Section 520 Application of Article.
521 Buildings Must be Approved.
537 Jurisdiction of Fire Commissioner.
Every theatre or open house or other building intended to be used for theatrical or operatic purposes, or for public entertainment of any kind hereafter erected for the accommodation of more than 300 persons, shall be built to comply with the requirements of this article. No building which, at the time of the passage of this ordinance is not in actual use for theatrical or operatic purposes, and no building hereafter erected not in conformity with the requirements of this section, shall be used for theatrical or operatic purposes, or for public entertainments of any kind, until the same shall have been made to conform to the requirements of this article.
No building described in the preceding section of this article shall be opened to the public for theatrical or operatic purposes, or for public entertainments of any kind, until the fire commissioner and the superintendent of buildings shall have approved the same in writing as conforming to the requirements of this article.
Interior walls built of fireproofing materials shall separate the auditorium from the entrance vestibule, and from any room or rooms over the same, also from lobbies, corridors, refreshment or other rooms.
Dressing rooms may be placed in the fly galleries, provided that proper exits are secured therefrom to the fire escapes in the open courts, and that the partitions and other matters pertaining to dressing rooms shall conform to the requirements herein contained, but the stairs leading to the same shall be fireproof. All dressing rooms shall have an independent exit leading directly into a court or street, and shall be ventilated by windows in the external walls; and no dressing room shall be below the street level. All windows shall be arranged to open, and none of the windows in outside walls shall have fixed sashes, iron grills or bars.
A proper and sufficient quantity of 2 1/2-inch hose, not less than 100 feet in length, fitted with the regulation couplings of the fire department and with nozzles attached thereto, and with hose spanners at each outlet, shall always be kept attached to each hose attachment as the fire commissioner may direct.
A separate and distinct system of automatic sprinklers, with fusible plugs, approved by the superintendet of buildings, supplied with water from a tank located on the roof over the stage and not connected in any manner with the stand pipes, shall be placed at each side of the proscenium opening and on the ceiling or roof over the stage at such intervals as will protect every square foot of stage surface when said sprinklers are in operation. Automatic sprinklers shall also be placed, wherever practicable, in the dressing rooms under the stage and in the carpenter shop, paint rooms, store rooms and property room.
Standpipes 4 inches in diameter shall be provided with hose attachments on every floor and gallery as follows, namely: One on each side of the auditorium in each tier, also on each side of the stage in each tier, and at least one in the property room and one in the carpenter's shop, if the same be contiguous to the building. All such standpipes shall be kept clear from obstruction. Said standpipes shall be separate and distinct, receiving their supply of water direct from the power pump or pumps, and shall be fitted with the regulation couplings of the fire department, and shall be kept constantly filled with water by means of an automatic power pump or pumps, of sufficient capacity to supply all the lines of hose when operated simultaneously, and said pump or pumps shall be supplied from the street main and be ready for immediate use at all times during any performance in said building. In addition to the requirements contained in this section, the standpipes shall also conform to the requirements contained in paragraph 581 of this chapter.
There shall also be kept in readiness for immediate use on the stage, at least 4 casks full of water, and 2 (buckets to each cask. Said casks and buckets shall be painted red. There shall also be provided hand pumps or other portable fire-extinguishing ap-. paratus and at least 4 axes and two 25-foot hooks, two 15-foot hooks, and two 10-foot hooks on each tier or floor of the stage.
Every steam boiler which may be required for heating or other purposes shall be located outside of the building. The space allotted to the same shall be inclosed by walls of masonry on all sides, and the ceiling of such space shall be constructed of fireproof materials. All doorways in the walls of boiler-rooms shall have fireproof doors. No floor register for heating shall be permitted. No coil or radiator shall be placed in any aisle or passageway used as an exit, but all said coils and radiators shall be placed in recesses formed in the wall or partition to receive the same. All supply return or exhaust pipes shall be properly incased and protected where passing through floors or near woodwork.
Every portion of the building devoted to the uses or accommodation of the public, also all outlets leading to the streets and including the open courts or corridors, shall be well and properly lighted during every performance, and the same shall remain lighted until the entire audience has left the premises. When interior gas lights are not lighted by electricity, other suitable appliances, to be approved by the superintendent of buildings, shall be provided.


