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Kyaw Zin Phyo (; born 1 February 1993) is a Burmese professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Shan United and the Myanmar national team. His performances with the silver medal-winning Myanmar team in the 2015 SEA Games in Singapore were noticeable. He played well, saving many shots against Vietnam and Thailand in the semi-final and final respectively.

He is not related to Kyaw Zin Htet, another goalkeeper, or Kyaw Zin Lwin.

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Like virtually all of his predecessors, U.S. President Donald Trump has an ambitious policy agenda.
And also like virtually all of his predecessors, Trump wants to at least get the ball rolling on the bulk of his policy agenda during his first 100 days in office.
It should be noted that many people view Donald Trump as handicapped by multiple factors which could affect his administration´s ability to get much of his agenda passed. The most obvious factor being that Donald Trump is the only U.S. President elected since WWII to have a job approval rating below 50 percent at the outset of his tenure. This is coupled with the fact that his popular vote percentage margin was also the worst amongst modern U.S. leaders.
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However, a recent poll conducted by www.pollingreport.com (between February 2-6, 2017) reveals that only 28 percent of Americans agree with Trump´s assertion that 3-5 million non-citizens voted in the 2016 Presidential election. Trump´s apparent lack of a mandate certainly has the potential to stymie his legislative agenda and his nominations to key posts. On the other hand, the fact that Donald Trump´s own Republican Party holds a majority in both chambers of Congress (including a substantial majority in the U.S. House of Representatives) makes it easier for him to pass his agenda and get his nominations confirmed.
While it is true that much of Donald Trump´s agenda lacks widespread public support, it is only fair to point out that some of his policy proposals do in fact garner the approval of the majority of the American electorate. A keen example of this is President Trump´s proposal to boost federal infrastructure spending. Another recent poll indicates that a whopping 89 percent of Americans support increased federal spending on infrastructure compared to only 9 percent who oppose this policy proposal (with the remaining 2 percent being undecided).
Another Trump policy proposal which enjoys widespread public support is Trump´s promise to renegotiate trade deals. A recent poll unveiled that a full 60 percent of voters favor the President renegotiating major trade deals even if doing so results in consumers paying more for products. It should be noted that Donald Trump´s rhetoric on the campaign trail which advocated some protectionist policies in regards to international trade served as a sharp contrast to every other GOP Presidential candidate during the past half century, who all advocated free trade policies.
Also, while it is true that many of President Trump´s cabinet nominations have been controversial in nature and concomitantly received only narrow public support, this has largely not been the case for Trump´s arguably most important nomination. Namely, Donald Trump´s nomination of Neil Gorsuch to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court which resulted from previous Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia´s February 2016 death. Such a nomination has enjoyed for the most part widespread public approval. The same pollingreport.com poll mentioned above unveiled that a full 50 percent of Americans approve of Neil Gorsuch´s nomination to the SCOTUS with only 30 percent opposing the nomination (and the remaining 20 percent being unsure). Furthermore, the same poll showed that an overwhelming 65 percent of Americans think that Senate Democrats should allow a vote on Neil Grouch's nomination, with only 25 percent of the U.S. public expressing a desire for Senate Democrats to block such a vote (11 percent of respondents indicated that they weren´t sure about the matter).
When it comes to Donald Trump´s policy proposals to protect the United States from terrorism, particularly as it relates to Muslims, U.S. public opinion is more evenly split, in general, though not always.
Somewhat surprisingly, an early January poll taken just a couple weeks before Trump´s inauguration revealed that Americans support Trump´s proposal requiring immigrants from Muslim-majority countries to register with the federal government by a 53 – 41 percent margin. However, when it comes to Donald Trump´s initial campaign pledge to temporarily ban all Muslims from other countries from entering the U.S. (Trump initially expressed support for this policy in December 2015), a recent poll taken on February 1-2, 2017 revealed that Americans oppose this idea by a 19 – 75 percent margin.
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And when Americans were recently asked the more broad-based question in regards to whether or not they think Donald Trump´s policies overall will make the country more safe or less safe from terrorism, 40 percent of respondents said more safe, 41 percent said less safe, 16 percent said that they wouldn´t make a difference, and 3 percent indicated that they weren´t sure (www.poliingreport.com – February 2-6, 2017).
Combatting illegal immigration was one of the key aspects of Donald Trump´s presidential campaign, and it encompassed both a proposal to build a wall along the southern border between the United States and Mexico as well as a pledge to deport all undocumented immigrants. Recent polling shows that 59 precent of Americans oppose Trump´s idea to build a wall along the southern border while only 38 percent support the idea. And Trump´s mass deportation proposal is even more unpopular, with only 22 precent of the U.S. public supporting it in contrast to an overwhelming 74 percent opining that illegal immigrants who are currently living in the U.S. should be allowed to stay (the remaining 4 percent are unsure).
In regards to healthcare, Donald Trump made the same pledge that all of the GOP candidates did. Namely, to repeal and replace Obamacare. A mid-January poll taken right before Trump´s inauguration showed that a narrow 48 – 47 precent plurality of Americans actually approve of Obamacare (www.pollingreport.com). And more recent polling reveals that only 46 percent of Americans support repealing Obamacare compared to 50 percent who oppose its repeal.
And the final component of Trump´s policy agenda that recent polling has focussed on is one of long standing interest for the American right – increasing domestic energy production. But by a 40 – 50 percent margin, the U.S. public actually opposes President Trump´s recent executive orders to authorize the building of both the Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines.
It will be interesting to see how Trump´s key policy proposals continue to shift in the public's eye as his administration continues to morph and take shape.
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I was on the side of informed audience – while standing on the edge of Geysir, the master Geysir, the father of the word "geyser", – I knew already that it "doesn't do anything". When Sesselja said the phrase "it doesn't do anything" she meant that it is just there, it is hot, but it doesn't splash, doesn't go up or sideways, it is just there and it is the reason and origin of all the system around it. It is partly retired now, because it did perform before but now it has stopped doing that.
Lucky enough for owners of the Geysir place the smaller one not far for the master Geysir took up the job and plays spontaneous fountain game often and with lots of enthusiasm.
So expectations are satisfied to certain extent.
Still the active geyser is on the way to the big geyser, and even more back towards the parking lot there is the third one – "little geyser" which is also performing small fountain game. So everything is structured as a gradual access to the Master. From smaller to bigger. Tension and dramaturgy builds up. And despite rain and wind the path is easy because it leads uphill towards the one, the culmination, the Wow moment.
Though the master is silent. If you know it.
Uninformed audience members don't know that the Master is silent. Their expectations must be growing on the way, on their way to the Place. They go there and expect. They are expecting for the Event to take place and finish their journey uphill. After which the show will be over and they will return, discussing their experience on the way and passing the smaller geysers as they were not there anymore. All the choreography of space and situation makes to think there will be the peak experience, that this is the place where the major show will take place. Expectations are high.
There are several questions coming out from the geyser experience and directly linking to the performance experience.
What and who builds up the expectations of certain kind? Previous knowledge, imaginations, the structure of the space, the sense of lack of something in my own mind?
How long am I ready to wait for the expectations to be fulfilled?
If I don't get the fulfillment whom do I blame? Was the advertising wrong? Is the Geysir broken? Or I did not stay long enough for the miracle to happen?
I would suppose that answers to that in nature park and dance performances might be quite different though there are also some significant parallels.
In case of meeting natural phenomena most of audience members know how crucial patience is. I know I can see something amazing by chance but once I go to see "the amazing" quite often I have to wait. For bear to come out from his house in Zoo, for moon eclipse, for whale to swim by and show her back. I also know that there is quite a large probability that I will not get the full experience but I take the risk. Am I very disappointed if the whale didn't show itself? Not so much because I spent time in nice place, watching, being there, most likely with nice people and we discussed our experience afterwards. We imagine how would be if it would be and make up stories. It was good anyway.
Because I know why I came to the place and what I was waiting for.
The expectation of the big event caused chain of very nice events. Maybe I met love of life while expecting for that whale or geyser eruption. So why wouldn't I feel the same during performance? I had many nice events even if the big one did not happen. So what then causes much more disappointment about performances where "master remains silent" or "master did not show itself in full glory", or "I needed to wait long", or "I thought it will happen but it did not"?
The master is silent, but it is there and has power to do amazing show. Or everybody knows it was amazing and the memory is still alive. Or he is giving chance to the young ones. But he can still show itself any moment.
One side of it could be the fact that even if the geyser did not erupt I might think that I just did not wait long enough or I was not lucky this time to see a whale. But I truly believe that whales time to time are there, that the Geysir does fountain game time to time. It does not matter if I am there or not. It does not matter if anybody is there or not. It happens anyway. In animals case we also know that in most cases they don't come because we are there. Though we would never think that performance's high point did not happen because I was there. Still it might be also true if we think about stress of performers, too early premier or technical failure because somebody from the audience by chance turned the light or unplugged the wire.
But what if I start doubting the existence of the master?
*this text has been written during the LAB 2 of The Writing Movement Network that took place in Iceland (Laugarvatn and Reykjavik). The Writing Movement Network is supported by The Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Culture Short-term network scheme.


