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Велоди Карпезович Миминошвили (род. 13 февраля 1942 года в Абаше) — советский футбольный судья, судья всесоюзной категории (04.12.1980) и международной категории (1983)

Биография
Судил с 1969 по 1990 годы, работал на матчах Высшей лиги чемпионата СССР и более низших лиг. Четырежды входил в списки лучших судей сезона: 1981, 1983, 1985, 1986 годы. Отмечен памятной серебряной медалью за судейство более 80 матчей в чемпионатах СССР.

Из наиболее известных игр выделялся матч 7 августа 1984 года между ленинградским «Зенитом» и московским «Спартаком»: Миминошвили назначил два штрафных, с которых отличился Юрий Желудков и которые не отразил Ринат Дасаев. В сентябре 1985 года в матче московского «Торпедо» и «Жальгириса» Миминошвили наказал торпедовцев свободным ударом из пределов штрафной площади за то, что их капитан Виктор Круглов командовал партнёрами и нецензурно выражался. Также судил первый матч Кубка сезона 1985 года (30 июля) между «Зенитом» и московским «Динамо».

Миминошвили также судил международные матчи: четыре матча Кубка УЕФА, один матч Кубка кубков и один матч Кубка европейских чемпионов, а также шесть матчей сборных. В его активе и матч сборных Грузинской и Литовской ССР 27 мая 1990 года — первый официальный матч в реестре сборной Грузии (2:2). Работал на мемориале Гранаткина в 1984 году.

Дочь — Нино.

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I-SENSE Lands $339,984 National Science Foundation Grant
FAU's I-SENSE has received a National Science Foundation grant for a "Research Experiences for Undergraduates" program and will host an intensive summer program for top undergraduate students nationwide.
Focused on sensing and smart systems, FAU's site is designed to engage high-potential undergraduates in meaningful research activities in order to encourage their pursuit of graduate study in STEM (science-technology-engineering-math) disciplines, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary career paths.
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Florida Atlantic University's Institute for Sensing and Embedded Network Systems Engineering (I-SENSE) has received a $339,984 grant from the National Science Foundation for a "Research Experiences for Undergraduates" (REU) program. Focused on sensing and smart systems, FAU's REU site is designed to engage high-potential undergraduates in meaningful research activities in order to encourage their pursuit of graduate study in STEM (science-technology-engineering-math) disciplines, with an emphasis on interdiSsciplinary career paths. Closely related to the Internet of Things, smart systems represent an emerging class of distributed systems that provide real-time awareness of conditions, trends, and patterns to support improved decision-making, and often, automated control.
I-SENSE will host an intensive summer research program [view video] in sensing and smart systems for top undergraduate students from across the nation. The program will be conducted in the context of the institute's three main areas of application expertise: infrastructure systems, marine and environment, and health and behavior.
"For the United States to maintain its global economic leadership position, new STEM pipeline programs must be established to ensure a diverse, well-qualified, and globally competitive next-generation workforce," said Jason Hallstrom, Ph.D., principal investigator of the grant and director of I-SENSE. "The enormous application potential makes sensing and smart systems especially appealing for interdisciplinary research – and we have a world-class mentoring team that makes this program possible, bringing together world-class researchers from across the University's colleges and institutes."
Smart systems span hardware and software layers, requiring low-level embedded device design, wireless infrastructure design, middleware design, cloud design, algorithm design, web application design -- and, critically, application domain understanding. Their realization spans areas and disciplines that are typically taught and practiced in isolation.
"Next-generation smart systems will require a new type of architect and designer – computational polymaths," said Hallstrom. "This presents an ideal context for attracting REU participants and mentors with diverse backgrounds, interests, and perspectives, and catalyzing interdisciplinary exploration and discovery that demonstrates intellectual merit of the highest caliber."
FAU's REU program will include structured training seminars, writing circles and workshops; career mentoring both during and after the students' REU experience; individualized research training in areas that emphasize interdisciplinary problem solving and collaboration; and a rich set of field trips, social events and post-REU follow-up activities.
"We are very excited that Florida Atlantic University's I-SENSE was selected to receive this competitive grant from the National Science Foundation," said Daniel C. Flynn, Ph.D., FAU's vice president for research. "The broader impacts of our program align directly with the programmatic goals of this national program to broaden participation in STEM fields, provide research opportunities for students at research-limited institutions and to engage student veterans. Impacts from our program will result in an increase in the expertise, confidence and diversity of the nation's STEM workforce."
I-SENSE is currently seeking 10 undergraduate researchers who will be engaged in the paid, nine-week program. Participants will be paid $550 per week along with a $120 meal allowance, and will typically work from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The students will be housed in apartment-style dormitories on FAU's Boca Raton campus. Those working in the marine and environment area will spend a portion of their time each week on FAU's Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute campus in Fort Pierce. The deadline to apply for this program is March 22. For more information visit http://isense.fau.edu/.
FAU's I-SENSE is a leader in the design and application of low-cost, low-power telemetry platforms and sensor network systems. I-SENSE serves as a clearinghouse for sensing, communication, and data management technologies, providing expertise, engineering support, and project management services through its research, engineering and administrative cores.
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Schloss Ahrensburg (Ahrensburg Palace) is a former Herrenhaus (mansion) and is today referred to as a Schloss. It is located in Ahrensburg in southern Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, not far from the city of Hamburg.

History

Previous structures

In the 13th century, there was a mansion with a moat and defensive towers known as Burg Arnesvelde, about three kilometers south of today's Schloss Ahrensburg. In 1327, the fortified mansion was owned by the church. During the Reformation the property came into the hands of the Danish King Frederick II, and in March 1567 Arnesvelde was transferred to Daniel Rantzau as compensation for work done and debts the king had run up. After Rantzau's death in 1569 during the Siege of Varberg his brother  took over the mansion. He tore down parts of the castle and started building what was to become today's Schloss Ahrensburg.

Current structure

The original structure on the island in the artificial pond/moat was built after 1585 at the initiative of Peter Rantzau, of the . Even at that time, the moat only served artistic rather than defensive purposes.