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Board index Evangelion Discussion and Theory Evangelion TV Series + EoE Discussion
Post-EoE Yui: Memorial, or Mother? [split]
For serious and at times in-depth discussions only, covering the original TV series, the movies End of Evangelion and Death & Rebirth.
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Postby pwhodges » Mon Sep 15, 2014 5:24 am
Bagheera wrote: Perhaps Anno didn't recognize this at the time, I dunno. But it makes Yui's behavior in EoE utterly bizarre when taken at face value, since people generally don't just up and leave their children like that based on simple idealism.
It is a feature of this community that every effort is made to try to interpret the Evaverse as a perfect and consistent thing. It can save a lot of agonising if sometimes one drops the pretence and simply says - Hey, Anno just got it wrong!
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Postby Atropos » Mon Sep 15, 2014 5:29 am
And you're basing this on what, exactly? Not everyone is blessed with loving parents. Hell, we know Shinji isn't.
Postby Sorrow » Mon Sep 15, 2014 5:46 am
Bagheera wrote: More plausible as a motivation? Definitely,
I quite disagree. How many people go to war, or commit suicide, for an idealism. Leaving their families behind. It doesn't mean that they don't love them - they may be convinced they're doing it for them, even.
Bagheera wrote: But once children and such enter the mix a person's priorities shift, drastically.
That seems like an absurd idealisation of other people to me. People with such a sense of purpose are not changed or weighed down by children. Not everyone is "perfect" enough to consider their children, or their family at all, as more important than their selves or their purpose in life and "magically" see a whole new perspective because they've had them. It's not pathological detachment - it's having determination and not being weighted down; she clearly still cares for them.
It's not less plausible, or logical. To you perhaps, but it makes Yui a stronger, more determined and separate character. It seems to be uncomfortable for people, and that is why they're trying to see otherwise. You want to believe that no one would give their lives for such a cause, because you personally view it as pointless. It's not pointless or illogical - to some people it makes perfect sense.
It doesn't mean I can't see it from an other view, and understand it--such as your own and Rei IV's--but why are you all incapable of seeing this as possible for Yui, who was never more attached to her son or husband than her sense of purpose in the first place?
I think her cause is noble. Especially if the human instrumentality was her parting gift.
pwhodges wrote: It can save a lot of agonising if sometimes one drops the pretence and simply says - Hey, Anno just got it wrong!
Anno didn't get this wrong - it's characteristic of Yui to up and depart for her sense of purpose. No "normal" person would have willing shut themselves away in the Eva. Shutting herself away in space for a sense of purpose, on behalf of humankind and not just herself, is very much in character.
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Atropos wrote: Not everyone is blessed with loving parents. Hell, we know Shinji isn't.
Sure they aren't - but Yui is presented as being a loving parent right up to the point of the contact experiment, when she effectively abandons him, while spouting stuff about how she wants him to understand one day. This is a big change in a parent's attitude to a still young child, and I see it as pretty bizarre. She then shows some protectiveness (the hand, berserk, chats in metaphysical space), but very inconsistently, and not always in a way he can understand, or even be aware of as coming from her. No, it's hard to see Yui as a worked out and rounded character, and in many ways easier to see her as unfinished business on the fringe of the story.
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Postby Monk Ed » Mon Sep 15, 2014 6:40 am
pwhodges wrote: It is a feature of this community that every effort is made to try to interpret the Evaverse as a perfect and consistent thing. It can save a lot of agonising if sometimes one drops the pretence and simply says - Hey, Anno just got it wrong!
...Which is why I best like the interpretation that she got it wrong and will eventually (hopefully sooner than later) see the error of her ways. The Eva story repeats a pattern of subverting itself later; I can think of Yui's decision as the thing that gets subverted in the sequel in my mind.
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I won't argue for or against Yui being fully fleshed out - I can see how someone may see that. But I don't see a great contradiction; she loves her son, she cares about him and wants to see the boy happy. However, she's not distracted by that love for her even greater sense of purpose. Perhaps she loves her fellow man more? In her eyes it's self sacrifice. He's made it so far without a human mother, she knows it's not like he needs her of all people - but she feels humanity needs an eternal monument.
She's missing out so no one else has to, and her son can hopefully live a more fulfilling life, free of obligations of saving the world from Angels and shady organisations out to "purge" humanity, from there on out.
Is it really so strange?
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Postby Bagheera » Mon Sep 15, 2014 6:44 am
pwhodges wrote: Sure they aren't - but Yui is presented as being a loving parent right up to the point of the contact experiment, when she effectively abandons him, while spouting stuff about how she wants him to understand one day. This is a big change in a parent's attitude to a still young child, and I see it as pretty bizarre. She then shows some protectiveness (the hand, berserk, chats in metaphysical space), but very inconsistently, and not always in a way he can understand, or even be aware of as coming from her. No, it's hard to see Yui as a worked out and rounded character, and in many ways easier to see her as unfinished business on the fringe of the story.
Complete agreement here. It's the inconsistency in her portrayal that's the real issue IMO.
Sorrow wrote: Is it really so strange?
Given that we're telling you as much isn't it obvious we think it so?
You . . . wait, what?
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I hate myself. But maybe I can learn to love myself. Maybe it's okay for me to be here! That's right! I'm me, nothing more, nothing less! I'm me. I want to be me! I want to be here! And it's okay for me to be here! -- Shinji Ikari, Neon Genesis Evangelion
Yes, I know. You thought it would be something about Asuka. You're such idiots.
It's a lot less strange to me when it's considered that Yui might not have had much in the way of other choices. Before I even heard the "Yui as new Seed hypothesis", back when I just took the ending at face value, I naturally figured that Yui had to leave anyway, for all kinds of reasons. Like, that she wouldn't be able to leave the Eva even if she wanted to at that point, and she wouldn't have been able to just hang around because of the effect her mere presence would have on the resurgent humanity, and so her only choices were to kill herself or go on living (away from Earth) as an Eva. In light of a choice like that, her decision feels more appropriate.
...What?
I'm questioning whether it's really so strange, because really, it's not.
There isn't an inconsistency or contradiction; it just doesn't align with what you feel about people.
You can love people and still abandon them in pursuit of something else. It may seem unlikely, but it's perfectly natural.
She got confused and she destroyed the Earth... egh she can't help the way that she feels...
Postby Reichu » Mon Sep 15, 2014 11:39 am
That the work will be imperfect and inconsistent is something I just assume by default; belaboring it again and again over the years gets tiresome. In general, though, we'll never know exactly what the staff "got wrong" (it seems to be a matter of opinion, often times...). For me, a lot of this discussion is just for fun (if I'm not having fun, I tend to leave), to play in the sandbox of ambiguities and share ideas so we can all arrive at and refine our personalized interpretations.
Postby Sorrow » Mon Sep 15, 2014 12:59 pm
Reichu wrote: For me, a lot of this discussion is just for fun (if I'm not having fun, I tend to leave), to play in the sandbox of ambiguities and share ideas so we can all arrive at and refine our personalized interpretations.
This. Well, maybe not fun, but passing some of the monotony, at least.
I'm quite convinced that her becoming a seed is a logical choice for "head-canon", as they say, because if you play with it enough then it does become plausible. I'm not out to convince it's the right or wrong thing to believe; but I'm afraid I don't think anyone can say her wishing to become an "eternal monument" isn't plausible, logical or is pointless. It's just as likely as this seed theory, and is a lot more readily apparent. The resistance seems to be met with people feeling uncomfortable in Yui's view on this - but if they don't believe me now, that it is indeed a decision a human may make, will they ever believe me?
Postby Reichu » Mon Sep 15, 2014 5:10 pm
Sorrow wrote: This. Well, maybe not fun, but passing some of the monotony, at least.
If not fun, then at least distracting, yes.
At the rest: It's quite rare (in my experience, at least) to find someone who, as you do, finds Yui's choice logical and relatable. People who dislike Yui (a huge percentage, it seems) will simply interpret her end game as additional proof that she is insane/evil/megalomaniacal/etc. and leave it at that. Of those who actually like her and/or want to make sense of her motivations, it can be quite difficult to accept that this woman who is the central maternal figure of the show and struggles so fiercely for the preservation of individual human life would up and resign herself to an eternity of existing alone in a vacuum. Even if it resonates with you personally, I honestly feel that it comes out of left field at the very end and doesn't really connect with anything that came before, leading to the train of thought, "Is this really all there is to it?"