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Richard Hansen (* 2. August 1887 in Kiel; † 5. September 1976 ebenda) war ein deutscher Politiker und Parteifunktionär der SPD. Hansen war von 1925 bis 1933 Mitglied im Provinziallandtag von Schleswig-Holstein und von 1930 bis 1933 stellvertretendes Mitglied im Preußischen Staatsrat. Ab 1947 bis 1959 war er Geschäftsführer der SPD-Landtagsfraktion von Schleswig-Holstein.

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Kaiserreich bis zur Weimarer Republik
Hansen arbeitete zunächst als Werftarbeiter bei der Kaiserlichen Werft in Kiel. 1906, mit 19 Jahren, wurde er Gewerkschaftsmitglied und ein Jahr später Mitglied der SPD, wo er bis 1914 als Kassierer tätig war. Den Ersten Weltkrieg erlebte er als Sanitäter an der Front. 1918 wurde er Mitglied im Arbeiterrat in Kiel.

Hansen war 1920 als Leiter der Arbeiterwehr aktiv an der Niederschlagung des Kapp-Putsches beteiligt und wurde noch im gleichen Jahr hauptamtlicher Unterbezirkssekretär für den zweiten Bezirk Schleswig-Holstein in Kiel sowie zum Mitglied des Bezirksvorstandes der SPD gewählt. 1924 gehörte Hansen zu den Mitbegründern des Reichsbanners Schwarz-Rot-Gold, nachdem er bereits zuvor als Leiter der sozialdemokratischen Schutzformation Vereinigung Republik angehörte und später der Eisernen Front. Für den Reichsbanner übernahm er selbst die Gauführung in Schleswig-Holstein bis 1933. Anfang 1933 wählte man ihn auch in den Reichsvorstand.

Ab 1925 bis 1933 war Hansen Stadtverordneter von Kiel und wurde als solcher 1925 in den Provinziallandtag von Schleswig-Holstein gewählt, dem er bis 1933 angehörte. 1928 wurde er außerdem zum stellvertretenden Mitglied im Preußischen Staatsrat berufen, bei den Wahlen am 10. April 1933 aber nicht wiedergewählt. Beim Parteitag der SPD 1931 in Leipzig war er Delegierter von Schleswig-Holstein. Anfang 1933 wurde er noch zum Stellvertreter des SPD-Ortsvorsitzenden Otto Eggerstedt gewählt.

Nationalsozialismus und Exil
Bei den Wahlen am 12. März 1933 zum Schleswig-Holsteinischen Provinziallandtag wurde Hansen zusammen elf weiteren SPD-Abgeordneten gewählt, an der konstituierenden Sitzung am 10. April nahmen sie schon nicht mehr teil. Hansen versuchte nach der Machtübernahme der Nationalsozialisten mit anderen Parteimitgliedern von Hamburg aus die Arbeit der SPD aufrechtzuerhalten. In Flensburg, vermutlich auf der Flucht nach Dänemark, wurde er von SA-Leuten erkannt, konnte aber entkommen. Ende Mai bzw. Anfang Juni emigrierte er nach Dänemark, wo Hansen als Leiter des Grenzsekretariats der Sopade zahlreichen Parteifreunden die Flucht nach Skandinavien ermöglichte. Seit dieser Zeit hatte er enge Beziehungen zur dänischen Sozialdemokratie.

Von Dänemark aus übernahm Hansen die Koordinierung des Widerstandes in Schleswig-Holstein, Hamburg und Pommern, so unter anderem die Verbreitung von Druckschriften wie der Parteizeitung Vorwärts. Zu seinen Kontaktleuten in Kiel gehörten Hans Schröder und Emil Sandholz. Anfang April 1937 verlor er die Deutsche Staatsbürgerschaft, die ihm von Deutschland aberkannt wurde. Bei der Besetzung Dänemarks durch deutsche Truppen am 9. April 1940 entkam er nur knapp in das neutrale Schweden. In Schweden unterhielt er über die Internationale Transportarbeiter-Föderation Kontakte zum Britischen Geheimdienst. Vermutlich auf Druck der Deutschen Behörden, die seine Auslieferung forderten, wurde die schwedische Regierung veranlasst, Hansen 1941 über Wladiwostok und Manila nach Los Angeles in die USA ausreisen zu lassen. Er lebte zunächst im Mittelwesten und arbeitete später, ab 1943, als Schiffbauer in New York City. Hansen gehörte der German Labour Delegation in USA an, deren Sekretär sein Parteigenosse Rudolf Katz war. Ostern 1945 war er Mitunterzeichner der Erklärung zur Deutschlandfrage der German Labour Delegation What was done with germany.

Rückkehr nach Deutschland
Nach dem Ende des Zweiten Weltkrieges ging Hansen Anfang 1946 erneut nach Stockholm, wo auch seine Familie inzwischen lebte. Dort wurde er Vorstandsmitglied im Hilfskomitee für deutsche und staatenlose Opfer der Konzentrationslager. Seine Rückkehr nach Deutschland gestaltete sich allerdings schwierig. Hinderlich war nicht nur das fehlen der alten Netzwerke, es gab auch Vorwürfe einiger SPD-Emigranten aus Skandinavien, er sei bei dem deutschen Überfall auf Dänemark unvorbereitet gewesen und hätte die Emigrierten dort ihrem Schicksal überlassen. Auch seine als unkritisch wahrgenommene Haltung zur Politik der SPD während der Weimarer Republik wurde bemängelt. Im Sommer 1946 gelang es ihm, brieflich Kontakt mit dem Ortsvorstand in Kiel aufzunehmen. Man plante seine Rückkehr, konnte ihm aber keinen Arbeitsplatz nachweisen.

Nachdem der Ortsverein Rendsburg einen Antrag an den Bezirksparteitag der SPD stellte, der Anfang Juni 1947 in Bad Segeberg stattfand, konnte ihm die Rückkehr ermöglicht werden. Im September 1947 traf er in Kiel ein, zunächst mit einer Aufenthaltsgenehmigung für ein halbes Jahr. Doch auch der Kieler Oberbürgermeister und SPD-Mitglied Andreas Gayk konnte seine Partei nicht überzeugen, Hansen zum Kieler Parteisekretär zu wählen.

Erst 1948 kehrten Richard Hansen und seine Familie endgültig nach Kiel zurück. Er arbeitete nun als Geschäftsführer der SPD-Landtagsfraktion im Schleswig-Holsteinischen Landtag, vermittelte Referenten und organisierte Parteiversammlungen. Er war aber auch als Berater für den Landesverband die Arbeitsgemeinschaft ehemals verfolgter Sozialdemokraten tätig, die er bis 1959 in zahlreichen Wiedergutmachungsverfahren erfolgreich unterstützen konnte. Später übernahm er selbst den Bezirksvorsitz der AG, als Nachfolger von Hans Schröder. Ende 1958 mit 71 Jahren, trat er in den Ruhestand. 1963 erhielt er das Bundesverdienstkreuz.

Richard Hansen starb am 5. September 1976, im Alter von 89 Jahren, in seiner Geburtsstadt Kiel. Er war seit 1923 mit Lisa Meitmann (1902–1976), der Schwester von Karl Meitmann, verheiratet. Seine Frau war selbst auf kommunaler Ebene tätig, unter anderem war sie mehrmals Mitglied der Kieler Ratsversammlung und Vorsteherin des Stadtkloster Kiel, eines gemeinnützigen Vereins zum Betrieb von Alten- und Pflegeheimen. Das Paar hatte zwei Kinder, die Tochter Sonja (* 1924) und den Sohn Richard (* 1925).

Literatur
 Anne E. Dünzelmann: Stockholmer Spaziergänge. Auf den Spuren deutscher Exilierter 1933–1945. Books on Demand, Norderstedt 2017, ISBN 978-3-7448-2995-3, Seite 89.
 Ludwig Eiber: Richard Hansen, das Grenzsekretariat der Sopade in Kopenhagen und die Verbindungen nach Hamburg 1933–1939. In: Einhart Lorenz (Hrsg.): Ein sehr trübes Kapitel? Hitlerflüchtlinge im nordeuropäischen Exil 1933 bis 1950. Ergebnisse-Verlag, Hamburg 1998, ISBN 978-3-87916-044-0, Seite 181–196.
 Institut für Zeitgeschichte / Research Foundation for Jewish Immigration (Hrsg.): Biographisches Handbuch der deutschsprachigen Emigration nach 1933. Band 1, Saur, München 1980, ISBN 3-598-10087-6, Seite 269.
 Joachim Lilla: Der Preußische Staatsrat 1921–1933. Ein biographisches Handbuch. Mit einer Dokumentation der im "Dritten Reich" berufenen Staatsräte (= Handbücher zur Geschichte des Parlamentarismus und der politischen Parteien. Band 13). Droste, Düsseldorf 2005, ISBN 3-7700-5271-4, Seite 63–64.