Ahrensburg was a representative of the short-lived Mehrfachhaus-type of Renaissance mansion, in which a rectangular building was doubled (Wahlstorf) or trebled (Ahrensburg, Schloss Glücksburg). As this type had architectural disadvantages it was soon replaced by others. The four corner turrets were not part of the original design but added only later during construction.

In 1594-96, the nearby chapel was built, together with some residential outbuildings which served as an infirmary for the old and sick.

Ahrensburg remained with the Rantzau family for seven generations. In 1759, they were forced to sell it, however. It was purchased by Heinrich Carl von Schimmelmann, a merchant from Hamburg. He transformed the local economy, the appearance of the nearby village and the interior of the castle, turning it into a late-Baroque court. He also removed the outbuildings (stables, coach house, etc.) from the castle's island and filled in the innermost of the two moats. It is likely that the use of white paint also dates to this period and that the castle previously featured unplastered brick walls with sandstone ornaments.

From 1759 to 1778, Ahrensburg served as Schimmelmann's summer residence and remained his family's main seat in the 19th century. However, it was only under Ernst von Schimmelmann (1820-1885), that it once again became the focus of family life. He had the Marstall (stables) built along with the bridge and a gatehouse (the latter demolished around 1960). In addition, he expanded the English park to its current size. In 1855, the ballroom was added to the castle, the last major addition to its interior.

In the late 1920s, the Great Depression affected the Schimmelmann family and they were forced to sell the castle in 1932.

Later history
The Verein Schloss Ahrensburg e.V., supported by the state, the local savings bank and the town of Ahrensburg, took over maintaining the property. The castle museum opened in 1938. After being closed in the war, it reopened in 1955.

In 1960-61, the exterior of the castle and its outbuildings was used as "Garre Castle" in the film The Green Archer.

In 1984-6, the castle was renovated, including a recreation of the inner moat. Further interior work followed in the 1990s. In 2002, the castle and the six hectares of park were transferred to a private foundation that since 2007 had to operate without public subsidies.

Today
The castle and its museum are open to the public. It can be rented for weddings and hosts concerts and children's events.

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This is a rare original storyboard used in making "The Simpsons". Storyboards are where animation is created. Story lines, dialogue, action, settings, everything comes together at this crucial juncture before being passed on to the animation team to bring it to life. Storyboards are where the magic happens, and where animation directors do their most important work. What they lack in color and immediate visual impact, they more than make up for in rarity and creative authenticity. Storyboards are an important component of a serious animation art collection. This storyboard was used in making episode "Homer's Enemy", May 4, 1997. 450
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While they lack the vivid colour of cels, drawings are very desirable for two main reasons. Many collectors prefer drawings because it is at this stage that the animators have really exercised their talents and brought the characters to life. Another appealing aspect of drawings is that they generally cost significantly less than a comparable production cel.
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The White Stripes released their last studio album seven years ago and officially broke up three years ago.
I don't consider myself a major fan but every time I listen to one of the three albums of theirs I own, I regret that we won't get any new music from them.
I could certainly get a Jack White fix from any of the dozen bands he's started since leaving the Stripes, but it's not the same. There's a chemistry between him and Meg that makes these songs special.
'Take, Take, Take' is a cool little number from their penultimate album, Get Behind Me Satan in which White details the increasing greediness of a fan who encounters a celebrity in a bar.
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I confess there were a number of years where I confused White Stripes with White Snake and therefore assumed their music must be glam heavy metal. So, needless t say, I made no effort to seek out or play their music. I'm not sure if I would have been a fan had I been enlightened earlier on, but I do like some of their songs to which I have been exposed, mostly through this blog. This track has a bit of a Rolling Stones quality. Pretty good, but I also admit that I am not a huge fan of White's voice.


Glimo is a nutrient combination developed to provide manganese and zinc in a formulation readily available to the plant. It prevents and cures nutrient deficiencies. Glimo contains an organic component that helps crops overcome stresses such as yellow flashing, reduced root growth or loss of crop vigor induced by the application of post-emergent herbicides.


Discussion in 'Motorhome Help for the Beginner' started by peter t, Apr 29, 2008.
Morning all, hope everyone is ok.
On my Sundance 590 there is a panel with a 12v cigarette outlet socket , two 3 pin plug sockets , and a (female type) tv ariel socket... question ! the TV ariel socket "is there anything / should there be anything attached to the end" ?? ie is there a cable dangling hidden behind the panel.... or is the socket just a socket waiting for a cable and external ariel to be attached, the reason I ask is we tried plugging a fly lead from the tele into this to improve reception but no difference.
Thats probably the answer.. I'll have a word with Johns Cross when next down that way.
I will ask the silly question. Is there an aerial on the roof?
Come this weekend and get a free hamburger!
Just curious if their is a cable tucked away on the end of the socket, waiting to be connected or just a bare socket.
when you get round to buying an aerial ........dont buy an omni-directional saucer type.
Hi john, strange thing' we met a couple when we where in Talleybont on Usk he said something similiar regarding directional ariels, and was singing the praises of his domstic ariel fixed to a pole attached to his bike rack.
I'll be having another look tomorrow when I pick up the van from the yard' I've a sneeking feeling their's nothing on the end though.
on the sundances they do have a short length connected to the socket, if yours is in the locker next to the wardrobe then it will be in the conduit inside the wardrobe as mentioned before, (there is also a 12v feed for a booster) if it is the later sundance it will just have a short length connected behind the socket.
If your Sundance is new, then the chances are that there is no aeriel. For some reason aeriels are considered to be an accessory. Personally, I have found the "Status" directional aeriel to be very good.
The OMNI DIRECTIONAL, I am with pappaJohn on that one just taken mine of and binned it. Gone for sat instead, now have hundreds of channels of rubbish, but more films than I can shake a big stick at. And superb picture quality.