I'm inclined to agree with pwhodges that Anno screwed up here. In a previous EoE draft (the one partially translated on the wiki), it's clear that he was dabbling with the concept of what Yui hoped to achieve with Eva a bit more, since it got a mention in Misato's expositional speech to Shinji. But even there, the ideas are half-baked and don't seem to have anything to do with what we've been told about Evas until this point. "Evas were made to fight Angels. NO! Evas were really made to trigger Instrumentality. NO!! The really real purpose of Eva is to survive in space forever!" Uhhh... sure. Anno had to sense to edit that weirdness out of Misato's speech, but it's still there in Yui's bit at the end, without anything whatsoever to anchor it.
Well, there is a point at which a writer or artist just has to say "Good enough!" and declare something finished, and maybe that's what happened. :p
Postby Bagheera » Mon Sep 15, 2014 5:16 pm
Reichu: I think my take on the matter, which is itself a product of your speculation on the issue, is enough to resolve things. I realize committing wholeheartedly to any one particular take on things is anathema to us, but even so . . .
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Postby ThanatosII » Mon Sep 15, 2014 5:22 pm
To be quite honest, before EGF, I always viewed Yui in a good light. I simply thought she was being admirable and selfless to be the arc of existence for mankind. I never put much thought into that aspect though, as I was more satisfied Shinji feeling some degree of closure for his mother after their little dialogue and her explanation of how anyone can come back.
It never really occurred to me she was insane. Simply thought Yui served her purpose, as a parent, and that she wished for Shinji to be the legacy of an Ikari to carry the torch of the family. In other words, in order for Shinji to grow up, he had to let go of dependency on his mother and carry on.
To some degree, I do cling onto that interpretation, but I totally see the other side too.
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Postby Nuclear Lunchbox » Mon Sep 15, 2014 5:39 pm
I went from liking Yui to thinking she was evil, and then back to an equilibrium of the two where I have made my peace with her decision. Yui's certainly one hell of a character.
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Postby Rei IV » Mon Sep 15, 2014 5:59 pm
Yui's certainly one hell of a character.
Especially for somebody who isn't a main character and doesn't receive that much development! But yeah, when I look back, my stance was "Yui is an evil a bitch". Now I can appreciate her omniscience. I can thank Reichu's "analysis" of Yui and the importance of her role as Shogouki/God in the narrative for that.
I still say something about her is unhinged though....
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Postby Sorrow » Mon Sep 15, 2014 6:23 pm
Reichu wrote: People who dislike Yui (a huge percentage, it seems) will simply interpret her end game as additional proof that she is insane/evil/megalomaniacal/etc. and leave it at that. Of those who actually like her and/or want to make sense of her motivations, it can be quite difficult to accept that this woman who is the central maternal figure of the show and struggles so fiercely for the preservation of individual human life would up and resign herself to an eternity of existing alone in a vacuum.
I don't particularly like Yui enough to go out of my way to find a reason to justify her becoming an eternal monument. For me, it's an innate understanding, I suppose. I'm so fucked up...
I just can't really see how it's such an issue to people. I've explained how it isn't an indicator of not loving her son, or anyone else. I've explained how it isn't about other life being aware of her; and that if survival is the aim of life, then Yui has accomplished that on behalf of humankind, and herself. These things are true. The only thing I could imagine it to be is that people find these things uncomfortable, or unsettling, to imagine being true of someone - especially if they want to like her but see this as negative. I'm afraid it cannot be said that these things would be illogical, or implausible, of Yui. If you don't like it, then fine; you all seem to have found a reasonable answer that fits better for you. If it were Anno's intent though, then it certainly is logical and plausible for his Yui, and it can be for a real person.
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Raichu wrote: Well, there is a point at which a writer or artist just has to say "Good enough!" and declare something finished, and maybe that's what happened. :p
I'll give you all your theory of Yui being a seed now. I think it works, it can be slotted in quite neatly and it obviously makes you like the ending a little more; but I don't think we can say Anno wasn't content with the ending or that it was just shoved in because he had nothing better. Even if it is just the best he could come up with, he still felt it worthy of being in the end product.
Bagheera wrote: Reichu: I think my take on the matter, which is itself a product of your speculation on the issue, is enough to resolve things.
If you're speaking for those of you who view Yui as a seed, then it may sum up that line of thinking nicely. If your "resolve things" comment was speaking collectively, for everyone who has seen Evangelion, then I disagree.
Third Reichu wrote: struggles so fiercely for the preservation of individual human life would up and resign herself to an eternity of existing alone in a vacuum.
Forgot this bit. Though, I think you all know why I picked it out.
Sorrow wrote: but I don't think we can say Anno wasn't content with the ending or that it was just shoved in because he had nothing better. Even if it is just the best he could come up with, he still felt it worthy of being in the end product.
All I meant was that the "goodbye Mother" scene feels like an artifact of an aborted thought process. From the available draft (which includes a form of Yui and Fuyu's conversation very similar or identical to the final one), we see Anno making at least some effort to forecast the scene and fit it into the flow of things:
Misato: "They intend to cause Third Impact, using the Eva Series, and return all humanity to nothingness."
Misato: "Fifteen years ago, people, including your mother, reduced the scale of Second Impact by making Adam undergo degradation."
Misato: "Shinji-kun... what's made you fight up until now?"
Shinji is silent.
Misato: "The Angels. Enigmatic, non-communicative entities. The 18th Angel remaining in the end is mankind. The Angel called Lilin, born from Lilith, who is like Adam.[7]"
Misato: "Angels and Man are fundamentally the same thing. Angels are merely another possible humanity: humans that cast aside human form."
Misato: "People cannot live without the mothers of life -- the Sun, Earth, and Moon. But an Angel that isn't dependent on them would be a new form of life, capable of surviving the harshest conditions.
Misato: "Eva was its model."
Misato: "People will probably perish, any which way. But right this moment, we can't just sit back and let humanity get annihilated."
Misato: "Okay? Destroy the entire Eva Series. Preventing Third Impact is the only way everyone can stay alive."
...even though it comes off as a non sequitur here, as well, IMO.
There are things that just popped out of the woodworks in EoE and left the audience doubtless wondering, "Where on earth did THAT come from?", but by and large such issues were addressed with the revised episodes 21' to 24'. The revisions to 21', however, even with the ever-important front end of that Yui/Fuyu conversation, still do not forecast "space monument Eva" in any way. We get some illumination upon the ideological clash between Seele and Yui/Fuyu/Gendo and context for Yui's upcoming experiment, but it's not really clear how their discussion wanders from their anti-Seele directive to THE TRUE PURPOSE OF HUMANITY IS TO CREATE EVA WHICH WILL PRESERVE HUMANITY'S MEMORY FOREVER!!!. Maybe I'm just missing something really obvious.
I think I might not. :p (Also, I don't think anyone has ever done the "Third Reichu" joke TO me before, but I have definitely anticipated it.)
Bagheera wrote: Reichu: I think my take on the matter, which is itself a product of your speculation on the issue, is enough to resolve things. I realize committing wholeheartedly to any one particular take on things is anathema to us, but even so . . .
While I can relate to the urge to promote huge posts that a lot of effort went into, I learned some time ago that there can be no true resolutions in NGE discussion, and any one point of view is impotent. Furthermore, just because I inspired something, it doesn't mean I'll endorse it in full. In fact, there are times when I can't even endorse myself.
Reichu wrote: All I meant was that the "goodbye Mother" scene feels like an artifact of an aborted thought process.
Or perhaps Anno had decided to use this part later because he liked it so much. It's hard to use Anno's thought or creating process as part of your argument to assume he didn't portray something how he intended, or he ran out of ideas and just rehashed something unused from before - there are far too many uncertainties. Not because he's "Anno", but because we're not.
Reichu wrote: The revisions to 21', however, even with the ever-important front end of that Yui/Fuyu conversation, still do not forecast "space monument Eva" in any way. We get some illumination upon the ideological clash between Seele and Yui/Fuyu/Gendo and context for Yui's upcoming experiment, but it's not really clear how their discussion wanders from their anti-Seele directive to THE TRUE PURPOSE OF HUMANITY IS TO CREATE EVA WHICH WILL PRESERVE HUMANITY'S MEMORY FOREVER!!!.
Even if the revisions were to shed light on things in EoE, we can't ignore the fact it must have also been intended to be for those who will eventually be new to the series. The intent would have still been to leave some surprise for the end, even if it was revised after the initial fan base had already seen it.
Reichu wrote: Maybe I'm just missing something really obvious.
That's how I feel when I look at men and women.
Reichu wrote: I think I might not. :p
I picked it out because you address that she "struggles so fiercely for the preservation of individual human life". Preservation of life has always been on her mind, and, being driven as she is, takes it to an extreme. We all know she doesn't do things in [s]goose[/s] half steps.
Reichu wrote: (Also, I don't think anyone has ever done the "Third Reichu" joke TO me before, but I have definitely anticipated it.)
Even after all this time? It just seemed so obvious.
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I like how Reichu's avatar accurately reflects the topic. An insane Yui without the context of FAR.
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Kirill Jurjewitsch Lawrow (; * 15. September 1925 in Leningrad; † 27. April 2007 in Sankt Petersburg) war ein russischer Theater- und Filmschauspieler.

