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import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { ROUTER_DIRECTIVES, Router } from '@angular/router';

import { LoginComponent } from '../login/login.component';
import { DashboardComponent } from '../dashboard/dashboard.Component';
import { appRouterProviders } from '../routes/app.routes';
import { DataService} from '../shared/data.service';
import { User} from '../shared/user.model';

@Component({
    selector: 'my-app',
    templateUrl: `./app/application/app.component.html`,
    directives: [ROUTER_DIRECTIVES]

})
export class AppComponent {
    isUserloggedIn = false;
    userName:string;

    constructor(private dataService: DataService) {
        dataService.userLogin$.subscribe(
            userName => {
                this.isUserloggedIn = true;
                this.userName = userName;
                console.log(`${userName} logged in`);
            });
    }

    ngOnDestroy() {
    }

    ngOnInit() {
        this.isUserloggedIn = this.dataService.isUserLoggedIn();

    }
}


Now you can add some really cool hubcaps to your vehicle! These hubcaps snap into a rear spoke wheel (only rear spoke, not front or hole style) for an exciting new look. They are sold in sets of 4 caps, come in "brushed metal gray", and can be easily painted.


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ENG MA
In the academic year of 2022/2023, four Master courses start in English: Animation, Design, Interaction Design and Photography.
Animation MA in English
Development of animation contents and unique forms of expression at a high level
Apart from launching its program entirely in English language from 2023 MOME Anim MA extends its portfolio by adding two new lines of specialisation to the existing Animation Director program: Video Game studies and Immersive Storytelling.
Design MA in English
Training product designers with the ability to interpret the world in a broader context, social sensitivity, and the skills to develop high-quality design concepts
We train strategically-minded design professionals. Using a proactive entrepreneurial mindset they will be able to develop and implement projects to shape an inclusive and sustainable world for future generations.
Interaction Design MA in English
Training the most innovative digital service designers of the future
We train experts who will play a leading role in designing the most innovative digital services of the future. Our graduate designers are familiar with the international scene and its opportunities, and are well-equipped to make a significant impact on digital culture.
Photography MA in English
A new generation of experimental and responsible-minded photographers
Our Photography MA programme trains open-minded and highly autonomous artists who are able to respond sensitively and progressively to the challenges of the world, supported by state-of-the-art technology and renowned teachers.

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Prevention of wound infections is a challenge in clinical practice. The aim of this study was to assess the efficacy of polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB, polihexanide) 0.04% on acute traumatic wounds. It was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled prospective trial which included 61 patients. The polihexanide group showed a significant decrease in log10 colony-forming units (cfu) (P < 0.001) after 60 min treatment in comparison to baseline cfu, whereas the Ringer solution group did not show a significant change in cfu during 60 min treatment. Treatment of polihexanide 0.04% resulted in a significant reduction of bacterial load in acute traumatic wounds.


On the dazzling mosaics of Ravenna, the artists who created them, and the original Theodora, a child prostitute turned empress who grew up in a circus.
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Ariel X, née Crystal Tracy le  à Granada Hills (Los Angeles) en Californie, est une actrice américaine de films pornographiques, spécialisée dans les scènes lesbiennes.

Biographie

Elle est d'origine irlandaise, polonaise, russe et mixte.
Ariel a grandi dans une famille mormone avec cinq frères et deux sœurs et a perdu sa virginité à 20 ans. Bonne élève à l'école primaire, Ariel a reçu une bourse pour le collège, où elle a étudié le marketing d'affaires et a obtenu un AA.  Elle a débuté dans l'industrie du divertissement pour adultes comme un modèle fetish amateur en 2003.

Elle a posé pour des grandes entreprises comme Playboy, Hustler, et Red Light District.

