If you're interested in buying an existing business, you need to make an offer to the seller in writing. This will let the existing business owner know you are serious about your intentions and will clearly spell out the terms of your offer.
Here's how to prepare a purchase offer for a business.
Before you make an offer, do your research. Make sure you have done your homework and you know that the business you are planning to buy is the best one for you. If the owner is selling, find out the reason why and make sure you have the capability and resources to turn things around. You don't want to make an offer for a business that will continue to be unsuccessful under your management. There has to be untapped potential and you must be clear about your own business plan. Check around the area for competing businesses that may also be of interest to you.
Once you are decided on the business you will buy and you have done the appropriate research, it's time to write a proposal. Find out whom to address your offer to. It is best to go to the business site itself and ask the manager who owns the business. Get all the contact information.
When writing your letter, be upfront and straight to the point. Introduce yourself and write out your intention to buy the business. You don't need to explain why.
Be clear about your terms. How much exactly are you offering to buy it for and what are the terms. Will you buy it as a one time cash payment or will you do a down payment and give the rest as post dated checks? Make the purchase price fair and reasonable. You will need to research how much similar businesses are going for or how much it would cost to start up. Your purchase price should be an amount you can recover once you take over the business.
Indicate what is exactly is included in your offer. Are you buying the land and the structure, including all equipment? If the business uses any specific formulas or recipes that are unique to them, make sure you indicate that you want that included as well. Are you taking over the lease agreement until the end of the lease term? Are you buying the business to continue the brand or will you rename it once under new management? Will you offer to consider retaining existing employees?
Explain that you may need to see further documents before the offer is finalized, such as a copy of the lease contract or previous tax returns.
Indicate a sense of urgency. Explain that the offer is one made in good faith but your offer is only valid up to a certain amount of time for consideration. You want the owner to consider your offer seriously and to give you an indication or answer as soon as possible.
End the letter saying you would like to meet with him soon to further discuss the proposal and so you may go over any clarifications. Put your contact information and the best time to reach you.
Have a lawyer go over your offer before sending it out. If your purchase offer proves to be irresistible, the owner will contact you as soon as possible to negotiate terms. Good luck!