Weblinks

 Artikel über Richard Hansen in Geschichtswerkstatt in der SPD Schleswig-Holstein
 Eintrag über Hansen, Richard (1887–1976) in Jahresberichte für deutsche Geschichte

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        flow_classifier.return_value = [("flow_classifier", fc)]
        return flow_classifier

    def test_ext_cmd_loaded(self):
        neutron_shell = shell.NeutronShell('2.0')
        ext_cmd = {'flow-classifier-list': fc.FlowClassifierList,
                   'flow-classifier-create': fc.FlowClassifierCreate,
                   'flow-classifier-update': fc.FlowClassifierUpdate,
                   'flow-classifier-delete': fc.FlowClassifierDelete,
                   'flow-classifier-show': fc.FlowClassifierShow}
        for cmd_name, cmd_class in ext_cmd.items():
            found = neutron_shell.command_manager.find_command([cmd_name])
            self.assertEqual(cmd_class, found[0])

    def test_create_flow_classifier_with_mandatory_params(self):
        """create flow-classifier: flow1."""
        resource = 'flow_classifier'
        cmd = fc.FlowClassifierCreate(test_cli20.MyApp(sys.stdout), None)
        myid = 'myid'
        name = 'flow1'
        ethertype = 'IPv4'
        args = [
            name,
            '--ethertype', ethertype,
        ]
        position_names = ['name', 'ethertype']
        position_values = [name, ethertype]
        self._test_create_resource(resource, cmd, name, myid, args,
                                   position_names, position_values)

    def test_create_flow_classifier_with_all_params(self):
        """create flow-classifier: flow1."""
        resource = 'flow_classifier'
        cmd = fc.FlowClassifierCreate(test_cli20.MyApp(sys.stdout), None)
        myid = 'myid'
        name = 'flow1'
        protocol_name = 'TCP'
        ethertype = 'IPv4'
        source_port = '0:65535'
        source_port_min = 0
        source_port_max = 65535
        destination_port = '1:65534'
        destination_port_min = 1
        destination_port_max = 65534
        source_ip = '192.168.1.0/24'
        destination_ip = '192.168.2.0/24'
        logical_source_port = '4a334cd4-fe9c-4fae-af4b-321c5e2eb051'
        logical_destination_port = '1278dcd4-459f-62ed-754b-87fc5e4a6751'
        description = 'my-desc'
        l7_param = "url=my_url"
        l7_param_expected = {"url": "my_url"}
        args = [name,
                '--protocol', protocol_name,
                '--ethertype', ethertype,
                '--source-port', source_port,
                '--destination-port', destination_port,
                '--source-ip-prefix', source_ip,
                '--destination-ip-prefix', destination_ip,
                '--logical-source-port', logical_source_port,
                '--logical-destination-port', logical_destination_port,
                '--description', description,
                '--l7-parameters', l7_param]
        position_names = ['name', 'protocol', 'ethertype',
                          'source_port_range_min', 'source_port_range_max',
                          'destination_port_range_min',
                          'destination_port_range_max',
                          'source_ip_prefix', 'destination_ip_prefix',
                          'logical_source_port', 'logical_destination_port',
                          'description', 'l7_parameters']
        position_values = [name, protocol_name, ethertype,
                           source_port_min, source_port_max,
                           destination_port_min, destination_port_max,
                           source_ip, destination_ip,
                           logical_source_port,
                           logical_destination_port, description,
                           l7_param_expected]
        self._test_create_resource(resource, cmd, name, myid, args,
                                   position_names, position_values)

    def test_list_flow_classifier(self):
        """List available flow-classifiers."""
        resources = "flow_classifiers"
        cmd = fc.FlowClassifierList(test_cli20.MyApp(sys.stdout), None)
        self._test_list_resources(resources, cmd, True)

    def test_list_flow_classifier_sort(self):
        """flow_classifier-list --sort-key name --sort-key id --sort-key asc

        --sort-key desc
        """
        resources = "flow_classifiers"
        cmd = fc.FlowClassifierList(test_cli20.MyApp(sys.stdout), None)
        self._test_list_resources(resources, cmd,
                                  sort_key=["name", "id"],
                                  sort_dir=["asc", "desc"])

    def test_list_flow_classifier_limit(self):
        """flow-classifier-list -P."""
        resources = "flow_classifiers"
        cmd = fc.FlowClassifierList(test_cli20.MyApp(sys.stdout), None)
        self._test_list_resources(resources, cmd, page_size=1000)

    def test_show_flow_classifier_id(self):
        """flow-classifier-show test_id."""
        resource = 'flow_classifier'
        cmd = fc.FlowClassifierShow(test_cli20.MyApp(sys.stdout), None)
        args = ['--fields', 'id', self.test_id]
        self._test_show_resource(resource, cmd, self.test_id, args, ['id'])

    def test_show_flow_classifier_id_name(self):
        """flow-classifier-show ."""
        resource = 'flow_classifier'
        cmd = fc.FlowClassifierShow(test_cli20.MyApp(sys.stdout), None)
        args = ['--fields', 'id', '--fields', 'name', self.test_id]
        self._test_show_resource(resource, cmd, self.test_id,
                                 args, ['id', 'name'])

    def test_update_flow_classifier_description(self):
        """flow-classifier-update myid --description mydesc."""
        resource = 'flow_classifier'
        cmd = fc.FlowClassifierUpdate(test_cli20.MyApp(sys.stdout), None)
        myid = 'myid'
        args = [myid, '--description', 'flow_classifier1', '--description',
                'flow_classifier2']
        updatefields = {'description': 'flow_classifier2'}
        self._test_update_resource(resource, cmd, myid, args, updatefields)

    def test_update_flow_classifier_name(self):
        """flow-classifier-update myid --name myname."""
        resource = 'flow_classifier'
        cmd = fc.FlowClassifierUpdate(test_cli20.MyApp(sys.stdout), None)
        self._test_update_resource(resource, cmd, 'myid',
                                   ['myid', '--name', 'myname'],
                                   {'name': 'myname'})

    def test_delete_flow_classifer(self):
        """flow-classifier-delete my-id."""
        resource = 'flow_classifier'
        cmd = fc.FlowClassifierDelete(test_cli20.MyApp(sys.stdout), None)
        my_id = 'myid1'
        args = [my_id]
        self._test_delete_resource(resource, cmd, my_id, args)

