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Surname List
Email Us Marie Louise LEVESQUE was born about 1815 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, Lower Canada.124 She died.
Spouse: Nazaire DANJOU. Nazaire DANJOU and Marie Louise LEVESQUE were married on February 13, 1843 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada East.124 Children were: Jean Baptiste DANJOU, Bruno DANJOU, Joseph DANJOU, Adele DANJOU, Felix DANJOU, Georgina DANJOU, Josue DANJOU, Pierre DANJOU.
Marie Madeleine LEVESQUE was born about April 1710. She was baptized on April 20, 1710 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, New France.432 She died. Parents: François Robert LEVESQUE Sr. and Marie Charlotte AUBERT.
Marie Madeleine LEVESQUE was born on September 29, 1710 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, New France.432 She was baptized on September 29, 1710 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, New France. She died. Parents: Joseph LEVESQUE Sr. and Angélique MENEUX.
Spouse: Augustin PLOURDE. Augustin PLOURDE and Marie Madeleine LEVESQUE were married in 1728.432
Marie Rose E. LEVESQUE was born about 1865. She died.
Spouse: Guillaume LAGACÉ. Guillaume LAGACÉ and Marie Rose E. LEVESQUE were married about 1884 in Caribou, Aroostock, ME.2985 Children were: Stewart Joseph LEGASSIE.
Marie Ursule LEVESQUE was born on February 23, 1707 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, New France.432 She was baptized on February 24, 1707 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, New France. She died. Parents: François Robert LEVESQUE Sr. and Marie Charlotte AUBERT.
Spouse: Pierre PLOURDE. Pierre PLOURDE and Marie Ursule LEVESQUE were married in 1728.432
Normand LEVESQUE was born on March 26, 1921 in Fall River, MA.124 He died on January 29, 1971 in Fall River, MA.124 Parents: Joseph LEVESQUE and Germaine GAUTHIER.
Pamela LEVESQUE was born in 1868 in Fall River, MA.124 She died.
Spouse: Pierre ROY. Pierre ROY and Pamela LEVESQUE were married on November 5, 1888 in St. Anne's Church, Fall River, MA.124
Pierre LEVESQUE432 was born about 1610. He died. He has Ancestral File Number 11472.
Spouse: Marie GAUMONT. Pierre LEVESQUE and Marie GAUMONT were married about 1635. Children were: Robert LEVESQUE.
Pierre Bernard LEVESQUE was baptized on April 8, 1721 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, New France.432 He was born about April 1721. He died. Parents: Joseph LEVESQUE Sr. and Angélique MENEUX.
Pierre Joachim LEVESQUE Sr. was born on January 24, 1682 in La Pocatiere, Quebec, New France.432 He was baptized on April 21, 1682 in Lauzon, Lévis, Québec, New France. He died. He has Ancestral File Number 2868. Parents: Robert LEVESQUE and Jeanne CHEVALIER.
Spouse: Angélique LETARTRE. Pierre Joachim LEVESQUE Sr. and Angélique LETARTRE were married on June 30, 1705 in L'Ange-Gardien, Montmorency, Quebec, New France.432 They signed a marriage contract on July 1, 1705. Jacob. Children were: Jeanne Marguerite LEVESQUE, Geneviève LEVESQUE, Pierre Joachim LEVESQUE Jr., Jean Baptiste LEVESQUE, Marie Angélique LEVESQUE, Joseph LEVESQUE I, Joseph LEVESQUE II, Jean Bernard LEVESQUE, Joseph Antoine LEVESQUE, Marie Angélique LEVESQUE, Charles François LEVESQUE, Angélique LEVESQUE, Brigitte LEVESQUE.
Pierre Joachim LEVESQUE Jr. was born on October 26, 1708 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, New France.432 He was baptized on October 30, 1708 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, New France. He died. Parents: Pierre Joachim LEVESQUE Sr. and Angélique LETARTRE.
Rachel Alice LEVESQUE1809 was born about 1920. She died.
Spouse: Roland J. DEMERS. Roland J. DEMERS and Rachel Alice LEVESQUE were married about 1940. Children were: Living, Catherine DEMERS, Living.
Raymond LEVESQUE124 was born about 1922. He died. Parents: John P. LEVESQUE and Rosida BESSETTE.
Robert LEVESQUE was born between September 12, 1640 and September 11, 1641. He died on September 11, 1699 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, New France.432 He has Ancestral File Number 5736. He was a Carpenter. He lived in Hautot-St-Sulpice, Rouen, Normandie, Kingdom of France. Parents: Pierre LEVESQUE and Marie GAUMONT.
Spouse: Jeanne CHEVALIER. Robert LEVESQUE and Jeanne CHEVALIER signed a marriage contract on April 21, 1679. Vachon. They were married on April 22, 1679 in L'Ange-Gardien, Montmorency, Quebec, New France.432 Children were: François Robert LEVESQUE Sr., Pierre Joachim LEVESQUE Sr., Joseph LEVESQUE Sr., Jean Baptiste LEVESQUE I, Jean Baptiste LEVESQUE II, Marie Anne LEVESQUE.
Roland LEVESQUE was born about 1935 in Lynn, MA.1595 Birthyear assumed. He died on March 28, 2000 in Salem, MA.1098
Spouse: . Roland LEVESQUE and Annmarie SAUVE were married about 1960. Children were: Living, Living, Living.
Roland Joseph George LEVESQUE was born on May 5, 1912 in Fall River, MA.124 He died on November 12, 1966 in Fall River, MA.124 Parents: Joseph George LEVESQUE and Eliza DUSCHESNE.
Spouse: M. Loretta CLOUTIER. Roland Joseph George LEVESQUE and M. Loretta CLOUTIER were married about 1930 in Fall River, MA.124 Children were: Living, Living, Living.
Rose Anna LEVESQUE was born in 1895 in Kamouraska, PQ, Canada.124 She died on March 20, 1952 in Ste-Anne-de-la-Pocatiere, Kamouraska, PQ, Canada.124 Parents: George LEVESQUE and Praxede LANDRY.
Spouse: Albert Mignier LAGASE. Albert Mignier LAGASE and Rose Anna LEVESQUE were married about 1915.
Theresa LEVESQUE124 was born about 1916. She died. Parents: John P. LEVESQUE and Rosida BESSETTE.
Spouse: TREMBLY. TREMBLY and Theresa LEVESQUE were married about 1940.
Lillian Ida LEVETT was born about 1880. She died.
Spouse: Pierre Thomas FOURNIER. Pierre Thomas FOURNIER and Lillian Ida LEVETT were married on August 28, 1898 in Ste. Anne, Sudbury, ON, Canada.2179 Children were: Frank Lawrence FOURNIER.
Antoine LEVITRE was born about 1840. He died.
Spouse: Onésime LEMOINE. Antoine LEVITRE and Onésime LEMOINE were married on October 10, 1865 in St-Theodore-d'Acton, Quebec, Canada East.1658
Susan LEWCHUK was born in 1968 in Spirit River, AB, Canada.124 She died in 1968 in Spirit River, AB, Canada.124 Parents: Living and Living.
Elizabeth LEWIS was born on October 10, 1813 in Barren County, KY.3192 She died.
Spouse: Buford WILLIAMS. Buford WILLIAMS and Elizabeth LEWIS were married on February 5, 1832 in Jackson, MO.3193,3194 Children were: Madora WILLIAMS, Thomas Benton WILLIAMS, Silas Marian WILLIAMS, Mary Elmerine WILLIAMS, Jasper Newton WILLIAMS.
Hannah LEWIS was born about 1806 in Kentucky.93 She died on January 29, 1853 in Jackson, MO.3195 A creditor's claim from Henry Morris shows the making of a coffin on 29 January 1853. She had her estate probated on February 8, 1853 in Jackson, MO.3196 Maybe Hannah Webb instead.
Spouse: William WILLIAMS. William WILLIAMS and Hannah LEWIS were married on March 23, 1826 in Lafayette, Missouri Territory.93 Children were: Mary Jane WILLIAMS, Jason L. WILLIAMS, Martha Angeline WILLIAMS, Nancy Elizabeth WILLIAMS, Christopher Cornelius WILLIAMS, Thomas WILLIAMS, Dyanthia Ellen WILLIAMS.
Mary Grant LEWIS was born on November 16, 1806 in Barren County, KY.1619,3192,3197 She died on January 16, 1874 in Vacaville, Solano County, CA.1619 She was buried after January 16, 1874 in Vacaville, Solano County, CA.1619
Spouse: Jedediah WILLIAMS Sr.. Jedediah WILLIAMS Sr. and Mary Grant LEWIS were married on November 13, 1825 in Independence, MO.93 Now Jackson County. Children were: Jefferson WILLIAMS, Rosella WILLIAMS, Franklin WILLIAMS, Washington WILLIAMS, Marshall Lafayette WILLIAMS, Perry WILLIAMS, Mary Ann WILLIAMS, Thomas Stuart WILLIAMS, Harriet Miranda WILLIAMS, Jedediah WILLIAMS Jr..