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The GBP/USD pair was down 0.2% to 1.3068 by 12:01 AM ET (04:01 GMT).
Traders are closely monitoring further developments on the Brexit after the U.K. parliament again rejected all alternative options to May's withdrawal deal.
The four options that were rejected include a call on the government to negotiate a permanent customs union, the U.K joining the European Free Trade Association and European Economic Area (Common Market 2.0), a confirmatory public vote on the Brexit deal and a choice between no-deal Brexit or revoking Article 50 - stopping Brexit - if the EU does not agree to an extension.
The legal default, for now, will be for the U.K. to leave the European Union in 11 days.
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Serafina and the Black Cloak
Title: Serafina and the Black Cloak | Author: Robert Beatty | Publisher: Disney-Hyperion | Pages: 320 | Genre: Scary Mystery | Recommended Ages: 10 and Up
"Never go into the forest, for there are many dangers there, and they will ensnare your soul."
Serafina has never had a reason to disobey her pa and venture beyond the grounds of Biltmore Estate. There's plenty to explore in Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt's vast and opulent home, but she must take care to never be seen. None of the rich folk upstairs know that Serafina exists; she and her pa, the estate's maintenance man, have lived in the basement for as long as Serafina can remember. She has learned to prowl through the darkened corridors at night, to sneak and hide, using the mansion's hidden doors and secret passageways.
But when children at the estate start disappearing, only Serafina knows the clues to follow. A terrifying man in a black cloak stalks Biltmore's corridors at night. Following her own harrowing escape, Serafina risks everything by joining forces with Braeden Vanderbilt, the young nephew of Biltmore's owners. Braeden and Serafina must uncover the Man in the Black Cloak's true identity before all of the children vanish one by one.
Serafina's hunt leads her into the very forest that she has been taught to fear, where she discovers a forgotten legacy of magic. In order to save the children of Biltmore, Serafina must not only face her darkest enemy, but delve into the strange mystery of her own identity.
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There's a girl hiding in the basement of the Biltmore Estate with her father. She has good hunting skills and pretty eyes. Others may not find her because she could get harmed.
There's a mysterious guy who is always seen wearing a black cloak. Every day a child goes missing even if their rooms are locked. One day, Serafina sees a man in a black cloak dragging a child away.
Only one other person knows about Serafina. His name is Braeden and he tries to help her find out who the man in the black cloak is.
This is an extremely scary mystery. It's also fun and interesting. It has a proper ending and does not leave you hanging. This book is best suited for ages 12 and up.
Robert Beatty is the author of the #1 New York Times best selling Serafina series published by Disney Hyperion, a spooky mystery-thriller about a brave and unusual girl who lives secretly in the basement of the grand Biltmore Estate.
Serafina and the Black Cloak was a #1 New York Times best seller, has been on the list for more than 59 weeks, and won the prestigious 2016 Pat Conroy Southern Book Prize. The second book in the series, Serafina and the Twisted Staff, became a #1 New York Times best seller in the first week of its launch and earned a "Starred Review" from Kirkus Reviews, which said, "Even better than its predecessor, a sequel that delivers nonstop thrills from beginning to end." Enjoyed by both young readers and adults, the books are being taught in over a thousand classrooms nationwide. The third book in the Serafina series comes out in July 2017.
Robert Beatty lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Asheville, North Carolina with his wife and three daughters, who help create and refine his stories. He loves to explore Biltmore Estate and the darkened forest trails where his novels take place. He writes full-time now, but in his past lives, Robert was one of the early pioneers of cloud computing, the founder/CEO of Plex Systems, the co-founder of Beatty Robotics, and the chairman/CTO of Narrative Magazine. In 2007, he was named an Entrepreneur of the Year. When asked about the inspiration for his books, Robert said, "Serafina's journey grew out of my desire to write a story about an unusual and heroic young girl for my three daughters."
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Within Mychal Kendricks' first hour at the Eagles' training facility in April, he was asked about his height. It's a question Kendricks has encountered before and endured since, because 5-foot-11, strong-side linebackers are uncommon in the NFL, and it is valid to wonder how he would fare, especially when covering big tight ends.
"Mychal is very athletic, so I think he'll do well," Juan Castillo said about Mychal Kendricks. (Yong Kim/Staff Photographer)Read more
by By Zach Berman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Fast forward four months, and Kendricks will have an opportunity to answer that question before a national audience - one way or the other. The Eagles play the New England Patriots on Monday Night Football, and it is the Patriots' use of Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez that is often cited when discussing the evolution of the tight end in NFL offenses.
"We'll see," Kendricks said Friday, revealing a hint of a smile. "You guys tune in."
That can be interpreted as a trace of playfulness from Kendricks, whose intensity has become a hallmark in descriptions of him. Defensive coordinator Juan Castillo repeatedly insists that Kendricks is not the type of person one would want to encounter in a dark alley, which is supposed to be complimentary when describing an NFL linebacker.
What helps Kendricks is that he's exceptionally fast for someone at his position. At the NFL combine, Kendricks' 4.47-second 40-yard dash was the best among all linebackers who ran. He also topped linebackers with a 39.5-inch vertical jump, which could offset the lack of height. And he has displayed his coverage prowess both in minicamp and in training camp.
Yet the Patriots tight ends developed their reputation because many defenders - whether they're linebackers taller than Kendricks or safeties faster than Kendricks - have difficulties covering them. Plus, they've become adept at creating and exploiting mismatches. Monday's game could reveal how Kendricks performs against elite tight ends - and if the matchup will become a weekly problem for the Eagles.
"Very good challenge," Castillo said. "Mychal is very athletic, so I think he'll do well. I think more of the challenge will be schematically [and] knowing where to line up with all the different looks and all the different packages that they do a good job with."
Kendricks tried to play coy when discussing what he believes the Patriots might do, suggesting they could run heavily on Monday or try something they haven't revealed before. Eagles coach Andy Reid is approaching the second preseason game the way he annually does the third preseason game, meaning the Eagles' starters will play into the third quarter. The first-team defense - a group that includes Kendricks - will be tested more than they will be at any other point in the preseason.
The Eagles still have not finalized some of their personnel groups, especially on defense. Kendricks is the starting strong-side linebacker in the base defense, but it is unknown whether he will earn a spot in the nickel defense. And considering the Patriots' formations, the Eagles likely will play different alignments. They Eagles have two different nickel groupings, plus a dime group, so Kendricks could have a chance to play more. But he must prove dependable to stay on the field.
"We're going to keep working with that because we have some athletic linebackers, and we're trying to mix and match and see who are the best for that group," Castillo said, adding that the Patriots are a good team to test against because of the different ways they play. "Do they spread it out and do you use nickel, or do they come back in tight alignments and do you play your base?"
Kendricks' best comparison to the Patriots offense came when he was at California last season and faced Stanford, a team that prominently featured tight ends and included two of the best in the Pac-12. However, Kendricks seldom needed to cover a tight end throughout that game.
"We had a different scheme," Kendricks said. "I was run-only."
In fact, Kendricks said the area of his game that has improved the most during the last three weeks has been technique against opposing rushers. On Monday, though, there will be interest to see how he does in coverage. But Kendricks is simply enthused to play - whether it's against the Patriots' tight ends, running backs, or quarterbacks.
"This is my second NFL game," Kendricks said. "I'm excited, period."
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This fundraiser is sponsored by parents of the Olathe North Class of 2018. We are raising money to fund Project Graduation, a safe, drug and alcohol-free graduation event for students to celebrate their success.
Please help us keep our kids safe on graduation night by making a monetary donation towards the event. Project Graduation is a 501c3 organization, so your gift is tax deductible. Your support is greatly appreciated.
National statistics show that more young people between the ages of 16 and 20 are injured or killed between the hours of 10p.m. and 4a.m. during graduation season(May/June)/night of graduation than during any other time of the year. PROJECT GRADUATION is one way to fight these alarming facts and teach our kids to celebrate smart! Project Graduation provides our graduating seniors with a safe and fun environment that is drug and alcohol free to celebrate their accomplishments. We need our school community to once again come together and support this great tradition.
ON Project Graduation is a mostly senior parent volunteer group that will organize an all-night drug and alcohol free event on Sunday May 20th, 2018. Your support will help ensure our graduating seniors have a place to celebrate all their hard work over their last 12 years of school.
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Healthcare service in Nepal for a burgeoning population of 30 million is inadequate, and until recently a significant number of people had to travel overseas for treatment resulting in high costs and dislocation for the affected families and foreign currency loss for the country. To cater the country's growing demand for quality healthcare support, back in 2001 Malla Group took initiative to establish an international standard multi-specialty tertiary care hospital in Nepal and the outcome is Om Hospital.Back then, Om Hospital was the first ever Nepal owned world class hospital providing a complete range of the latest diagnostic, medical and surgical facilities.
Om Hospital & Research Center (P) Ltd
Om Hospital & Research Center (P.) Ltd began its relentless journey by the name.It was a pioneering attempt by a group of dedicated professionals to make an impact on the health sector of Nepal. Their dedicated and excellent service has enabled them to turn a nursing home into a 150 bed hospital, which provides diagnostic, preventive and curative services.
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Om Health Campus (OHC) (P) Ltd. a sister organization of Om Hospital & Research Center (P) Ltd., was established in 1998 A.D. with the aim of meeting the country's acute need for different human resources in health.This campus possesses its own multi-storied building with beautiful garden, canteen, and play ground facilities which are spread in 7 ropanies of land at Gopikrishna Nagar, Chabahil.
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Ashutosh has secured eight competitive research grants from organizations that include the Ministry of Higher Education in Malaysia (FRGS) and the Sumitomo Foundation of Japan. He has developed an innovative teaching method that accommodates modern IT, students' learning styles, and their social backgrounds for students at the School of Business.
Ashutosh has successfully worked with students and scholars of different disciplines and views who have come from different countries and present varied cultural and educational backgrounds. Currently, he is focusing on a neuroeconomics project that combines public economics, political science, public administration, and neuroscience. He has long been interested in sustainable economics of common-pool resources. Ashutosh is recipient of the Jeffrey Cheah Travel Grants at Harvard and visited Harvard University in 2018