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TiE Dubai to host the world's largest entrepreneurial Summit in December
Countdown begins to TiE's largest ever Global Summit on 15-16 December 2021
Dubai, UAE: TiE's largest ever Global Summit (TGS2021) will open its doors to more than 3,000 entrepreneurs, investors, VC's, start-ups, world leaders, and TiE Charter Members from all across the world for the first time in the UAE on 15-16 December 2021 during Expo 2020.
In partnership with Noon (Title Partner) and Etisalat (Strategic Partner) and supported by Microsoft, Emirates NBD, Dubai Internet City (DIC), and the Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM), the event will witness global marquee speakers across the industry including:
Vijay Shekhar Sharma, Founder and CEO of Paytm
Hatim Dowidar, Group CEO of Etisalat
George Jacob, President and CEO of Bay Ecotarium,
Abdul Rehman Tarabzooni, Founder and CEO of STV
Dr. Krishna Ella Chairman and Managing Director of Bharat Biotech
Sopnendu Mohanty, CFO of Monetary Authority of Singapore
Hubertus Thonhauser, Chairman of Tezos Foundation,
Amit Choudhury, Cofounder of Lenskart
Slim Sikkut, CIO of the Government of Estonia,
Ben Boesch, CDO of VFS Global,
Shashank Kumar, Cofounder and CEO of DeHaat,
Sandeep Nailwal, Cofounder and COO of Polygon
Muna Al Gurg, Director of Al Gurg Retail and ranked amongst the 50 most influential Arab women.
Shekhar Kapoor, Film Director, bringing unique insight into creating content.
Najla Al Midfa, General Manager of Sheraa, who will inspire her mastery in steering business towards success.
Yashish Dahiya, CEO of Policy Bazar and India's largest insurance aggregator
Anchit Nayar, CEO, Beauty eCommerce of Nykaa,
The two-day conference will showcase various keynotes from different speakers, fire-side chats with experts, panel discussions, start-up pitch sessions, demo sessions on tech trends, blockchain technology, financial inclusion and innovation. It will also cover various trending topics in the start-up ecosystem and will provide entrepreneurs with a curated and intellectual space for networking.
Prashant (PK) Gulati, TiE Global Board Trustee and President Emeritus, TiE Dubai commented, "The TiE Global Summit 2021 will be the largest such conference for entrepreneurs anywhere in the world and will focus on shining the flame on some of the biggest and successful entrepreneurs from more than 100 countries. From in-person networking, word-class speakers, panel discussions, workshops, and clinics to pitch competition, this will be not to miss even, bringing it to the most entrepreneurial city of the world, and as a testament of Dubai being the Global Center for innovation.
The Summit aims at fostering new ideas and provides a platform for investors to identify and fund curated start-ups and entrepreneurs in the b2b and b2c space.
TiE Dubai is the Middle East Chapter of the 60 Chapter global organization that has been fostering entrepreneurship in the region, since its inception at DIC in 2002. With regular events (100+ annually) and flagship programs focused on women (TiE Women), University Students (TiE Uni) and Mentorship, all not for profit and creating the enabling environment for grassroot entrepreneurship."
For over a decade, the UAE has been prioritising digital transformation. The 2020 UAE Digital Transformation Report highlights the competitive position of the UAE, having ranked first globally in 23 indicators in vital sectors, which include: telecommunications, health, residency, and labour. It was also ranked among the best five countries in 59 indicators and one of the best 10 in 106. Moreover, and according to the 2021 MENA Venture Investment report, the MENA region in 2020 saw a record of $1 billion dollars of investment in start-ups, highlighting the fast-paced growth of potential start-ups in the region.
About TiE:
The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE), was founded in 1992 in Silicon Valley by a group of successful entrepreneurs, corporate executives, and senior professionals with roots in the Indus region. There are currently 15,000 members, including over 2,500 charter members in 61 chapters across 14 countries. TiE's mission is to foster entrepreneurship globally through mentoring, networking, education, incubating, and funding. Dedicated to the virtuous cycle of wealth creation and giving back to the community, TiE's focus is on generating and nurturing our next generation of entrepreneurs.
About TiE Dubai:
The TiE Dubai chapter was established in 2003 to promote the spirit of entrepreneurship in the Middle East region. TiE Dubai through its diverse charter members provides assistance and guidance to a community of more than 3,000 budding entrepreneurs through events and programs that span across Networking, Mentoring and Education.
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The flight plan of your trip so that we can organize your welcome and your stay in Rwanda in good condition.
The complete list of the members of your delegation : Chef of Delegation, Members of your direction, Riders, Sports Staff members, ... We must communicate this list to the Immigration Services to facilitate your arrival.
Your choice hotel for your accommodation during your stay in Rwanda.
For all residents of African countries, the formalities to obtain the Rwanda Entry Visa are made directly upon arrival at Kigali International Airport. No other formality is to be done before.
If you need an official letter of invitation for the exit of your territory, thank you to ask us by e-mail (olivier@gso-sport.com) giving us the complete list of the names to be noted on this letter.
Note that the visa costs 30 us $ / person and that it is not possible, as in some countries, to obtain "free" visas ! Everyone has to pay this visa.
At your arrival at the airport, after having received your visa and collected your entire luggage, a minibus of the organisation will transport you to the hotel. The transfer will be quick as the airport is situated between 1 km and 3 km from the different hotels. After the Championship, the transfer to the airport will be done in the same way, in the other direction.
For Nations with at least 10 riders participating in the entire Championship.
The Organizing Committee will make available a vehicle (Toyota Corolla type) for the duration of the Event.
This vehicle (which will not be equipped with a bike rack) will allow the members of the delegation to go on the circuits and to go to the different meetings. It will also used to follow riders, both in time trial and circuit races.
Fuel is the responsibility of the Nations.
For Nations with less than 10 participating riders.
For Team Time Trial races, to follow their team, 1 hour before the first start, a vehicle (Toyota Corolla type) will be available for each Nation to follow their team during the race.
For the Individual Time Trial race, at the start of each event, to follow their riders, 1 hour before the first start, a vehicle (Toyota Corolla type) will be available for each Nation to follow their rider during the race.
In these 2 cases, the vehicle will be given to the Nation on the starting car park of the Time Trial. This vehicle will not be equipped with bike rack, and must be returned to the Organizing Committee just after the arrival of the rider or the team, on the arrival place of the time trial (same place as the departure).
For road races in circuit, for Nations not having a vehicle for the entire duration of the Event (so less than 10 participating riders), vehicles will be provided to follow the races, by grouping one or more Nations in a vehicle according to the number of riders engaged in each event. There will be one, two or three Nations in a vehicle, depending on the number of riders.
These vehicles will be given to the Nations at the departure car park closed to the finish line. These vehicles will not be equipped with bike racks, and must be returned to the Organizing Committee just after arrival on same place.
On the other hand, minibuses of the organization will assure the connections with the venues of departure / arrival of the races, starting from the 3 official hotels at precise and definite schedules in advance.
Note that the circuits (Time Trial and Road race circuits) being very close to the hotels, the riders will go directly to the circuits by bike !
The vehicle will be available on November 2018, Tuesday 13th, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm at the organization's headquarters, CLASSIC HOTEL in KIGALI.
For insurance regulation, this vehicle must always be driven by the same person from your delegation. He will have to present his international driving license at the time of the delivery of the vehicle.
The vehicle must be returned no later than November 2018, Sunday 18th, from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm at the organization's headquarters, CLASSIC HOTEL in KIGALI.
You can rent one or more vehicles from our Official Supplier (VAVATOURS in KIGALI) from February 2018, Saturday 10th.
Toyota Corolla type vehicle : 40,000 FRW / day (around 40 €uros / day), excluding fuel.
Vehicle type pick-up double cabin : 90,000 FRW / day (about 90 €uros / day), excluding fuel.
Booking and payment is done directly with our Supplier VAVATOURS : info@vavatours.com and by putting us in copy (olivier@gso-sport.com) so that we foresee the accreditation of this vehicle.
The Organising Committee has negotiated with 3 hotels in order to find best possible solutions for your stay in Kigali, such as granting good rates, the proximity to the race courses and the general conditions of your accommodation.
The 3 selected official hotels are all less than 3 kilometers from the race and start / finish of the road races in circuit, and less than 6 kilometers from the start / finish of the Time Trial races.
The CLASSIC hotel is completely reserved for the organization and the Rwandan Cycling Federation. The permanence and the technical meetings will take place there. No other delegation or member of another delegation may be accommodated at this hotel.
Note that if a complete Nation, Heads of Delegation or Presidents of the Federation do not wish to be accommodated at the same hotel as their riders and their technical staff and prefer to stay in a hotel other than those proposed by the Organization, no special shuttle will be organized for them to go to the races or to various meetings or ceremonies.
The organizing committee negotiated the best possible rates according to the quality of services provided by these hotels.
For all hotels, rates are in bed and breakfast. You also have the price for lunch and dinner. The meals served will be "sporty" type.
At the earliest, as soon as you know the number of people in your delegation, and for better management of this very important organizational position, it is necessary to book your accommodation with the hotel you have chosen, by sending the booking form (annex 2 accommodation) directly to the hotel, and putting us in copy so that the Organizing Committee can follow the evolution and validation of reservations.
No reservation can be made directly by the Organizing Committee.
Your reservation must be made no later than February 2018, 1st.
The hotel will acknowledge receipt of your reservation and will confirm it by e-mail.
Once validated by the hotel, your reservation will be definitive.
Any reservation is definitive, and will be due to the hotel. It will not be possible to change hotels on your arrival or during your stay. The hotels have been carefully selected and conform to the advertised services.
Upon your arrival at the hotel, the hotel will present the bill (depending on the number of rooms, the number of people and the number of days) that you must pay immediately, so as not to cause problems at the end of your stay.
All possible extras must be paid to the hotel during your stay.
Again, for more convenience and better organization, it is imperative that you provide us with advance information on your flights (date of arrival, date of departure, flight number, schedules, ...).
Accommodation being an essential aspect of your stay, thank to do the necessary very quickly.
The organizing committee wishes you a pleasant stay in Kigali and thanks you in advance.