Filmographie

Récompenses
 2007 : AVN Award nominee – Best Tease Performance – Sex Gallery
 2009 : AVN Award nominee – Best All-Girl Group Sex Scene – Bad News Bitches 3
 2009 : AVN Award nominee – Most Outrageous Sex Scene – Squirt Gangbang 2
 2010 : AVN Award nominee – Most Outrageous Sex Scene – Pretty Sloppy 2

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Femmes ayant des rapports sexuels avec des femmes
 Kamasutra lesbien
 Pornographie lesbienne
 Pratiques sexuelles lesbiennes

Liens externes

  Ariel X sur Girlfriends Films
 Ariel X sur Sweetheart Video

Nom de scène
Actrice pornographique américaine
Actrice pornographique américaine jouant dans des films lesbiens
Naissance en mai 1980
Naissance à Los Angeles

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Why Was Thomas Watson's Statue Removed?
One endlessly hears of the looting of art during wartime — but strangely, one almost never hears of the looting of German art that took place after World War 2.
The French art monopoly of the 19th century is a subject too broad for this article. Suffice it to say that it grew directly out of the salon or French art "supermarket," the brainchild of art dealers who had changed what had formerly been a medium of cultural expression into a marketable commodity. The salons amassed large numbers of paintings in centrally located urban areas to fill the dual need of the nouveaux riches to buy "culture" for social status, and to latch onto painted canvases for speculative purposes. Early on, control of the major Parisian salons fell into the hands of such art manipulators as Louis Kahnwiler in the 1860s and Leo and Gertrude Stein in the 20th century.
These "French" art traders would retain a stable of painters whose work, while not breaking any aesthetic records, nevertheless met the major salon requirement — they sold! Like most modern products, salon paintings needed advertising and huckstering. It was the advertising blitz of these totally unscrupulous dealers that led the public to consider their painters as geniuses. Consequently, their artists were able to command prices which helped to put a damper of silence on the vibrant artistry of the 19th-century Germans.
There is another German art exhibit in the United States that has received much less publicity than the exhibit of the 19th-century German masters. Divided between a rambling, rundown "temporary" wooden structure in Washington, D.C., and a number of dilapidated Quonset huts at the U.S. Army Munitions Depot in Pueblo, Colorado, the German War Art Collection has been in this country since 1945. How these paintings landed in their shabby depositories is not one of the finest moments of American military history.
Shortly after the end of the war, while the Russians were ravaging German civilians and spawning their Communist satellites in Eastern Europe, the U.S. War Department was briskly grabbing all German works of art that could be found in the American zone of occupation.
The legal precedent for this massive aesthetic theft was the Potsdam Agreement of 1945 which stated, in part, that "all art collections, both public and private that dealt with themes of National Socialistic aggrandizement be confiscated in toto." Arbitrarily broadening this Potsdam pronunciamento, War Department personnel began seizing all art, Nazi or otherwise, that dealt with German nationalism, heroism, strength and family life. Eventually the grab bag contained some 9,000 major works of German art.
Much of the booty was originally the property of the Prussian State Museums in Berlin. The Prussian collections were huge: 19 different categories of art housed in 15 separate buildings, nine of which made up "Museum Island" on the River Spree in the center of Old Berlin. The most famous was the Prussian State Library on Unter den Linden, which boasted one of the world's greatest collections of Northern Renaissance and High Gothic art, plus a priceless rare book section numbering in the hundreds of thousands. Today, most of their contents are either despoiled, desecrated or scattered.
Many of the invaluable German collections were destroyed after 1942 when the Allies launched the massive bombardment of German civilian targets. What art survived the initial fire bombings was moved away from the River Spree complex to the Reichbank and New Mint vaults.
