walking around this area and through the West Village can really make you dream of a grand life.
This was Eleanor Roosevelt's residence from 1942 to 1949.
Finally, my favorite part of any park is seeing the little children playing. This is especially true in New York, where there is limited space for running around. Once again, though, NYC remains true to form, creating a little oasis within the metropolis, just like with its street fairs. I love that within this small park, the city has created a few different play areas geared towards kids.
A classic playground structure – the jungle gym.
A little girl contemplates running through the sprinkler alone.
Thus concludes my Washington Square Park adventure! NYC people – have you explored this park? What other areas of the city do you love to visit? Let me know where I should go next! Everyone – have you ever tried being a "tourist" in your own city? What was the experience like? Let me know in a comment!


The housing market in Ottawa has expanded significantly over the last few years, therefore mortgage brokers have been pretty busy for quite some time now. Not only that, but Ottawa has much to offer to those interested in buying property there, so the number of brokers has also grown significantly over the years. If you are in need of a mortgage broker to help you get the house of your dreams or the property you want, then it is wise to know how to differentiate among the different types of mortgage brokers in Ottawa, meaning you have to learn what to look for in a broker before deciding to resort to his or her services. Luckily for interested clients of all types, we live in the tech and Internet era and everything is easy to find and learn about online these days, so gathering more detailed information about the different types and available brokers in your area should not be such a difficult task.
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Q: My code gives me and error called "There is already an open DataReader associated with this Command which must be closed first"     SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection();
    conn.ConnectionString = "Data Source=PROMOD-PC;Initial Catalog=travel_Directions;Integrated Security=True";

    String Strt_Address = TextBox1.Text;
    String End_Address = TextBox2.Text;

    String filePath = FileUpload1.PostedFile.FileName;
    String filename = Path.GetFileName(filePath);
    String ExtStr = Path.GetExtension(filename);
    String contenttype = String.Empty;

    switch (ExtStr)
    {
        case ".png":
            contenttype = "image/png";
            break;

        case ".jpg":
            contenttype = "image/jpg";
            break;

        case ".gif":
            contenttype = "image/gif";
            break;
    }

    if (contenttype != string.Empty)
    {
        Stream Strmf = FileUpload1.PostedFile.InputStream;
        BinaryReader br = new BinaryReader(Strmf);
        Byte[] imgbytes = br.ReadBytes((Int32)Strmf.Length);

        //SqlDataReader sqldread = new SqlDataReader();

        String selQuery = "SELECT Id FROM MapDataImage WHERE Source='" + TextBox1.Text + "';";
        {

            SqlCommand scmd = new SqlCommand(selQuery, conn);

            conn.Open();

            SqlDataReader sqldread = scmd.ExecuteReader();

            while (sqldread.Read())
            {
                int Dbid = (int)sqldread["Id"];
                //string DbId = sqldread.GetInt32("Id").ToString();

                Label4.Text = Convert.ToString(Dbid);

                String QueryStr = "INSERT INTO User_Images(Id,Image) VALUES ('" + Dbid + "',@Image)";
                SqlCommand scmd1 = new SqlCommand(QueryStr, conn);
                scmd1.Parameters.Add("@Image", SqlDbType.VarBinary).Value = imgbytes;
                scmd1.ExecuteNonQuery();
            }

            //String QueryStr = "UPDATE MapDataImage SET Image = @Image WHERE Source='" + TextBox1.Text + "';";
            //SqlCommand scmd = new SqlCommand(QueryStr, conn);
            //scmd.Parameters.Add("@Image", SqlDbType.VarBinary).Value = imgbytes;
            sqldread.Close();
            conn.Close();
        }
 }

first if condition will convert to bytes which i uploaded file through the file upload control.
Select command will check  the user textbox input name equals with database value
..
if it's equal the code will get the id from that table and store it as a int variable.
my uploaded image and that id will goes to another table.
my first SQL table =
Id = int
Source = varchar(max)

my second SQL data table =
image_id = int (primary key) Auto increment
Id = int (first table id store in here)
image = (varbinary)MAX

scenario is....
ex- think Facebook, if Facebook account name is valid, we can upload unlimited photos.
so situation is same here. if my name is equal with data base it will retrieve its id and under that id it will insert the images to second data table
when i want to retrieve those images. i can use for loop retrieve the images from second table.. yeah?