Mary Matilda LEWIS was born on October 23, 1830 in Belleville, Hastings, Ontario, Upper Canada.2127 She died on August 10, 1899.2127
Spouse: James FORESTELL. James FORESTELL and Mary Matilda LEWIS were married on January 26, 1846 in St. Edmund's Church, Stoco, Ontario, Canada West.2127 Children were: William John FORESTELL, Margaret Matilda FORESTELL, Samuel Sylvester FORESTELL, Tobias Joseph FORESTELL, James Lewis FORESTELL, Charles Francis FORESTELL, George Nathaniel FORESTELL, Harriet Teresa FORESTELL, Adam Henry FORESTELL, Joseph Onesime FORESTELL.
Marie LHEROS340 was born about 1620. She died. She has Ancestral File Number 4129. Parents: Rene LHEROS and Marguerite GUILLIN.
Spouse: Gervais BUISSON dit St-Cosme. Gervais BUISSON dit St-Cosme and Marie LHEROS were married about 1640. Children were: Antoine BUISSON dit St-Cosme.
Rene LHEROS340 was born about 1590. He died. He has Ancestral File Number 8258.
Spouse: Marguerite GUILLIN. Rene LHEROS and Marguerite GUILLIN were married about 1615. Children were: Marie LHEROS.
Antoinette LHUILLIER was born about 1527 in Ile-de-France, Kingdom of France. She died in The Kingdom of France. She has Ancestral File Number 46137. Parents: Sieur Jean LHUILLIER de La Motte d'Esgry and Louise LEMAISTRE.
Spouse: Seigneur Claude DE MARLE de Vaugien and de Sargis. Seigneur Claude DE MARLE de Vaugien and de Sargis and Antoinette LHUILLIER were married on February 20, 1545 in Epernay-sur-Marne, Kingdom of France.62 They signed a marriage contract on July 20, 1545 in Epernay-Sur-Marne, Marne, Champagne, Kingdom of France. Children were: Sieur Waast DE MARLE de Vaugien.
Seigneur Imbert LHUILLIER de La Motte d'Egry110 was born about 1465. He died. He has Ancestral File Number 184548.
Spouse: Marguerite BRAQUE. Seigneur Imbert LHUILLIER de La Motte d'Egry and Marguerite BRAQUE were married about 1490. Children were: Sieur Jean LHUILLIER de La Motte d'Esgry.
Sieur Jean LHUILLIER de La Motte d'Esgry was born about 1495 in The Kingdom of France. He died before 1545 in The Kingdom of France. He has Ancestral File Number 92274. He was a Counsel to Parliament in Paris, Kingdom of France.110 Parents: Seigneur Imbert LHUILLIER de La Motte d'Egry and Marguerite BRAQUE.
Spouse: Louise LEMAISTRE. Sieur Jean LHUILLIER de La Motte d'Esgry and Louise LEMAISTRE were married about 1520 in The Kingdom of France. Children were: Antoinette LHUILLIER.
William Henry LIBBY was born on May 24, 1861 in Bolton, Quebec, Canada East.108 Before 1919 he was a Wheelwright. He died on August 14, 1949 in Enosburg, VT.1242 He was buried in South Stukely Cemetery, Stukely Sud, PQ, Canada. Sbt 1930 he was a Hotel Owner in Enosburg Falls, VT. He was Seventh-day Adventist. Was a tentmaster at a campmeeting.
Spouse: Myrtie E. LAMONDA. William Henry LIBBY and Myrtie E. LAMONDA were married on March 6, 1923 in Johnson, VT.3006
Genevieve LIENARD was born about 1695. She died.
Spouse: Jean Francois GRÉGOIRE. Jean Francois GRÉGOIRE and Genevieve LIENARD were married in 1710.10
Louis LIMOGES was born about 1700. He died.
Spouse: Genevieve GOULET. Louis LIMOGES and Genevieve GOULET were married in 1724.1306
Catherine LIMOUSIN dit Langlois was born about 1678.2182 She died. She has Ancestral File Number A707. Parents: Hilaire LIMOUSIN and Antoinette LEFEBVRE.
Spouse: Guillaume SANSOUCY dit Gems. Guillaume SANSOUCY dit Gems and Catherine LIMOUSIN dit Langlois were married on February 5, 1703 in Montréal, Québec, New France.2872 Children were: Marie Catherine JAMES dit Sansoucy, Jean JAMES, Pierre JAMES dit Sansoucy, Marie Anne JAMES dit Jacques San Soucy, Marguerite GEMS dit Sansoucy, Jacques JAMES dit Sansoucy, Elisabeth JAMES, Joseph JAMES.
Hilaire LIMOUSIN was born between May 15, 1641 and May 14, 1643.2182 He died on May 14, 1708 in Champlain, Batiscan, Québec, New France.2182 He has Ancestral File Number A1414. He was a Tailor. Parents: Pierre LIMOUSIN and Isabelle FRADIN.
Spouse: Antoinette LEFEBVRE. Hilaire LIMOUSIN and Antoinette LEFEBVRE were married on November 9, 1671 in Québec City, Québec, New France.2182 Children were: Catherine LIMOUSIN dit Langlois.
Pierre LIMOUSIN2182 was born about 1615. He died. He has Ancestral File Number A2828.
Spouse: Isabelle FRADIN. Pierre LIMOUSIN and Isabelle FRADIN were married about 1640. Children were: Hilaire LIMOUSIN.
Thomas LINCOLN was born about 1630. He died.
Spouse: Susanna READE. Thomas LINCOLN and Susanna READE were married on November 14, 1689 in Taunton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.221
Paul S. LINFORTH was born after 1885. He died on April 4, 1951 in San Francisco, CA.108 Parents: Walter Albert LINFORTH and Alice G. WILLIAMS.
Spouse: Ada M.. Paul S. LINFORTH and Ada M. were married about 1905.
Walter Albert LINFORTH was born about 1856 in Utah.93 He died on December 14, 1918 in Alameda County, CA.108 He was a Hardware Merchant in Fresno, CA. He lived at 1539 Arch St. in Berkeley, CA.
Spouse: Alice G. WILLIAMS. Walter Albert LINFORTH and Alice G. WILLIAMS were married on March 31, 1885 in Fresno, CA.625 Children were: Paul S. LINFORTH.
Anna Mae LIPS was born on August 8, 1916 in Bismarck, ND.511 She graduated from Bismarck High School in 1934 in Bismarck, ND. Between 1941 and 1970 she was a Store Employee. Montgomery Ward. Later transfered to the credit center in Walnut Creek and worked for another 7 years. She died on November 23, 2001 in Bismarck, ND.3198 Twin.
Spouse: Hugh Wellington MANDIGO. Hugh Wellington MANDIGO and Anna Mae LIPS were married on February 18, 1940 in Jason Lee United Methodist Church, Salem, OR.3199 Children were: Living, David Wellington MANDIGO.
Norbert LITALIEN was born about 1840. He died.
Spouse: Elisabeth GARON. Norbert LITALIEN and Elisabeth GARON were married on January 19, 1864 in St-Romuald, Levis, Quebec, Canada East.406
Frank LIVERNOIS124 was born about 1855. He died.
Spouse: Zoe Sowa KING. Frank LIVERNOIS and Zoe Sowa KING were married about 1880.
Joseph LIVERNOIS was born on November 2, 1852 in Springwell, Wayne, MI.124 He died on August 12, 1915 in Ypsilanti, MI.124 He was buried in St. John the Baptist Cemetery, Ypsilanti, MI.
Spouse: Agnes KING. Joseph LIVERNOIS and Agnes KING were married about 1880. Children were: Julia LIVERNOIS.
Julia LIVERNOIS2916 was born about 1890. She died. Parents: Joseph LIVERNOIS and Agnes KING.
Spouse: KERNER. KERNER and Julia LIVERNOIS were married about 1910. Children were: KERNER.
Mary Annie LIVERNOIS was born in 1862.124 She died in 1936.124 She was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Rockwood, MI.
Spouse: David KING. David KING and Mary Annie LIVERNOIS were married on November 22, 1883 in St. Joseph's Church, Trenton, MI.124 Children were: Mary KING.
Marie Anne LIZOTTE was born about 1710. She died.
Spouse: Antoine DIONNE. Antoine DIONNE and Marie Anne LIZOTTE were married on June 21, 1734 in Ste-Anne-de-la-Pocatiere, Quebec, New France.1878 Children were: Antoine DIONNE Jr., Gervais Germain DIONNE, Maurice DIONNE.
Mederic LIZOTTE was born about 1900. He died.
Spouse: Emelda BEAUSOLEIL. Mederic LIZOTTE and Emelda BEAUSOLEIL were married about 1925.
Régina LIZOTTE was born about 1895. She died.
Spouse: François Christophe Gustave ROBERT. François Christophe Gustave ROBERT and Régina LIZOTTE were married on May 19, 1919 in Nativité, Montréal, PQ, Canada.32
Rosalie LIZOTTE was born about 1750. She died.
Spouse: Joseph Marie LAGACE Sr.. Joseph Marie LAGACE Sr. and Rosalie LIZOTTE were married on April 26, 1773 in St-Louis, Kamuraska, Quebec, British Territory.953 Children were: Joseph LAGACE Jr..
Constance LOERKE was born on May 23, 1920.294 She died. Parents: William Frank LOERKE Sr. and Louise Amanda BENOIT.