Early in 1945, as the war situation worsened, the major evacuation of German art began. Under the direction of Dr. Paul Ortwin Rave, assistant director of the Prussian State Museums, the bulk of the surviving collections was ordered transferred to the Kaiseroda mines, south of Eisenach, and to other diverse locations.
But by then, German transportation facilities had deteriorated to practically zero. Rather than let Germany's remaining art treasures go up in smoke or fall into the hands of vandals, Albert Speer personally intervened and ordered trucks vital to Wehrmacht munition shipments diverted to evacuate the art. Much, unfortunately, had to be left behind, such as the priceless Near Eastern collection "liberated" by the Soviets and never seen again.
After the war, millions of art objects were found in hundreds of vaults, mines, castles, shelters and cellars throughout Germany. Over 1,000 such caches were discovered in the American zone alone.
Arno Breker sculptures, discarded in a back yard, 1945. Many such works, worthy of the greatest artists of the Classical period or the Renaissance, were destroyed after World War 2.
Day and night, American trucks rambled into the Central Collecting Point in the Landesmuseum at Wiesbaden, loaded to the tarps with plunder. In the Kaiseroda potash mines alone, hidden 2,100 feet below the surface, Americans found an estimated 100 tons of pure gold bullion and some of the most valuable contents of 14 Prussian museums.
Although the legal owner of these vast treasures remained the State of Prussia, the Allies quickly enacted laws to confiscate the spoils. In February 1947, the Allied Control Council formally dissolved the sovereign state of Prussia, thereby gaining legal possession of what had already been plundered.
A macabre twist to this unpleasant story took place in 1949. France, Britain and America (but not the Soviet Union) issued ordinances designed to return some of the German art to its original owners as soon as a suitable Western puppet government could be formed and recognized. Once the Federal Republic of Germany was established, it organized the Prussian Cultural Property Foundation to receive the Allies' stolen goods. Willy Brandt lauded this "reunion" of a token amount of Western benevolence. But Brandt balked when asked to repatriate National Socialist art.
So today it sits, the bulk of German artistic production from 1933 to 1945, in two leaky, nondescript storage complexes in Virginia and Colorado. Access to these works is guarded by a Cerberus named Bess Hormats, curator of the Army Art Collection.
One wonders what exactly those dank warehouses hold; what latent thoughts and suppressed feelings those works might elicit in the minds of Majority viewers, whose artistic diet has been limited in recent times to soup cans and spray paint drippings.
It was Longfellow who wrote in Hyperion that "Art is power!" Is this why our culture wreckers are afraid to let us see these works?
Elicofon, who says he has been terribly wronged, vows to take his case to the Supreme Court. He contends that he bought the paintings in good faith because he "did not know" that they were the famous portraits, even though he admitted that since childhood he had always admired Durer's work. He also alleges, "no one could prove that the seller [the G.I.] had not somehow acquired valid title to them in Germany." Finding and gaining title to two Durer masterpieces at a flea market is about as likely as buying the Mona Lisa at a yard sale.
Elicofon swears that if he can regain ownership of these works, he will give some, but not all of the proceeds to Jewish charities. "It would be a minute reparation for the wrongs done to the Jews by the Germans," he declares. Once again, the Holocaust is called upon to mask Jewish profiteering.
The tragedy is that of the estimated 8,000 major German paintings that disappeared between 1939-1945, the two Durer portraits are among the very few that have so far been recovered.
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Arno Breker sculptures, discarded 1945. Many such works, worthy of the greatest artists of the Classical period or the Renaissance, were destroyed.