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Magical Middle Grade Mystery Tour
They do many wild and wonderful things over at From the Mixed-Up Files…of Middle-Grade Authors, a group blog of some very cool middle-grade writers. The latest is a Mixed-Up Middle-Grade Skype Tour.
The contest works like this: each season a group of five or more authors will set off in the Mixed-Up Middle-Grade Skype Tour Bus. You'll have about a month to enter your class, club, or group to win a Skype visit from one of that season's authors, along with a copy of their book, and more. For every retweet and/or Facebook reposting, you'll get another entry. To increase your class or group's chances, invite other adults- parents, teachers, or group members to leave comments at http://www.fromthemixedupfiles.com/2011/04/catch-the-bus-win-an-author-visit/. Each entry must be made in a separate comment. At the end of the month, a winner will be drawn for each Skype author visit. You'll have six months from that date to schedule and conduct the visit. Authors and winners are paired randomly--you don't enter to win a visit from a particular author. The winning entry will also receive a copy of the author's book.
The first group of authors to hit the virtual highway has been announced. If you want to know more about any author, click on their name or enter it in the Amazon search box to the right, and you can see what books they have written.
Sydney Salter
Sydney Salter writes middle-grade and young adult fiction. She is the author of My Big Nose & Other Natural Disasters, Jungle Crossing, and Swoon At Your Own Risk. Sydney lives in Utah with her husband, two daughters, lazy cats, big hairy dogs, and a pair of quiet tortoises. When not writing, Sydney likes to read, think up adventures, experiment with new recipes, sample exotic chocolates, hike with her family and go to movies and rock concerts with her husband.
Bobbie Pyron
Greetings to all my readers! I was born and raised on the Gulf of Mexico in Florida. When I was young, I wanted to be a mermaid (or a frog) when I grew up. Instead, I became a librarian and a writer. I now live in Park City, Utah with my husband, three dogs and two cats. I write for teens because I love their honesty and courage. I love the fact that teens ask all the big questions: Who am I? How do I want to be in this world? Can I make a difference? Some of my favorite authors who address these questions in their books for teens include: Chris Crutcher, Laurie Halse Anderson, Sarah Dessen, Pete Haughtman, E.L. Going, and Jerry Spinelli. Who are your favorite authors?
Applying for a job as a newspaper artist, Tom Angleberger was mistakenly assigned to cover local government meetings. Fifteen years and countless town council meetings later, he is still writing instead of drawing, currently as a columnist for the Roanoke Times in Roanoke, Virginia. He began work on his first book while in middle school. Tom is married to author-illustrator Cece Bell. They live in Christianburg, Virginia.
Kate Messner is the award-winning author of The Brilliant Fall of Gianna Z, winner of the 2010 E.B. White Read-Aloud Medal, as well as Sugar and Ice (Walker/Bloomsbury, 2010), the Marty McGuire chapter book series with Scholastic (May 2011), SeaMonster's First Day, a picture book coming from Chronicle in Summer 2011, and Over and Under the Snow (Chronicle, Fall 2011). Kate is also a National Board Certified middle school English teacher.
Beverly Patt
Beverly Patt writes from her suburban Chicago home, which she shares with her high school sweetheart husband, four wonderful kids and faithful dog, Hally. Before becoming a writer, Bev worked as a Sick-Bird-Catcher, Waitress, Licorice Inspector, Family Counselor and Special Education teacher. HAVEN is her first novel. Close on it's heels is BEST FRIENDS FOREVER: A WW II SCRAPBOOK (Marshall Cavendish). BEST FRIENDS FOREVER: A WWII SCRAPBOOK received a starred review from SLJ and has been named to the Great Lakes, Great Books Spring 2010 List.
Hillary Homzie's background as a writer and performer of sketch comedy informs her novels for tweens, THE HOT LIST (Simon & Schuter/Mix) and THINGS ARE GONNA GET UGLY (Simon & Schuster/Mix). Her Aladdin chapter book series Alien Clones from Outer Space has been adapted as an animated TV series in Australia and may be shown in the US in the future. She lives in Napa, California with her family.
Hurry on over to From the Mixed-Up Files - Catch the Bus to enter your class, club, or group to win a Skype visit from one of these great authors. This round opened April 6th, so don't waste a minute!
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Raquel Byrnes April 15, 2011 at 12:31 PM
Very cool idea. My husband entered his class. =)
Thanks so much for posting the skype tour and spreading the word! Good luck to your husband's class, Raquel!
That's an interesting contest, thanks for sharing.
I'm starting up a 'Critiquing Crusaders' program, where participants in the Second Crusade can find other writers to exchange critiques with or form critiquing circles. If you're interested, come by The Kelworth Files to check it out!
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I glanced out the window about a half hour before sunset and shrieked, which freaked out my wife 1.
I was already lost in my head, bolting around the bedroom, gathering my equipment 2, so it wasn't until I was bounding down the stairs that I managed to respond.
So out the door I went, with camera bag and tripod in tow. I hopped in the car and made my way to toward the river.
I set up in three spots as the sun approached the horizon, each capturing a different aspect of a magnificent spectacle. My only regret was I forgot to remove my cheap UV filter, which does funny things to strong highlights. Even so, the photos I captured were lovely. I altered shutter speed and aperture on site, and then played with the colors in Lightroom as I developed. It amazes me how changing settings even a little can change the entire feel between two photographs taken in the exact same spot. My favorite is below, you can see my other favorites on my Adobe Portfolio.
That yellow thing in the afternoon is called a sun. Beautiful! ! !