The New 52 is Dead! Long Live DC Comics' Bold New Line-Up! | KABOOOOOM!
In 2011, DC Comics relaunched their entire line and rebooted some 70 years of continuity with The New 52. It was a monumental and divisive decision, one that alienated some longtime fans but also managed to bring in new readers. Yet, with the upcoming event series, Convergence – which will see books and characters from the pre-New 52 continuity and multiverses converge (get it?) with the publisher's current line – the New 52 is dead.
Don't call it a reboot.
However, the continuity that the New 52 established lives on, it's simply the branding that's gone. The Justice League has only been operating for roughly 5 years or so, Batgirl can still walk, and Superman and Wonder Woman remain a couple. And while this may not be the return to the 'good old days' that some fans may have been hoping for, the line-up DC Comics announced last week has plenty to be excited about.
After Convergence wraps in in May, DC Comics will kick-off this new era – codename Divergence – with 24 brand-new series and 25 returning, on-going series (which will thankfully continue without a break in the issue numbering). For more, read up on the full list of titles and check out the official press release for details on DC's post-Convergence plans.
Here at Kabooooom we're pretty pumped about a few of these new books DC announced, and pleased with many they've chosen to keep around. Read on below to learn our picks for the books we're excited for most and those we could do without.
Harley Quinn is one of my all time favorite characters and has been since her debut in Batman: The Animated Series. The New 52 was not kind to poor Harley, giving her a dreadful redesign and an even worse re-imagined origin. It wasn't until Amanda Connor, Jimmy Palmiotti and artist Stephane Roux launched her own solo series that Harls began to feel like her old self again. Just recently in that series, Harley teamed up with another of Conner and Palmiotti's go-to ladies, Power Girl, and the duo are poised for a repeat performance in the miniseres: Harley Quinn/Power Girl. It may only be six issues, but I couldn't be more excited to see this odd couple together again.
Aquaman, on the other hand, has seen an excellent run throughout all of the New 52. After Geoff Johns gave Aquaman the boost he so desperately needed – injecting a little humor and putting his wife, Mera on equal footing – the series has continued to grow under current writer Jeff Parker. In June, Cullen Bunn takes over and I couldn't be more pleased. I was a big fan of Fearless Defenders and am stoked to see what he has in store for Arthur and Mera.
According to insider buzz, Bryan Hitch has been working of this new Justice League of America series for two years. I'm not sure I buy that, but even so, the launching of yet another Justice League book with an identical line-up to who's already featured in the main Justice League title feels like a giant missed opportunity. And especially in light of Marvel's recently announced all-women Avengers line-up, why can't JLA feature a team other than DC's main heroes? I realize there's a Justice League movie on the horizon and they want these iconic characters front and center, but this book is a wasted opportunity to feature another team of heroes than the usual crew and that's a real shame.
What Cameron Stewart and Brendon Fletcher did with Dinah as a supporting character in Batgirl was my favorite part of the new series and I love the artwork of Annie Wu. I can't wait to see what Fletcher does with Dinah in the spotlight.
It's a book starring a character I like (Roy Harper) partnered with a character I loathe (Jason Todd) and from a writer I refuse to have anything to do with anymore (Scott Lobdell). Additionally, this book feels as if it's simply rearranging the chairs on the deck of the Titanic since there's no indication that anything is really changing about this series apart from the absence of Starfire and the numbering.
It's really a three-way tie for me here. As I look through DC's new series announcement Justice League of America by Bryan Hitch definitely excites me. I loved Hitch's work on Authority and on JLA in the early 2000s. He's done well with ensemble casts before and I can't imagine this series is going to be any different. I'm also excited for Starfire by Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner. I'm a huge fan of Starfire (giggle all you want, I'm comfortable in my fanboy fascination) from Marv Wolfman's New Teen Titans run. I think Palmiotti and Conner will do the character justice after suffering from objectification for several years.
Finally, I'm excited about Constantine: The Hellblazer. Here's another case where the original series was a changing point in my comics reading history. It opened the door to a world of dark, twisted, and superbly written material that laid the foundation for my taste in comics now. I really look forward to how Ming Doyle plans to capture Constantine's cynicism and humor.
There are several of the new DC titles that I care very little about. My lack of interest in those titles, though, does not mean that I won't be persuaded to check them out at some point. Doomed by Scott Lobdell, however, is a title I plan on avoiding. There's plenty of cliched one-liners I could insert here about my feelings and the title of this book, but I'll let you come up with your own. In all seriousness, Lobdell dug a hole for Superman that Geoff Johns had to excavate. I can't imagine that he'd do any better dealing with the adolescence of the villain that killed Superman. Doomsday is an enigma and a series about his youth, in my opinion, will only lift the shroud of mystery that the character's sporadic use helps establish. I also seriously doubt that Johns will have the time to rescue the villain after 32 or so issues.
These are the books we're excited (and not too excited) to see in DC Comics' June mini-relaunch, what titles are you most looking forward to? Let us hear from you in the comments below!
Doomed is another Scott Lobdell book? Seriously, how does he keep getting work? Does he have pictures of Jim Lee with a goat?


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Woman found guilty of kidnapping newborn baby from mother's bedside in 1997...See the shocking details
A South African woman was Thursday convicted of kidnapping a newborn baby and raising her for 17 years before an astonishing coincidence reunited the girl with her biological family.
Biological mother Celeste Nurse with Zephany Joy Nurse before she was taken
"You must have been the person who removed the child from hospital," High Court judge John Hlophe told the woman who claimed to have been handed the baby at a train station after entering into a private "adoption" programme.
"Your story, if anything is a fairy tale and the court rejects it with the contempt it deserves." The 50-year-old accused, who cannot be named to protect the new identity of the kidnapped girl, remained grim-faced staring at the judge.
Celeste Nurse
The girl's biological mother Celeste Nurse, 36, sobbed loudly as the guilty verdict was handed down while chants of "Yes! Yes!" were heard from the public gallery.
The accused was denied bail and ordered to return to court for sentencing on May 30.
The girl's real identity came to light in February last year, when her younger biological sister began attending high school and pupils pointed out her remarkable likeness to a final-year student.
Baby Zephany Nurse before she was kidnapped
The younger girl told her parents, who met the older girl and immediately believed she was their long-lost baby. They called the police, and DNA tests confirmed that the girl was indeed their child, whom they had named Zephany Joy Nurse.
Without knowing it, the Nurse family had been living within a couple of kilometres (miles) of their kidnapped daughter, while celebrating her birthday every year and never giving up hope of finding her.
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Q: Salesforce Marketing Cloud - Access to subscriberKey after link redirect I was wondering is there any way to have access from JavaScript to the subscriberKey after users click an email redirect from email?
Obviously easiest solution is to embedded the %%subscriberKey%% as an url parameter, but I was wondering if it is not stored somewhere in the background already after click Marketing Cloud link?
And we are not using CloudPage of course.

A: First of all, you will need to add the subscriber key to your links. This can be done utilising Setup > Data Management > Parameter Manager > Web Analytics Connector
The standard tagging looks like this:
utm_source=sfmc&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=%%emailname_%%&utm_term=%%linkname%%&utm_id=%%jobid%%&sfmc_id=%%subscriberid%%

You can replace the parameters as you need, so let's add subscriber key for you to use upon click:
utm_source=sfmc&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=%%emailname_%%&utm_term=%%linkname%%&utm_id=%%jobid%%&sfmc_id=%%subscriberid%%&skey=%%subscriberkey%%

Once this is updated, you will be able to append the subscriber key to your URLs. Once the visitor arrives on the page, you can use the below snippet to fetch the URL and pass it into setUserInfo call:
var queryString = window.location.search;
var urlParams = new URLSearchParams(queryString);
var sfmc_key = urlParams.get('skey')
_etmc.push(["setOrgId", "..."]);
if(sfmc_key != ''){
_etmc.push(["setUserInfo", {"email": sfmc_key}]);
}


Johnny Pageless, one of my blog peeps, posted his results from the "which level of hell are you getting cast into"test and I thought why not.
jeezzzz. I might need to take a shower in some holy water. It says I'm only at level 2 (see below) but I apparently score high for levels 5,6,7, and 9 and Very High for level 8.
The wretched King Minos has decided your fate.
His tale wraps around his body 2 times.
The sweet light no longer strikes against your eyes. Your shade has been banished to… the Second Level of Hell!