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Sarker, A., W.C. Poon, and G. Herath. 2018. "Natural Resource Use, Institutions, and Green Ergonomics." In A. Thatcher and P.H.P. Yeow (Eds.) Ergonomics and Human Factors for a Sustainable Future, Palgrave McMillan.
Sarker, A. 2008. "Land Improvement Districts as Irrigation Common-Pool Resources in Japan." In Rural Common Property in the Perspective of Development and Modernization. Rome: The Collective Action on Property Rights Initiative and International Land Coalition.
Shrestha, K.K. and A. Sarker. 2008. "Collaborative Planning and Management of Natural Resources: Exploring Ecosystems as Common-Pool Resources in Australia." In Dialogues in Urban Planning. New South Wales: The University of Sydney Press.
Sarker, A., T. Itoh and M. Nakashima. 2002. "Rural Environment, Self-Governance of Local Common-Pool Resources, and Development Planning in Japan." In Planning of Rural Development in Asia and the Pacific. Asian Productivity Organization, Tokyo.
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Poon, W.C., G. Herath, A. Sarker, T. Masuda, and R. Kada. 2016. "River and Fish Pollution in Malaysia: A Green Ergonomics Perspective." Applied Ergonomics 57: 80-93. (ERA: A* ranked).
Sarker, A., T. Ikeda, T. Abe, and K. Inoue. 2015. "Design Principles for Managing Coastal Fisheries Commons in Present-day Japan." Ecological Economics 117: 32-38. (ERA: A ranked).
Sarker, A. 2014. "Federated Rural Organization for Governing the Commons in Japan." Journal of Rural Studies 36: 42-51. (ERA: A* ranked).
Sarker, A., T. Itoh, R. Kada, T. Abe, M. Nakashima, and G. Herath. 2014. "User Self-Governance in a Complex Policy Design for Managing Water Commons." Journal of Hydrology 510: 246-258. (ERA: A* ranked).
Sarker, A. 2013. "The Role of State Reinforced Self-Governance in Averting the Tragedy of the Irrigation Commons in Japan." Public Administration 91: 727–743. (ERA: A* ranked)
Sarker, A., C. Baldwin, and H. Ross. 2009. "Managing Groundwater as a Common-Pool Resource: An Australian Case Study." Water Policy 11: 598-614. (ERA ranked).
Sarker, A., H. Ross, and K. K. Shrestha. 2008. "Interdependence of Common Pool Resources: Lessons from a Set of Nested Catchments in Australia." Human Ecology 36: 821–834. (ERA: A ranked)
Sarker, A., H. Ross, and K. K. Shrestha. 2008. "A Common-Pool Resource Approach for Water Quality Management: An Australian Case Study." Ecological Economics 68: 461-471. (ERA: A ranked)
Sarker, A., and T. Itoh. 2003. "The Nature of the Governance of Japanese Irrigation Common-Pool Resources." Society and Natural Resources 16: 159-172. (ERA: A ranked)
Sarker, A., and T. Itoh. 2001. "The Development of Group Farming in Post-War Japanese Agriculture." Journal of Rural Cooperation 29: 63-82.
Sarker, A., and T. Itoh. 2001. "Design Principles in Long-Enduring Institutions of Japanese Irrigation Common Pool Resources." Agricultural Water Management 48: 89-102. (ERA: A ranked)
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Sarker, A. 2014. "New Design for CTIM Economics Paper." Tax Guardian. Official Journal of the Charted Tax Institute of Malaysia [CTIM]. 7: 58-59.
Sarker, A. 2018. "Institutional Economics Approach for Addressing Underproduction." Paper presented at the 2018 Pennsylvania Economic Association Annual Conference held during Thursday May 31st to Saturday June 2, 2018 at Pennsylvania State University Altoona, U.S.A.
Sarker, A., W.C. Poon, S. Haque, and G. Herath. 2017. "Experimental Common-Pool Resource Management and Neuroeconomics." Paper presented at the 51st Canadian Economics Association Conference held during Friday June 2nd to Sunday June 4th, 2017 at St Francis Xavier University, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Sarker, A., W.C. Poon, S. Haque, and G. Herath. 2016. "Addressing the Provision Problems of Common-Pool Resources from Neuroeconomics Perspective." Paper to be presented at the 50th Annual Conference of the Canadian Economics Association, The University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada, June 2016.
Sarker, A., W.C. Poon, G. Herath, and S. Haque. 2015. "Common-Pool Resources Management in Experimental Economics and Neuroscience Perspectives." Paper presented at the 15th Biannual Conference International Association for the Study of the Commons, The University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, May 2015.
Sarker, A. 2015. "Managing Private Terraced Paddy Fields as Transcommons in Japan." Paper presented at the 15th Biannual Conference International Association for the Study of the Commons, The University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, May 2015.
Sarker, A. 2015. "The Role of State-Reinforced Self-Governance for Managing Postwar Coastal Fisheries Commons in Japan." Paper presented at the 15th Biannual Conference International Association for the Study of the Commons, The University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, May 2015.
Sarker, A. 2013. "State-Reinforced Self-Governance in Staving off the Tragedy of the Irrigation Commons in Japan." Paper presented at IASC 2013: The 14th Global Biennial Conference of the International Association for the Study of the Commons, Kitafuji, Japan, June 2013.
Sarker, A. 2013. "Managing the Underuse of the Satoyama as a New Commons for the Harmonious Coexistence of Humans and Nature in Japan." Paper presented at IASC 2013: The 14th Global Biennial Conference of the International Association for the Study of the Commons, Kitafuji, Japan, June 2013.
Sarker, A., W.C. Poon, T. Masuda, G. Herath, and R. Kada. 2013. "Water Pollution and Food-Health Security in River Basin in Malaysia." Paper presented at the International Conference on Climate Change and Natural Disasters in Asia at Monash University Malaysia, Sunway, Malaysia, March 2013.
Sarker, A. 2012. "Managing the Institutional Diversity of Japan's Irrigation Commons." Paper presented at the ISEE 2012 Conference – Ecological Economics and Rio+20: Challenges and Contributions for a Green Economy, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 2012.
Sarker, A. 2012. "Managing Underuse, Biodiversity, and Resilience of Satoyama Social-Ecological System in Japan." Poster presented at the ISEE 2012 Conference – Ecological Economics and Rio+20: Challenges and Contributions for a Green Economy, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 2012.
Sarker, A., T. Itoh, and R. Kada. 2010. "Governing Agricultural Water Use and Ecosystem Services Sustainably in Japan." Paper presented at the 16th Annual International Sustainable Development Research Conference, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, May–June 2010.
Kada, R., K. Fujiwara, and Sarker, A. 2010. "Developing Leadership for Sustainable Environmental Risk Management in Asia and Africa." Paper presented at the 16th Annual International Sustainable Development Research Conference, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, May–June 2010.
Sarker, A., T. Itoh, and R. Kada. 2009. "Polycentric Governance for Local Action and Sustainable Irrigation Management in Japan." Paper presented at the 15th International Sustainable Development Research Conference, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands, July 2009.
Sarker, A., R. Kada, and K. Fujie. 2009. "Bio-Energy, Ecological Risks, and Sustainable Development in Asia." Poster presented at the 15th International Sustainable Development Research Conference, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands, July 2009.
Kada, R., and A. Sarker. 2009. "Payment for Ecosystem Services and Sustainable Agricultural Development." Paper presented at the 15th International Sustainable Development Research Conference, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands, July 2009.
Sarker, A., and R. Kada. 2008. "Bio-Energy and Ecological Risks in Asian Agriculture." Poster presented at the Seminar on Global Eco-Risk Management from Asian Viewpoints, United Nations University, Tokyo, Japan, December 12, 2008.
Sarker, A., T. Itoh, and R. Kada. 2008. "Evolution of Common-Pool Resource Theory and Irrigation Management in Japan." Paper presented at the 12th Biennial Conference of the International Association for the Study of Commons, The University of Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire, UK, July 2008.
Sarker, A., T. Itoh, and R. Kada. 2008. "Scale Issue and Irrigation Common-Pool Resources in Japan." Paper presented at the 12th Biennial Conference of the International Association for the Study of Commons, The University of Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire, UK, July 2008.
Sarker, A., and H. Ross. 2006. "Managing Water Quality through Common property, Market and Non-Market Based Instruments in South-East Queensland, Australia." Paper presented at the 9th International River Symposium, Brisbane, Australia, September 2006.
Sarker, A., and T. Itoh. 2006. "Managing River Water for Irrigation in Japan." Paper presented at the 9th International River Symposium, Brisbane, Australia, September 2006.
Sarker, A, K.K. Shrestha, and H. Ross. 2006. "Commons in Catchments: Opportunities and Challenges for Collaborative Natural Resource Management." Paper presented at the International Geographical Union Regional Conference, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia, July 2006.
Sarker, A., and H. Ross. 2006. "Managing the Ecosystem Services Linked to Water Resources Commons in Australia." Paper presented at the Regional Meeting of IASC, The University of Brescia, Italy, March 2006.
Sarker, A., and H. Ross. 2005. "Common Property Approaches to Managing Environmental Issues in the Lockyer Catchment, South East Queensland, Australia." Poster presented at the 8th International River Symposium, Brisbane, Australia, September 2005.
Sarker, A., and T. Itoh. 2000. "Irrigators' Management of Common-Pool Resources with an External Entity in Japan." Paper presented at the International Symposium on Society and Resource Management, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA, US, June 2000.
Sarker, A. and T. Itoh. 1998. "Group Farming in Korea: With Special Reference to Trust Farming Company." Bulletin of the Faculty of Agriculture, Niigata University. 51: 1-13.
Sarker, A. 2008. Review of Economics and the Environment: A Signaling and Incentives Approach, by Ian Wills. Australasian Journal of Environmental Management 15: 63-64.
Sarker, A. 2004. Review of The Commons in the New Millennium: Challenges and Adaptations, by Nives Dolšak and Elinor Ostrom (eds.). Society and Natural Resources 17: 369-371. a
Experimental Investigation of Economic and Neural Dynamics during Communication and Cooperation for Managing Public Goods
A. Sarker (Principal Investigator), P. Yeow, A. Ismafairus, and M. Mohamad
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Neuroeconomic Underpinnings of Noncooperation and Cooperation in Sustainable Use of Shared Natural Resources
A. Sarker (Principal Investigator), G. Herath, W.C. Poon, and S. Haque
Climate Change Adaptation by the Poor in Malaysia: An Empirical investigation
G. Herath, A. Sarker, and W. C. Poon.
Social and Economic Transformation in Asia
Integrating Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic Learning Styles at School of Business
A. Sarker (Principal Investigator), W. C. Poon, and G. Herath
Social Economic Transformation in Asia
Neuroeconomic Foundation of Social Communication, Cooperation, and Noncooperation for the Management of the Commons
Social Economic Transformation in Asia (SETA)
Assessing Socio-Economic and Environmental Risks for Food and Health Security in Muda Irrigation Area in Malaysia
G. Herath, A. Sarker, W.C. Poon, and R. Kada
Seed Grant, Monash University Malaysia
Managing the Underuse of Satoyama as the New Commons for the Harmonious Coexistence of Humans and Nature in Japan
A. Sarker (Principal Investigator)
Sumitomo Foundation, Japan
Assessing Socio-Economic and Environmental Risks for Food and Health Security in the Langat and the Klang River Basins in Malaysia
G. Herath, A. Sarker, W.C. Poon, T. Masuda, and R. Kada
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN), Japan;
Assessing Socio-Economic and Environmental Risks for Food and Health Security in the Langat River, Malaysia
G. Herath, Ashutosh Sarker, W. C. Poon, T. Masuda, and R. Kada
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Q: Compiling ARMv8 on an Ubuntu VM I have some c code, a makefile, and code in ARMv8 and am trying to compile it on a virtual machine I set up through Google cloud computing. The VM instance is Ubuntu 20.04 and runs a GNU g++ compiler.
I use this VM to run C++ code for another class and was trying to compile some of my ARMv8 and C code on it with no success. The C/ARMv8 code normally runs on a 64-bit Raspberry Pi 4 and works perfectly on that. Here I was just trying to see if I could just compile the code on the VM so I could just work on the code from my laptop.
Running my makefile in shell returns