There are a multitude of men's grooming tools to choose from, but as we've learned over the years, working with back mens' hair does require some extra work depending on what kind of style or cut you're trying to get. Black hair is typically coarser and tad tougher, and as such, you need the most powerful and high-tech tools around to really perfect the look that you're after. Today, we're talking about the best edgers for black hair that you can buy.
Edging or outlining hair is one of the most popular looks at the moment for black, white, and all other colors of men. However, if you're a black man and trying to achieve this look, you may need to use something a bit more powerful and feature-rich than what your white colleagues and friends are using.
We've spent some time looking through the best clippers for lining black hair, and after plenty of searching and testing, we've come up with the following 5 picks.
Our first selection for the best outliner trimmer is the Andis Professional T-Outliner. This is one of the most popular trimmers/outliners around, and while it's definitely on the pricey side of things, the money that's needed to buy it is well worth it.
The Andis T-Outliner is oiled at the factory before it's shipped, and each trimmer is tested to ensure that it offers the maximum cutting force before it leaves the door. A close-cutting blade ensures that you can trim away at your hair, mustache, beard, and more with complete accuracy and power, and Andis says that the T-Outliner works best when your hair is dry.
You can adjust the blades if you'd like to personalize your shaving experience a bit more, and the contoured housing makes the T-Outliner very comfortable to hold when in use.
The corded design might be a downside to some of you reading this, but we never found ourselves needing more room than what the cord allows for. Click here to see the pricing for the Andis Professional T-Outliner on Amazon.
There are a couple of Wahl recommendations on this list, and the first one we'd like to talk about is the Wahl Professional Series Detailer. This is a bit more affordable than the Andis Professional T-Outliner, and it offers a lot of the same great features to create for a really great bargain.
Wahl says that this trimmer is intended for professional use, but even with this being the case, we found that it's very easy to learn how to use the Series Detailer after just a couple minutes of practice in order to get familiar with the thing.
Wahl packed in an extra-wide t-blade that kicks out an extremely close and precise cut every single time you power this bad boy on, and the overall appearance of the trimmer is quite nice too. It isn't the flashiest thing we've ever seen, but it certainly does look a bit better than Andis's T-Outliner.
Despite packing in a full-sized trimmer, Wahl somehow managed to keep the Professional Series Detailer extremely lightweight — something that we really came to appreciate while using the product.
Add all of this together with oil for cleaning, cutting combs, and more, and Wahl shows that you don't need to hand over an arm and a leg just to get an extremely powerful and reliable trimmer. Click here to view Wahl Professional Series Detailer on Amazon.
Sticking with the Wahl brand and going down even lower in cost, the Wahl Elite Pro High Performance Haircut Kit are some of the best clippers for lineups that you can buy if you want to save some money.
The Elite Pro comes equipped with one of the most powerful motors that Wahl has ever crafted, and it's definitely one of the most impressive that you'll find in a trimmer at this price range. The self-sharpening blades cut with absolute precision and accuracy, and even with a lot of frequent cutting, they manage to stay extremely sharp at all times.
Wahl's Secure Fit stainless steel guide combs make it easy to transform this trimmer from an edging tool into a full haircutting machine, and we really love that Wahl makes this product right here in the United States.
In addition to the trimmer itself, you also get a wide array of the stainless steel guide combs, a haircutting cape, blade guard, oil, a carrying case, and more. Click here to see Amazon's Current pricing on Wahl Elite Pro High Performance Haircut Kit.
Moving over to camp Remington, the HC5855 is a product that a lot of men have been saying is one of the best edgers for black hair. We decided to give the thing a shot after hearing so much praise for the product, and we're certainly glad that we did.
First off, Remington's PowerCut Blade System means that you won't ever experience any unwanted pulling, snagging, or anything else that you sometimes find with other trimmers. PowerCut is exclusive to the Remington line, and it allows the blades to constantly stay aligned so you have a smooth and enjoyable cut every time.
The motor that Remington is using with the HC5855 is rated to be up to 2x faster than what you'll find with the Wahl options mentioned above, and the 8-foot power cord offers more than enough room for moving around while trimming and edging your hair.
And, last but certainly not least, Remington designed the HC5855 to be virtually indestructible. This trimmer can take a real beating, and while we don't advise you abuse it intentionally, it's nice to have that peace of mind there as it's something that other products can't always offer. Click here to read more about Remington HC5855 Beard Trimmer on Amazon.
The fifth and final outliner we're talking about is the Phillips Norelco Multigroom Series 7100. Philips' Series 7100 is one of its top-of-the-line trimmers around, and we cannot get enough of the chromium steel self-sharpening blades that are featured here. They cut with a tremendous amount of power and precision, and the closeness of the cut here is out of this world.
You've got 18 different length settings to play around with if you want to dabble with things outside of outlining, and thanks to the numerous attachments that are included along with the trimmer, you can easily turn the Series 7100 into a body groomer, hair clipper, nose trimmer, and more.
And, unlike all of the other trimmers on this list, you have the ability to use the Series 7100 without being plugged into a wall thanks to its built-on battery.
Edging or outlining black hair can be quite the challenge if you aren't using the right tools, but thankfully this doesn't have to be an issue any longer. All 5 of the edgers on this list perform admirably, and we can easily recommend any of them as one of your best picks for making your hair look as good as it can be.


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Q: C# - DisplayMemberPath not working in ComboBox My object:
public class Object
{
    public string Key;
    public string Value;
}

My observable collection:
private ObservableCollection<Object> objects;

public ObservableCollection<Object> Objects
{
        get
        {
            return objects;
        }
        set
        {
            if (value != objects)
            {
                objects = value;
                OnPropertyChanged("Objects");
            }
        }
    }

XAML:
<ComboBox x:Name="objectsMenu" ItemsSource="{Binding Objects, Mode=OneWay}" DisplayMemberPath="Key" />

I just cannot seem to get to the "Key" property of my ItemsSource items, and the ComboBox items stand blank. The error I'm getting:
BindingExpression path error: 'Key' property not found on 'object' ''Object' (HashCode=64844482)'. BindingExpression:Path=Key; DataItem='Object' (HashCode=64844482); target element is 'TextBlock' (Name=''); target property is 'Text' (type 'String')

Anyone encountered this before maybe?

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Finally I get this ebook, thanks for all these Hidden I can get now!
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Since joining GAR as CEO, Downstream and Commercial, at Golden Agri-Resources (GAR), in late 2012, Hemant has played an important role in the company's transition to a leading global supplier of responsible palm oil products and all its derivatives.
Bringing more than 25 years of global commodity experience to GAR, he manages globally diverse downstream activities including Merchandising and Risk Management, Industrial Operations, Consumer Products and Specialities, Renewables, Supply Chain and Logistics, for all Downstream Business Units and Joint-Ventures, to ensure growing end-to-end capabilities and synergies for GAR.
Prior to joining GAR, Hemant was CEO at Louis Dreyfus Commodities Asia (LDC) and a member of LDC's Global Executive Group.