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Carlberg, T. orcid.org/0000-0002-3622-4247
Carlberg, Torbjörn
Carlberg, Torbjorn
Razaz, G. & Carlberg, T. (2019). Hot tearing susceptibility of AA3000 aluminum alloy containing Cu, Ti, and Zr. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. A, 50A(8), 3842-3854
Open this publication in new window or tab >>Hot tearing susceptibility of AA3000 aluminum alloy containing Cu, Ti, and Zr
Razaz, Ghadir
2019 (English)In: Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. A, ISSN 1073-5623, E-ISSN 1543-1940, Vol. 50A, no 8, p. 3842-3854Article in journal (Refereed) Published
Severe hot tearing has been observed during DC casting of modified AA3000 alloys with additions of Cu, Ti, and Zr, although these alloys are regarded as rather easy to cast. Extensive studies have been performed on both synthetic and industrial AA2000, AA6000, and AA7000 alloys, but less data are available for AA3000 alloys. This work was thus initiated to investigate the hot tearing susceptibility of AA3000 alloys with varying alloy element content using constrained rod casting molds. The results showed that the Cu and Fe content have a major impact on hot tearing resistance, while the effects of Zr and Ti are minor. Cu in a range from 0.3 to 1.2 wt pct significantly increased the hot tearing tendency. This is due to the existence of high eutectic fractions at low temperatures, as well as porosity formation associated with bad feeding at the end of solidification. A strong cracking tendency was observed below an Fe content 0.2 wt pct owing to decreased precipitation of the Al6(Mn, Fe) phase. It was found that primary Al6(Mn, Fe) phases lead to early bridging between the grains, which reinforces the alloy during the vulnerable temperature range for hot tearing. Zr and Ti additions weakly enhanced or reduced hot tearing severity, respectively.
urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-35940 (URN)10.1007/s11661-019-05290-1 (DOI)000473514600040 ()2-s2.0-85066900902 (Scopus ID)
Bayat, N., Carlberg, T. & Cieslar, M. (2019). In-Situ Study of Phase Transformations during Homogenization of 6060 and 6063 Al Alloys. Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids, 130, 165-171
Open this publication in new window or tab >>In-Situ Study of Phase Transformations during Homogenization of 6060 and 6063 Al Alloys
Bayat, Nazlin
Cieslar, M.
Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic.
2019 (English)In: Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids, ISSN 0022-3697, E-ISSN 1879-2553, Vol. 130, p. 165-171Article in journal (Refereed) Published
urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-30011 (URN)10.1016/j.jpcs.2018.11.013 (DOI)000467669100020 ()2-s2.0-85062641742 (Scopus ID)
Razaz, G. & Carlberg, T. (2019). On the dissolution Process of Manganese and Iron in Molten Aluminum. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. A, 50(4), 1873-1887
Open this publication in new window or tab >>On the dissolution Process of Manganese and Iron in Molten Aluminum
2019 (English)In: Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. A, ISSN 1073-5623, E-ISSN 1543-1940, Vol. 50, no 4, p. 1873-1887Article in journal (Refereed) Published
The dissolution of Mn and Fe in liquid Al presents a challenge due to their high melting points and low diffusivity. A literature review reveals that the existing knowledge of the processes involved in the dissolution of both Fe and Mn in liquid Al is rather ambiguous. Thus, this work aimed to obtain more detailed insights into the dissolution behavior of Mn and Fe in various Al melts. The results of the Mn dissolution tests showed that three intermediate phases were involved in the dissolution process, all of which exhibited a smooth interface between Mn and the liquid. These three phases were identified as the γ2, Al11Mn4, and µ phases which grow slowly, penetrating the Mn particles. The results of the Fe dissolution tests showed that in pure Al, the Al5Fe2 phase dominates the dissolution process and penetrates the Fe particles. The addition of Ti into the molten Al alters the intermetallic compound formation by replacing Al5Fe2 by Al2Fe. The addition of Si significantly inhibited the Fe dissolution kinetics. A theoretical approach based on Ficks' law was used to explain the experimentally obtained Mn and Fe dissolution rates. It showed that the surface area and shape of the additives significantly affected the dissolution processes.
Bayat, N. & Carlberg, T. (2017). Influence of Heat Treatment on the Surface Structure of 6082 Al Alloys. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. A, 48A(10), 5085-5094
Open this publication in new window or tab >>Influence of Heat Treatment on the Surface Structure of 6082 Al Alloys
2017 (English)In: Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. A, ISSN 1073-5623, E-ISSN 1543-1940, Vol. 48A, no 10, p. 5085-5094Article in journal (Other academic) Published
The β-Al5FeSi intermetallic phase and coarse Mg2Si particles have negative effects on extrudability and workability of 6xxx Al alloys billets. To achieve extruded products with a high surface quality, the as-cast billets are heat-treated before extrusion. During heat treatment, the undesired intermetallic particles, i.e., β-AlFeSi platelets are transformed to rounded α-Al(FeMn)Si intermetallic phases. Although the heat treatment of the bulk areas of the 6xxx Al alloys has been the focus of many previous studies, the process of phase transformation at the very surface has not been paid the same attention. In this study, microstructures of a homogenized billet of a 6082 alloy at the area very close to the surface were investigated. By comparing the X-ray diffraction patterns (XRD) of heat-treated samples as a function of different holding times, the gradual phase transformations could be followed, and using GDOES and map analysis by EDX, the alloying elemental redistribution was analyzed. Partial remelting and porosity growth was detected, and transformation rates were faster than in bulk material and from what is known from industrial processes.
Bayat, N., Carlberg, T. & Cieslar, M. (2017). In-Situ Study of Phase Transformations during Homogenization of 6005 and 6082 Al Alloys. Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 725, 504-509
Faculty of Mathematic and Physics, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic.
2017 (English)In: Journal of Alloys and Compounds, ISSN 0925-8388, E-ISSN 1873-4669, Vol. 725, p. 504-509Article in journal (Refereed) Published
Intermetallic β-Al5FeSi phase and coarse Mg2Si particles have negative effects on extrudability and workability of 6xxx Al alloy billets. To achieve extruded products with a high surface quality as-cast billets are therefore heat-treated before extrusion. During heat treatment the undesired intermetallic particles, i.e., β-AlFeSi platelets, are transformed to a rounded α-Al(FeMn)Si intermetallic phase. This transformation was studied in-situ by TEM for 6005 and 6082 Al alloys. It was observed that the Mg2Si particles precipitate in the Al matrix at about 250 °C; this precipitation also occurred at the edge and faces of beta intermetallic particles, and the Mg2Si particles were the preferred sites for α-Al(FeMn)Si particle nucleation. The transformation proceeded faster and at lower temperatures, 350–450 °C, than what has been reported earlier for homogenization studies of bulk samples and industrial billets. This could be associated with the thin characteristic of used samples in TEM giving contribution from fast surface diffusion, but it was also concluded that the phase boundary layer diffusion was important for the understanding of how the transformations proceed.
6xxx Al alloys, Heat treatment, Homogenization, In-situ TEM, Phase transformation
urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-30010 (URN)10.1016/j.jallcom.2017.07.149 (DOI)000412332900058 ()2-s2.0-85025668240 (Scopus ID)
The Mid Sweden University is acknowledged for financial support, and Kubikenborg Aluminium AB is acknowledged for providing materials.
Razaz, G. & Carlberg, T. (2017). Solidification studies of 3003 alloys with different Mn and Ti contents. In: Fan, Zhongyun (Ed.), Solidification processing 2017: proceedings of the 6th Decennial International Conference on Solidification Processing : 25-28 July 2017, Beaumont Estate, Old Windsor, UK. Paper presented at 6th Decennial international conference , 25-28 July 2017, old Windsor, UK. bcast
Open this publication in new window or tab >>Solidification studies of 3003 alloys with different Mn and Ti contents
2017 (English)In: Solidification processing 2017: proceedings of the 6th Decennial International Conference on Solidification Processing : 25-28 July 2017, Beaumont Estate, Old Windsor, UK / [ed] Fan, Zhongyun, bcast , 2017Conference paper, Published paper (Refereed)
Aluminum alloys of AA3003 are widely used in heat exchangers. This type of alloy mainly contains manganese as alloying element, but in recent developments there have been additions of both titanium and copper. The limits of Mn solubility in aluminum are influenced by these additions, which can cause the formation of large particles of an unwanted AlMnTi phase.
This project was initiated to investigate the effects of Mn contents in combination with Ti additions on the solidification and precipitation behavior using both Bridgman directional solidification and DTA equipment. The results show that coarse AlMnTi particles start forming when Mn contents are over 1.5 wt% in alloys with 0.14 wt% Ti and that the amount significantly increases with increasing Mn content from this level. Large particles were also found for Mn contents slightly below 1.4 wt%. If the Ti additions were on the level of 0.25 wt%. The DTA experiments show that AlMnTi phases grow in a limited temperature interval, and can reach a size of 150 microns. Such large sized particles are detrimental for the material in the ensuing rolling operation and must be avoided, and it is, therefore, important to accurately control the combinations of Mn and Ti contents.
bcast, 2017
Bridgman Technique, Differential Thermal Analysis, 3003 Alloy, Intermetallic Particles
Natural Sciences Materials Engineering
urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-35020 (URN)9781908549297 (ISBN)
6th Decennial international conference , 25-28 July 2017, old Windsor, UK
Saleem, J., Majid, A., Malik, A. W., Bertilsson, K. & Carlberg, T. (2016). An efficient method of spot welding Aluminium alloys with induction preheating. Journal of Electrical Systems, 12(4), 817-825
Open this publication in new window or tab >>An efficient method of spot welding Aluminium alloys with induction preheating
Saleem, Jawad
COMSATS Univ Informat Technol, Dept Elect Engn, Abbottabad, Pakistan.
Majid, Abdul
Malik, Abdul Waheed
Bertilsson, Kent
Mid Sweden University, Faculty of Science, Technology and Media, Department of Electronics Design.
2016 (English)In: Journal of Electrical Systems, ISSN 1112-5209, Vol. 12, no 4, p. 817-825Article in journal (Refereed) Published
Steel has been the material of choice for automobile manufacturers. In the recent years material such as aluminium and its alloys are taking over the market because of their light weight. The use of aluminium, in automobile manufacturing can result in overall fuel efficiency. Spot welding aluminium alloys require higher electric power and less welding time as compared to steel. Welding guns that can produce an electric current which is approximately 2 to 3 times higher, as compared to steel are required for spot welding aluminium. An efficient method of spot welding Aluminium alloys with the preheating process has been proposed in this paper. Preheating Aluminium sheet before spot welding reduces the thermal and electrical resistance which brings down the electric current requirement to spot weld Aluminium structures. Both spot welding and induction preheating process have been modelled in this paper. The test results of the preheating process have also been verified with practical heating trials. The preheating is performed on-the-fly in advance to spot welding process. The results show that spot welding Al 6082 after preheating up to 200 degrees C, the output current requirements to make the spot weld are reduced by 22%..
Finite element method, pre heating, resistance spot welding, induction heating, aluminium welding
Engstrand, P., Gradin, P., Hellström, L., Carlberg, T., Sandström, P., Liden, J., . . . Mats, E. (2016). Improved refining energy efficiency in thermo-mechanical pulping by means of collimated wood chipping – from solid mechanics to full scale evaluation. In: Greg Hay (Ed.), PaperWeek Canada 2016 Conference February 1 to 5, 2016, Montreal: Technical Track Program. Paper presented at PaperWeek Canada 2016 Conference, Montreal, February 1-5, 2016.
Open this publication in new window or tab >>Improved refining energy efficiency in thermo-mechanical pulping by means of collimated wood chipping – from solid mechanics to full scale evaluation
Engstrand, Per
Gradin, Per
Hellström, Lisbeth
Sandström, Peter
SCA Reseach.
Liden, Joar
SCA Ortviken.
Söderberg, Mats
SCA Research.
Mats, Egnell
Andritz Iggesund Tools.
2016 (English)In: PaperWeek Canada 2016 Conference February 1 to 5, 2016, Montreal: Technical Track Program / [ed] Greg Hay, 2016Conference paper, Oral presentation with published abstract (Refereed)
The wood chipping process was never optimized with regard to high yield pulping processes as thermomechanical pulping (TMP) and chemithermomechanical pulping (CTMP). It is generally believed that wood chips for pulping should be produced in such a way that the degree of damage is minimized and that the chip dimensional distribution should be as narrow as possible. Since the TMP and CTMP processes were developed in the 60-ies and 70-ies, compression screw as well as roll nip equipment have been developed to pretreat wood chips as a way to reduce refining energy consumption to given fiber and pulp properties and also in order to improve impregnation. The general conclusions are that a combination of shear and compression in the tangential or radial direction of the wood initiates cracks that later in the refiner will enhance and optimize fiber separation and also fiber property development. The idea with the collimated chipping technology is to utilize the wood chipper as a tool, combining cutting of wood logs to wood chips with a pretreatment of the chips by creating cracks that would enhance fiber separation, fiber surface development as well as chip-impregnation. In this case the compression is performed in the wood fiber direction, in which direction wood actually is weakest when it comes to compression induced cracking. The maximization of the amount of cracks in wood-chips is performed by optimizing the knife angle (or spout angle) in the chipper, to what we call collimated chipping (according to a patent owned by CCT AB). This presentation describes a theoretical background and two demonstration scale studies performed by SCA Forest Products at their Ortviken mill. One conclusion drawn, based on two-month test period with three weeks of collimated chipping, was that specific refining energy reduction was around 100 kWh/adt of the 1400 kWh/adt used in primary stage double disc refining. Most probably the potential is higher if the whole system is optimized. Tests were performed at constant production rate and energy was reduced by reducing power to constant freeness, leading to similar tensile and light scattering levels. The deliberately increased forces created in the wood chipper by means of an optimized (increased) edge angle caused more problems with knife holder equipment than normally, as well as increased vibrations. These problems will have to be solved for future long-term implementation of the technique.
chipping, mechanical pulping, energy reduction
PaperWeek Canada 2016 Conference, Montreal, February 1-5, 2016
e2mp forskningsprofil
Knowledge Foundation, 2010/0178VINNOVA, 2012-00786
Razaz, G. & Carlberg, T. (2016). Study of manganese dissolution in aluminum melts. In: TMS Light Metals: . Paper presented at Light Metals 2016 - TMS 2016: 145th Annual Meeting and Exhibition; Music City Center, Nashville; United States; 14 February 2016 through 18 February 2016; Code 121631 (pp. 731-736). Minerals, Metals & Materials Society
Open this publication in new window or tab >>Study of manganese dissolution in aluminum melts
2016 (English)In: TMS Light Metals, Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, 2016, p. 731-736Conference paper, Published paper (Refereed)
Problems with the yield during Mn alloy additions and the occurrence of undissolved Mn rich phases in as cast material containing Ti is the background to the present study of the dissolution of Mn compacts in aluminum melts. The dissolution rate of Mn in liquid aluminum, have been studied in pure Al and in Al-0.12%Ti melts. It was found that Ti additions to the melt decreased the dissolution rate of Mn compacts. It was also shown that the intermediate phases formed at the interface between Mn and liquid aluminum was different after small Ti additions. Moreover, an undissolved Mn briquette, found after casting in a furnace, was examined and the conditions for this to happen have been discussed. The discussion was based on calculations of heat balances during the initial dissolution steps and studies of the transformations occurring within the briquette.
Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, 2016
Dissolution rate, Freeze-on layer, Heat transportation, Intermetallic phases, Manganese briquette
urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-28496 (URN)2-s2.0-84974604002 (Scopus ID)9781119225799 (ISBN)
Light Metals 2016 - TMS 2016: 145th Annual Meeting and Exhibition; Music City Center, Nashville; United States; 14 February 2016 through 18 February 2016; Code 121631
Scopus ID for book chapter: 2-s2.0-84982238790
Bayat, N. & Carlberg, T. (2016). Surface formation in direct chill (DC) casting of 6082 aluminium alloys. In: IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering. Paper presented at 4th International Conference on Advances in Solidification Processes, ICASP 2014, 8 July 2014 through 11 July 2014. Institute of Physics Publishing (IOPP), 117(1), Article ID 012038.
Open this publication in new window or tab >>Surface formation in direct chill (DC) casting of 6082 aluminium alloys
2016 (English)In: IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, Institute of Physics Publishing (IOPP), 2016, Vol. 117, no 1, article id 012038Conference paper, Published paper (Refereed)
Surface defects in aluminium billet production are a real problem for the subsequent extrusion procedure. Extrusion productivity can be influenced by the surface properties, which is defined as surface appearance, surface segregation zone depth and large Mg2Si and β-particles (Al5FeSi). In this research the surface formation during DC casting of 6082 aluminium billets produced by the air slip technology is studied. The surface microstructures of 6082 aluminium alloys with smooth and wavy surface appearances were investigated, including segregation zone depths and phase formation. The results were discussed based on the exudation of liquid metal through the mushy zone. The specific appearance of the wavy surface of 6082 alloys was correlated to how the oxide skin adheres to the underlying mushy zone and coupled to the dendritic coherency and surface tension of the skin. The occurrence of different phases at the very surface and in the layer just below was explained by variations in solidification directions and subsequent segregation patterns.
Institute of Physics Publishing (IOPP), 2016
urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-29685 (URN)10.1088/1757-899X/117/1/012038 (DOI)2-s2.0-84968853364 (Scopus ID)
4th International Conference on Advances in Solidification Processes, ICASP 2014, 8 July 2014 through 11 July 2014
Mid Sweden University, Faculty of Science, Technology and Media, Department of Natural Sciences
ORCID iD: orcid.org/0000-0002-3622-4247