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Lawrow, Sprössling einer Schauspielerfamilie, entschied sich zunächst gegen eine künstlerische Laufbahn und strebte eine Karriere zur See an. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs kam er mit dem Theater in Berührung, woraufhin er seine Leidenschaft für die Schauspielkunst entdeckte und beschloss dies als seinen Beruf auszuüben. Schon bald spielte er diverse Charakterrollen am Großen Leningrader Theater, aber auch in Film- und Fernsehproduktionen. Dabei legte er sich im Laufe seiner Karriere nicht auf ein bestimmtes Genre fest und spielte neben Komödien auch historische sowie zeitgenössische Rollen.

Bekanntheit erlangte er vor allem als Sinzow in den Literaturverfilmungen von Konstantin Simonow in Die Lebenden und die Toten (1964) und in Man wird nicht als Soldat geboren (1967), aber auch als Iwan Karamasow in der Fjodor-Dostojewski-Verfilmung Die Brüder Karamasow (1969). In jenem Film übernahm er nach dem Tod von Filmregisseur Iwan Pyrjew gemeinsam mit Michail Uljanow die Regie und beendete die international hoch dekorierte Literaturadaption. Als weiterer Höhepunkt seiner Filmarbeit gilt die Rolle des Baschkirzew in Bändigung des Feuers (1972), der ihm nicht nur nationale, sondern auch internationale Auszeichnungen einbrachte.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 1958: In den Tagen des Oktober ()
 1964: Die Lebenden und die Toten ()
 1965: Kreuzer Aurora ()
 1969: Man wird nicht als Soldat geboren ()
 1969: Tschaikowski ()
 1969: Die Brüder Karamasow ()
 1969: Neutrale Gewässer ()
 1970: Ljubow Jarowaja ()
 1971: Der Lauf der weißen Königin // Wettkampf in der weißen Spur ()
 1972: Bändigung des Feuers ()
 1974: Ozean ()
 1974: Noch ist nicht Abend… ()
 1976: Erzählung über das menschliche Herz // Solange ein Herz schlägt ()
 1976: Vertrauen ()
 1976: Rückkopplung ()
 1978: Liebeserklärung ()
 1978: Drama auf der Jagd // Mein liebes zärtliches Tier ()
 1978: Jaroslawna, Königin von Frankreich // Verheiratet nach Frankreich ()
 1979: Puteshestvie v drugoy gorod "("
 1981: 20. Dezember () als Lenin
 1983: Magistral () als Urzhumow
 1983: Krumme Touren ()
 1983: Erwachen ()
 1988: Chleb - imja suschtschestwitelnoje ()
 1988: Sperrzone ()
 1989: Dubrowski ()
 2005: Der Meister und Margarita () (Rolle des Pontius Pilatus)
 2006: Leningrad

Auszeichnungen
 1970: Volkskünstler der Russischen SFSR ()
 1972: Volkskünstler der UdSSR ()
 1975: Orden des Roten Banners der Arbeit
 1978: Staatspreis der UdSSR
 1982: Leninpreis
 1985: Leninorden
 1995: Ehrenbürger von Sankt Petersburg ()
 1995, 2000, 2005: Verdienstorden für das Vaterland
 2003: Volkskünstler der Ukraine

Im Januar 2000 wurde der Name "Kirill Lawrow" dem Kleinplaneten 6764 zugewiesen.

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 Biografie auf peoples.ru (russisch)
 Biografie auf rusactors.ru (russisch)