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Commander The Honourable John Montagu Granville Waldegrave, DSC RN (29 August 1905 – 18 February 1944) was a British naval commander during World War II.

Early life
Waldegrave was the only son of the Montague Waldegrave, 5th Baron Radstock and his wife, Constance Marion Brodie.

Naval service

Waldegrave commanded the cruiser  1938–1939, and the sloop  in 1939. He was awarded the DSC for anti-submarine work performed while commanding the Puffin.

From 1942 to 1943, he served in the Operations Division, attached to shore station . On 6 September 1943, he was assigned to the cruiser  as executive officer. On 18 February 1944, Penelope was torpedoed by  while returning from Anzio and Cmdr. Waldegrave was lost with the ship.

Marriage and children
On 29 June 1940, Waldegrave married Lady Hersey Boyle (11 July 1914 – 7 February 1993), second daughter of retired navy man Patrick Boyle, 8th Earl of Glasgow.  They had two daughters:

 Hon Horatia Marion Waldegrave (born 1 August 1941), married Oliver John Diggle (b. 19 February 1934) and had three children Rowena Mary Diggle, John Wyndham Hugh Diggle and Emma Georgiana Diggle
 Hon Griselda Hyacinthe Waldegrave (born 6 June 1943), married and had issue

References

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1905 births
1944 deaths
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Gjirokaster, Albania - attractions, pictures
Gjirokaster (Gjirokastër, Girokastra), it is a small town (less than 25 thousand inhabitants), in the south of Albania. The different pronunciation of the name is explained by the location - from here to the Greek border about 100 km., to Italy about 200 (in this case, by the sea, of course).
Gjirokaster is one of two Albanian cities, included in UNESCO World Heritage Sites (along with Berat), but there is only one landmark - a fortress. In this list the city fell due to a well (more or less) preserved original Turkish building of the XVII-XIX century, mainly to special houses of a tower type (kule), which remained very little in the world.
Gjirokaster - the birthplace of the communist leader of Albania Enver Hoxha. I suspect that this played an important role in the preservation of architectural monuments.
Куле
In addition to the kule, there are other original houses, especially on the way to the fortress.
Turkish fountain
The fortress of Gjirokaster exists since the XII century, but its present appearance is due to a large-scale reconstruction of the early XIX century.
Inside the walls of the fortress there is a separate house, serving as the mausoleum of some revered bektashi - Baba Sullani and Baba Kaplani. The Sufi order of the Bektashi in Turkey was abolished at the beginning of the 19th century, but continued to exist unofficially, and Albania became its center, as local residents willingly accepted Sufism as opposed to the official religion of the conquerors - Sunism.
Judging by the honorary name "Baba", Sullanti and Kaplani were the heads of the local community.
Mausoleum of the Bektashi Baba Sulltani and Baba Kapllani
You definitely need to visit Gjirokastra. This is a landmark city for Albania and there is a lot of interesting.
Albanian coins


Direct thermal printers like the WPL205 are ideal for creating barcode labels that have a shorter life span such as shipping labels for product packages and containers. Direct thermal uses heat to interact with the label paper to create an extremely high quality label that includes text (eg. shipping address) and barcodes (eg. product part number, customer number etc).
Conveniently sized with a clamshell design that makes loading media a snap, this easy-to-use printer provides all you need in a direct thermal desktop printer. This value packed printer also includes an integrated peeler, which the speeds the application of labels to packages.
The WPL205 prints at speeds up to 5 inches per second at 203 dpi print resolution. It ships standard with two megabytes of operating DRAM, two megabyte of FLASH memory & Parallel, USB, RS232 connectivity, and includes drivers for WPL, ZPL and EPL.
Due to its reliability, it requires little maintenance. WPL205 thermal printers are CE, FCC, TUV, & UL certified.
Direct thermal printers like the WPL305 are ideal for creating barcode labels that have a shorter life span such as shipping labels for product packages and containers. Direct thermal uses heat to interact with the label paper to create an extremely high quality label that includes text (eg. shipping address) and barcodes (eg. product part number, customer number etc).
The WPL305 offers both direct thermal and thermal transfer printing in one printer, reducing the need for investing in additional printers that only support one type of printing process. The Wasp WPL305 is a cost effective way to print labels of all types, including shipping labels, stock labels, asset tags, medical labels, and location labels.
The WPL305 prints at speeds up to 5 inches per second at 203 dpi print resolution. It ships standard with two megabytes of operating DRAM, one megabyte of FLASH memory & Parallel, USB, RS232 connectivity, and includes drivers for WPL, ZPL and EPL.
The WPL305 is designed to be easy to install and use. Due to its reliability, it requires little maintenance. Optional upgrades such as peel & present, label cutter, additional memory cards, and Ethernet connectivity make the WPL305 one of the most versatile barcode printers of its kind. WPL305 thermal printers are CE, FCC, TUV, & UL certified.
Engineered to withstand harsh environments and high-traffic areas, the WPL608 industrial barcode printer offers all-metal construction. Print speed of up to 8 inches per second at 203 dpi print resolution makes the WPL608 ideal for applications that demand efficiency. The WPL608's print speed is supported by 8 MB SDRAM and 4 MB of Flash memory.
The WPL608 industrial barcode printer includes an LCD display and 6-button control panel for easy installation and use. Flexible connectivity options for the WPL608 include serial, parallel, and USB. Loading media is simple and intuitive with the WPL608's side-load design. Easily monitor label and ribbon usage with the large media view window.
To ensure compatibility with your application, the WPL608 industrial barcode printer supports WPL, ZPL and EPL emulation, and is CE, FCC, TUV, & UL certified and RoHS compliant.
The WPL610 industrial barcode printer includes the features your application requires, at no additional charge. Peel and present functionality allows for quick application of labels. Flexible connectivity options, including internal Ethernet print server, USB 2.0, parallel and RS232, make installation easy. The WPL610 industrial barcode printer boasts all-metal construction for endurance and reliability in demanding environments.
Designed to offer seamless integration, the WPL610 includes an integrated LCD control panel for easy-set up and printer management. The clear media view panel allows users to monitor ribbon and label usage. The WPL610 industrial barcode printer features side-load media design, for improved efficiency in replacing media.
To ensure compatibility with your application, the WPL610 industrial barcode printer supports WPL, ZPL and EPL emulation, and is CE, FCC, TUV, & UL certified and RoHS compliant.