A: Try to use a new connection instead in the sqldread.Read()
SqlConnection conn2 = new SqlConnection();
conn2.ConnectionString = ""; //your connection string
SqlCommand scmd1 = new SqlCommand(QueryStr, conn2);
scmd1.Parameters.Add("@Image", SqlDbType.VarBinary).Value = imgbytes;
conn2.Open();
scmd1.ExecuteNonQuery();
conn2.Close();

A: You can not reuse the connection in the loop while you are still reading from the SqlDataReader.
Two options:

*

*Read all the ids and save them in a temporary list. Then loop through with this list.

*Create a new connection to do the image insert.

A: You need to close the SqlDataReader object right after you get the Id value from the database and re-associate the reader with the next command object, like this:
while (sqldread.Read())
{
     int Dbid = (int)sqldread["Id"];
}

sqldread.Close();

Label4.Text = Convert.ToString(Dbid);

String QueryStr = "INSERT INTO User_Images(Id,Image) VALUES ('" + Dbid + "',@Image)";
SqlCommand scmd1 = new SqlCommand(QueryStr, conn);
scmd1.Parameters.Add("@Image", SqlDbType.VarBinary).Value = imgbytes;

SqlDataReader sqldread = scmd1.ExecuteNonQuery();

Note: You should also look into the using statement, which allows for the database connection to be correctly closed on success or error (read: exception) in your logic.

A: You will need another connection object. You can use use you connection if one command is all ready associate with it.

So what you can do is create another object of the command and use it.
Other wise change your logic as follows
crate an array while reading
   ArrayList ar=new ArrayList();
   while (sqldread.Read())
   {
        int Dbid = (int)sqldread["Id"];
        ar.add(Dbid);
   }

Dispose the command
and use you update command using for loop on arraylist.
 for(int i=0;i<ar.length;i++)
 {
       //write update statement here.
 }

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La valle Taurus-Littrow è una valle lunare situata nella faccia visibile alle coordinate 20°00′N 31°00′E / 20.0°N 31.0°E / 20.0; 31.0. È stata scelta come sito di allunaggio per la missione statunitense Apollo 17 nel dicembre del 1972, l'ultima missione con equipaggio del Programma Apollo ad aver raggiunto la Luna. La valle si trova sul confine sud-orientale del Mare Serenitatis, lungo un anello di montagne formatosi intorno ai 3,8-3,9 miliardi di anni fa, quando un grande corpo cadde sulla Luna, formando il bacino del Serenitatis e spingendo le rocce verso l'esterno e verso l'alto. La valle prende il nome dal fatto che si trova nella catena montuosa Taurus a sud del cratere Littrow. Il nome della valle, coniato dall'equipaggio dell'Apollo 17, fu in seguito approvato dall'Unione Astronomica Internazionale nel 1973.

I dati raccolti da Apollo 17 mostrano che i grandi gruppi montuosi che circondano la valle sono composti principalmente da rocce sedimentarie clastiche ricche di feldspato, mentre il fondovalle è costituito da basalto, ricoperto da uno strato non omogeneo di regolite, o da materiali misti formati dopo vari eventi geologici. La valle fu selezionata come sito di atterraggio dell'Apollo 17 perché avrebbe permesso di raccogliere campioni sia di materiale degli altopiani lunari, sia del materiale più recente di origine vulcanica.

Geologia

Formazione e geografia

La lava che riempi il bacino del Mare Serenitatis sgorgò dall'interno della Luna molti milioni di anni dopo la formazione del bacino stesso, riempiendolo. I campioni di rocce e suolo raccolti dagli astronauti dell'Apollo 17 Eugene Cernan e Harrison Schmitt permisero in effetti di acquisire importanti informazioni a riguardo della cronistoria geologica della Luna.