We were in Turkey 2 weeks ago. I took this pic on a ferry around Istanbul. I was on the sun deck and I took the pic through the steel barier. Despite the tabloid picture style, I did not use any super long telezoom as do paparazzi. I just added a bit of grain to give a more rough condition looklike.
Shot with Sigma 17-70, postprocessed in Lightroom and grain added with photoshop.


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The Victory of the Romans and the Lowest Point on Earth
Description: The Quran lays light on the lowest place of earth.
In the early 7th century, the two most powerful empires at the time were the Byzantine[1] and Persian Empires. In the years 613 - 614 C.E the two Empires went to war, with the Byzantines suffering a severe defeat at the hands of the Persians. Damascus and Jerusalem both fell to the Persian Empire. In the chapter, The Romans, in the Holy Quran, it is stated that the Byzantines had met with a great defeat but would soon gain victory:
"The Romans have been defeated in the lowest land, but after their defeat they will soon be victorious. Within three to nine years. The decision of the matter, before and after, is with God." (Quran 30:2-4)
These verses, above, were revealed around 620 C.E, almost 7 years after the severe defeat of the Christian Byzantines at the hands of the idolater Persians in 613 – 614 C.E. Yet it was related in the verses that the Byzantines would shortly be victorious. In-fact, Byzantine had been so heavily defeated that it seemed impossible for the Empire to even maintain its very existence, let alone be victorious again.
Not only the Persians, but also the Avars, Slavs and Lombards (located to the North and West of the Byzantine Empire) posed serious threats to the Byzantine Empire's sovereignty. The Avars had come as far as the walls of Constantinople and had nearly captured the Emperor, himself. Many governors had revolted against Emperor Heraclius, and the Empire was on the point of collapse. Mesopotamia, Syria, Palestine, Egypt and Armenia, which had earlier belonged to the Byzantine Empire, were invaded by the Persians. In short, everyone was expecting the Byzantine Empire to be destroyed, but right at that moment the first verses of the chapter, The Romans, were revealed announcing that the Byzantines would regain triumph in a few years time. Shortly after this revelation, the Byzantine Emperor proceeded to order the gold and silver in churches to be melted and turned into money in order both to meet the demanding expenses of the army, and finance his drive to regain the lost territories.
Around 7 years after the revelation of the first verses of The Romans, in December, 627 C.E, a decisive battle between The Byzantine Empire and the Persian Empire was fought in the area around the Dead Sea, [2] and this time it was the Byzantine army which surprisingly defeated the Persians. A few months later, the Persians had to make an agreement with the Byzantines which obliged them to return the territories they had taken from them. So, in the end, the victory of the Romans proclaimed by God in the Quran miraculously came through.
Another miracle revealed in the mentioned verses is the announcement of a geographical fact that no-one would have been able to discover in that period. In the third verse of The Romans, it was mentioned that the Romans were defeated "in the lowest land" (Quran 30:3). Significantly, the places where the main battles took place (in Damascus and Jerusalem) lie in a vast area of low-lying land called the Great Rift Valley. The Great Rift Valley is a huge 5,000 km fault line in the earth's crust that runs from northern Syria in the Middle-East of Asia to central Mozambique in East Africa. The northernmost extension runs through Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordon. The rift then extends south to the Gulf of Aden, makes its way through East Africa, then finally ends at the lower Zambezi River valley in Mozambique.
An interesting fact that has been discovered recently, with the help of satellite images, is that the area around the Dead Sea (located in the Great Rift Valley) has the lowest altitude on Earth. In fact, the lowest point on Earth is the shoreline of the Dead Sea, with an altitude of around 400 meters [3] below sea level. The fact that it lies at the lowest point means that water does not drain from the sea. No land point on earth has a lower altitude than the shoreline of the Dead Sea. [4]
Dead Sea Rift Valley, Israel and Jordan October 1984. Seen from an altitude of 190 nautical miles (350 kilometers) in this near-vertical photograph, the Dead Sea Rift Valley slices south-north through the Middle East. The surface of the Dead Sea, 1292 feet (394 meters) below sea level, is the lowest point on Earth. (Courtesy: The Image Science & Analysis Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center, Photo #: STS41G-120-56, http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov)
Therefore it becomes clear that the country or prefecture which occupies the rift valley in the vicinity of the Dead Sea is what is meant in the Quran by "the lowest land." This is a true miracle of the Quran because no-one could have known or foreseen such a fact in the 7th century due to the fact that satellites and modern day technology were not available at the time. Once again, the only possible explanation is that Prophet Muhammad had truly received divine revelation from God, The Creator and Originator of the universe.
[1]The Arabs also refer to the Byzantines as the Romans.
[2]The History of Persia Part I: Ancient Persia by Scott Peoples