This summer you are welcome to attend a Tolkien Conference in New York at Baruch College. The conference is organized by Anthony Burdge and Jessica Burke of Myth Ink Books and The Northeast Tolkien Society, along with Baruch College Librarian and Author, Chris Tuthill. People are encouraged to submit papers for the event, click here to read the Call for Papers guidelines. The deadline is on April 7th, so if you would like to be part of the conference, send in your paper within the next couple weeks. Here is what is on the program so far!
Guests include Keynote Academic Speaker, Janet Brennan Croft, who is the Head of Access and Delivery Services and Assistant Professor at Rutgers University Libraries. She is the author of War in the Works of J.R.R. Tolkien and has also written on the Peter Jackson films, J.K. Rowling, Terry Pratchett, Lois McMaster Bujold, and other authors. The other is Minstrel Guest of Honor, John DiBartolo, who is a member of the Lonely Mountain Band which focuses on a self-styled genre called "Folk Fantasy" and Legendarium News & Media. You can read more about them here.
Find out more about this Tolkien Conference by visiting their WordPress blog and keep up to date by following them on Facebook and Twitter.


Online marketplaces have mostly overtaken brick and mortar stores as the preferred shopping experience in the US, but there's a major drawback for some consumers: Package theft. SafeWise, an independent home security systems review organization, reported on the Top 10 metro areas most likely to get hit by porch pirates; Miami and Tampa both made the list for Florida. With this news and package theft on the rise, more homeowners are taking action. They're installing cameras, security alarm systems, automatic timers, and other technology to protect themselves.
Of course, this increased security also means you're more likely to get caught, and the proof against you may be overwhelming. There are strategies to defend yourself, however, and a Florida theft crimes defense attorney can help. An overview of the potential charges and penalties may be useful to understanding what you're up against.
Florida law classifies these types of crimes by the value of the items that are stolen or misappropriated. It's considered petit theft to take property between $100-$300, so you could be arrested for a First Degree Misdemeanor. For a conviction, you may be looking at up to one year in jail and a fine up to $1,000. These penalties increase if you have a prior history, and the crime may be elevated to a felony if you've been convicted on two or more theft crimes in the past.
For property valued above $300, felony charges may apply; in addition, you could face a felony depending upon the type of property. Because you're not likely to know what's inside a package lying on a porch, you may not know the severity of the crime until you open it – or are arrested by police.
You could also be arrested for a burglary crime, which isn't a theft offense at all under Florida law. Burglary is illegally entering a structure or dwelling with the intent to commit a crime. Even if you don't take the package, police may have grounds to charge you with burglary. Unlike theft crimes, burglary is always a felony. For a Third Degree Felony, you could be sentenced to five years in prison and a maximum fine of $5,000.
By definition, a porch pirate is interfering with the US mail, which is a federal crime. It doesn't matter how much the items in the package are worth, and you don't even need to complete the crime to be arrested: Under some circumstances, an attempt could still be a federal offense if you leave the package behind. If convicted for theft of US mail, you could face up to five years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine.
There are defense strategies available for porch pirates, especially since security cameras often provide grainy, blurry video evidence. If you were arrested for a theft crime or similar offense, please contact attorney Kevin J. Kulik to schedule a confidential consultation at our Fort Lauderdale office. We can review your situation and determine defense options.