gcc -g -O0 -c main.c  -o main.o
gcc -g -O0 -c test.S -o test.o
test.S: Assembler messages:
test.S:6: Error: no such instruction: `adrp X0,msg1'
test.S:7: Error: too many memory references for `add'
test.S:8: Error: no such instruction: `adr X1,msg2'
test.S:9: Error: no such instruction: `adrp X6,num1'
test.S:10: Error: too many memory references for `add'
test.S:11: Error: no such instruction: `ldurb w2,[X6,0]'
test.S:12: Error: no such instruction: `ldursh X3,[X6,1]'
test.S:13: Error: no such instruction: `ldursw X4,[X6,3]'
test.S:14: Error: no such instruction: `ldur X5,[X6,7]'
test.S:15: Error: no such instruction: `br X30'
test.S:21: Warning: value 0xcafebabe truncated to 0xbabe
make: *** [Makefile:24: test.o] Error 1

From my investigation I am guessing I need to get a different compiler and change my makefile but have gotten nowhere. I've attached the code. Any help or input would be appreciated.
Thanks.
C code test.c:
extern long long int test();

int main(void)
{
    test();
    return 0;
}

ARMv8 test.S file:
.section .text
.globl test

test:
    ADRP X0, msg1
    ADD X0,X0, :lo12:msg1
    ADR X1, msg2
    ADRP X6, num1
    ADD X6,X6, :lo12:num1
    LDURB w2, [X6,0]
    LDURSH X3,[X6,1]
    LDURSW X4,[X6,3]
    LDUR X5,[X6,7]
    BR X30
 .section       .data
        msg1:   .asciz "A 17 byte message"
        msg2:   .asciz "Another message of 27 bytes"
        num1:   .byte 45
        num2:   .hword 0xf654
        num3:   .word 0xcafebabe
        num4:   .quad 0xfeedface

Makefile:
TARGET=Lab02
CC=gcc
LD=gcc

FLAGS=-g -O0

all: $(TARGET)

clean:
    rm *.o
    rm $(TARGET)

main.o: main.c
# Compile for best debug view (lowest optimization)
    $(CC) $(FLAGS) -c $^  -o $@

test.o: test.S
# Compile for best debug view (lowest optimization)
    $(CC) $(FLAGS) -c $^ -o $@

$(TARGET): main.o test.o
    $(LD) main.o test.o -o $@

A: MadScientist is right -- more info would be helpful.
Assuming your Google VM is an x86_64 (like a pc desktop) instance.  Then the default installation of GCC will be targeted at X86_64.
The thing you want to accomplish is to have an X86_64 vm create an executable that will run on an aarch64 machine (the rpi): the short name for this process is "cross compiling."  To compile for aarch64 (rpi 4) on your vm, you need a cross-compiler.  Here's the top Google hit for 'linux intro to cross compiling' https://landley.net/writing/docs/cross-compiling.html.  That's an OK article.
from the above article:

A compiler is a program that turns source code into executable code.
Like all programs, a compiler runs on a specific type of computer, and
the new programs it outputs also run on a specific type of
computer.[1]
The computer the compiler runs on is called the host, and the computer
the new programs run on is called the target. When the host and target
are the same type of machine, the compiler is a native compiler. When
the host and target are different, the compiler is a cross compiler.

When talking about the 'type' of a computer, people will often differentiate the different types by referring to their 'machine architecture.'  In the current example the two architectures are X86_64 (the vm), and aarch64 (the rpi).  The two types of computer have CPUs (and lots of other bits) that operate differently.  Not coincidentally, those CPUs are probably manufactured by different companies.  The compiler you invoke needs to understand which underlying architecture its output will run on.
I've not used Ubuntu for a while now, but the general approch for you is going to be:
1)install a cross compiler: apt install gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu binutils-aarch64-linux-gnu
2)modify your makefile such that CC and LD point to the cross versions of the compiler/linker:
CC=aarch64-linux-gnu-gcc
LD=aarch64-linux-gnu-ld

See this other write up for more details: https://jensd.be/1126/linux/cross-compiling-for-arm-or-aarch64-on-debian-or-ubuntu
Do note that once you've modified the makefile as I suggest, the resulting makefile will be specific to cross-compiling from X86_64 to aarch64.  If you go back to building directly on the rpi, you'll have to use the original makefile, which (on the rpi) will call the native gcc.
[Edit]
One point of interest: your intitial attempt to build your homework project on the VM probably failed because the assembly portion (the .S file) is written in ARM assembly, and the native compiler expects X86_64 assembly.
[Further Edit]
To get a better handle on what is going on, the unix 'file' utility is your friend.  Build e.g. a hello-world program with the default/native GCC on your vm.  If the compiled executable is e.g. 'hello', run 'file hello' from the command line.  you'll get output like
$ gcc -o hello hello-world.c
$ file hello
hello: ELF 64-bit LSB pie executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, BuildID[sha1]=a79795753d9854494b3d0d2bed12efbd08607f0d, for GNU/Linux 4.4.0, stripped

Use the cross-compiler to compile the same hello-world (into, say -- 'hello-arm').  call the file utility on the arm version and you'll get something like:
$ aarch64-linux-gnueabi-gcc -o hello-arm hello-world.c
$ file hello-arm
hello-arm: ELF 64-bit LSB pie executable, ARM aarch64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib/ld-linux-aarch64.so.1, for GNU/Linux 3.7.0, BuildID[xxHash]=a8d805b895135d1b, with debug_info, not strippedd

The first compiled program ('hello') is built for your vm's native architecture: X86_64. It will run on the vm but, not on the RPi.  The second compiled program ('hello-arm') is built for RPi (whose architecture, in this example, is spelled 'aarch64') -- trying to run it on the vm will result in an error, but it will run fine on the Pi.

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Johnny Appleseed (* 26. September 1774 in Leominster, Province of Massachusetts Bay; † 11. März 1847 in Fort Wayne, Indiana; eigentlich John Chapman) war ein Anhänger Emanuel Swedenborgs und ökologischer Pionier, der zu einer bekannten Figur der US-amerikanischen Folklore wurde. In einigen Teilen der USA wird am Geburtstag, häufiger jedoch am Todestag  des Mannes der Johnny Appleseed Day gefeiert. Im deutschsprachigen Raum ist er als Johnny Apfelkern, Hänschen Apfelkern oder Hans Apfelkern bekannt.