Home Celebrations Children's Book Egmont Elizabeth Dale Frances Lincoln March 2013 Elizabeth Dale adds to her pile of 25 published books!
Elizabeth Dale adds to her pile of 25 published books!
Elizabeth Dale dreamed of being a writer but somehow got side-tracked into doing a physics degree and managing the NHS. When her daughters were born she returned to her dream, writing thousands of short stories for magazines all over the world. But she enjoyed reading children's books to her daughters so much, she decided to try writing them and found it such fun.
She's had an amazing twenty-five books published, from picture-books to age 11, other recent books are - When Betsy Came to Babysit (Tamarind), The Carrot Cake Catastrophe (Gullane) and three Igloo story collections. Elizabeth lives in a village in Sussex and is a stalwart member of Chi SCBWI.
My goodness, Elizabeth, you're a factory! Well done!
Thanks Candy - I've been going for a LONG time! And thanks very much to Kathy for putting it all together and for being our brilliant Chi-SCBWI leader.


Pregnancy pet peeve – acne.
Honestly, some days I feel like I'm a teenager again – raising hormones, blotchy face, mood swings, you name it! The only difference between then and now is 10+ years of aging and now, pregnancy isn't the most terrifying thing on the entire planet, and unlike then, I'm actually pregnant. I've been lucky enough to… Continue reading Pregnancy pet peeve – acne.
Isn't this just the CUTEST thing ever?!? Last week I made my first attempt at sewing Bandana Bibs for baby! I am a chief procrastinator, so I figured I would start with a little more than half way to go in this pregnancy! Disclaimer: I 100% followed this tutorial from Simply Small Wonders, so… Continue reading DIY Bandana Bibs.
As I make my way through my second trimester, we're working on slowly purchasing items in anticipation of baby's arrival to spread out the costs. Some things are super easy – soap, books and baby safe laundry/cleaning supplies, others are hard – clothing, cloth diapers and outerwear. The reason? We don't know what the gender… Continue reading Preparing for baby – why is everything SO gendered?!?
5 things I did NOT expect when I got pregnant.
I'm on my way through my second trimester, and while I don't know where the time went since I found out I was pregnant months ago, I'm starting to figure out this 'pregnant thing' as I go along. While there is still a waiting period until you get to hold your baby in your arms,… Continue reading 5 things I did NOT expect when I got pregnant.
Happy April! I know you're probably reading this thinking "isn't it a little early to be posting about Christmas?", but hear me out. Are you the type of person who would love to give home-made gifts to your loved ones at Christmas but just don't have the time? Do you have craft supplies sitting in… Continue reading Tips for Hand-made Christmas.


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namespace pddl
{
namespace detail
{

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Precondition
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

std::experimental::optional<ast::Precondition> parsePrecondition(Context &context, ASTContext &astContext, VariableStack &variableStack)
{
	auto &tokenizer = context.tokenizer;

	tokenizer.skipWhiteSpace();

	// Test unsupported expressions first
	const auto position = tokenizer.position();

	tokenizer.expect<std::string>("(");

	if (tokenizer.testIdentifierAndReturn("preference"))
		throw exceptUnsupportedExpression(position, context);

	tokenizer.seek(position);

	// Now, test supported expressions
	std::experimental::optional<ast::Precondition> precondition;

	if ((precondition = parseAnd<ast::Precondition>(context, astContext, variableStack, parsePrecondition))
	    || (precondition = parseForAll<ast::Precondition>(context, astContext, variableStack, parsePrecondition)))
	{
		return std::move(precondition.value());
	}

	tokenizer.seek(position);
	return parsePreconditionBody(context, astContext, variableStack);
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

std::experimental::optional<ast::Precondition> parsePreconditionBody(Context &context, ASTContext &astContext, VariableStack &variableStack)
{
	auto &tokenizer = context.tokenizer;

	tokenizer.skipWhiteSpace();

	// Test unsupported expressions first
	const auto position = tokenizer.position();

	tokenizer.expect<std::string>("(");
	tokenizer.skipWhiteSpace();

	const auto expressionIdentifierPosition = tokenizer.position();

	if (tokenizer.testIdentifierAndReturn("-")
		|| tokenizer.testIdentifierAndReturn("*")
		|| tokenizer.testIdentifierAndReturn("+")
		|| tokenizer.testIdentifierAndReturn("-")
		|| tokenizer.testIdentifierAndReturn("/")
		|| tokenizer.testIdentifierAndReturn(">")
		|| tokenizer.testIdentifierAndReturn("<")
		|| tokenizer.testIdentifierAndReturn(">=")
		|| tokenizer.testIdentifierAndReturn("<="))
	{
		throw exceptUnsupportedExpression(position, context);
	}

	tokenizer.seek(position);

	// Now, test supported expressions
	std::experimental::optional<ast::Precondition> precondition;

	if ((precondition = parseAnd<ast::Precondition>(context, astContext, variableStack, parsePrecondition))
	    || (precondition = parseOr<ast::Precondition>(context, astContext, variableStack, parsePrecondition))
	    || (precondition = parseExists<ast::Precondition>(context, astContext, variableStack, parsePrecondition))
	    || (precondition = parseForAll<ast::Precondition>(context, astContext, variableStack, parsePrecondition))
		|| (precondition = parseNot<ast::Precondition>(context, astContext, variableStack, parsePrecondition))
	    || (precondition = parseImply<ast::Precondition>(context, astContext, variableStack, parsePrecondition))
	    || (precondition = parseAtomicFormula(context, astContext, variableStack)))
	{
		return std::move(precondition.value());
	}

	tokenizer.seek(expressionIdentifierPosition);
	const auto expressionIdentifier = tokenizer.getIdentifier();

	tokenizer.seek(position);
	throw ParserException(tokenizer.location(), "expression type "" + expressionIdentifier + "" unknown or not allowed in precondition body");
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

}
}

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24.03 lakhs from year 2011 to 2015.
Department of Physics, Kashmir University, Srinagar.
Effect of SHI irradiation on Some Physical Properties of Superconducting /non superconducting thin films.
One JRF is working in this project.