I am a writer, poet and spoken word artist based in Perth, Australia. I have performed at the Denmark Festival of Voice, Perth Poetry Festival, Fremantle Biennale and FringeWorld; I run writing and performance workshops; I have judged the Patron's Prize for Poetry for the Peter Cowan Writer's Centre, and I read regularly at various events around Perth (my facebook page has up to date information on coming events, and you can find videos of my readings here).
My debut collection straight lines has just been published by Mulla Mulla Press – click here for reviews and more information about the book. Should you be interested in hearing some of my thoughts about poetry, you can start with this podcast with UWA Alumni or, for the Finnish speakers among you, this interview with the Life in English-blog.
*n.b. I do not cross picket lines.


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The ORF Goes Multilingual – a Little Bit
News / By Benjamin Wolf
ORF "Wie Wir" ("Like Us") goes the tagline of Austria's public service broadcaster. With four TV channels, twelve radio channels and the country's most-clicked news website, the publicly-funded ORF is dominating Austria's media landscape and arguably the most important source of news for a majority of Austrians.
However, the 1.3 million people living in Austria who speak other mother tongues than German might be forgiven for not quite having felt included in the "Like Us" so far. Except for occasional radio news and reporting in English by radio FM4, the ORF has mostly kept its communications in German only.
That's why we at Metropole make sure to provide you with daily updates and numbers in English, tips for culture and the latest on the law of the land. We bring you deep-dive articles on everything from the crisis' impact on your business to international press reviews, high-profile recommendations from international health experts and tips on what to eat to strengthen your immune system.
Social media to the rescue
But the coronavirus has also changed thinking in the hallowed halls of the ORF – at least a little bit. To reach and inform a wider audience, Austria's public broadcaster has, for the first time, introduced multilingual videos as part of its news coverage. The short news updates in the form of video snippets are published every other day on the ORF's Instagram channel, featuring the nine most widely spoken languages in Austria other than German.
We've embedded for you the most recent news updates from April 16 in all nine languages – can you find your mother tongue?
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_DDUVNCGpj/?hl=de
Bosnian / Croat / Serbian
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_DDUNDigZn/?hl=de
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_DDQ6Xiwnb/?hl=de
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_DDUT8CFCW/?hl=de
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_DDUVcCa-X/?hl=de
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_DDUWKC7Aa/?hl=de
Austrian Sign Language
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_DDREACur2/?hl=de
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_DDRDVCPGL/?hl=de
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_DDQ_KiOGk/?hl=de
Opinion | Globalization and its new Discontents
If globalization increases overall well-being, why have so many people become so hostile?
With contributions pouring in, Alexander Van der Bellen is out to win the Hofburg – again – and help set the tone for Europe's future
The Winter Schanigarten Boom
Austrian Insiders Arrested for Aiding Flight of Wirecard COO
Don't Call Me Tüte | Why Austrians Love to Hate on the Germans

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You can see the painted version in TYPE-MOON Ace Vol.7!
This volume also includes a trial version of TYPE-MOON's newest game, 'Mahoutsukai no Yoru' is also included! I've made sure to preorder my copy, and I can't wait to get it!
Plus one more quick notice!
…has a 1/1 scale real bike version made!!
It really begs the question as to why this was even done, but at the same time it really shows off what Good Smile Company staff can do when they put their minds to it!!
This 1/1 scale bike will be on display at the Matsudo GSC Cafe from the 15th December!


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2008 Голяма награда на Турция е 4-то за Голямата награда на Турция и пети кръг от сезон 2008 във Формула 1, провежда се на 11 май 2008 година на пистата Истанбул парк в Истанбул, Турция.

Класиране

Състезание

Класиране след състезанието

 Генерално класиране при пилотите

 Генерално класиране при отборите

Източници

Голяма награда на Турция

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from temboo.core.choreography import Choreography
from temboo.core.choreography import InputSet
from temboo.core.choreography import ResultSet
from temboo.core.choreography import ChoreographyExecution

import json

class ZipBucket(Choreography):

    def __init__(self, temboo_session):
        """
        Create a new instance of the ZipBucket Choreo. A TembooSession object, containing a valid
        set of Temboo credentials, must be supplied.
        """
        super(ZipBucket, self).__init__(temboo_session, '/Library/Amazon/S3/ZipBucket')

    def new_input_set(self):
        return ZipBucketInputSet()

    def _make_result_set(self, result, path):
        return ZipBucketResultSet(result, path)

    def _make_execution(self, session, exec_id, path):
        return ZipBucketChoreographyExecution(session, exec_id, path)

class ZipBucketInputSet(InputSet):
    """
    An InputSet with methods appropriate for specifying the inputs to the ZipBucket
    Choreo. The InputSet object is used to specify input parameters when executing this Choreo.
    """
    def set_AWSAccessKeyId(self, value):
        """
        Set the value of the AWSAccessKeyId input for this Choreo. ((required, string) The Access Key ID provided by Amazon Web Services.)
        """
        super(ZipBucketInputSet, self)._set_input('AWSAccessKeyId', value)
    def set_AWSSecretKeyId(self, value):
        """
        Set the value of the AWSSecretKeyId input for this Choreo. ((required, string) The Secret Key ID provided by Amazon Web Services.)
        """
        super(ZipBucketInputSet, self)._set_input('AWSSecretKeyId', value)
    def set_BucketName(self, value):
        """
        Set the value of the BucketName input for this Choreo. ((required, string) The name of the bucket that contains the list of objects that you want to zip.)
        """
        super(ZipBucketInputSet, self)._set_input('BucketName', value)
    def set_CannedACL(self, value):
        """
        Set the value of the CannedACL input for this Choreo. ((conditional, string) This sets the permissions for the newly created zip file. Valid values are: private, public-read, public-read-write, authenticated-read, bucket-owner-read, or bucket-owner-full-control.)
        """
        super(ZipBucketInputSet, self)._set_input('CannedACL', value)
    def set_Delimiter(self, value):
        """
        Set the value of the Delimiter input for this Choreo. ((optional, string) A delimiter is a character you use to group keys. All keys that contain the delimiter are grouped under a single result element, Common Prefixes. For more information see Amazon documentation.)
        """
        super(ZipBucketInputSet, self)._set_input('Delimiter', value)
    def set_Prefix(self, value):
        """
        Set the value of the Prefix input for this Choreo. ((optional, string) Limits the response to keys that begin with the specified prefix - useful for separating a bucket into different groupings of keys. Ex: specify 'test' to get a list of objects starting with 'test'.)
        """
        super(ZipBucketInputSet, self)._set_input('Prefix', value)
    def set_ZipFileLocation(self, value):
        """
        Set the value of the ZipFileLocation input for this Choreo. ((optional, string) The name of the bucket to put the new zip file in. When not specified, the zip file will be put in the bucket that contains the files being zipped.)
        """
        super(ZipBucketInputSet, self)._set_input('ZipFileLocation', value)
    def set_ZipFileName(self, value):
        """
        Set the value of the ZipFileName input for this Choreo. ((optional, string) The name of the zip file that will be created. If not specified, the original bucket name will be used with .zip extension.)
        """
        super(ZipBucketInputSet, self)._set_input('ZipFileName', value)

class ZipBucketResultSet(ResultSet):
    """
    A ResultSet with methods tailored to the values returned by the ZipBucket Choreo.
    The ResultSet object is used to retrieve the results of a Choreo execution.
    """

    def getJSONFromString(self, str):
        return json.loads(str)

    def get_URL(self):
        """
        Retrieve the value for the "URL" output from this Choreo execution. ((string) The URL location of the new zip file.)
        """
        return self._output.get('URL', None)

class ZipBucketChoreographyExecution(ChoreographyExecution):

    def _make_result_set(self, response, path):
        return ZipBucketResultSet(response, path)

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In hot summer, fried ice not only satisfies your stomach but also clearing summer-heat. So the market demand is large, the investment is low, the profits are high. We have two types of fried ice machine, single pan-fried ice machine and double pans fried ice machine.
Fried ice cream roll machine is a new type of mixing ice machine that is made of compressor and evaporator. It can cause the temperature to drop rapidly. Fry ice cream roll is a popular and fashionable snack for people. Therefore, these kind machines are very popular in the bar, night market, and restaurant for operating easily and making various pretty ice cream flowers.


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Q: I just added pylint to my github but I am seeing it error out with a rating of over 9 I have added pylint to my github spinozacoin project.  The score is 9.9.  The remaining issues are all minor and 1 is TODO that I added myself:
https://github.com/larry94555/spinozacoin
It is failing with exit code 28.  How do I fix the error code 28?  Any help or tips is greatly appreciated.
Here is a screenshot:

Here is the yaml file:
name: Pylint

on: [push]

jobs:
  build:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    strategy:
      matrix:
        python-version: ["3.8", "3.9", "3.10"]
    steps:
    - uses: actions/checkout@v2
    - name: Set up Python ${{ matrix.python-version }}
      uses: actions/setup-python@v2
      with:
        python-version: ${{ matrix.python-version }}
    - name: Install dependencies
      run: |
        python -m pip install --upgrade pip
        pip install pylint
        pip install umsgpack
        pip install cryptography
    - name: Analysing the code with pylint
      run: |
        pylint $(git ls-files 'src/run/*.py')

Update:  Error went away when I suppressed pylint warnings using:
# pylint: disable=<warning>

So, no issue anymore.  I am keeping this question open in case it helps others.