Wirken
John Chapman war das zweite Kind von Nathaniel und Elizabeth Chapman, geb. Simonds. Sein Spitzname "Appleseed" stammt daher, dass er im ganzen Mittleren Westen Apfelbäume aufzog, die aus den bei der Kelterung anfallenden Kernen ausgesät wurden. Er legte also keine Obstgärten an, sondern reine Anzuchtgärten voll mit Zufallssämlingen, deren Früchte immerhin recht gut für die Herstellung von Apfelwein geeignet waren. Diese Anzuchtgärten wurden von ihm anschließend lokalen Partnern zur Betreuung überlassen, während er weiterzog. Der Legende nach zog er nach dem Tod seiner Verlobten sein restliches Leben lang als Missionar der Neuen Kirche durchs Land, trug einen Kochtopf auf dem Kopf und hatte die Hosentaschen voller Apfelsamen. Er lehrte die Bibel und schloss Freundschaft mit Indianern, wilden Tieren und Siedlern.

Die besondere Bedeutung der Apfelbäume bestand darin, dass Apfelwein der für Pioniere am einfachsten zu produzierende Alkohol war. Es brauchte keine Destillation wie beim Kornbrand, keine aufwändig zu kultivierenden Weinreben oder Hopfen für das Brauen von Bier. Appleseed wurde so zum "Amerikanischen Dionysos"; er war der Mann, der den Stoff an die Frontier brachte.

Rezeption
Walt Disney verfilmte die sagenumwobene Lebensgeschichte des Pioniers als Segment des Zeichentrickfilms Musik, Tanz und Rhythmus (Melody Time, 1948), worin Dennis Day dem Johnny Appleseed seine Stimme lieh. Die amerikanische Punk-Band NOFX veröffentlichte 1992 auf ihrem Album White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean einen Song mit dem Titel Johnny Appleseed.

Es gibt eine große Zahl verschiedener Kinderbücher, die sich mit der Figur befassen.

Literatur
 Aliki: Die Geschichte von Hans Apfelkern. (Originaltitel: Johnny Appleseed). Deutsch von James Krüss. Betz, München 1963.

Weblinks

 Johnny Appleseed: A Pioneer Hero. In: Harper's Magazine. November 1871.
 Johnny Appleseed, Orchardist. aus dem Community Album Collection der Allen County Public Library, November 1952.
 Johnny-Appleseed-Fest in Sheffield, PA.

Einzelnachweise

Person (Obstbau)
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1774
Gestorben 1847
Mann

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#FitForWomen: Improving Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for women health & care workers
One of the many gender inequities in the health and care workforce that COVID-19 has exposed is around the fit and design of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The rapid onset and scale of COVID-19 led to shortages of PPE in most countries, causing preventable infection and mortality among healthcare workers and others on the front lines. Even though most health workers are women, manufacturing specifications for medical PPE are usually drawn up based on the male body and there have been many reports of PPE not designed for women's bodies. WGH undertook a global research project to document the challenges women health workers have faced.
We thank Johnson & Johnson Foundation for their sponsorship and support throughout the creation of this report.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) has become one of the defining issues of the COVID-19 pandemic. In the first quarter of 2020 as the COVID-19 virus spread and patient numbers surged, reports appeared in the media of women health and care workers unable to access PPE working in garbage bags, forced to wear adult diapers, suffering cut and bruised faces from long shifts in PPE and even going on strike.
Shortages of PPE for health workers, especially in low-and middle-income countries are not new. The pandemic, however, exposed the particular problems faced by women health workers using PPE. WHO reports that 115,000 health and care workers (HCWs) have died due to COVID-19, almost certainly an underestimate, and millions will suffer longer term health impacts from having been infected. Health workers need to be protected from the health-related risks they face at work.
The World Health Assembly designated 2021 as the International Year of Health and Care Workers (YHCW) with the themes -Protect. Invest. Together-. YHCW highlights the urgent need to ensure that health and care workers - 70% of whom are women - are supported, protected, motivated and equipped to deliver safe health care at all times, not only during COVID-19. PPE is a critical line of defense for the protection of health workers, and that was especially so at the start of the pandemic, in the absence of vaccines or therapeutics for COVID-19.
Also in 2021 the Government of France, the World Health Organization and Women in Global Health have partnered on the Gender Equal Health and Care Workforce Initiative (GEHCWI) which aims to inspire action in the health and care sectors on safe and decent work for women, ending informal work, which is often unpaid and under paid, equal opportunities in health and care occupations, an end to violence and harassment and equal participation of men and women in the sector in leadership and decision making. One of the four pillars of the Initiative is ensuring safe and decent working conditions for all health workers everywhere, including provision of PPE designed to fit women.
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Whilst some of the challenges around PPE (for example, shortages and poor quality) affect HCWs of all genders, women are 90% of nurses and have been the vast majority of HCWs in patient facing roles in the pandemic. Therefore, if medical PPE is not fit for women, it is not fit for the majority of the health workforce. Our findings show that PPE manufacturing standards pay too little attention to the needs of women and our research has confirmed what many women HCWs already knew: PPE is not fit for women.
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After almost two years of a global pandemic, millions of HCWs around the world, especially women, are burnt out and planning to leave the profession. This report therefore lands at a critical time. When the pandemic began, the world had a severe shortage of HCWs, with an additional 18 million alone needed in low-and middle-income countries to achieve UHC. We cannot afford to lose one more health worker. The failure to protect women HCWs is a moral failure and it is also a failure of accountability. Governments have made numerous commitments in global fora to protect HCWs and the Year of Health and Care Worker 2021 is an opportunity to reinforce existing obligations. Finally, failure to protect women HCWs is a failure to protect ourselves. Women in the health sector want the means - decent work, fair pay, equal leadership, dignity and safety - to do their jobs and deliver stronger health outcomes for everyone.
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Rincón de Jolly  (ucraniano: Веселий Кут) es una localidad del Raión de Bolhrad en el Óblast de Odesa de Ucrania. Según el censo de 2001, tiene una población de 1797 habitantes.

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Sony at this year Mobile World Congress unexpectedly announced a new technology device under its "Xperia" product series called Xperia Touch. The box-like rectangle-shaped projector can beam image of up to 1366x768 pixel resolution to a horizontal or vertical wall, which can be control with touch and gesture.
The image beam can be click and virtually interact with on any surface. The Xperia Touch uses Sony's SXRD projection display technology to project images and has inbuilt camera with infra-red sensor that perceive and detect touch on the projected image in real-time.
The device runs Android 7.0 Nougat with Google apps pre-installed along with other applications such as calendar, weather, and memo. It comes with 3GB RAM, 32GB of built-in, and 13-megapixel camera with Exmor RS sensor. Connectivity options included are Bluetooth 4.2, WiFi 802.11ac (SISO), USB Type-C port, HDMI Type-D port, GPS, and NFC. It also comes with various sensors including Ambient Light, Barometer, e-Compass, Temperature, and Humidity.
The Sony Xperia Touch is priced at €1,499 ($1,583). It will go on sale in Europe and other selected regions via the company online store and third-party retailers in Spring 2017.


Well the world-wide phenomenon that is Fortnite is now on the Nintendo Switch. For those of us who read the internet even before their e3 Direct we knew that the game was coming to the home/hybrid console.Thanks to People data mining and then uploading the info they had found the surprise was spoilt for all. Now I'm in my mid thirties and Fortnite has never interested me. I own a PS4, Xbox one S and Nintendo Switch and the only console I have downloaded this game on is my Switch…. I got sucked in and I'm not ashamed to say I bloody love the game. It's simple and fun and makes you want to come back for one more game……I have two young nephews who are completely in love with this game, doing jobs to earn money for v-bucks. Having watched my nephews play both Xbox and PlayStation versions I know that the switch version is obviously not graphically on par BUT it's good enough and I don't see why a game such as this needs such fantastic bells and whistles. The game holds a steady frame rate, occasionally dropping from its 30fps but overall it's an enjoyable experience whether docked or handheld. For me, handheld is where Epic needed to get it right. As the other consoles only offer the home console experience and Switch offers the portability factor too, I'm happy to say Epic succeeded in the handheld mode, it works well and stays steady and looks fantastic. It's the gameplay which is what keeps us all going back for more. The familiar Battle Royale system is tried and tested and I know we have other games in the genre and that series like Call of Duty and Battlefield are introducing new modes into their next entries just to cash in on the current trend.
I love the simplistic, pick up and play nature of the game. It's easy and once I've come to terms with being shot, to hold B and quickly return to the lobby and start my next match. I have not spent any real money on V-Bucks as yet but I'm sure I'll get suckered in at some point when I see a costume that grabs my eye.Fortnite is a great addition to the Switch and seeing it on the eshop makes me think that the future certainly is bright for the little console. It's something we don't usually see on Nintendo and I hope developers see things like this and think we can do this too!All in all Fortnite is a Brilliant addition to your game library not just because it's free but because it's so much bloody fun. You'll find it very difficult to just play one match in whichever mode you play. I rate this at a solid 8/10.Not bad considering this kind of game is not always aimed at an older generation.