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Q: How to get a list of all ancestors in a general java tree I've got a TreeNode class that represents a node in the tree and a LinkedTree class. In this one I want to get a list with every ancestor of a node. In every node I save the value, the node of the parent and a list with all the children. Therefore I should be able to get a list of the ancestors with the parent in the node, the parent of this node and so on.
I tried it recursive. Here are two versions of my code:
Version 1:
public List<Position<E>> ancestors(Position<E> p) throws
InvalidPositionException {
    if(invalidPosition(p)) {
        throw new InvalidPositionException("Position is not in the current
        tree");
    }
    List<Position<E>> ancestors = new ArrayList<>();
    if(!isRoot(p)) {
        ancestors.add(((TreeNode<E>) p).getParent());
        ancestors(((TreeNode<E>) p).getParent());
    }
    return ancestors;
}

Version 2:
public List<Position<E>> ancestors(Position<E> p) throws
InvalidPositionException {
     List<Position<E>> ancestors = new ArrayList<>();
     if(isRoot(p)) {
        return ancestors;
    }

    for(Position<E> e : positions()) {
        ancestors.add(((TreeNode<E>) e).getParent());
        if(e.equals(p)) {
            ancestors(((TreeNode<E>) e).getParent());
        }
    }
    return ancestors;
}

A: For your version 1, you either need to pass the ancestors list along with the recursive call or add the returned list from the recursive call to the current one.
if(!isRoot(p)) {
    ancestors.add(((TreeNode<E>) p).getParent());

   //requires signature change and does not require a 'return' at the end of the method
    ancestors(((TreeNode<E>) p).getParent(), ancestors);
}

Or
 if(!isRoot(p)) {
    ancestors.add(((TreeNode<E>) p).getParent());
   //Add the result of the recursive call to the current list
    ancestors.add(ancestors(((TreeNode<E>) p).getParent(), ancestors));
}
return ancestors;

It's difficult to comment on your second version without seeing the implementation of positions()

A: The return value of the ancestors() method is ignored; you need to use them.
May I suggest you pass a list to be appended instead, it would be more economical. This may involve an overloaded private version of the recursive method to avoid exposing this peculiar need for such list argument.


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AED Leader Cardiac Science Agrees to Be Acquired by ZOLL
businesswire, June 11, 2019, 12:45 pm
Cardiac Science Corporation (CSC), a leading provider of automated
external defibrillators (AEDs), related services and accessories, today
announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by
ZOLL® Medical Corporation, an Asahi Kasei Group Company that
manufactures medical devices and related software solutions. CSC is a
portfolio company of Aurora Resurgence, a Los Angeles-based private
equity firm.
Together, the combined company will be equipped to provide a broad range
of technologies and services to address current needs, and the resources
and vision to lead next-generation innovation. Specifically, the
combination of Cardiac Science's Rescue Ready® Services and ZOLL's
program management portfolio will result in the largest single database
of AED information, improving first responder access to AEDs and in
turn, their ability to respond to victims of cardiac arrest.
"We are enthusiastic that ZOLL is the right company to champion our
high-quality AED portfolio, leveraging its footprint and vision to
expand access and applications for use in communities worldwide," said
Dev Kurdikar, President and CEO of Cardiac Science. "The agreement
reflects ZOLL's appreciation for the value of our technology, and I am
confident customers will benefit from the increasing resources and reach
of our combined portfolios."
Cardiac Science continues to introduce new solutions this year that
improve ease of use and performance of AED systems, strengthening its
robust portfolio and record of quality.
"We see considerable complementary features in the two portfolios and
look forward to adding the Cardiac Science technology to the services we
offer our customers," said Elijah A. White, President of ZOLL
Resuscitation. "In fact, the opportunities we gain by sharing the
expertise, technologies and accessories of each legacy organization will
dramatically improve the utility of our combined portfolio."
As part of the agreement, ZOLL will acquire Cardiac Science's product
portfolio and pipeline, along with its facilities in the United States
and Europe. Additional terms of the agreement are not being disclosed.
The acquisition is subject to anti-trust regulatory approval and other
customary closing conditions. Until closing, the companies will operate
independently.
About Cardiac Science Corporation
Cardiac Science develops, manufactures, and markets automated external
defibrillators (AEDs), as well as AED parts and accessories. The company
also offers Rescue Ready® Services, a comprehensive portfolio of
training, maintenance, and support services for AED customers. Cardiac
Science has executive offices in Deerfield, Wisconsin. The company has
operations in North America, Europe and Asia and has an installed base
of over 500,000 units in nearly 100 countries worldwide. For
information, visit http://www.cardiacscience.com.
About ZOLL Medical Corporation
ZOLL Medical Corporation, an Asahi Kasei Group company, develops and
markets medical devices and software solutions that help advance
emergency care and save lives, while increasing clinical and operational
efficiencies. With products for defibrillation and monitoring,
circulation and CPR feedback, data management, fluid resuscitation,
therapeutic temperature management, and ventilation, ZOLL provides a
comprehensive set of technologies that help clinicians, EMS and fire
professionals, and lay rescuers treat victims needing resuscitation and
acute critical care. For more information, visit www.zoll.com.
About Asahi Kasei
The Asahi Kasei Group is a diversified group of companies led by holding
company Asahi Kasei Corp., with operations in the material, homes, and
health care business sectors. Its health care operations include devices
and systems for acute critical care, dialysis, therapeutic apheresis,
transfusion, and manufacture of biotherapeutics, as well as
pharmaceuticals and diagnostic reagents. With more than 30,000 employees
around the world, the Asahi Kasei Group serves customers in more than
100 countries. For more information, visit www.asahi-kasei.co.jp/asahi/en/.
Deswell Announces Second Half 2019 Results
Digitech Systems Recognized as Top Robotic Process Automation Solution