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Dancer of the Year on the International Stage
For two years in succession a Bolshoi Ballet ballerina has carried off the Positano Léonide Massine Prize for the Art of Dance (in the Dancer of the Year on the International Stage nomination). This time round the prize was won by Bolshoi Theatre ballerina Ekaterina Krysanova!
Our Tanz (Dance) magazine laureate!
Summing up the results of the outgoing theatre season, the authoritative German Tanz (Dance) magazine has voted Bolshoi Ballet premier Vladislav Lantratov 2015 Dancer of the Year. Lantratov is in good company: ballerina of the year is Alina Cojocaru, and choreographer — Marco Goecke, (while Company of the Year is Deutsche ballet am Rhein).
Denis Rodkin is promoted from the Leading Soloists to Principals; Maria Vinogradova — from the First Soloists to the Leading Soloists, Maria Semenyachenko — from the Soloists to the First Soloists; Alexander Vodopetov — from Artists to the Soloists.
Anna Nikulina, Anastasia Stashkevich are promoted from the Leading Soloists to Principals; Artemy Belyakov — from the Soloist to the Leading Soloist, Denis Savin and Igor Tsvirko — from the First Soloists to the Leading Soloists; Daria Khokhlova, Yuri Baranov — from the Soloists to the First Soloists; Anastasia Vinokur, Angelina Karpova, Ana Turazashvili and Alexander Smoliyaninov — from Artists to the Soloists.
Their glory will never fade!
On 18th April, the legendary Bolshoi Theatre dancer, one of the most outstanding ballet artists of the 20th century, People's artist of the USSR Vladimir Vasiliev will be celebrating his 75th birthday. Just as energetic and active as ever, Vasiliev has decided to give his audiences a surprise on his birthday: on April 18, the Bolshoi will be hosting a new Vladimir Vasiliev production on its main stage: Give us Peace, to the music of Johann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B Minor, performed by the Tatar State Musa Jalil Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet.
Our Triumph in Barcelona
Bolshoi Theatre Opera Company soloist Olga Kulchinskaya wins the 2015 Francisco Viňas International Singing Contest.
Victories on the Champs Élysées
Venera Gimadieva and Bogdan Volkov were prize-winners at the 2015 Paris Opera Competition.
Ana Turazashvili has been included in Dance Magazine's (see January issue) 25-to-Watch List for 2015 — a top list of recommended young dancers to keep an eye on in the new year.


Two pernicious disorders of late life, Alzheimer disease and diabetes, may be tied together by a common connection with a pathway that sorts and trafficks proteins such as APP within cells, new research suggests. In the September 29 issue of the Journal of Neuroscience, researchers led by Sam Gandy at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City report that the sorting protein SorCS1 reduces Aβ generation when overexpressed, and conversely is associated with higher levels of Aβ in female mice when underexpressed. SorCS1 has been genetically linked to both diabetes and AD. The convergence of these two diseases on SorCS1 may help explain why having diabetes is a risk factor for contracting Alzheimer's. The results also suggest a potential new pathway for therapeutic intervention into both disorders.
Retromer proteins have been found to interact with a member of the sortilin family of sorting proteins, SorL1. SorL1 has been genetically linked to AD (see ARF related news story on Rogaeva et al., 2007), and currently occupies rank 7 in the AlzGene Top Results. In addition, SorL1 expression is reduced in cases of sporadic AD (see Dodson et al., 2006). SorL1 directly binds to APP and has been shown to affect Aβ processing (see ARF related news story on Schmidt et al., 2007). A related sortilin, SorCS1, is genetically linked not only to AD (see Liang et al., 2009), but also to Type I and II diabetes (see Goodarzi et al., 2007 ).
Gandy and colleagues wanted to find out if SorCS1, like SorL1, had a functional role in AD. To directly test the sorting protein's effect on APP metabolism, first author Rachel Lane overexpressed both APP and the major brain transcript of SorCS1 in cell cultures. In cells with SorCS1, the C-terminal cleavage fragments of APP were reduced by about half compared to cells overexpressing only APP, and secreted Aβ was reduced by about one-third. Lane and colleagues then looked in vivo, this time at loss of SorCS1 function. In hypomorphic mice that expressed about half the normal level of SorCS1, the levels of C-terminal APP fragments went up by about one-quarter. In the female hypomorphs only, the level of Aβ increased significantly over wild-type levels. This gender difference is seen also in the genetic linkage studies, where SorCS1 is primarily a risk factor for women in both AD and diabetes, although the reason for this is unknown.
The authors used co-immunoprecipitation to show that SorCS1 directly interacts with APP, SorL1, and Vps35, strengthening the idea that these proteins act in a complex. Furthermore, in the female SorCS1 hypomorphs, the levels of SorL1 and Vps35 were down. This might be due to coordinate transcriptional regulation of the complex, Gandy speculated, adding that this is something they plan to investigate.
The results highlight the importance of the retromer complex in APP metabolism, Gandy said. "Now we have two independent molecules, SorL1 and SorCS1, converging on the retromer as potentially being very important in the etiology of AD." Small, a co-author on this paper, points out that multiple lines of evidence now implicate the retromer in AD pathology: not only data from cell culture and animal model experiments, but also genetic links between sorting proteins and AD, and the reduced levels of many retromer and sorting proteins in AD brains.
To follow up on these results, Gandy said they want to further characterize the SorCS1 hypomorphs in terms of learning, memory, and behavior, to get a better idea of what processes SorCS1 affects. Once they know that, Gandy said, they will cross these mice with AD mice that overexpress human APP, to get a more robust AD pathology and see how that is altered by loss of SorCS1 activity.
Small, meanwhile, is interested in the question of what the retromer pathway does in neurons. It is present in all cells, but the proteins are particularly highly expressed in brain. Do the specialized properties of neurons require retromers to act in specific ways in brain, for example to mediate long-range transport up and down processes, Small wonders? Using primary cultures of hippocampal neurons, Small plans to examine in what cellular compartment retromers act—in axons, in dendrites, at the pre-synapse or post-synapse? The answers, Small said, will help to inform scientists of how retromer dysfunction contributes to AD.
One of the most intriguing implications of the SorCS1 findings, Willnow said, is that SorCS1 might be a mechanistic link between AD and type II diabetes, helping to explain why diabetes is a risk factor for Alzheimer's. "It opens up a completely new field," Willnow said.
Gandy agrees. "We're very excited, because SorCS1 gives a new target both for both diseases. We could ideally try to find a way to elevate the levels of these components and maybe have a compound that would work in the periphery to help with insulin sensitivity, and in the brain to help with AD." However, Greg Cole at the University of California in Los Angeles cautioned in an email to ARF that "therapeutic relevance may be limited by issues of specificity with the more basic downstream sorting machinery," since the sorting machinery is present in all cell types (see full comment below).
It is intriguing that SorCS1 (see AlzGene) has gender differences in functional effects on Aβ production as well as in the Liang et al., 2009, linkage study. Of course, it makes sense in that it ties into the overall story that genetic differences that increase Aβ production increase risk. It would be nice to see particular genetic variants influencing Aβ production rather than the manipulations of the whole protein level, but that is where we are with SorLA and now with SorCS1.
The issues with both SorLa and now SorCS1, and in fact with nearly every genetic risk factor beyond ApoE, are that most seem tied to Aβ accumulation, the effect size of polymorphisms is low, and specific functional mutations or alleles are not very clear. Modest effect sizes for SNPs in these genes don't mean you won't have potentially important targets for lowering Aβ. However, therapeutic relevance may be limited by issues of specificity with the more basic downstream sorting machinery for proteins like SorCS1. The closer you get to the secretases, the better chance you have for specificity and good therapeutic targets. So I would place SorCS1 in the category of potentially relevant.
That said, over a lifetime, small differences in sorting rates from variants that modestly impact Aβ production rates may have dramatic long term impact. You can make the analogy to compound interest rates, where a quarter point or half point difference in interest seems trivial and doesn't make a significant difference in an 18 month investment portfolio (or clinical trial) but adds up over the decades to really make a difference. My view is that SorLA and SorCS1 and other candidate late-onset AD genes tied to Aβ accumulation are best thought of in the context of prevention. Can we find safe ways to influence them that shift the long-term Aβ balance sheet in our favor?
Liang X, Slifer M, Martin ER, Schnetz-Boutaud N, Bartlett J, Anderson B, Züchner S, Gwirtsman H, Gilbert JR, Pericak-Vance MA, Haines JL. Genomic convergence to identify candidate genes for Alzheimer disease on chromosome 10. Hum Mutat. 2009 Mar;30(3):463-71. PubMed.
I love reading these stories. It makes me extremely knowledgeable.
Dodson SE, Gearing M, Lippa CF, Montine TJ, Levey AI, Lah JJ. LR11/SorLA expression is reduced in sporadic Alzheimer disease but not in familial Alzheimer disease. J Neuropathol Exp Neurol. 2006 Sep;65(9):866-72. PubMed.
Goodarzi MO, Lehman DM, Taylor KD, Guo X, Cui J, Quiñones MJ, Clee SM, Yandell BS, Blangero J, Hsueh WA, Attie AD, Stern MP, Rotter JI. SORCS1: a novel human type 2 diabetes susceptibility gene suggested by the mouse. Diabetes. 2007 Jul;56(7):1922-9. PubMed.
Lane RF, Raines SM, Steele JW, Ehrlich ME, Lah JA, Small SA, Tanzi RE, Attie AD, Gandy S. Diabetes-associated SorCS1 regulates Alzheimer's amyloid-beta metabolism: evidence for involvement of SorL1 and the retromer complex. J Neurosci. 2010 Sep 29;30(39):13110-5. PubMed.


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La batalla de Saltánovka (francés: Bataille de Mogilev) fue una batalla de la invasión francesa de Rusia de 1812 entre el 7.º Cuerpo bajo el general Nikolái Rayevski y el I Cuerpo del Ejército del Mariscal Louis Nicolas Davout.

Avance del I Cuerpo francés y retirada del ejército ruso
El 2.º Ejército ruso, dirigido por Piotr Bagratión esperaba unirse con el principal ejército ruso bajo Mijaíl Barclay de Tolly después de que las fuerzas francesas tomaran Maguilov y bloquearan el cruce del río Dniéper. Bagratión envió al general Nikolái Rayevski contra 5 divisiones francesas dirigidas por Louis Nicolas Davout, que estaba entre el 2.º Ejército ruso y el ejército principal de Barclay. El cuerpo francés contaba con más de 28.000 soldados presentes, entre ellos 3 divisiones de infantería bajo los generales Jean Dominique Compans, Dessaix y Claparède y una numerosa caballería bajo los generales Bordesoule y Valence, pero solo una fracción del cuerpo francés estuvo en esta batalla. Mientras tanto, los rusos habían desplegado alrededor de 20.000 soldados, bajo Nikolái Rayevski.