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Breath is about an Iranian family who lives in Iran. It tells the story of Bahar, who is living with her father, Ghafour and Grandmother during the 70s.She is living in her childish and surreal world, filled with their dreams and fantasies.
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I decided to celebrate Fall with my CPS card this week, sketch # 87. The CPS girls did a lot of super cute cards this week, be sure to hop on over to the blog and check them out!
On another Fall note...I am going to be taking photographs of a family I know on Friday as long as schedules work out. We have this great park that I went and checked out the other day, and it still has its gorgeous Fall colors. They know I am not a professional, but am really working towards it. I know that it will be a long while before I can be considered a professional, and that is okay. I am really enjoying the learning process, even when photos don't turn out.
Well, that is all for me! Hope everyone is having a great Thursday! Anyone else ready for the weekend? I know I am!
Cute card, Loving the tule!!
Gorgeous card, Lea! I just love the glittered leaf and all the bling! The tulle is seriously cool! Love it!
LOVE your card Lea!!!! Beautiful work as always - you are so creative!!
Lea, I really really love this card! That glittered leaf is fabulous!
Delish!!! I love the FLUFFY TULLE!!! I for some reason can not seem to find my way out of the box that says my card should fit in an envelope....UGH why???? I can always send it in a small box right?? LOL I guess I am just too practical minded?? Who knows...but next week I am going to make cards that JUST MIGHT NOT FIT IN AN ENVELOPE!
So pretty! Love those rich colors and the sparkle! But, that tulle just gives it the WOW factor! Gorgeous, Lea!
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GBRf Class 73 Bo-Bo "73965" (R3911)
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Locomotive No. 73965 was built in April 1966 as E6028. In January 1974 the locomotive was briefly re-numbered 73131 at the beginning of TOPS classification however this was changed to 73208 by the end of the month. Between 1983 and 1997 the locomotive carried the name 'Croydon 1883-1983' and between 2006 and 2013 it carried the name 'Kirsten'. GB Rail freight took ownership of the locomotive from 2014, renumbering it to 73965.
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GBRf Class 20/9 Bo-Bo 20901 (R3912)
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Built between 1957 and 1968 for use on light mixed freight trains, 228 English Electric Type 1 (later to become Class 20) locomotives were built. Affectionately known as 'Choppers', due to their distinctive engine sound, most of the class have now been retired from traffic but a few remain working, particularly with GBRf. Six locomotives were sold to Hunslet-Barclay and modified following withdrawal in 1989 for contract freight traffic and weed killing trains. Subsequently sold on to DRS, 20901 and 20905 were purchased by the Harry Needle Railroad Company and were then hired to GBRf for transporting London Underground stock between London and Derby, being painted into GBRf Europorte's Blue and Gold livery for the duration of the contract.
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GBRf Class 20/9 Bo-Bo "20905" (R3913)
Locomotive D8325 was built at the English Electric Vulcan Foundry in February 1968 and initially allocated to the Polmadie engine shed. In 1973 the locomotive reived a TOPS classification number of 20225 before being renumbered 20905 in August 1989 following modifications to 20/9 specifications.
Network Rail Class 37 Co-Co 97304 "John Tiley" (R3914)
97304 entered service with Network Rail in July 2008, having originally entered traffic in January 1964 as D6917 and then having been subsequently renumbered as 37217 under the TOPS scheme in April 1974. In November 2008 the locomotive was named 'John Tiley', honouring the former Network Rail Engineering Manager and worked on the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) Early Deployment Scheme over the Cambrian lines in Wales; the pilot project for Level 2 deployment on other parts of the UK network. European Train Control System (ETCS) equipment was fitted to two car Class 158 diesel passenger units, as well as three of Network Rail's Class 97 locomotives and the project ran between 2007 and 2013. When not required for ERTMS operations, 97304 was available for Network Rail Test Trains and the locomotive is currently based out of Network Rail's Shrewsbury depot on RHTT operations.
Network Rail Class 121 "960015" (R3915)
Unit number 55019 was built in 1958 and served passenger duties in the western region until being converted for departmental use in 1969. As departmental stock it was redesignated a class 960 and given the unit number 960015. Operated by Network rail the units primary role is as a sandite unit.
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Diesel Freight Train Pack (R30036)
This set features a small locomotive presented in the livery of No.6 'Peart Industries'. Locomotives like No.6 and its counterparts are built to rush around goods yards and despite playing a vital role they seldom get the limelight they deserve. This train pack is a brilliant way to add variety to your layout. This pack includes: 1 x Bagnall 0-4-0 Diesel Locomotive 1 x LWB Tank wagon 1 x SWB Open wagon 1 x SWB Vent Van
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BR Class 47 Co-Co "47583" County Of Hertfordshire (R30040TTS)
Built between 1962 and 1968, the British Rail (BR) Class 47 Co-Co Diesel-Electric locomotive was once the most numerous class of mainline diesel in Britain with 512 examples. 310 locomotives were constructed by Brush in Loughborough, and the remaining 202 at Crewe. The locomotives were used for passenger and freight operations. In 2020, 24 of the class remain operational on the national network with more in storage and an additional 31 preserved. Built in October 1964 as D1767 the locomotive was initially assigned to the Tinsley depot. Under TOPS the locomotive was initially numbered 47172.
The locomotive received the name 'County of Hertfordshire' in 1979 before being reclassified a class 47/4 and renumbered 47583 in November 1980. In 1981 the livery of the locomotive was updated to mark the wedding of HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer featuring a large BR arrow uniquely lined in Red and Blue.
Colas Rail Class 37 Co-Co "37521" (R30041TTS)
Entering service as the English Electric Type 3, the British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives were built at the Vulcan Foundry in Newton-le-Willows in a Co-Co configuration, based on locomotive designs for export markets. Built to undertake both freight and passenger work across all BR sectors, these engines proved highly reliable and, after overhaul, many survived in service across the network into the 1990s. British Rail first placed an order for forty-two Class 37 locomotives in January 1959, the first of which was delivered in November 1960, entering service on 2 December with the last of this original batch complete by mid-1962, by which time subsequent orders had been placed. The last of the 309 locomotives built was delivered to the Western Region on 9 November 1965, originally numbered in the range D6700-D6999 and D6600-D6608. Many Class 37 Locomotives were refurbished in the 1980s, extending their life.
As a result, the Class 37 remains in service to this day as one of the longest serving classes on British railways. Second-hand locomotives have been exported to railways in France and Spain whilst in the UK many locomotives no longer required to work have been preserved. Locomotive D6817 was built in March 1963 and renumbered to 37117 under the TOPS system in 1974. In 1988 the locomotive was refurbished and renumbered becoming Class 37/5 37521. After privatisation of British Rail the locomotive passed to EWS ownership and remined in service until 2007. After a few years in storage the locomotive was purchased by the Harry Needle Railroad Company before being sold again in 2013 to Direct Rail Services. The locomotive was later purchased by a private owner before being purchased by Colas Rail Freight in 2018.
ROG Class 47 Co-Co "47813" Jack Frost (R30042TTS)
Built between 1962 and 1968, the British Rail (BR) Class 47 Co-Co Diesel-Electric locomotive was once the most numerous class of mainline diesel in Britain with 512 examples. 310 locomotives were constructed by Brush in Loughborough, and the remaining 202 at Crewe. The locomotives were used for passenger and freight operations. In 2020, 24 of the class remain operational on the national network with more in storage and an additional 31 preserved. Built in March 1964 BR 47813 was on of the last Class 47/4 locomotives built and as such was one of the group upgraded with additional fuel tanks for extra range. As a result of this added flexibility the upgraded locomotives have been well looked after. No. 47813 has operated under BR, First Great Western, Cotswold Rail, Rail Operations Group (ROG) and most recently Direct Rail Services. This model depicts the locomotive during its ROG tenure.
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Network Rail Class 57 Co-Co "57305" (R30043)
Built between 1962 and 1968, the Class 47 Co-Co Diesel-Electric locomotive was once the most numerous class of mainline diesel in Britain with 512 examples. 310 locomotives were constructed by Brush in Loughborough, and the remaining 202 at Crewe. The locomotives were used for passenger and freight operations. Between 1998 and 2004 33 of the locomotives were converted to Class 57s by Brush Traction. The Class 57 features re-conditioned EMD engines and new traction alternators. Network Rail leased six Class 57s fitted with either tightlock couplings or Dellner couplers enabling them to be used as rescue engines for EMUs in the south of England, with the locomotives having fulfilled a similar function as Virgin Train Thunderbirds on the ECML.
Network Rail Class 37 Co-Co "97302" Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways (R30044)
As a result, the Class 37 remains in service to this day as one of the longest serving classes on British railways. Second-hand locomotives have been exported to railways in France and Spain whilst in the UK many locomotives no longer required to work have been preserved. Network Rail possesses 5 Class 37 locomotives. One of these, No. 37217, is in storage whilst the other four have undergone extensive refurbishment. The refurbished locomotives have been reclassified Class 97/3, with the Class 97 designation reserved for departmental locomotives under the TOPS system. These four were used by Network rail as part of the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) trial project on the Cambrian Line. The class was chosen because of its original fitment with both air and vacuum braking, a feature which will allow them to pull both modern freight trains as well as steam specials.
Colas Rail Class 47 Co-Co "47749" City Of Truro (R30045)