Filmschauspieler
Theaterschauspieler
Verdienter Künstler der RSFSR
Volkskünstler der RSFSR
Volkskünstler der UdSSR (Darstellende Kunst)
Held der sozialistischen Arbeit
Träger des Leninpreises
Träger des Verdienstordens für das Vaterland
Träger des Staatspreises der UdSSR
Träger des Leninordens
Träger des Ordens Zeichen der Ehre
Träger des Ordens der Oktoberrevolution
Träger des Ordens des Roten Banners der Arbeit
Ehrenbürger von Sankt Petersburg
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Men of Athens
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The golden age of Greece comes to life through the men and women who lived during and immediately before and after that brief fifty-year period. The battles they waged to make Greece strong and free; the brilliance of the leading artists, philosophers, and statesmen; and the excitement of the time make exciting reading.
Mr. Rabbit and the Lovely Present
By Charlotte Zolotow, Maurice Sendak (Illustrator)
A little girl seeks birthday present advice from the wonderfully lanky, long-legged Mr. Rabbit. As the two wander through beautiful pastel scenes, she explains that her mother likes colors. They discuss many objects that are of the colors her mother likes the best.
Peter has fun on a snow-covered day making tracks and angels in the snow, building a snowman, and even trying to save a snowball for later. Spare, colorful collage pictures capture the wonder of a small child's trudge through new snow.
The Sun Is a Golden Earring
By Natalia M. Belting, Bernarda Bryson (Illustrator)
People have always wondered about nature and have made up stories and sayings to explain natural phenomena. The author's collection of ancient sayings from folk lore is reproduced here. The drawings lend an effective ethereal spirit to the book.
Thistle and Thyme: Tales and Legends from Scotland
By Sorche Nic Leodhas, Evaline Ness (Illustrator)
Using her memories of stories told in her family, the author retells ten stories based on Scottish legends and folktales. Some are humorous, others mysterious and suspenseful, and all of them possess the rhythm of the Gaelic language.
Meg, Charles Wallace, and next-door neighbor Calvin go into space and through time to rescue Meg's father, a scientist who disappeared while working on a secret project. The children' intergalactic search leads them to a confrontation with the forces of evil on the planet Camazotz, where conformity means survival.
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No. 7 Sub: Mad Scientist Sandwiches at the Ace Hotel
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Published: April 6, 2010 Last Updated: August 9, 2018
No. 7 Sub
1188 Broadway, New York NY 10001 (b/n 28th and 29th, at the Ace Hotel; entrance on Broadway, map); 212-532-1680; no7sub.com
Service: Friendly and reasonably efficient
Setting: Tiny storefront attached to the Ace Hotel
Must-Haves: General Tso's Tofu, Turkey Cubano
Cost: $9 sandwiches
Grade: B+
As readers may have noticed, we at Serious Eats never tire of sandwiches—and there's always room for another great lunch spot in this city. But chefs and sandwiches are a curious combination.
Compared to your average corner deli guy, chefs have a tendency to innovate, and think, and source creatively—all good things, of course. Until you end up with a sandwich that's innovative to the point of bizarreness, thought until it's overthought, and uniting ingredients that add up to a double-digit price tag.
So we didn't know what to expect from No. 7 Sub. The team behind No. 7 restaurant in Brooklyn's Fort Greene—chef-partner Tyler Kord and managing partner Matt Suchomski, along with pastry chef and baker Amanda Clarke—have brought an oddball cheffy sub shop to the Ace Hotel, joining Stumptown Coffee and The Breslin to form what has become this season's Manhattan eating destination.
It goes without saying that they're taking the project seriously. The opening was pushed back by months as they tested and re-tested their bread—which arrives each morning from a bakery they opened for the purpose, dubbed "Bun Panthers," in Crown Heights. And a glance at the menu tells you these are ambitious, wacky, original sandwiches. Ceviche with leche de tigre mayo? General Tso's tofu with a broccoli mayonnaise? Whatever else, this lunch wouldn't be boring.
But would it be delicious? That's what we went to find out.
Sandwiches are small, if generously filled, and each costs $9. Reasonable appetites should be satisfied, but don't expect to take home two meals. (When looked at next to The Breslin's $17 grilled cheese—or the sad nearby Italian steam tables that constitute much of the lunch game in this neighborhood—it starts to seem like a better deal.)
All subs come on No. 7's custom bread, somewhere at the weird intersection of a wheat bread, a brioche bun, and a hero roll. Baked each morning, it's got a barely-there sweetness and a barely-there crust, and it's thin enough to let the sandwich flavors shine through. (Which they would, heftier bread or not.)
And as for those fillings? Lunch at No. 7 Sub is an obstacle course of flavors and textures, sandwiches that make you think. And it's clear there are accomplished chefs behind this menu; there is no single element, whether braised lamb or tuna salad, that isn't well prepared. That said, some of the sandwiches—often the simple ones—were more successful than others.
We loved the General Tso's tofu, one of several Chinese takeout-inspired sandwiches that we tried; the tofu was beautifully crispy and custardy-soft on the inside, paired with a weirdly appealing broccoli mayo and roasted onions. The turkey Cubano was also phenomenal: a double hit of turkey, tender, well-salted breast plus an intensely savory layer of brined wing and thigh. It gets a sharp crunch from daikon and a slow, creeping heat from Chinese mustard.
Others didn't come together quite as well. On a braised lamb sandwich, the lamb itself was salty and a bit fatty: chewy in some parts, tender in others, altogether quite tasty. But throw in a thin layer of peanut butter, and things get funky—saltier, creamier, but confused by a savory element that masks the lamb's flavor without adding much of its own.
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There's a certain sense of "What the hell am I eating?" that comes with lunch at No. 7 Sub—and on some of the sandwiches, it's an adventure worth taking. On others, less so. That said, between our second visit and our third, two of the sandwiches had changed; much to our relief, they removed our least favorite. It's the kind of fast-footed flexibility that makes us even more optimistic about No. 7. Some of these sandwiches work better than others, sure; but with clear talent in the kitchen and the willingness to shake things up, this already good menu may well get quite a bit better.
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I've been a part of Serious Eats since 2006, when I was Ed Levine's first intern. After years as the New York editor and then the Senior Managing Editor, I'm now a freelance writer and author of Brooklyn Bartender: A Modern Guide to Cocktails and Spirits.
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Limiting net carbs will be a very important part of the plan. Net carbs are defined as total carbs minus fiber. This is NOT a low TOTAL carb diet, but a low NET carb diet. You require large amounts of fiber carbs in your diet for two primary reasons.
The fiber is used as a prebiotic for your beneficial bacteria, and most of the fiber is converted to short chain fats that can be used as fuel for your cells in place of sugar.
Most people are burning carbs as their primary fuel. The problem with this is that carbs do not burn as cleanly as fat and produce 30 to 40 percent more free radicals than fat. These free radicals damage important cellular structures, such as your mitochondrial DNA, cell membranes, and proteins like the mitochondrial electron transport chain.
The goal of this program is to eventually radically limit your intake of net carbs to under 40 to 50 grams per day and replace them with healthy fats, as this will transition your body into primarily burning fat for fuel and radically reduce your risk for most chronic diseases.
To know where you stand on your fitness journey, check your insulin levels via a fasting blood insulin test — this is a blood test that your doctor can order for you. The standard normal range for fasting insulin levels is below 5, but my personal recommendation is a level lower than 3.
The main role of insulin is to regulate your body's blood sugar levels. It's "activated" when you eat foods high in net carbs. High fasting insulin levels, combined with eating a diet high in processed food and excessive protein, often lead to insulin resistance.
If your insulin level test result is below 3, then your carbohydrate consumption may be ideal for you. However, if your levels are higher, then you must scale back or completely eliminate grain carbohydrates and sugars from your diet. The higher your insulin levels are, the fewer carbohydrates you should eat.
Unless your fasting insulin is below 5, avoid carbs like beans, legumes, and grains such as rice, quinoa, and oats in this phase. Highly-processed grain products like bread, pasta, cereal, chips, bagels, and fries, are also a big no-no. These foods can not only drive your insulin levels up, but increase your chances of becoming leptin resistant, which interferes with your ability to lose weight.
Apart from carbohydrates, limit your fructose consumption to less than 25 grams a day. If you're already insulin or leptin resistant, lower this to 15 grams per day.
After radically reducing your carbohydrate consumption, switch the bulk of your diet to fresh, organic raw vegetables. These are good carbohydrate sources that can improve your health, as they can shield you from various diseases and provide your cells and tissues with bioavailable vitamins, nutrients, and minerals.
However, not all vegetables are nutritionally equal, and variety is key to keeping your nutrient intake balanced. To help you make the best choices in vegetables and, check out my list of powerhouse fruits and vegetables.
Most people don't realize that how you prepare your food matters, especially for vegetables. Cooking or exposing vegetables to extreme temperatures can strip them of nutrients, so I urge you to consume your vegetables mostly in their whole raw form.
Aside from eating your vegetables as fresh as possible, fermenting them can yield significant benefits as well. Fermented foods are potent chelators or detoxifiers that work wonders on your gut flora. They are also very rich sources of probiotics – or good bacteria. This can be better for you than a supplement.
Incorporate a starter culture into the mix to add nutrients and speed up the fermentation process. You'll get more consistent results this way, too. This video demonstrates how to make fermented vegetables using my Kinetic Culture.
Note: If, for some reason, you cannot tolerate or obtain fermented vegetables, you can take a probiotic supplement instead to improve your gut microbiome. I'll be discussing this more later.
Another way to consume more vegetables is by juicing them. This works for people who find it challenging to eat raw vegetables in their whole form. Vegetable juice in itself is a "living broth" with various vitamins, minerals, and enzymes, so it's easily digested.
Juicing also retains the live nutrients in vegetables, and is known to provide better nutrient absorption, enhance the immune system, promote brain health, increase energy levels, and help deliver structured water (I'll be discussing structured water in the beverage section of this plan).
Remember, though, that unless you consume or include the pulp, you will be eliminating the fiber from the vegetables, so vegetable juicing may not be an ideal sole replacement for non-fiber foods, and you may still need to add an arsenal of vegetables to your meals.
Store your vegetable juice in a Mason jar and fill it all the way to the brim to minimize air space, or use a FoodSaver vacuum sealer to seal the jar. Keep the juice refrigerated and drink it promptly to avoid the risk of botulism. Fresh juice will also better retain the taste and the nutrients of the vegetables.
Storing the juice for a long time can lead to methanol build-up. Although fresh veggies have methanol in them, they're attached to a soluble fiber, pectin, which carries methanol out of your system.
For top-notch vegetable juice, use a juice extractor or juicer, not a blender. There are three good options: centrifugal juicers, masticating juicers, and grind-and-press. I prefer auger or masticating juicers, which work by "chewing" the vegetables and pushing them through a strainer.
Masticating juicers give you more juice (20 to 25 percent), but with less heat and noise. These juicers are also easier to clean and assemble. They're slightly more expensive, but they are one of the best investments you can make for your health.
Sprouts prove that great things come in small packages.
Sprouts are plants that have just sprung from their seeds. Compared to their mature versions, they have 20 times more vitamins and 100 times more enzymes, yielding higher vitamin and enzyme content. Sprouts also have essential fatty acids, fiber, protein, and minerals like calcium and magnesium.
While there are many types of sprouts, my personal favorites are sunflower seed and pea sprouts. These two are 30 times more nutrient dense than organic vegetables, and have high amounts of protein. You can add them to your next batch of vegetable juice or use them as a salad garnish.
Sprouts are easy to grow at home, even with limited space. They grow quickly — in just a week you can harvest your first crop! All you need are seeds, a flat tray with drainage (10x10-inch will do), and good-quality soil (one with compost is very ideal). To learn how to grow sprouts, check out the step-by-step methods from Raw Foods-LivingFoods.com or Organic Authority.
For a steady supply of fresh vegetables, minus pesticides and herbicides, I recommend that you start your own garden. In the long run, growing your own produce will benefit both your health and your wallet.
During World War 2, Americans had Victory Gardens where they grew fresh produce at home. Many foods were rationed by the government, and with labor and transportation shortages, there was a call for Americans to grow their own food.
I have previously warned that sugar and fructose can wreak havoc on your health, but the good news is there are safe sweeteners you can turn to. In this phase, you can opt for safe sweeteners like raw honey, rice syrup, beet sugar, maple syrup, molasses, or even Stevia, and consume them in moderation. Sucanat and dextrose (pure glucose) are other valid choices, but should be eaten only occasionally.
Artificial sweeteners, and most sugar alcohols with the exception of moderate amounts of xylitol, don't have calories, so they trick your body into thinking that it'll receive sugar (calories), but because the sugar doesn't arrive, the body ends up sending more signals, resulting in more carbohydrate cravings.
Worsened insulin sensitivity and brain function, and increased risks for cardiovascular disease, stroke, and Alzheimer's disease are some of the severe effects of artificial sweeteners. Steer clear of products that contain aspartame in particular, as it's known to be the worst of all artificial sweeteners today.