Tra 100 e 200 milioni di anni dopo la formazione del bacino Serenitatis (e della valle Taurus–Littrow), la lava che fuoriuscì dalla crosta iniziò a riempire le depressioni presenti nel bacino. I flussi erano spesso accompagnati da fontane e zampilli di lava che ricoprirono l'area circostante con piccole perle di vetro. Alcune di queste erano di colore arancione, il che spiega il suolo arancione scoperto dagli astronauti dell'Apollo 17 nel cratere Shorty. La maggior parte di esse, tuttavia, era di colore scuro, motivo per il quale il Mare Serenitatis appare scuro quando osservato dalla Terra.

La valle Taurus-Littrow è allungata lungo un asse che punta verso il centro del Mare Serenitatis. Grandi gruppi montuosi fiancheggiano la valle e sono stati chiamati i massicci Nord e Sud, per la loro posizione geografica. L'altezza dei due massicci conferisce alla valle una profondità maggiore di quella del Grand Canyon negli Stati Uniti. Lungo il massiccio Sud si trova la Bear Mountain, chiamata così per l'omonima montagna vicino alla città natale di Harrison Schmitt, Silver City, nel Nuovo Messico. Le colline e il massiccio Est rappresentano il confine orientale della valle, mentre ad Ovest una scarpata incrocia la base della valle e si alza di circa due chilometri rispetto ad essa. I massicci Nord e Sud si incanalano nello sbocco principale della valle verso il Mare Serenitatis, parzialmente bloccato dalla montagna Family.

Sulla base delle osservazioni raccolte durante la missione Apollo 17, il fondovalle è un piano gentilmente ondulato. Massi di varie grandezze e altri depositi geologici sono sparsi per tutta la valle. Nell'area in cui è stato dispiegato l'esperimento ALSEP, a Ovest del sito di atterraggio, i massi avevano una grandezza media di quattro metri e erano più concentrati rispetto ad altre zone della valle.

L'impatto che portò alla formazione del cratere Tycho, che avvenne tra i 15–20 e i 70–95 milioni di anni fa, formò dei gruppi di crateri secondari in varie luoghi della Luna. L'analisi di essi ha suggerito che il gruppo centrale dei crateri presenti nella valle Taurus-Littrow si sarebbe formato in conseguenza di tale impatto. In seguito all'analisi dei crateri secondari del cratere Tycho, si è scoperto che la maggior parte di essi hanno uno strato di detriti con un distintivo pattern a "zampa di uccello". I dati delle osservazioni di Apollo 17 e il confronto tra il gruppo centrale dei crateri della valle e i crateri secondari del cratere Tycho hanno mostrato molte similitudini tra i due. Il gruppo di crateri centrale ha un pattern di detriti (ejecta) a zampa di uccello che punta nella direzione del cratere Tycho e il pattern di detriti del mantello chiaro punta direttamente verso il massiccio Sud. Quest'ultimo indizio supporta l'ipotesi che lo strato di materiale chiaro si sia formato come risultato di una valanga proveniente dal massiccio Sud, causata dalla pioggia di detriti espulsi durante l'impatto che generò il cratere Tycho. Un'analisi su larga scala suggerisce che il gruppo di crateri potrebbe fare parte di un gruppo ben più numeroso di crateri secondari dell'impatto che generò il cratere Tycho, che comprende dei crateri presenti sul massiccio Nord e altri gruppi ancora più a nord, alla stella latitudine del cratere Littrow. Se fossero davvero correlati, i singoli gruppi formerebbero un raggio del cratere Tycho.