Built between 1962 and 1968, the Class 47 Co-Co Diesel-Electric locomotive was once the most numerous class of mainline diesel in Britain with 512 examples. 310 locomotives were constructed by Brush in Loughborough, and the remaining 202 at Crewe. The locomotives were used for passenger and freight operations. In 2020, 24 of the class remain operational on the national network with more in storage and an additional 31 preserved. In 2007 newly formed Colas Rail unveiled four newly liveried Class 47 locomotives, having previously relied on hired Class 57s to fulfil its timber hauling contracts. This was early evidence of the ambition Colas Rail had to obtain and grow its own fleet of freight locomotives. The first two locomotives to be overhauled ready for service were No. 47727 'Rebecca' and No. 47749 'Demelza'. In April 2016 locomotive No. 47749 had its original name 'City of Truro' restored.
ROG Class 47 Co-Co "47812" (R30046)
Built between 1962 and 1968, the Class 47 Co-Co Diesel-Electric locomotive was once the most numerous class of mainline diesel in Britain with 512 examples. 310 locomotives were constructed by Brush in Loughborough, and the remaining 202 at Crewe. The locomotives were used for passenger and freight operations. In 2020, 24 of the class remain operational on the national network with more in storage and an additional 31 preserved. Between 2016 and 2017, ROG purchased a total of five Class 47 locomotives from Riviera Trains and Direct Rail Services to complement their Class 37s. The first Class 47 obtained was No. 47812 which was modified at Arlington Fleet Services' Eastleigh Works, including the fitting of Dellner couplings to enable the haulage of EMUs. The locomotive was built in 1965 and had previously served with Virgin Trains and Riviera Trains.
Entering service as the English Electric Type 3, the British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives were built at the Vulcan Foundry in Newton-le-Willows in a Co-Co configuration, based on locomotive designs for export markets. Built to undertake both freight and passenger work across all BR sectors, these engines proved highly reliable and, after overhaul, many survived in service across the network into the 1990s. British Rail first placed an order for forty-two Class 37 locomotives in January 1959, the first of which was delivered in November 1960, entering service on 2 December with the last of this original batch complete by mid-1962, by which time subsequent orders had been placed.
The last of the 309 locomotives built was delivered to the Western Region on 9 November 1965, originally numbered in the range D6700-D6999 and D6600-D6608. Many Class 37 Locomotives were refurbished in the 1980s, extending their life. As a result, the Class 37 remains in service to this day as one of the longest serving classes on British railways. Second-hand locomotives have been exported to railways in France and Spain whilst in the UK many locomotives no longer required to work have been preserved. Rail Operations Group operate a fleet of 6 locomotives built between 1961 and 1963. They have been modified to allow them to move EMUs around the network including modifications to allow them to couple with and operate the brakes on various EMU classes without the need for translator vehicles. Built in 1963 the locomotive was initially numbered D6812 but became No. 37112 under TOPs in 1974. The locomotive was updated to Class 37/5 specification in 1985 and was renumbered 37510.
BR Class 55 Deltic Co-Co "D9018" Ballymoss (R30048TTS)
Built in 1961 and 1962, the Class 55 Co-Co diesel locomotives were specifically designed for the high-speed express passenger services on the East Coast Main Line (ECML). The Class, built by English Electric, was powered by two 18-cylinder D18-25 series II type V Deltic engines, each rated at 1,650 hp continuous at 1500 rpm. This unique engine also powered the DP1 prototype that preceded the Class 55s, with the prototype being named 'Deltic' after its engines, hence the Class 55 also became known as 'Deltics'.
After the introduction of the HSTs, the Class 55s were deposed from many of their express duties, instead being placed on secondary services. It soon became clear that maintaining the Deltics for these secondary duties would not be economically viable meaning that the class were run with minimal maintenance until they failed, at which point they would be sent to Doncaster Works to be scrapped. Six locomotives were preserved, including 55 002 'The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry' which was selected by the National Railway Museum to join the National Collection.
After privatisation of the British railway network, the preserved Deltics became ideal candidates for mainline running due to their strong performance characteristics relative to other preserved diesels. This has included running passenger charters as well as freight services. On 29 November 2017 it was announced via the official Royal Scots Grey website that 55 022 'Royal Scots Grey' and D9016 'Gordon Highlander', plus all spares, had been sold to Locomotive Services Limited, with D9016 recently moving to LSL's facility in Margate.
BR Class 55 Deltic Co-Co "55013" The Black Watch (R30049TTS)
After the introduction of the HSTs, the Class 55s were deposed from many of their express duties, instead being placed on secondary services. It soon became clear that maintaining the Deltics for these secondary duties would not be economically viable meaning that the class were run with minimal maintenance until they failed, at which point they would be sent to Doncaster Works to be scrapped. Six locomotives were preserved, including 55 002 'The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry' which was selected by the National Railway Museum to join the National Collection. After privatisation of the British railway network, the preserved Deltics became ideal candidates for mainline running due to their strong performance characteristics relative to other preserved diesels. This has included running passenger charters as well as freight services. On 29 November 2017 it was announced via the official Royal Scots Grey website that 55 022 'Royal Scots Grey' and D9016 'Gordon Highlander', plus all spares, had been sold to Locomotive Services Limited, with D9016 recently moving to LSL's facility in Margate. Built in 1961, locomotive No. D9013 was allocated to the Haymarket shed from new and spent most of its life there other than a brief allocation to Finsbury Park in early 1968 which lasted just four months. The locomotive served with BR until its withdrawal from service in December 1981.
BR Bagnall 0-4-0DH "01426" (R30050)
The Stafford firm of W.G Bagnall built a range of steam and diesel shunting locomotives for industrial and shunting use, supplying a number of types to the National Coal Board during the 1950s. Locomotive production ceased in 1961 and the last two 4w Diesel-Hydraulic shunters produced were built for the firm of Leys Malleable Castings Co. Ltd in Lincoln, a typical industrial customer for the small diesel shunter market, although similar locomotives found work across the United Kingdom during the 1960s and 1970s in British Railways' departmental use.
G. Lee Mining Co. Ltd Bagnall 0-4-0DH (R30051)
With demand for coal falling during the 1960s, many small mining companies were losing money hand over fist. Despite the difficult circumstances, the purchase of a Bagnall diesel locomotive allowed the G. Lee Mining Co. to resist closure owing to greater operating efficiency. In fact, the locomotive made such an impact that there was hope the mine would stick it out long enough to rake in the big money once their competitors had closed down.
Hanson Class 59 Co-Co "59101" (R30070)
The Class 59 is a Co-Co diesel-electric locomotive built by Electro-Motive Diesel in La Grange, Illinois for British customers. A tender for six locomotives was created by Foster Yeoman, operator of Torr Works, for a powerful locomotive with 95% availability. Although Brush Traction and BREL of Britain were invited to come up with a design, only EMD could be the 95% availability criteria. EMD's tender was sufficiently adept at the work required that double heading would no longer be needed, resulting in the order being reduced to just 4.
The locomotives were delivered to the UK via Southampton in January 1986 becoming the first privately owned locomotives to regularly operate on Britain's mainline and the first designed and built in the US. After the initial 4 locomotives were proven successful, the Amalgamated Roadstone Corporation (ARC) ordered another 4 which were built by General Motors Diesel Division at their Canadian plant in London, Ontario in 1990. A final order of six locomotives was placed by National Power which were again built in Ontario in 1994 and 1995. The hugely successful EMD Class 66 is partially a development of the Class 59 and shares many components including its bodywork. Locomotive No. 59101 was one of the 4 ARC locomotives to be built in Canada. The locomotive arrived in Britain in October 1990 and entered service the following month. By the time the locomotive had arrived ARC had been purchased by Hanson PLC and as a result over the next few years all four of the ARC order locomotives were repainted into the blue and white Hanson livery.
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Europe is a classic vacation destination full of luxury hotels, historical locations and cultural venues including museums, art galleries and much more. Some American travel agencies offer family vacations to Europe which are full of adventure, history, activity and entertainment. Some of the best family luxury vacations in Europe are all-inclusive.
Classic Vacations, a travel agency headquartered in San Jose, California, offers a special luxury, family vacation package to London. The Egerton House Hotel is the destination where a family with up to two children can book a minimum of a three night stay at 50 percent discounted rate. This vacation deal includes free daily breakfast, console video games and board games for the children. The Egerton hotel is in the Knightsbridge area of London, nearby to many hotels, such as the Victoria and Albert Museum, and every attraction which London has to offer. Amenities at this hotel include afternoon tea, a martini bar, flat-screen television sets and free high-speed Internet connectivity.
Austin-Lehman Adventures is a travel agency located in Billings, Montanta, that offers family adventure and luxury vacations to places like Europe, the United States and Latin America. Austin-Lehman's France Family – La Loire: Valley of the Kings package is an eight-day adventure that includes trips to vineyards, villages and the King Francois the first's Chateau de Chambord, which is a medieval castle in France. This luxurious family vacation includes a stay in a number of different hotels, including Hotel le Versailes, Hotel Mercure, Chateau de Pray, Hotel George Sand, Hotel le Grand Monarque and Chateau de Beulieu.
Austin-Lehman Adventures offers another European luxury vacation for the family called "A Netherlands Vacation Package for the Whole Family." In this family adventure, Austin-Lehman sets you up with an eight-day, seven-night stay in five luxury hotels: Hotel Lion d'Or, Hotel Suydersee, Hotel Iselmar, Chateau de Havixhorst, and Hotel Lubbelinkhof. Aside from top-notch hotel accommodations, A Netherlands Vacation Package for the Whole Family offers bike rides and tours, tours of working windmills, a visit to the Emmen zoo and a boat ride in the "Venice of the North," Giethoom.
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Q: How can I bind scope property of transcluded element to parent? I'm attempting to create a reusable parent container directive. What I want is something like the following:
<parent title="Parent title">
    <child></child>
</parent>