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Author Archives: Sam Fragoso
Elisabeth Moss on 'Listen Up Philip' and the Myth That Women Like Assholes
October 17, 2014 2:14 pm By Sam Fragoso
Next year, Mad Men will finally end and Elisabeth Moss will have completed one of the great character arcs in TV history. And if her recent filmography is any indication, Moss' post-Peggy Olson career will be dotted with idiosyncratic characters … Continued
Noomi Rapace On 'The Drop,' Directing, and Working With James Gandolfini
September 9, 2014 4:38 pm By Sam Fragoso
In 2009, Swedish actress Noomi Rapace drew notices in Hollywood as the star of her country's wildly popular Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series. Since then, Rapace has steadily been building her career by working in blockbusters like Prometheus and Sherlock … Continued
Views From the Six: 5 Must-See Films at the Toronto International Film Festival
Tomorrow marks the beginning of the Toronto International Film Festival, which every year manages a satisfying mix of auteur-driven works, indie gems, slick studio productions, and pensive foreign fare. Now in it's 39th year, no other film festival is as varied … Continued
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Making it in the movie business is a challenge for anyone, even when you're born into it. For proof, look no further than Charlie McDowell, whose parents are the actors Malcolm McDowell and Mary Steenburgen. McDowell, who was a competitive surfer in … Continued
Jeff Baena on His Zombie Romantic Comedy 'Life After Beth'
Jeff Baena is the mind behind the heady and challenging screenplay for David O. Russell's 2004 existential comedy, I Heart Huckabees. After the kind of setbacks that come with the Hollywood territory, Baena has finally got his newest movie, Life After Beth, made. … Continued
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From the outset, everything about Guardians of the Galaxy suggests a different kind of superhero movie. Consider the elements: light comedy over serious drama, Björn Skifs instead of Hans Zimmer, James Gunn at the helm instead of Zack Snyder, and … Continued
Michel Gondry on 'Mood Indigo,' Superhero Movies, and His Exciting New Project
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Le palais de justice de Dijon (ancien Parlement de Dijon) se situe à Dijon en France, Il a été classé monument historique le .

Présentation
 Le bâtiment ancien, devenu cour d'appel

De 1480 à 1789, il abritera l'ancien Parlement de Dijon. Suivront de 1790 à 1989 le Tribunal de première instance et le Tribunal de grande instance. De nombreux éléments de l'édifice font l'objet d'un classement au titre des monuments historiques depuis le . Ne subsiste aujourd'hui que la Cour d'appel de Dijon

 Le nouveau bâtiment, appelé « Cité judiciaire » (1989)

Depuis 1989, le Tribunal judiciaire, le Conseil de prud'hommes, le Tribunal de commerce siègent à la Cité judiciaire de Dijon situé 13, boulevard Clemenceau.