Composizione

I dati raccolti da Apollo 17 mostrano che i gruppi montuosi che circondano la valle sono composti principalmente da rocce sedimentarie clastiche ricche di feldspato, mentre il fondovalle si compone principalmente del basalto risultato dalla lava che vi è fluita nel corso del tempo. Studi sismici suggeriscono che lo strato di basalto al di sotto della valle abbia uno spessore maggiore di  metri. Lo strato di basalto è ricoperto dal deposito di vari materiali non consolidati, da materiali vulcanici a dalla regolite formatasi negli impatti. L'insolitamente bassa albedo del fondo della valle è una diretta conseguenza del materiale vulcanico e delle perline di vetro che lì si trovano. I crateri più profondi nel fondovalle funsero da 'fori di trivella naturali' e permisero agli astronauti di recuperare campioni anche del basalto, che risultò composto principalmente da plagioclasio, con una certa quantità di clinopirosseno e altri minerali.

Lo strato non consolidato di regolite che ricopre la valle ha uno spessore di circa  e contiene detriti originati da molti impatti, tra cui quello che generò il cratere Tycho. Ciò, con la presenza di crateri secondari correlati al cratere Tycho, permise di recuperare campioni originati da quell'impatto senza dover visitare il cratere stesso..

Ci sono diversi depositi geologici sul fondo della valle originati da eventi diversi. Una di queste formazioni è un materiale di copertura di colore chiaro, che si presenta in una serie di proiezioni che si estendono per circa sei chilometri dal massiccio Sud lungo il fondovalle. Le analisi antecedenti alla missione suggerivano che fosse il risultato di una valanga che si sarebbe originata dal pendio settentrionale del massiccio Sud. L'analisi successive alla missione hanno rivelato che si tratta principalmente di materiale a grana fine e frammenti di roccia sparsi presumibilmente provenienti dal massiccio Sud. I campioni e le osservazioni visive effettuati durante la missione Apollo 17 mostrano che lo spessore dello strato non è costante nella valle. I crateri situati più lontano dal massiccio Sud attraversano questo strato esponendo quello più scuro sottostante. Viceversa, i crateri più vicini al massiccio Sud, larghi , non sembrano raggiungere il materiale più scuro. Si stima che l'età di questa formazione sia circa la stessa del gruppo centrale dei crateri, ovvero circa 70–95 milioni di anni fa.

Un campione di troctolite a grana grossa, indicato troctolite 76535, è risultato composto primariamente da olivina e da plagioclasio. Questo campione è considerato il più interessante ad essere stato riportato dalla Luna ed è stato il soggetto di calcoli termocronologici per determinare se la Luna avesse mai generato un nucleo magnetodinamico o formato un nucleo metallico.

Le rocce raccolte nell'immediata vicinanza del modulo lunare sono risultate per la maggior parte basalto a grana grossa con tessitura vescicolare e in minor quantità basalto a grana fine. La maggior parte del fondovalle, come evidenziato nelle osservazioni nell'area vicina all'allunaggio, si compone in modo predominante di regolite e di frammenti di grandezza variabile, scavati da numerosi impatti nella storia della Luna.

Selezione del sito di atterraggio
Dato che Apollo 17 sarebbe stata l'ultima missione lunare del programma Apollo, furono individuati molti obiettivi per massimizzare il ritorno scientifico della missione. Furono di nuovo presi in considerazione diversi siti di atterraggio che erano stati analizzati per le precedenti missioni e non utilizzati. La valle Taurus–Littrow era uno dei molti siti candidati per l'Apollo 17, insieme, tra gli altri, al cratere Tycho, al cratere Copernico, al cratere Tsiolkovskiy sulla faccia nascosta. Gli altri furono rifiutati per motivi scientifici e/o operativi. Si pensava che un atterraggio nel cratere Tycho fosse troppo pericoloso a causa del terreno irregolare; per un atterraggio sulla faccia nascosta, per raggiungere il cratere Tsiolkovskiy, avrebbe dovuto essere previsto un satellite per le comunicazioni necessario per mantenere il contatto tra l'equipaggio e il centro di controllo durante le operazioni in superficie, con il corrispondente aumento di spesa; invece, l'esplorazione del cratere Copernico fu considerata di scarsa priorità.

Fu infine scelta la valle Taurus–Littrow dato che avrebbe permesso relativamente facile accesso sia al materiale antico degli altipiani, sia a materiale più recente di origine vulcanica.