where I can have the child elements change a value in the parent's scope.
I've attempted this binding as follows (see this fiddle):
myApp.directive('parent', function() {
    return {
        scope: {'title': '@'},
        transclude: true,
        // Manually transclude so we set parent scope to be this scope.
        link: function(scope, element, attrs, ctrl, transclude) {
            transclude(scope.$new(), function(content) {
                element.append(content);
            });
        },
        restrict: 'EA',
        template: '
PARENT: {{title}}
',
        controller: function($scope) {
            $scope.inherited = true;
            $scope.$watch('inherited', function(newValue, oldValue) {
                if(!newValue) {
                    console.log('Parent: inherited switched');
                }
            });
        }
    }
});

myApp.directive('child', function() {
    return {
        restrict: 'EA',
        scope:{
            inherited: '='
        },
        template: '
Child: inherited attribute = {{inherited}}
',
        controller: function($scope) {
            // Why is inherited not bound to parent here?
            console.log($scope.inherited);
            // It obviously exists in the parent...
            console.log($scope.$parent.inherited);
        }
    }
});

From my understanding of the API, setting an object hash scope with inherited: '=' should bind to the parent property, but as you can see in the fiddle, it doesn't.
I have two questions:

*

*Why is inherited not bound to the parent property?

*How can I achieve this message passing?

Caveats:

*

*I would prefer not to use require: '^parent', since this creates a rather strong dependency of the child on the parent (I might want to create a number of possible parent containers and a number of child directives and mix-and-match).

*I absolutely will not use link in the child directive to climb to the $parent. That's a hack and won't work in general for deeply nested directives.

*I am willing to use some hackery in the parent.

Thanks for any guidance.

A: You can either do:
<child inherited="inherited"></child>

where you actually pass in the inherited attribute, since that is what it is looking for when you do
scope:{
        inherited: '='
    },

Or you could do:
myApp.directive('child', function() {
return {
    restrict: 'EA',
    scope: false,

so that it uses it's parent's scope.
Either way, you are likely to run into some issues binding to a primitive.  You will probably save yourself a lot of headache by making inherited an object, passing the object around, and when you need to display it show the object property:
JS:
$scope.inherited = {is: true};

HTML:
{{inherited.is}}

But then keep passing around the whole object.
http://jsfiddle.net/GQX9z/1/


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Q: Clear copied dictionary Recently i created a post about clearing dictionary formed like key->value(NSArray).
I have 2 NSDictionary, first with data, second should contain all keys from first, but empty data for that key. Data will be added/removed later. This is how i create copy from main data dict (self.viewModel.releaseDict):
_releaseFormsDictCopy = [NSMutableDictionary dictionaryWithDictionary:self.viewModel.releaseDict];

When i checked, that objects (2 NSDictionaries) have different memory.
However, when i "clear" copy with method:
-(void)clearAllArraysInsideKeys{

    for(id key in self) {
        NSMutableArray *arr = [self objectForKey:key];
        [arr removeAllObjects];
    }
}

It appears that it flush all data from both dictionaries, not only copy. How to prevent clearing first NSDictionary?

A: Your dictionaries may be different instances, but their contents are still the same instances - you have created a shallow (mutable) copy. From your description what you want is a deep copy, where the dictionaries are different instances and each of the arrays they contain as the values are also different instances.
Simple option is to deep copy only that level. Create an empty NSMutableDictionary and then enumerate self.viewModel.releaseDict and add each key with a mutableCopy of the value.
This will be a 'deep-ish' copy of the dictionary, containing a 'shallow' copy of each array it contains.