El 20 de julio, la mayor parte del I Cuerpo de Ejército se detuvo en Maguilov. Davout envió al  Regimiento de Chasseurs a Caballo y al 85.ª de Infantería de Línea hacia abajo, a lo largo del margen derecha del río, en busca de Bagratión. Los Chasseurs encontraron 5 regimientos de cosacos del conde Sievers y el escuadrón líder fue destruido. Los tres escuadrones franceses restantes huyeron detrás del 85a de Infantería de Línea (El tercer Cazadores tuvo 500 bajas y perdió 200 prisioneros.)

Un testigo escribió "Cerca de las 9 de la mañana el tercero de Cazadores, que constituían la vanguardia, fue tomado por sorpresa y pronto retrocedió hacia la línea de infantería, que apenas tuvo tiempo de reagruparse y dar la cara a la caballería rusa. Más de 150 cazadores y el coronel del regimiento fueron capturados o muertos." Así, a horcajadas sobre el camino hacia Orsha y Smolensk y flanqueado por el río Dniéper los franceses bloquearon la retirada del Segundo Ejército Occidental. Bagratión ordenó VII Cuerpo de Rayevski para lanzar un ataque de diversión, mientras que él trataba de encontrar un cruce del Dniéper en Stary Býjov.

Fuerzas
Davout pasó la noche del 22 de julio,  preparando su posición de cerca Saltánovka. Era una posición fuerte: el puente sobre Stary Býjov estaba atrincherado, los zapadores rompieron el molino y puente cerca de Fatovo y abrieron aspilleras en la pared izquierda de la taberna local para sus cañones ligeros, con fin de cubrir el avance ruso. Davout ocupó Fatovo con 5 batallones de 108.ª de Infantería de Línea y la 1 batallón de Infantería de Línea del regimiento 85. Cerca Saltánovka fueron desplegados 3 batallones del 85. Ambos regimientos pertenecían a la división de Dessaix. Entre las aldeas de Fatovo y Seletz quedaron 4 batallones del regimiento 61 de Infantería de Línea de la división de Compans. En la reserva estaban batallones de 61 y uno del 85. La 5.ª división de Valence de caballería pesada (Regimientos 6.º, 11.º y 12.º de Coraceros y la 12.ª de cañones a caballos), 3.ª División de Caballería ligero de Chastel (sexto de húsares, octavo de Cazadores, 6.º y 25.º Cazadores, tres regimientos de caballería ligera de Baviera, y 6 cañones a caballos), y el diezmado 3.º Regimiento de Cazadores fueron colocados cerca de Seletz.
Por su parte los rusos contaban con cinco regimientos de la 26 División y tres regimientos de la 12.ª División, veinte escuadrones de caballería del VI Cuerpo de Sievers, tres regimientos cosacos y 72 cañones.

Batalla

La batalla comenzó a las 8 de la mañana del 23 de julio de 1812 en el bosque circundante cuando los Regimientos 6.º y 42.º de Jägers rusos y la caballería hicieron retroceder a las avanzadillas francesas hasta la aldea de Fatovo, no sin que estos antes hicieran retroceder a un primer batallón ruso. Los franceses, superados en tres a uno, se retiraron hasta la línea principal bajo el fuego de una batería rusa de 36 cañones mientras las divisiones de Piotr Kolyubakin y Iván Paskévich (12.ª y 26.ª, respectivamente) avanzaron al grito de ¡Hurra! hasta el puente destruido. Los cañones franceses, omitiendo el fuego de contra-batería, se concentraron en los primeros batallones de rusos que aun así pudieron llegar al puente y tomarlo. Cruzando la corriente de agua los rusos llegaron hasta la aldea en el mismo momento que los refuerzos franceses empezaban a desplegarse.

Tres escuadrones de Cazadores franceses cabalgaron hacia Saltánovka, mientras un escuadrón del caballería ligera de lanceros se dirigió hacia Fatovo. La respuesta rusa fue lanzar una brigada de dragones a Saltánovka para ayudar al avance de la infantería rusa, pero como tenían que atravesar el curso de agua su llegada se retrasaría, y por el momento la iniciativa recae en el Caballería francesa. Estos dos escuadrones de Chasseur lanzados inmediatamente hacia los batallones rusos que trataban de alcanzar la aldea, lo que obligó a su regimiento de vanguardia a formar en cuadrado, que dio lugar a que la caballería francesa se retirase. Pero, por desgracia para los rusos, el efecto fue detener su avance y presentar algunos objetivos inmóviles a la artillería francesa con desastroso resultado. En Fatovo, sin bombardeo preliminar, la infantería rusa pululaba al ataque. Varios batallones cargaron pero no lograron infiltrarse en las fuertes defensas francesas, y comenzó un duelo de mosquetes inconexo en el que los franceses tenían ventaja. Una vez perdido el tiroteo, los rusos se encontraron en una posición extremadamente difícil y la iniciativa se volvió rápidamente a favor de los franceses. Aprovechando cualquier oportunidad que vieron, los batallones de apoyo (dos del 61º) franceses hicieron retroceder en rápidos y decisivos empujes con cargas a la bayoneta, arrojando a los rusos al otro lado del río hasta que ellos mismos se vieron obligados a retirase bajo el fuego de una batería avanzada rusa de 6 cañones.

En Saltánovka, los regimientos de Poltava rusos, con ayuda de una batería de 12 cañones, lanzaron ataques parciales contra un solitario batallón francés, que resistió valientemente, hasta que finalmente fue superado por el desgaste. Los batallones franceses de apoyo entonces (4 del 108.ª Regimiento de Línea) ocuparon el pueblo de Saltánovka y, escondidos entre el alto centeno que rodeaba las cuatro chozas de Saltánovka esperaron lo inevitable: el asalto de la infantería rusa. Con poco o ningún apoyo efectivo de sus 6 cañones avanzados, los rusos encontraron difícil avanzar, y limitaron su ataque a avances parciales con solo un batallón comprometido cada vez, los franceses fueron capaces de hacer retroceder fácilmente de nuevo a los rusos.

Según relato de Paskiévich:

En Fatovo, los rusos se habían agotado tras muchos ataques infructuosos contra la aldea, y ahora decidieron traer su artillería avanzada (los 6 cañones) al ataque. Los franceses lucharon entre los múltiples incendios provocados por este fuego de artillería durante treinta a cuarenta y cinco minutos, pero esto minó su fuerza, y no pudieron resistir el asalto de la infantería rusa cuando finalmente llegó. El Molino de Fatovo estaba ahora en manos de los rusos. Hasta este momento todo había estado a favor de los franceses, que habían resistido cada asalto, y habían mantenido la iniciativa en todas las áreas. Pero con el molino perdido, y los Granaderos rusos avanzando implacablemente por el bosque, las cosas parecían sombrías. Luego la crisis golpeó a los franceses. Un destacamento de dragones rusos había avanzado hacia Fatovo, acto que los lanceros franceses intentaron interceder, pero más superados en número fueron derrocados con rapidez dejando indefensa a una batería francesa. Dos batallones franceses del Regimiento 61º de Línea que habían sido enviados al frente para tratar de contener a la infantería rusa que anteriormente había sido expulsada hacia atrás a través del río, giró hacia la nueva amenaza, pero esto expuesto su flanco a la infantería rusa. En un golpe decisivo, la batería fue golpeado por el flanco, como también lo fue la infantería de apoyo francés, los franceses se tambalearon por este asalto combinado, y tanto su infantería y artillería fueron golpeados, con numerosos cañones siendo abandonado al enemigo. Pero estaba claro que esto había sido el último aliento de esfuerzo por parte de los rusos comprometido entre Saltánovka y Fatovo, y se estableció una tregua en todo el campo para recoger y atender a los heridos. Los franceses fueron capaces de maximizar las reservas, reemplazando eficazmente todos los batallones que habían perdido anteriormente en la lucha, todos lo que los rusos tenían disponibles eran los granaderos, que solo ahora aparecían en el borde del bosque. Los franceses solo tenía que contener a los rusos y presumiblemente podrían ganar el día. Por otra parte, los franceses todavía mantienen en reserva los tres regimientos de coraceros de élite, con apoyo favorable dos baterías de artillería a caballo, y esto reforzó la moral del ejército francés enormemente. Los Granaderos rusos fueron expulsados de la línea del bosque, y desplegaron una doce batería de 12 cañones en la posición en la orilla de la corriente, que se extendía entre ellos y el pueblo Fatovo - si las apariencias pueden ser decisivos entonces serían imparable, pero estaba claro que la división de granaderos ya no tenía la voluntad de luchar. La desaparición de las dos divisiones de línea rusa en Saltánovka, fue minando la lucha de los Granaderos - el oficial al mando fue escuchado al bramar, '¿dónde están mis granaderos? Estos hombres luchan como los campesinos! " Varios batallones de 85º y de 108º intentaron capturar los 6 cañones. Cruzaron el arroyo y avanzaron con vigor contra el enemigo en la orilla del río. Sin embargo, cuando el oficial líder fue herido y la infantería rusa contraatacó en el mismo momento en que los franceses se retiró a regañadientes a su lado de la corriente, y tras reagruparse cortaron a través de la Granaderos como la mantequilla - la moral del ejército ruso se habían derrumbado. Los franceses habían salido victoriosos.