Architecture
La construction débute au  en 1518 avec la Chambre Dorée, achevée en 1522. L'édification de la Tournelle est entreprise en 1549. La Salle Saint Louis et la façade renaissance sont terminées en 1580. Cette dernière comporte une porte sculptée par Hugues Sambin. La Chambre des Requêtes date du , le plafond est décoré d'une Allégorie de la justice réalisée en 1688 par Gabriel Revel membre de l'Académie royale de peinture et sculpture. Les travaux se poursuivent au  en façade sur la place du Palais. Durant le , des restaurations interviennent avec notamment le déplacement de la Chapelle du Saint-Esprit dans le prolongement de la salle Saint Louis.

La salle des pas perdus, nommée également la "salle St Louis"
Elle est représentative d'une architecture assez répandue à l'époque. La voûte en nef de bateau renversé, ainsi que la symétrie dans l'ouverture et les décorations, donnent un style néogothique à l'ensemble du palais. De cette chapelle, il ne reste qu'une œuvre d'art majeure, une porte en bois sculpté. La salle des malades des hospices de Beaune est quasiment identique, sans qu'il soit possible de déterminer quelle salle est la réplique de l'autre.

La salle de la Cour d'assises
Elle est la plus récente du bâtiment. Elle fut construite à partir de 1862 pour accueillir les assises qui se tenaient auparavant dans l'ancienne Grand' chambre. Elle est caractérisée par son plafond, qui vient de l'ancienne chambre des comptes. Au centre, les armes de France et de Navarre sont entourées par le collier de l'ordre de Saint Michel. Une peinture, « La Famille », datant de 1901, orne un mur de la salle. Une maxime y est gravée : "non omnis moriar" (je ne mourrai pas en entier).

La chambre dorée
Elle fut construite à l'initiative de Louis XII et achevée entre les années 1510 et 1522. Le plafond est composé de trente-cinq caissons ornés de motifs en relation avec le pouvoir royal. Au centre de la frise se trouvent les lettres qui signifient Yahvé, le nom de Dieu dans la bible, signifiant que la justice de Dieu domine celle des hommes. Ce plafond a été remanié sous Louis XIII, « L » signifiant Louis et « A » Autriche. Les vitraux de la salle, que l'on appelle des grisailles, représentent la foi, la charité et l'espérance. On y trouve également une tapisserie des Gobelins datant de la fin du  qui représente une scène biblique : « Laban et ses filles ».

La salle des enquêtes
Aujourd'hui la bibliothèque de la cour d'appel, elle fut construite en 1641. Au plafond, une peinture représente une allégorie de la justice. S'y trouvent également des ouvrages anciens qui ont échappé à la destruction et aux pillages au moment de la Révolution. On retrouve dans cette salle les symboles traditionnels de la justice, la balance, le serpent, le glaive et également une main de justice.

La Grand' chambre
Cœur historique du Parlement de Bourgogne, elle est la partie la plus ancienne du palais, et le cabinet actuel du premier président. Au , on a substitué des baies rectangulaires aux baies en accolade, et on l'a divisée en plusieurs parties. C'est là que se tenaient les audiences car la salle était mieux chauffée que la chambre dorée, qui était utilisée seulement pour les séances d'apparat. S'y trouvent encore quelques ouvrages très anciens. L'actuel bureau du secrétariat général faisait également partie de la Grand' chambre. S'y trouve notamment un portrait du chancelier d'Aguesseau, qui fait partie de quelques portraits qui sont en dépôt, mais qui sont la propriété de l'Hôpital général.

La salle des avocats, anciennement chambre de la tournelle
Elle fut construite en 1549 et complètement remaniée au . Elle est remarquable par son plafond à la française, son décor polychrome, et une cheminée monumentale datant de 1610 qui provient du château de Turcey. Au-dessus de la cheminée se trouve l'écusson royal entouré des colliers des ordres de Saint-Michel et du Saint-Esprit. Le nom  « chambre de la tournelle » reprend l'image des conseillers qui siégeaient à tour de rôle. Dans cette salle se trouve une porte datant de l'époque d'Henry II avec une lettre « H» au centre, une lettre « C », qui évoque son épouse Catherine de Médicis, et un « C » inversé pour sa maîtresse, Diane de Poitiers.

La courette
Elle est garnie d'arcades avec un puits, qui correspondait à la conciergerie à savoir les prisons. Il en existe encore une trace avec la porte d'un des anciens cachots. Celle-ci mène à une salle du sous-sol voûtée aux murs très épais.

Photographies

Extérieur

Intérieur

Plaque d'information

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie
 Palais de justice de Dijon. , dans Claude Sauvageot, Palais, châteaux, hôtels et maisons de France du  au  siècle, A. Morel libraire éditeur, Paris, 1867, tome 4,  et planches
 Albert Colombet, Le Palais de Justice de Dijon, Ed. L'Arche d'Or, Dijon, 1982.
 Louis Gros, Le Parlement et la Ligue en Bourgogne, Dijon, 1910.
 Élisabeth François de Lacuisine, Le Parlement de Bourgogne depuis son origine depuis sa chute, Dijon, 1857.
 André Bourée, La Chancellerie près le Parlement de Bourgogne de 1476 à 1790, Ed. Alfred Bellais Libraire, Dijon 1927

Articles connexes
 Bourgogne - Cour d'appel de Dijon
 Parlement de Dijon
 Cité judiciaire de Dijon

Liens externes

 Liste des objets protégés au titre des monuments historiques conservés dans le palais, Base Mémoire, Ministère de la Culture
 Lettres patentes de Louis XI, Ablon-sur-Seine, le 14 mars 1478 (1477 avant Pâques) Lettres patentes qui ordonnent au parlement de Paris de renvoyer à celui de Bourgogne les causes et procès pendans entre des Bourguignons

Justice à Dijon
Dijon
Dijon
Monument historique classé en 1926
Dijon
Monument historique à Dijon
Fondation en 1480
Organisme disparu en 1789


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Webbing - Nylon - Military Spec. - Coyote - 1-1/2"
This Military Spec. Nylon webbing is .045" thick with a breaking strength of 1,200 lbs. Certifies to: Mil-W-17337 Berry Amendment Compliant Common uses are: Lashing strap especially with plastic hardware. It is commonly known as backpack webbing.


The Moleanos Azul is a light grey / blue colored limestone, with fine grain and several brownish spots. It presents some slight signs of fossils throughout its surface. Its main variations depend on the color, grain and amount of fossils. The Moleanos Azul is a fairly hard limestone, being used on both interior and exterior applications with ease.
This limestone is a direct variation of the well-known Moleanos Classic limestone, being extracted in the same type of quarries but representing a small part of overall Moleanos limestone extraction.
The Moleanos Azul has been a very popular limestone to be used on both interior and exterior flooring applications. It has huge demand from markets like the UK, where it is very appreciated on such applications. It is also common to use it on exterior cladding, wall coverings and caps, and other interior and exterior applications.