This is a special time of the year. We get to celebrate the season, say goodbye to a year and welcome a new one with renewed optimism.
I love the holidays—the lights, the music, and especially our human connection.
During this season cheerfulness, kindness, and generosity become the norm. One can't help but be swept away by this surge of goodness.
Part of the holiday season involves gift giving. And there is nothing wrong with buying someone you care about a gift that expresses your love and appreciation. The look on someone's face when he or she unwraps a gift is one of the most gratifying feelings—to know that you made a difference and brightened a loved one's day.
But putting aside traditional gift giving, the holidays can be an expression of pure love.
There are things we can do today, and every day, that will be a gift to anyone—things that will deepen our bond and convey love more than any material gift. They don't cost money, and they can't be quantified.
In the true spirit of the holidays, let's look at gifts that can't be bought and sold.
These are the acts that we can do, starting right now. We don't need a special time or place. We don't need money, or a shopping mall.
I invite you to join me and use as many of the gifts below (or your own ideas) for the rest of this month, and maybe after.
Giving your undivided attention to the people you care most about, without distractions, is one of the most generous gifts anyone can give. No cellphones, no social media, no TV.
We can consciously choose kindness in every interaction we have. We can be kind with our words, and actions. Kindness is not only a gift to others, but a gift to ourselves.
Letting people know that you accept them as they are for who they are touches their hearts and lifts their spirits.
Acknowledge others and let them know that you see them, you hear them, and you value them. See others the way they like to be seen. It's a precious gift they'll always cherish.
Smile at anyone and everyone. A smile is a universal language that brightens the day, and warms the night.
A gentle touch connects us to a loved one. We don't need words when our atoms connect—even for a second.
Kind and uplifting words vibrate with love and support.
Hug people with all you've got. Let them feel the warmth of your heart and the love in your being. Feel their warmth and love. Feel our oneness.
Helping with house chores, cooking, or decorations can be a fun time to connect with loved ones. And it will be greatly appreciated.
Let loved ones have their own free time to do what they want, or have time to themselves, and take over their responsibilities. They'll truly appreciate this precious gift of freedom and solitude.
Do anything with family and loved ones. Play a game, sing a song, dance, make funny faces, or anything else that can bring joy and laughter.
It all boils down to simply being there for the ones we care about the most. Be there—mind, body, heart, and soul. It's the gift that we all aspire to give and receive.
Let's make our holiday celebrations about generosity of the heart, kindness of the spirit, and love in its highest form—simply being there without agendas, or expectations.
And when we do, every moment we share with others is pure unadulterated joy.
Happy Holidays dear friends. You are greatly loved and appreciated.


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package com.lothrazar.invcrafting;

import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;
import net.minecraftforge.common.MinecraftForge;
import net.minecraftforge.fml.common.Mod;

@Mod(ModInvCrafting.MODID)
public class ModInvCrafting {

  public static final Logger LOGGER = LogManager.getLogger();
  public static final String MODID = "invcrafting";

  public ModInvCrafting() {
    MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.register(new Events());
  }
}


Dr Lenin Raghuvanshi grew up in Uttar Pradesh where he saw unequal relationships between men and women, with the men being stronger, violent and controlling of the women. He chose a different path for himself and went on to become one of the founding members of People's Vigilance Committee on Human Rights, a Varanasi-based NGO which works for the upliftment of the marginalized sections of the society. He is also a Dalit rights activist. His work has been recognized with awards like Gwangju Human Rights Award (2007), the ACHA Star Peace award (2008) and the International Human Rights Prize of the city of Weimar (2010).
From the beginning, Raghuvanshi was averse to the caste system. He refers to his higher caste Hindu upbringing as "feudal". This sprung the seed of social activism in him. Lenin frequently contribute articles in local, national and international magazine and online websites. His latest book, Justice, Liberty, Equality: Dalits in Independent India, highlight cases of Dalits atrocities and throw the light on the inability of the administrative system to protect the poor and vulnerable of the Indian society.


Many of you have heard about distributed computing and what it can do to make many processes more efficient. Now, thanks to the KingsDS ICO, you can also buy into distributed computing and participate directly.
KingsDS ICO will allow you to buy SPARC, the cryptocurrency that operates on the KingsDS platform, and it will also allow you to lend your unused computer power to researchers around the world. These researchers will pay you with SPARC. This is a great opportunity to participate in a distributed computing project.
Wait, what is Distributed Computing Again?
Maybe some of you are still wondering what distributed computing is and how KingsDS will be able to implement the concept described above. To answer both questions, we will use an example that anyone can understand. Imagine yourself in a pub. You are sitting with your friends when someone at the bar taps your shoulder and asks you to lend them your phone. Apparently, they ran out of battery and need to use your phone for a few minutes. In return, they offer to buy you a drink. Why shouldn't you take the chance?
The KingsDS allows you to lend your phone or any other computer to a researcher or research institution that need the computing power, while you are not using it. Just like in the example above, they will pay you for it, but not with a drink. Instead, they will transfer SPARC, the cryptocurrency on the KingsDS platform. Since this is all done over your connection to the KingsDS platform, it is called distributed computing. The platform forms a network of computing power that can be used on demand.
This system also allows you to participate in the advancement of knowledge, since the researchers who are going to rent your unused computing power, will do so to conduct complex calculations which are part of their research projects. This will allow you to contribute to research even when you are having a drink at the beer with your friends. You will just lend those researchers your phone while you are not using it, and the next drink will be on them because they will pay to use your phone.
So, go ahead and check this innovative project out. If you like it, you might be able to buy into it at the pre-ICO stage right now. This will allow you to earn more SPARC than at the ICO stage. KingsDS decided to put 1,000 ETH worth of SPARC on sale at the pre-ICO stage, and they have already sold over 270 ETH. So, if you like the project, you can consider buying some SPARC, and when the platform is up and running, you can offer your spare computing power and make more money. You will like it, the researchers will love it and humankind will thank you when you use the KingsDS platform!


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