Por su parte en Saltánovka, tras el repliegue de los batallones en cabeza de la aldea, la 12.ª División de Raevski atacó de frente por la derecha, la situación de los bosques no permitía el flanqueo, con el general Raevski y sus dos hijos de 11 y 17 años encabezando al Regimiento Smolenski... solo para ser aniquilados por una batería francesa que, justo enfilando la carretera y tras un puentecillo, disparó a placer sobre los rusos. A las 16:00 horas ambos generales, cada uno en un flanco, seguían tratando de rodear y aplastar a los franceses, pero el cansancio agotó pronto a las tropas y solo la caballería permanecía combatiendo. Davout ordenó a varios batallones del 111º de Infantería de Línea, la división Cuirassier de Valence y la división de caballería ligera de Chastel para avanzar en apoyo de Dessaix. Por su parte en Fatovo, unidades del 108.º y del 8.5.º también comenzaron un contraataque

Paskévich aún trató de maniobrar una última vez por la derecha con ayuda de los Jägers, mientras las tropas del anciano coronel Savoini lo sustituía, pero antes llegó la orden de retirada. Relato de Paskévich:  La caballería rusa ocupó las colinas bajo cobertura de cañón mientras los rusos se retiraban.

Consecuencias
Compans con los Regimientos 61.º y 111.º persiguieron al enemigo hasta el anochecer. La acción de retaguardia en Maguilov permitió a los ingenieros de Bagratión construir un puente sobre el río Dniéper en Stary Býjov por el cual su Segundo Ejército Occidental cruzó, y continuó su retirada hacia Smolensk, a través Mtsislav. Los rusos perdieron entre 2.500 y 5.200 soldados, con la estimación más alta que suministra el mariscal Davout de 1.200 muertos y 4.000 heridos. Las estimaciones de las pérdidas francesas varían entre 1.000 hombres, que incluyen 100 presos del Regimiento de Línea 108.º y una estimación más alta de 4.134 muertos, heridos y desaparecidos. Además de 11 cañones que luego fueron recuperados y el águila del 108º Regimiento.

Véase también
 Invasión napoleónica de Rusia

Referencias
 Pigeard, Alain. Dictionnaire des batailles de Napoléon. Tallandier, Bibliothèque napoléonienne, 2004.
 Spring, L 1812: Russia's Patriotic War. The History Press, Stroud Gloucestershire, UK. pp 44-48, 2009

Saltanovka
Saltanovka

Conflictos en 1812

Francia en 1812
Historia de Bielorrusia
Bielorrusia en el siglo XIX


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Keith Decker to lead American Aquafarms
October 28, 2021 — American Aquafarms, a Maine-based aquaculture company with plans for ocean-based salmon operations, a hatchery, fish farm and processing plant, announced Wednesday that 30-year industry veteran Keith Decker will join the company as chief executive officer.
Decker has extensive experience in seafood production and processing, with particular experience guiding and directing fast-paced organizations through substantial change and development. He is currently CEO of Blue Harvest Fisheries, which he joined in 2018 as the firm moved from start-up to growth phase.
Read the full story at National Fisherman
MASSACHUSETTS: Investigation continues into fisherman who went overboard on New Bedford scalloper
August 24, 2021 — Blue Harvest Fisheries CEO Keith Decker told the Standard-Times last week that crew members met with Coast Guard officials when they returned to port on Tuesday. He said they were waiting for the investigation to determine what happened.
There were seven crew members on the vessel, including the captain and the man who went overboard. Decker said the man was a first-time crew member with Blue Harvest who had never fished with them before. However, he had heard the man was an experienced fisher.
The man was woken because he had the next watch, but never showed up, according to the Coast Guard. The agency said the man was not wearing a life jacket, which is only required under federal law for children under 13 years of age while the vessel is underway.
Read the full story at the New Bedford Standard-Times
Quinn Fisheries, Blue Harvest sue Rafael trustee for blocking vessel sale, lawsuit says
April 28, 2021 — Quinn Fisheries and Blue Harvest Fisheries filed a lawsuit last week against Carlos Rafael's trustee and three arbitrators, alleging they are blocking a multimillion-dollar transaction of vessels and permits that was scheduled to happen April 16.
The permits are for scallops and multi-species fish. The fishing seasons have already started or will soon start and because the transaction cannot be finalized, Quinn Fisheries and Blue Harvest state they will experience serious and irreparable financial harm.
According to the 19-page complaint, Quinn Fisheries planned to transfer certain vessels and permits to Blue Harvest, and then purchase vessels and permits from Blue Harvest.
The companies state the transaction will not "significantly dilute or otherwise jeopardize" the Rafael trust. The trust was established in 2019 to hold certain assets that, if not for a settlement agreement, would be held by Rafael, according to a document.
Rafael was convicted in 2017 for conspiracy and falsifying federal records, but was recently released from prison. As part of his settlement with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), he was required to leave the fishing industry and sell his commercial fleet and permits.
MASSACHUSETTS: COVID-19 federal relief funds for SouthCoast fisheries topped $5 million
February 11, 2021 — Keith Decker, CEO of Blue Harvest Fisheries, said federal relief funds made a "big difference" in minimizing the impact of the pandemic. The company received just over $510,000 last year for its processing facility and four of its fishing vessels, according to state records.
Decker said they used the funds for production line modifications to allow for social distancing and improved worker safety. The company also adopted a temporary wage increase for "hazard pay" for workers who were able to continue working during the height of the pandemic, he said.
SouthCoast commercial fishermen, charter boat owners, aquaculture farmers and processors like Blue Harvest received about 18.5%, or $5.1 million, of federal funds allocated to Massachusetts last year for economic relief for fisheries.
The 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, known more commonly as the CARES Act, authorized over $2 trillion in relief to individuals, businesses, hospitals, loan programs and other recipients to help ameliorate the economic impacts of COVID-19.
MASSACHUSETTS: Blue Harvest Relaunches Blue Water, Company's Latest Upgraded Vessel
December 2, 2020 — The following was released by Blue Harvest Fisheries:
Blue Harvest Fisheries has relaunched the Blue Water, the latest vessel in the company's fleet to undergo extensive refurbishment and restoration. Another significant investment in the company's future, Blue Water now features many state-of-the-art improvements that set the standard for safe, sustainable fishing.
As one of eight scalloping vessels purchased from the Peabody Corporation in 2015, Blue Water has undergone two years of extensive upgrades to improve efficiency and safety. Blue Water rejoins Blue Harvest's fleet of 15 scallop vessels, which fish out of Fairhaven, Massachusetts, and Newport News, Virginia.
"Over the last year we've made major investments in the long-term future of our company and the fisheries we work in," said Keith Decker, President and CEO of Blue Harvest. "Blue Water is just one more example of these investments, which will help make Blue Harvest a leader in the scallop fishery for years to come."
The restoration process included updating the vessel's electronics, generators and hydraulic systems, as well as rebuilding two 400 horsepower engines. These upgrades allow Blue Water to operate far more efficiently than older vessels, lowering operating costs and reducing the vessel's overall carbon footprint. The upgrades also include significant safety improvements, and the vessel's interior was completely refitted to include quieter, more spacious rooms for the crews, to improve the workplace experience.
Massachusetts lawmakers press Perdue for more Section 32 Atlantic seafood purchases
October 23, 2020 — A group of Massachusetts lawmakers in Washington wrote to U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue on Wednesday, 21 October, to say they were thankful the Department of Agriculture has included Atlantic seafood in its purchases for public food programs. Now, they want to see more of it.
Since announcing a USD 20 million (EUR 16.9 million) Section 32 program solicitation for Atlantic pollock, haddock, and redfish in May, the USDA has made just once purchase agreement from that opportunity, and that came last month when the department purchased USD 4.4 million (EUR 3. million) worth of groundfish from New Bedford, Massachusetts-based Blue Harvest Fisheries.
Blue Harvest to supply $4.4 million in seafood for schools, food banks
September 25, 2020 — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is buying more than $4.4 million in Northeast groundfish from Blue Harvest Fisheries, which will process the products for distribution to schools and food banks across the country.
The $4,425,480 purchase award from the USDA Commodity Procurement Program to will buy haddock, ocean perch and Atlantic pollock, with deliveries from the Blue Harvest facility in New Bedford, Mass., to begin Oct. 1 through Dec. 31.
It's the first time in decades that East Coast seafood has been included in the commodities program, which buys farm products for distribution to institutions, nonprofit groups and needy households.
"Given the uncertainties surrounding the seafood market during the ongoing pandemic, this order will help ensure that the groundfish industry at the New Bedford waterfront can continue working, while providing food security for those who need it most," Blue Harvest CEO Keith Decker said in a prepared statement announcing the purchase.
Company officials credited the Trump administration and Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue for bringing East Coast fisheries in the program. They thanked members of the Massachusetts Congressional delegation, Sens. Edward Markey and Elizabeth Warren and Reps. William Keating and Seth Moulton, all D-Mass., who in May asked Perdue to include East Coast seafood when making purchase agreements funded by the special Coronavirus Food Assistance Program and the USDA's longstanding Section 32 program.
Blue Harvest Fisheries scores $4.4 million groundfish contract from US government
September 23, 2020 — Blue Harvest Fisheries has been granted a $4.4 million (€5.9 million) award from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) to supply a total of 115,200 cases of frozen haddock, ocean perch and Atlantic pollock to child nutrition and other related food assistance programs around the United States.
Deliveries will start on Oct. 1 and run through Dec. 31.
All of the fish utilized for the program will be harvested by American-flagged vessels from Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)-certified fisheries in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank, according to the company.
The products will be processed at Blue Harvest's facility in New Bedford, Massachusetts, before being distributed to recipients nationwide.
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USDA Will Purchase $4.4 Million of Blue Harvest's Sustainable, New Bedford Groundfish
September 22, 2020 — The following was released by Blue Harvest Fisheries:
Blue Harvest Fisheries is pleased to announce that it has been granted a $4,425,480 purchase award to supply local, sustainably harvested haddock, ocean perch and Atlantic pollock to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The purchase, part of the Department's Commodity Procurement Program, will be used to distribute Blue Harvest's all-natural, IQF groundfish to schools, food banks, and households across the United States.
According to the USDA, the Commodity Procurement Program is "a vital component of our nation's food safety net" that provides "wholesome, high quality products" to communities across the country.
Deliveries will start on October 1 and run through December 31. All of the fish utilized for this program will be harvested by American-flagged vessels from MSC-certified fisheries in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank. They'll be processed at Blue Harvest's dock-side facility in New Bedford, Massachusetts before being distributed to recipients nationwide.
"We are delighted that the USDA has selected Blue Harvest to bring high-quality seafood to deserving Americans across the country," said Keith Decker, CEO of Blue Harvest. "Given the uncertainties surrounding the seafood market during the ongoing pandemic, this order will help ensure that the groundfish industry at the New Bedford waterfront can continue working, while providing food security for those who need it most."
Blue Harvest thanks Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue, USDA staff, and the Trump Administration for expanding the Commodity Procurement Program to include East Coast seafood for the first time in decades.
The company is deeply grateful to Senators Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), and Congressmen William Keating (D-MA-09) and Seth Moulton (D-MA-06) who first took the initiative on this issue. In May, they wrote to Secretary Perdue to ask that the USDA include East Coast seafood in purchasing agreements funded by the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) and the Section 32 program.
"I am pleased that the USDA is supporting fishermen by purchasing seafood from the Port of New Bedford, the nation's top commercial fishing port, during a pandemic that has affected every sector of the economy," said New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell. "I am grateful to Secretary Perdue for his support of the seafood industry, and to our congressional delegation for their advocacy on behalf of our port and our state's commercial fishermen."
The USDA Commodity Procurement Program has long been vital in supporting U.S. agriculture, as well as seafood producers in other parts of the country. We hope that the program's expansion to include East Coast seafood is the start of a productive, long-term relationship with the USDA.
MASSACHUSETTS: Blue Harvest brings second former Carlos Rafael vessel online
August 31, 2020 — Blue Harvest Fisheries, based in New Bedford, Massachusetts, announced the launch of the Carrabassett, a vessel purchased in February from the family of Carlos Rafael, a.k.a the "Codfather."
The Carrabassett is a 78-foot trawler that was previously known as the Cowboy, according to a release by Blue Harvest. It joins the Allagash – formerly the Southern Crusader II – which was launched in July. Blue Harvest added that it plans to launch the third vessel, the Schelvis – formerly known as the Glaucus – later this fall.