Future esplorazioni
Il lander lunare ALINA di PTScientists avrebbe dovuto allunare all'inizio del 2020 nella valle Taurus–Littrow ad una distanza tra i 3 e i 5 km dal modulo lunare dell'Apollo 17; la missione è stata posticipata alla seconda metà del 2021.

Crateri all'interno della valle Taurus–Littrow

Bowen
Brontë
Camelot
Cochise
Emory
Henry
Hess
Horatio
Lara
Mackin
Nansen
Powell
Shakespeare
Sherlock
Shorty
Steno
Trident
Van Serg
Victory

Note

Voci correlate
 Apollo 17
 Selenologia
 Mare Serenitatis

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni
 Apollo 17 Preliminary Science Report
 Geological Survey Professional Paper 1080 — Apollo 17 Professional Paper
 LAC 43 — Lambert Conformal Projection map
 Apollo Image Atlas — Immagini di Taurus–Littrow
 43D1S2(25) Apollo 17 Traverses — Apollo 17 traverse map
 Apollo 17 Sample Catalog — Catalogo dei campioni da Taurus–Littrow

Programma Apollo
Valles della Luna


For startups, entrepreneurs and small business owners, the future looks bright indeed. According to the Kauffman Index of Growth Entrepreneurship, U.S. entrepreneurial activity has continued to increase for the past three years since 2014, rebounding from the slump of the Great Recession. What's more, 2017 broke records for the most venture capital invested in a single year worldwide.
Despite the more business-friendly landscape, many startups and small businesses still face the pressing challenge of obtaining funding. Eighty-two percent of entrepreneurs start their business either from personal savings or by borrowing from family and friends.
The difficulties can be particularly onerous for companies in the seed stage of funding. Venture capitalist Fred Wilson has noticed what he calls the "early stage slump" over the past year in which there's been a significant decline in the number of deals closed between angel investors and startups in the seed stage.
You likely see this downward trend in one of two ways. Either it's a worrying harbinger of worse news to come, or it's a necessary course correction after investors decided to stop throwing money at every tech startup who has the next silly "Uber for X" idea.
First, they use borrowed or donated funds from family, friends and coworkers, or they use a fundraising platform such as Kickstarter and GoFundMe. This is almost always only enough to keep the startup alive for a little while; only a very few startups are able to bootstrap themselves successfully.
Next, they may get funds from angel investors in exchange for equity in the business.
Once they're big enough, they can go through several rounds of venture capital funding and get attention from institutional seed funds.
In 2018, however, there are more options than ever for startups to raise money. For example, U.S. startup marketplace AngelList offers a list of "AngelList Syndicates," which are venture capital funds, composed of a group of investors that are created to make a single investment.
Another fascinating new alternative for startups to raise money is token sales. If you've ever given your spouse a coupon for "one free massage," for example, then you'll understand the basic concept behind token sales. Tokens represent a good or service that the owner can obtain from your company.
Essentially, you sell a "token" to investors and potential customers, and the sale of this token is recorded on a blockchain (the same technology that underlies cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin). The token's owner can do one of two things with it: redeem it with your business in order to receive the promised service, or sell it to someone else and try to turn a profit.
Because the business idea is relatively new, there are still a lot of questions and potential legal risks surrounding token sales. However, token sales are still generating a great deal of excitement because they give investors liquidity. Before, investors had to keep their money in the company until a liquidity event such an IPO; now, they can pull it out as long as they find a willing buyer. For example, in May 2017 cloud storage provider Storj Labs raised $20 million in token sales in just six hours; users will be able to exchange their tokens for storage space with the company.


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Q: Looking for a paper of A.bella in 1987 Looking for a paper:

Bella A. Remarks on the metrizability degree[J]. Boll. Un. Mat. Ital. A (7), 1987, 1(3): 391-396.

Could you help me?