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By constantly thinking about how to solve project challenges or fine-tune code for optimal performance, which delivers the best possible user experience, they routinely exceed customer expectations with exceptional outcomes.
Of course, it helps to have a serial entrepreneur running the company. Meet CEO and Founder, Nick Puntikov. After earning his M.Sc. degree in 1983, Nick worked as a researcher in the field of computational linguistics and natural language processing. Nick also holds a Ph.D. from the Institute of Informatics of the Academy of Sciences.
Nick founded his first company, a privately-held software engineering firm, StarSoft in 1991. Under his leadership, over the next 15 years, the company established its reputation as a premier software services provider to clients in North America and Europe. The company was based in Cambridge, MA and employed over 700 technical specialists and engineers.
In 2007, StarSoft merged with Exigen Services of San Francisco, and Nick took on the role as the head of delivery for the next three years. In this role, Nick was responsible for business development, managing customer relationships, and overseeing a staff of 1,500 technical experts working in 10 R&D centers in 6 countries across Europe, the Baltics and China.
Nick's next phase as an entrepreneur began when he co-founded First Line Software, a full-service, software engineering solution provider. He now serves as the company's CEO and has nurtured the company to more than 500 resources over the last nine years with the help of a very experienced management team.
First Line is a global company that over time, has built up a reputation for serving a diverse mix of customers and partners around the world and introducing cutting-edge technology that creates a distinct competitive advantage. Customer satisfaction has been confirmed with over 80% of its customers placing two or more projects with First Line Software.
Being adaptable and forward-thinking has opened up new opportunities for First Line Software– specifically, working with promising startups that are disrupting how services are delivered. When presented with their vision, First Line forges ahead to execute on developing the technology that will enable these startups to launch their innovative products and services. Again, it's an agile and entrepreneurial spirit that fuels the expansion of First Line's customer base to include working with innovative startups.
Currently, First Line is working on two mobile apps that will serve individuals who would otherwise not have access to such valuable services. The first app will connect patients in remote parts of Africa with participating physicians around the world who will provide medical advice on demand. Eventually the Yapili platform and this app will expand its reach to include patients in other remote parts of the world. The second app will serve hearing-impaired visitors to the State Russian Museum, which is the world's largest collection of Russian art and is housed in a unique architectural complex in the historical center of St. Petersburg. The app will deliver a guided tour experience, including sign language that would not typically be available to hearing-impaired museum visitors.
A completely different project is centered on big data and is so complex that it requires the collaboration of multiple companies. First Line has been participating in developing a vocabulary system containing thousands of medical terms and methodologies from countries around the world.
Finally, First Line worked with iTraq to develop a tracking device used by a range of companies to track objects and cargo around the world. This device utilizes a range of technologies that allow it to be located (even indoors) including cellular ID, GPS, WiFi triangulation, and LoRa, among others, while also allowing for monitoring temperature changes and motion/falls. In fact, iTraq and First Line Software were recognized by Ventana Research for the technology developed to operate the device.
The technology experts at First Line have built up an extensive repository of expertise spanning multiple industries, deep knowledge of industry-leading, and function-specific technologies, as well as engineering skills that cover platforms, systems, and software. In addition to these, First Line has fostered a culture that inspires their technology experts to use these horizontal engineering skills and capabilities to meet and exceed customer expectations in many different industry verticals.
And First Line doesn't believe these interesting projects come along because of luck. In fact, Nick Puntikov often quotes Thomas Edison regarding luck: "We should remember that good fortune often happens when opportunity meets with preparation." Time has no meaning when engineers embrace challenging assignments. Technology experts must be disciplined, curious and sufficiently educated or experienced to deliver innovative technical solutions and products. Fostering a corporate culture of innovation is driven by First Line's stakeholders, executives and founders.
First Line offers technology enablement services, custom software development, intellectual integration, and digitalization, plus the three primary Big Data categories: Big Data Engineering, Business Analysis and Data Insights. The range of industries and markets First Line serves includes: Healthcare IT, Internet of Things (IoT), Industrial IOT (IIoT), Wearables, Enterprise Mobility, Digital Media and Marketing, Web Content Management, e-Commerce, e-Government, Travel and Transportation, Warehouse Logistics, and Gas and Oil.