The Falcon 9 with the Eu: CROPIS (Euglena and Combined Regenerative Organic-Food Production in Space) satellites on board was successfully launched on December 3rd 2018 at 19:34 CET along with 63 other satellites from Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.
The Eu: CROPIS was placed in an orbit at 600 kilometers altitude.
Inside the satellite there are two greenhouses, a biofilter, dwarf tomato seeds, single-celled algae and synthetic urine, which is used as a fertilizer. The mission is to show how biological life support systems can be used as a food supply on long-term missions.
STT has supplied the communication system for the DLR satellite, consisting of the S-Band TMTC and the S-Band antennas.
An initial contact between the satellite and the German Space Operations Center (GSOC) took place about one hour and 15 minutes after take-off.


Wine has been around for a long time because people like the way it tastes. You might not like wine that much, or maybe you're just having trouble finding the right wine for you. You can learn more about wine in this article and choose the best bottle.
Consider attending wine tastings. Not only are they fun, but they will open your eyes to new wine choices. You can turn it into a social outing, too. Bring along wine-loving friends. It is a great way to spend quality times with those you love, while indulging yourself as well.
Cheap wine is not always as bad as one may think. Consider a wine from Chile if you want to save money without sacrificing quality. A lot of their wines have a reasonable price. More specifically, look at Cabernet Sauvignons and Sauvignon Blancs. Argentina, New Zealand and South Africa also offer great prices on great wines.
Use different glasses for red and white wine. Whites need a more fragile glass, while red wine can be served in normal wine glasses. Reds, on the other hand, like to be served in a wider glass, with a large mouth. This keeps the wine warm, which can help elicit more flavor.
A screw top bottle would be perfect for a tailgating event with your friends. Screw tops will allow you easy access to the wine without having to keep track of a wine opener. In addition, you can easily reseal your screw top bottle whenever you are done. A cork bottle isn't as easy to reseal, and its seal isn't as secure.
Be adventurous sometimes when you are buying wine. Try a new wine to develop an appreciation for it as it travels over your taste buds. Try a wine that has been recommended to your or that you have read about on your own. Why limit yourself when there are so many opportunities to discover your next favorite wine?
Listen to what wine experts say, but don't take them too seriously. The best experts actually review their recommendations as they discover new wines. Also, their personal tastes will never identically match your own. Do not take their word as gospel.
Visit the wine country! Understanding the growth process can help you appreciate the intricacies of wine making. A trip to a vineyard can be educational, also. This type of outing is both educational and fun.
Color isn't important when it comes to a wine's lightness. The alcohol content is the same in red and white wine. That said, white wines tend to be smoother and easier to drink. Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio are the lightest options available, so consider them for your table.
There are many different message boards you can join to talk about wine. You can learn from the other posters and share your own knowledge, too. A fellow member may lead to the discovery of your favorite wine.
The vintage year of a wine is the year that the grapes were harvested. 2010 wines will have autumn grape harvest in 2010. After the harvest, the grapes are then aged up to the point that the wine was created and then bottled. The wine itself likely didn't make it to shelves until 2011 or even 2012!
TIP! Wine needs to breathe before serving. Use a carafe or decanter for serving.
Try different things when you are buying wine. Try not to buy the same wine each time, in order to stave off boredom. Try different flavors or brands of wine to find one that you love. Who knows, it may even cost less.
Wine has been enjoyed by people since the dawn of civilization. Finding the best wines is not easy, unless you know what you are doing. Simply keep these thoughts in mind next time you're on the search for a bottle of wine.
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Companies And Markets
Fuel giants get Libyan contracts
Published Monday, December 10, 2007
Libya yesterday awarded four potentially lucrative gas exploration contracts to fuel giants Shell, Gazprom, Sonatrach and PGNIG, the first ever given to foreign firms as relations warm between Tripoli and the West.
The biggest award went to Algerian firm Sonatrach in association with Oil India and Indian Oil, which was given four blocks covering 6,934 square kilometres.
Russian giant Gazprom was awarded three exploration blocs with a total area of 3,936 sq km in the southern Ghadames basin.
Gazprom beat off competition from Gaz de France, Inpex of Japan, Russian rival Lukoil, Britain's BG and Polskie Gornictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo (Polish Oil and Gas Company – PGNIG), agreeing to cede 90 per cent of its eventual production to Libya's state-owned National Oil Corporation (NOC).
Anglo-Dutch company Shell was handed a two-block contract to explore a 1,790 sq km area in the northern Sirte basin and PGNIG was also awarded a two-block area in the southern Murzak basin.
Shell was awarded its exploration rights following a bid of $93 million (Dh341m) and 85 per cent of its eventual production.
Sonatrach outbid Gaz de France, BG, PGNIG and Germany's RWE and proposed 87 per cent of its production go to the NOC.
A total of 35 companies had been pre-selected to bid for the dozen contracts awarded to explore 41 gas blocks in the Mediterranean, the Sirte basin in the north-central region, Cyrenaica further east and Murzek and Ghadames in the south. (AFP)


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LA Noire sequel
The Team Bondi and Rockstar fallout
As many of you may know, the relationship between Rockstar and the Australian developer Team Bondi now seems to be damaged beyond repair.
It seems, ironically, that life imitated art when it was revealed that the people in charge of creating L.A. Noire (the biggest game development project ever undertaken in Australia) were just as shady as some of the characters in the game.
An investigation by IGN revealed that over a hundred developers were omitted from the official game credits and two former Bondi employees spoke of "disdain" for the Australian developer to Gamesindustry.biz.
With reports of Team Bondi becoming 'Rockstar Sydney' being nothing more than a distant memory after tweets were sent to the Australian gaming industry hub Tsumea, with comments such as "I can certainly attest to the appalling working conditions, the angry and abusive boss and the ineffective leads who were completely unwilling to do anything to protect their team members". "It's abhorrent that these young kids are being thrown into a 24/7 corpse grinder with perpetual crunch and weekend overtime", wrote another.
If you believe the reports from ex-employees, they suggest the bittersweet deal for working on the project for Bondi was that if you didn't see the project through to completion, you would lose your credit. With that in mind, they found themselves caught in shocking working conditions, in which they were expected to work around the clock and be shouted at for the pleasure of Brendan McNamara. A man who sounds like Kevin Spacey's character in the movie Swimming With Sharks.
"If you want to do a nine-to-five job, you should be in another business".
One employee described McNamara as "the angriest person" he'd ever met. "It's one thing for him to be angry behind closed doors, but it was incredibly common for him to scream at whoever was pissing him off in the middle of the office". (more…)
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