A: The journal this citation is taken from is Unione Matematica Italiana. Bollettino. A.  The electronic text of this bulletin is not available online.  If you are based at Cambridge, Glasgow or Edinburgh Universities then you can find a copy in their University libraries.
If you go to this link you can find the closest library to you that has a copy.
Otherwise, it's on Google books at http://books.google.co.uk/books/about/Bollettino_della_Unione_matematica_itali.html?id=LcTxAAAAMAAJ&redir_esc=y , which might give you more information on how you might get a copy.


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Queens leaders optimistic about city plan to curb pedestrian deaths
Civic leader Dmytro Fedkowskyj, center, and other community advocates gathered in Maspeth Tuesday to urge the city to implement policies that will prevent the pedestrian deaths that have plagued Queens – and the rest of the city. Photo by Phil Corso
The city got a closer look at Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero campaign to curb traffic-related deaths, and some of Queens' pedestrian advocates said they were big fans with high hopes.
De Blasio's initiative set out to reduce pedestrian fatalities to zero over the next 10 years and laid out several developments over the past week, including plans to reduce the citywide speed limit from 30 miles per hour to 25 and installing red light cameras throughout the boroughs. His message has been under the microscope especially in Queens, where traffic fatalities were the highest throughout the city in 2013.
Borough politicians and community leaders have been keeping a close watch on the Vision Zero campaign, and so far, feedback has been positive. What was most important, advocates said, was whether or not lawmakers can deliver on the final product.
"The mayor's Vision Zero initiative is welcome news to all of us in Queens and I strongly support his comprehensive crackdown on dangerous drivers and hazardous conditions in our streets," said Assemblywoman Marge Markey (D-Maspeth). "Locally, I have been working with the borough DOT Commissioner about several street safety problems in Maspeth, most urgently where a senior citizen was recently killed in a crosswalk on Grand Avenue by an unlicensed driver making an illegal turn. We look forward to improvements at this intersection very soon and I have also asked DOT to revisit improvements near Ridgewood Gardens and the busy intersection of Grand and 69th Street."
Markey plugged legislation she introduced along with state Sen. Mike Gianaris (D-Astoria) that would increase penalties on unlicensed drivers who cause injury or death when behind the wheel. Both lawmakers also stood beside City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer (D-Sunnyside) earlier this month along a busy strip of Northern Boulevard, urging the mayor to include the road in his initiative.
Community advocate Dmytro Fedkowskyj has also been in support of making changes to Maspeth roadways, specifically zoning in on Grand Avenue, where 68-year-old Angela Hurtado was killed while crossing the street in January. With red light cameras already in place in parts of the borough, Fedkowskyj said the next step was to bring physical changes to dangerous intersections and educate the youth.
"Many parents would like to see more crossing guards at their schools," he said. "Far too many of them need more than one or two protecting their children. Knowledge is power and I would like to see a short pedestrian safety lesson outlined for high school students every year. This short lesson can reinforce pedestrian safety before they become part of the driving population."
City Councilman Rory Lancman (D-Fresh Meadows) was one of the many in attendance at a Council hearing on the Vision Zero initiativeMonday and said the city needed to do more to include the Education Department in the project.
"As I visit with schools in my district to hear their priorities and chart an agenda to meet their needs, I am constantly told that traffic safety at our schools are among the highest concerns of parents, teachers and principals," Lancman said. "It's critical that the Department of Education be included in the Vision Zero process, and be held accountable for its role in making the traffic environment around our schools safer."
Celia Castellan of Transportation Alternatives has long been pushing for changes to some of Queens' most dangerous roadways such as Queens Boulevard and said de Blasio's ongoing rollout of Vision Zero has been promising. Moving forward, she said the group hopes to see the City Council take leadership on the issue and fight for a home rule on the speed limit decision.
"We are consistently one of the most dangerous boroughs to walk, bike and use public transit," she said. "This is really about ushering in a new era for New York. We know Queens has to be a central focus of this plan to take on the high-speed, high-volume streets like Queens Boulevard that function like highways."
By Phil Corso