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Belgium: Military Colours and Standards
Keywords: military colour | military standard | croix de guerre | standard bearer |
Honour Diploma of Standard Bearer
For all the flags described below, a gold fringe 5 cm wide is attached.
The staff is black, in two pieces with a brass joint, and topped by a 15 cm (7.5 cm on fanions) gilt bronze finial consisting of an ionic column surrounded by an oak and laurel wreath supporting a rectangular platform.
On the longer sides of the platform, the national motto and unit designation are inscribed in French (L'Union fait la force) on one side and in Dutch (Eendracht maakt Macht) on the other.
On the ends are the initials of the monarch presenting the color.
Atop the platform is a rampant lion of Brabant.
Unit decorations are attached below the finial, as is a 1.5 m (for drapeaux) gold cord and tassels, tied around the staff at the middle, with the ends of the cord tied in a knot halfway down their length.
Luc A. Lecleir, Emblemen en Eervolle Vermeldingen van de Eenheden (Brussels, Dienst Geschiedenis, 1972)
Belgium File, U.S. Army Institute of Heraldry
Joe McMillan, 2 February 2002
Colour of the First Regiment of the Line, obverse and reverse - Image by Joe McMillan, 2 February 2002
Infantry units (for instance, Régiment de Chasseurs Ardennais) have a drapeau / vlag, a square vertical tricolor of black, yellow, and red within a 15 mm wide gold border, the whole being 90 cm square. The names of actions for which the unit was cited in the orders of the Belgian Army are embroidered in gold in French on the obverse and in Dutch on the reverse, in straight lines.
Cavalry and artillery regiments carry an étendard / vaandel. The same pattern as above, but 80 cm square.
Cyclist and Engineers units have a fanion / wimpel, again the same pattern, but 70 cm square.
Standard of the Navy - Image by Joe McMillan, 2 February 2002
According to L. Nyssen (Einige Flaggen der belgischen Marine von 1815 bis heute [nys96], Flaggenkurier [dfk] (1995), also available online), the standard (étendard / vaandel), of the Navy was granted by Prince Regent Charles on 15 June 1946. It is the national tricolor in 77 x 88 cm dimensions, with the name of the service (Force Navale) and the places and dates of actions in which Belgian seamen distinguished themselves during the Second World War inscribed in French in straight lines of gold block letters. The medal of the Croix de Guerre (1939-1945) with palm appears in the upper hoist. The field is bordered by a narrow gold strip all around; in addition, there is gold fringe along the three free sides of the flag.
Nyssen does not say so, but normal Belgian practice would be for the flag to carry the same information on the reverse in Dutch, the name in Dutch at the time the flag was granted being Zeemacht. It is not clear to me whether the actual Croix de Guerre medal is pinned to the flag or if its design is embroidered onto the field. Nyssen shows it set diagonally and I have followed that example.
Navy units have a drapeau / vlag, as for the infantry, with the exception that the top inscription is MARINE BELGE on the obverse and BELGISCHE MARINE on the reverse (formerly FORCE NAVALE and ZEEMACHT).
Joe McMillan, 4 December 2003
According to the Army Museum (Brussels) fact sheets (text by Dominique Henrard), the flag was officially handed over by the Regent on 13 September 1946. Recipient was Commodore G. TImmermans, Head of the Navy.
The standard, made of silk, is used during parades on land and kept at Zeebrugge Naval Base.
The words written on the flag are:
ZEEMACHT
SLAG VAN BELGIE 1940
ATLANTISCHE OCEAAN
SCHELDE
That is Navy - Battle for Belgium 1940 - Atlantic Ocean - Strait of Dover - Scheldt.
The fourragères are in the colours of the Order of Leopold and the War Cross, plus a French War Cross with Palms.
The Navy standard was restored by Maison Bertrand (Brussels) in 1967: the black stripe, the fringe, and the inscriptions were replaced.
Jan Mertens, 5 January 2007
Air Force units carry a flag known as a fanion / wimpel, but 80 cm square like an army étendard / vaandel. Otherwise the same design.
The Honour Diploma of Standard Bearer is prescribed by a Royal Decree signed on 18 January 2001 and published in the Belgian official gazette on 9 March 2001.
Article 1. The Honour Diploma of Standard Bearer is created to award the standard bearers with good behaviour who have served, voluntarily and with dignity, for three years as the standard bearer in patriotic unions grouping either disabled ex-servicemen, ex-servicement or war victims, or ex-soldiers, or both categories or their eligible parties.
Article 2. The Honour Diploma is confered by the Minister concerned with the disabled ex-servicemen, the ex-servicemen and the war victims, on the proposal of the local patriotic union.
The proposals, together with a certificate of good behaviour approved by the state authorities, shall be forwarded to the department by the way of the national federations.
The Honour Diploma and the form to request it are prescribed according to the template attached to the present Decree.
Article 3. The names of the holders of the Honour Diploma shall be published in the Belgian official gazette.
Article 4. The following Decrees are abrogated:
1. The Royal Decree of 10 October 1963 creating an Honour Diploma of Standard Bearer of Patriotic Associations;
2. The Royal Decree of 4 March 1965 creating an Honour Diploma of Standard Bearer of certain Patriotic Associations;
3. The Royal Decree of 18 December 1987 creating an Honour Diploma of Standard Bearer of the national Federations grouping the disabled civil victims of the two wars, the widows and the eligible parties.
Article 5. The Minister concerned with the disabled ex-servicemen, the ex-servicement and the war victims is charged of the enforcement of the present Decree.
Ivan Sache, 1 March 2007


Dar Al Eiman Al Nour is situated in Al Madinah, 200 m from The Prophet's Mosque and 1.1 km from Old Bazaar. Free private parking is available on site. All rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV. Each room is fitted with a private bathroom.
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John Bailey, the president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, is reportedly under investigation for sexual harassment.
According to reports, the Academy, which awards the Oscars, recently received three harassment claims and opened up an investigation.
The news comes after the Academy began taking steps to prevent sexual harassment within its organization in light of the #MeToo movement.
Bailey who is a cinematographer was elected president of the Academy in August 2017. At the time, he expressed a commitment to expanding the diversity of the Academy's membership to welcome more women and minorities.
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Elephant steht für:

 eine alte Schreibweise von Elefant
 Hotel Elephant in Weimar
 Elephant (Film), US-amerikanischer Spielfilm (2003)
 Elephant (Kurzfilm), britischer Kurzfilm (1989)
 KFNB – Koloss und Elephant, eine österreichische Dampflokomotive
 Elephant (Album), ein Studioalbum der Band The White Stripes
 Elephant Beer, ein Starkbier von Carlsberg
 Elephant (Band), deutsche Rockband
 Elephant (Schriftart), Schriftart (1994) von Gareth Hague
 Elephant (S11), ein Schiff der namibischen Marine

Geografische Objekte in der Antarktis und Subantarktis:
 Elephant Cove, Bucht Südgeorgiens im Südatlantik
 Elephant Flats, Ebene an der Ostküste von Signy Island im Archipel der Südlichen Orkneyinseln
 Elephant Island, Insel im Archipel der Südlichen Shetlandinseln
 Elephant Lagoon, Lagune an der Nordküste Südgeorgiens im Südatlantik
 Elephant Moraine, Moräne im Viktorialand
 Elephant Point, Landspitze der Livingston-Insel im Archipel der Südlichen Shetlandinseln
 Elephant Ridge, Gebirgskamm auf der Alexander-I.-Insel

im NRHP gelistete Objekte:
 Elephant Butte Dam, in Elephant Butte, New Mexico, ID-Nr. 79001556
 Elephant Butte Historic District, in Elephant Butte, New Mexico, ID-Nr. 96001616
 Elephant Butte Irrigation District, in Las Cruces, New Mexico, ID-Nr. 97000822
 Elephant Head Lodge, in Cody, Wyoming, ID-Nr. 03001107
 Elephant Hotel, in Somers, New York, ID-Nr. 05000462
 Elephant Packing House, in Fullerton, Kalifornien, ID-Nr. 83001214

Siehe auch:
 Elephant Hill
 Elephant Rocks
 Elefant (Begriffsklärung)
 Forty Elephants