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Szunyogdi ifjabb Ejury Károly (Pozsony, 1837. október 2. – Pozsony, 1913. április 9.) uradalmi főügyész.

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Ejury Károly ügyvéd és Scultéty Mária gyermekeként született Pozsonyban. A pozsonyi jogakadémiát 1857-ben végezte és jogi tanulmányait a bécsi egyetemen fejezte be; elméleti államvizsgát 1858. július 31-én tett. Ezután Apponyi György országbíró a királyi táblához ideiglenes fogalmazóvá nevezte ki. 1861-ben ügyvédi és váltóügyvédi vizsgát tett és gyakorló ügyvédnek Pozsonyban telepedett le, ahol Pálffy Daun Lipót gróf stomfai uradalmának alügyésze lett és 1891. szeptember 1-ig Károlyi Alajos gróf családját is szolgálta. 1869-ben egyszersmind Pozsony városánál elfogadta a tiszteletbeli közvádlói hivatalt; 1870-ben Pozsony város tiszti főügyészévé választották meg; e hivataláról 1887 december elején lemondott. 1884. november 2-án ő felsége a köztisztviselői pályán és a közügyek terén szerzett érdemeiért szunyogdi előnévvel neki és utódainak nemességet adományozott.

Cikkei közül említendő: Orvoslandó állapotok (Nyugatmagyarországi Hiradó 1891-92.)

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 Feleletek közérdekű kérdésekre. Pozsony, 1884. (Magyar és német cikkei, melyek a pozsonyi hírlapokban jelentek meg.)
 Szellemi mozaik. Arany elméknek gyöngy gondolatai. Bp., 1897. (II. köt. Pozsony, 1903. III. köt. Uo., 1904.)
 Poésies classiques hongroises (Magyares). Traduites en français par Charles d'Ejury. 2/5. füz. Pozsony, 1904/8.

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Deutsche Telekom: full force ahead for 5G
Budapest, February 27, 2017 16:00
5G FOR GOOD: DT is paving the way for the next communications standard
More than speed: DT demonstrates global network slicing for the first time
Once doesn't count: guaranteed latency for 5G
Network build-out for sensors: NarrowBand-IoT to be launched in eight countries
Smart glasses for augmented reality: DT and ZEISS form partnership
The 5G countdown is on. Deutsche Telekom is placing a clear emphasis on the next-generation communications standard at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Guided by the motto "5G FOR GOOD", the company will show visitors how the new technology is making its way from the lab to the streets. A network that both achieves and reliably guarantees low latency times is essential for industry. This guaranteed latency is one of the main features that set 5G apart. Using various applications, DT will demonstrate additional features, such as precise positioning, moving processing power online, high bandwidth, and the integration of fixed and mobile network on the basis of 5G. This year, customers can already start experiencing the network for the world of sensors. DT is building a narrowband network in eight countries. NarrowBand-IoT technology, a preliminary stage of 5G, allows connected sensors to transmit data via a narrowband connection. DT is cooperating with the technology company ZEISS on augmented reality. Both companies are now working together to advance the development of smart glasses and AR technology.
"5G takes connectivity to a new level. In the future, at least 50 billion things, along with billions of people, will need access to the network," says Tim Höttges, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Deutsche Telekom. "Many aspects of everyday life will get their own, custom-tailored network: enormous bandwidth for entertainment, ultrafast response times for cars and robots, and durable narrowband connections for parking sensors and streetlights."
"5G is more than just speed. 5G is like a decathlon – you don't win it in the sprint alone," Claudia Nemat, Deutsche Telekom Board member for Technology and Innovation, emphasizes. "5G is going to change our society for good. It will make things possible that we cannot even begin to imagine today. We are ready to actively help shape these changes."
Full force ahead for 5G
DT and SK Telecom have jointly built and demonstrated the world's first intercontinental 5G trial network. In 5G, network slicing will allow the operator to configure an end-to-end network that provides the desired overall functionality and service parameters. Federated network slicing for 5G roaming extends this concept to a visited network. A repair worker for instance can now communicate via AR in real-time with support colleagues in a visited network. In the scenario that has been tested by the two companies, local breakout and edge cloud have been used to enable the best service experience in terms of latency and throughput for the AR repairman.
DT is also proving its technology leadership when it comes to the latency of its 5G network. Having set a record latency time of one millisecond last year, the company is now also able to guarantee stable, low latency times in the 5G network. Industrial applications in particular demand absolute reliability. In Barcelona, DT is demonstrating an industrial robot whose response time is always exactly eight milliseconds. 5G latency times can be selected flexibly for different needs and service levels.
Network roll-out for NarrowBand-IoT in eight countries
When it comes to 5G, DT is paving the way for the Internet of Things through narrowband IoT sensors. The network is being upgraded for sensors that can show users available parking spaces or transmit the fill levels of rubbish bins – all at low data transmission rates with an extremely long battery life of up to ten years. DT is set to start the roll-out of network technology for these narrowband applications in Germany and the Netherlands in the weeks ahead. In Greece, Poland, Hungary, Austria, Slovakia and Croatia, DT plans to expand its current NarrowBand-IoT network coverage to include additional cities over the course of the year.
DT is carrying out an initial commercial test for NarrowBand-IoT together with ista, a German energy services provider that currently operates more than 15 million connected devices in multi-family dwellings throughout Europe. ista will start using DT's narrowband network for the smart recording, reporting and billing of energy consumption. "Communication with and among sensors will play a major role this year on the road to 5G," Claudia Nemat says. "The commercialization of the Internet of Things via narrowband communication is starting now!"
Partnership for smart glasses with ZEISS
Smart glasses and augmented reality (AR) are among the major trends. The future 5G network is crucial to the success of this technology. To lay the foundation in this field, DT has agreed to cooperate with ZEISS with the aim of exploring and promoting the potential applications and the future of smart glasses. In a separate venture company, ZEISS, a world leader in the fields of optics and optoelectronics, developed the prototype of an optical system which makes portable and fashionable data glasses possible. Data glasses display data and information in the wearer's field of vision. Information, apps, images and much more appear in this space before one of the user's eyes as if on a "flying computer screen."
DT will supply the technology to connect the data glasses directly to the network and the cloud while also conducting research on potential ways to move the hardware, which is still installed in the wearables, to the cloud. This will allow smart glasses to look just like a regular pair of glasses. However, efforts in many areas – hardware, software, displays, applications, user interface and connectivity – are still necessary to make data glasses truly usable and marketable. The two partners plan to tackle these issues together.
"Today, smartphones are the devices for fast, mobile internet access. In the future, other devices, such as smart glasses, could challenge their dominance in this field," Tim Höttges says. "Optics from ZEISS and DT's network form the foundation for smart glasses. Together, we want to gain experience and advance the possibilities of AR."
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Death toll nears 2,000 in Indian heat wave
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Showers and thunderstorms in parts of southern India on Saturday helped eased a weekslong summer heat wave that has claimed nearly 2,000 lives.
The heat wave, however, was expected to continue in some areas of worst-hit Telangana and Andhra Pradesh states for another 24 hours, said Y.K. Reddy, an Indian Meteorological Department director.
Heat-related conditions, including dehydration and heat stroke, have killed at least 1,490 people in Andhra Pradesh and 489 in Telangana since mid-April, according to state officials.
Daytime temperatures hovered between 40 and 45 degrees Celsius (104 and 113 degrees Fahrenheit) in the two states on Saturday, after soaring to as high as 48 C (118 F) earlier in the week, the meteorological department said.
A strong thunderstorm brought some relief from the stifling heat to Anantapur, a town in Andhra Pradesh, though the storm uprooted trees and electricity poles and cut power in some areas.
People also heaved sighs of relief in the Telangana state capital of Hyderabad and Telangana's Mehubnagar district, which recorded 1 centimeter (.39 inch) of rain.
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However, at least four districts -- Guntur, Krishna and East Godavari in Andhra Pradesh, and Nalgonda in Telangana -- were still in the grip of the heat wave, the meteorological department said, adding that they would likely get some relief in the next 24 hours due to rain in nearby areas.
Cooling monsoon rains are expected next week in southern India before gradually advancing north. The monsoon season will last until the end of September.
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State police: Explosive device found in abandoned vehicle 'rendered safe'
By Johnathan Manning and Andrea Robinson
Updated: Feb. 8, 2021 at 12:55 PM CST
DEQUINCY, La. (KPLC) - An explosive device found in a vehicle abandoned after an accident near DeQuincy has been "rendered safe," state police officials said.
State Trooper Derek Senegal, spokesman for Troop D, says a device resembling a pipe bomb was found in the backseat of the vehicle after it was pulled from the ditch on La. 389, in between Jake Rigmaiden and Minnie Rigmaiden roads.
Louisiana State Police Emergency Service Technicians investigated and confirmed the device was explosive, then rendered it safe, Senegal said. Technicians searched the car for more explosive devices but found none.
The vehicle has been towed away.
The accident was reported as a single-vehicle crash around 4:30 a.m., Senegal said. When authorities arrived, the driver had abandoned the vehicle.
A person who lives in the area of La. 389 and Jake Rigmaiden Road told KPLC that authorities notified residents of the possible explosive device after the vehicle was pulled from the ditch.
"We had to shelter in place because there was something in the vehicle," said resident April Jordy.
Jordy said she first saw police in the area when she let her dogs out around 4:30 a.m. A little while later, she realized there was a white vehicle in the ditch.
"When the bomb squad arrived, they removed something from the vehicle and they placed it by the road. And they all back away, very far away, and then something blew up," said Jordy.
"They did render that device safe by detonating it," said Senegal.
According to officials, the vehicle found was reported stolen and the driver is unknown at this time.
"They had that explosive device in there so, they [investigators] are going to do their do diligence to try to figure out what happened or chain of events...trying to find out who the person was," said Senegal.