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I think my problem is in add and view functions.
Fix those, and let us know whether that fixed your problem.
portable. They are not working in my gcc compiler.
records as stream is already at the end. Go here for details on fopen.
mistake and the learning from this way is going to be more permanent!
Please help me to catch this error's a cool scene! Dig it!
>I'm newdie in c programming. this is my first project in programming.
so. You'll find the FAQ at http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/C-faq/top.html.
Non-standard, non-portable, useless function calls.
Non-standard, non-portable, useless function call.
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width specifiers in your format string.
bother reading it in, then?
Remember, fscanf() returns a value. Use that to control your loop.
safely. Read the FAQ, and use fgets() instead.
wouldn't need to bother with feof() at all. See the FAQ.
especially in Usenet. In fact, spaces are much prefered.
Also, see above about line wrapping and string concatenation.
statement, it is executed whether the file could be opened or not.
BANG! Undefined behaviour again, if the file failed to open!
latter)? Just return. If you must wait, then just wait for "Enter".
Dig the even newer still, yet more improved, sig!
"Ain't I'm a dog?" - Ronny Self, Ain't I'm a Dog, written by G. Sherry & W. Walker.
I know it's not "technically correct" English; but since when was rock & roll "technically correct"?
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so. You'll find the FAQ athttp://www.eskimo.com/~scs/C-faq/top.html.
programs in our txt book. So i haven't any idea about some codings.
But now can study and what said and then do it.
matter, and negates the gains made by quoting in context.
have corrected any of the discrepancies pointed out to you earlier.
Maybe you should consider giving a rest to programming?
any thing. Its only calling to another function.
Now i need to learn more about c programming.
Why it must int main.
Because that's the way the language is defined.
accoding to my knowladege it is not returning any thing.
in your program - one of many.
Because, that's how the Standard for C says it should be declared.
posters in this thread have repeatedly pointed out to you.
'return 0;' statement at the very end of the main function.
2. Remove all instances of 'fflush(stdin)'. It's undefined.
3. Replace all uses of gets(s) with fgets(s, SIZE_OF_S, stdin).
to read. It'll return EOF if end-of-file occurs.
5. Correct your use of fscanf. It keeps overwriting previous values.
Use an array instead of a single variable for holding the input.
incorrect code again and again is not helping anyone.
main() returns an int value because that's how it is defined.
around the language features that are open to them.
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and take the wrong actions.
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C# Read XML - Need help please!
A better alternative to try catch block? Pretty Please?
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If installing optional packages from BeOS, the wget program is required so that the install scripts can automagically download the required files. This is not outlined on the website.
When reporting issues about the website, it is best to include the link in question.
Under heading "What do I need for coding". Also applies to #3701.
Yes, many of these pages are out of date, I'll add myself here as a reminder for myself if I find some time.
Merging #3782, #3744, #3701 into one ticket : #3783 closing as duplicate.


How does your church fare when it comes to financial support from your members? Across the nation churches find themselves largely sustained by donations from older generations. How can you better engage the generosity of younger generations? You can begin with a broad examination of the financial habits of each age group.
Reports show that Boomers (born between 1946–1964) are carrying the largest load of the nation's charitable contributions. They make up 23.6% of the population and are responsible for 43% of all benevolent giving.
Millennials (born between 1980–1997) make up the largest percentage of the U.S. population (25.9%), and a larger percentage of them give (84% of Millennials vs. 72% of Boomers). But in the end, Millennial giving only makes up 11% of total U.S. giving.
These two demographics receive a lot of attention, but wedged in between them (and often forgotten) is Generation X. Born between 1965–1979, this generation makes up 20.4% of the population and regularly contributes 20% of all charitable giving. The only problem is that only 59% of Gen Xers are actually giving—a smaller percentage than either Boomers or Millennials.
The group that raised Boomers has come to be known as "the Greatest Generation." This generation experienced the Great Depression and WWII. They understood what it meant make sacrifices for the greater good—and they passed on that sense of thrift, work ethic, and duty to the generation that followed them.
Incidentally, the Greatest Generation makes up less than 12% of America's population, but nearly 90% of them give—and they're responsible for more than a quarter of all charitable giving.
The Greatest Generation had kids, which became the Boomers—a generational monolith. They closed the modern age by shoring up the American infrastructure, enduring the Cold War, and making the United States one of the last superpowers in the world. The '80s was an era of great wealth (many would even say opulence), and the qualities that Boomers inherited propelled them to greatness.
It stands to reason that Boomers are responsible for more than 40% of all benevolent giving in the States. They're now between 54–72 years of age and one of the richest generations in history. Not only do they have more to give, but their shrewdness with money management has made them wise in taking advantage of the tax breaks associated with charitable giving.
Boomers are responsible for more than 40% of all benevolent giving in the States. They're now between 54–72 years of age and one of the richest generations in history.
More has been said about Millennials in the last ten years than perhaps any previous generation. It makes total sense. They've come to represent changes in almost every area. We've shifted from the modern era to a postmodern era built entirely on information technology. They've grown up with changes that other generations are still struggling to adjust to. The world is different—and they see the world differently.
Many of the criticisms laid at the feet of Millennials are undeserved. They've been called lazy, self-absorbed, and entitled. Some of those criticism come from the generation's abandonment of the status quo. In this new technological age, Millennials often find new methods and opportunities that haven't been considered by those who came before.
The truth is that—next to the Greatest Generation—Millennials are the most charitable generation. A greater percentage of them give; they simply haven't accumulated the wealth of Boomers or Generation X.
There is one difference in the giving habits of Millennials, however. They don't give out of duty. They tend to give based on merit. Where past generations would give to certain charities loyally over many years, Millennials tend to be more cause oriented. The give when they feel moved to give and generally keep their options open.
Crammed between these two generations, you'll find Generation X. They're a lost and overlooked generation. When the Boomer workforce was filling up with women, Gen Xers came to be known as "latchkey kids." They're the first real generation that returned from school to a key under the mat and an empty home.
They grew up absorbing all of the Boomer advice about how business worked and how to get ahead in life, but by the time they became adults, the world had changed. In many industries, Gen Xers find themselves getting phased out of upper management positions by more savvy Millennials. They've also fallen between the cracks because they're a relatively small percentage of the population. There are fewer Gen Xers than either of the generations that came before or after.
Boomers and Millennials get all of the attention, mostly due to the fact that there's nothing particularly unique about this lost Generation X. They're the missing link between Boomers and Millennials. Almost everything about them falls in the middle of the generational extremes on either side of them.
Only $10 out of every $100 dollars given to charity comes from a member of Generation X. They're the least charitable generation in America (in percentage of givers). A lot of the problem is that they're just slipping under the radar. As a group, Gen Xers are nearly impossible to speak to. They're a strange amalgamation of other generations, and there isn't a message that makes them easy to reach.
This is important for information for churches to grab a hold of because a lion's share of charitable giving is going to religious institutions—most of it in tithes and offerings.
As it stands right now, the church is in trouble when we lose Boomers. While many Millennials give, they're not giving a lot, and they're not giving consistently to religious organizations. Generation X, on the other hand, has not stepped up to the plate as inheritors of the Boomers' burden.
The church can no longer rely on expectation. Unlike the Greatest and Boomer generations, Gen Xers and Millennials are not motivated to give to simply maintain the status quo. They want to see results. They want to know how their sacrifice is making a difference. Make a concerted effort to help people see how their giving is having an impact.
The number one goal is helping people understand the importance of regular consistent giving. This means encouraging them to see the value of generosity as a discipline. It also means using digital giving solutions as a way to promote recurring giving as an option.
The key to encouraging generosity among these generations is emotional involvement. They are much quicker to give when they're invested in the cause and work. By making volunteerism an organizational priority, you're making it easier for people to give.
Ultimately, every discipleship and mentoring program needs to help people understand how spirituality impacts their financial decisions. The best way to do this is through the example and encouragement that comes from a one-on-one relationship.
Is Your Church Ready To Receive Gifts Of The Other 90-Percent?