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Toy Story 4 Coming To Homes Digitally October 1st And On Blu-ray On October 8th
Posted byLarry Fire August 22, 2019 Posted inDisney, DVD / Blu-ray, MoviesTags:Blu-ray, Disney, Movies, Toy Story 4
This summer, Disney and Pixar's Toy Story 4 took audiences on a hilarious and heartwarming road trip with Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the whole gang, earning a 98 percent critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes and more than $1 billion at the global box office. Packed with old friends and new faces, the fourth film in the beloved Toy Story series, which leads Woody to an unexpected fork in the road, arrives home on Digital in 4K Ultra HD, HD, and Movies Anywhere Oct. 1, and on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, DVD Oct. 8.
Fans who bring home Toy Story 4 will be treated to over an hour of bonus features celebrating the film's iconic characters, Pixar's filmmaking team and the legacy of "Toy Story," which began as the world's first fully computer-animated feature film released nearly 25 years ago. Extensive extras includes deleted scenes such as an alternate ending, an all-new featurette with an endearing look back on Woody and Buzz's legendary friendship throughout the years; entertaining studio stories shared by members of the Pixar team; a nostalgic look back at the creation and first storyboard screening of "Toy Story" with filmmakers; and the pioneering efforts of Pixar artists who created the sets, characters, look and feel of the original film and much more.
In Toy Story 4, Woody (voice of Tom Hanks) has always been confident about his place in the world, and that his priority is taking care of his kid, whether that's Andy or Bonnie. So, when Bonnie's beloved new craft-project-turned-toy Forky (voice of Tony Hale) calls himself "trash," Woody decides to teach Forky how to embrace being a toy. But a road-trip adventure, including an unexpected reunion with his long-lost friend Bo Peep (voice of Annie Potts), shows Woody how big the world can be for a toy. In addition, carnival prizes Ducky (voice of Keegan-Michael Key) and Bunny (voice of Jordan Peele) bring a new level of fun to the film.
The must-own, fourth installment in the Toy Story series will be packaged several ways to ensure families get the most out of their in-home entertainment experience. Toy Story 4 arrives home a week early on Digital 4K Ultra HD, HD and SD with two exclusive extras including a deleted scene, Bonnie's Playtime. A physical copy of the film is available as a 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack (4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and Digital Code), a Multi-Screen Edition (Blu-ray, DVD and Digital Code) and a single DVD. Fans who wish to relive all four Toy Story adventures may opt for a Digital bundle, which is available for pre-order.
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What we do: The Wellington College Parents' Association is a group of enthusiastic volunteers who organise a range of events to foster a sense of school community and to connect families to each other and to the school. We try to improve the experience of students, families and staff at Wellington College and we hope you will join us! The more involved you are in the College, the richer the experience for both you and your sons.
Membership: All parents of Wellington College are members of the Association.
The Executive: The Committee comprises a number of enthusiastic volunteers. Each year a number of these people step down as their son moves on, leaving vacancies. Parents interested in joining are always welcome. Other parents who would like to be involved, if only to offer help occasionally, are encouraged to make contact.
Parent Connection Events: Parents of specific year levels are invited to join us at school to discuss a particular issue of interest. Outside speakers are often invited. Topics range from NCEA to University Entrance to teenage issues. The events provide an opportunity for parents to meet other parents in the year level of their son(s) while gaining valuable insight from experts and experienced parents.
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Karnataka PGCET 2018 Results, Rank card released on August 19th : The eligible candidates has appeared for the Postgraduate Entrance Exam conducted by Karnataka Examination Authority on 15th July 2018 for MBA and M.E/M.Tech./MCA/M.Arch courses. Now, the results of PGCET 2018 are released on its official website @ kea.kar.nic.in. Candidate can find the details of score card with rank in the results of Karnataka PGCET 2018. The list of the candidate names who met the cut-off mark set by the board and qualified will be listed in the merit list, the rest of the candidates who didn't find their names on the list are not allowed for the further process. KEA has released the two merit lists, one for PGCET Qualified candidates and one for GATE Qualified applicants. You can check KEA PGCET Merit List from the official website kea.kar.nic.in.
The merit list is prepared based on the cut-off marks set by the board, category and candidate can check the cut-off marks and also the merit list in the official web portal of the board. Scoring more in the test has more opportunities to choose the best Postgraduate College for admission.The candidates must have passed the B.Tech/B.E. degree with a minimum percentage of 50% (45% for reserved category candidates) to appear for the Karnataka PGCET 2017.
As per the university the following courses are offered by the participating institutes under Karnataka PGCET 2018. The courses are divided into two parts as mentioned below.
Part A – These are the courses which are offered by the institutes affiliated with VTU, UVCE and UBDTCE Universities.
Part B – Courses offered by Kuvempu and Mysore University.
Candidates after checking their results will go for further rounds where they will select the colleges that are available as per the merit list and the rank they have secured in the examination and proceed for documents submission for the college there have selected. At the time of verification of documents candidates are supposed to submit the documents for verification, The below listed documents should be carried during the verification by the candidate.
When u ll be going to the announce the date of verification of document.
Even I have d same problem…..I don't know what to do and y it happened…….is dere any solution…….
what is the GATE score of the person who got rank 1 in EC in PGCET?
If i forgotten to download & do Xerox of the allotted seat results in pgcet….
Hw can I download it again sir ??
Plzz can anyone tell d procedure??
Bcoz now d results link closed …wt shd I do to download?
When u will be going to announce the MERIT LIST?
I am also having same dout!!!
Download , last years mba or mca or whichvr streams merit list & cuttoff pdf's & u ll cm to know..
Download pgcet brochure.. u ll cm to know evrythng. .
Thanks to this website, we all at least got some information by discussing. Now that the results are finally out, guys everyone drop your rank, and tell which clg u r trying for.


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Utyaganovo (; , Ütägän) is a rural locality (a village) in Tazlarovsky Selsoviet, Burayevsky District, Bashkortostan, Russia. The population was 135 as of 2010. There are five streets.

Geography
Utyaganovo is located 11 km east of Burayevo (the district's administrative centre) by road. Novotazlarovo is the nearest rural locality.

References

Rural localities in Burayevsky District


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Dell's new 4K OLED monitor will cost you 5K
By Lee Mathews 01.07.2016 :: 11:14AM EST 01.07.2016
Dell turns out some pretty amazing displays, and this year at CES they've revealed their best yet. It's a 30-inch desktop monitor with an UltraHD 4K OLED panel, and it can be yours for just $4,999.
With a price tag like that, it's clearly not aimed at, say, the average cubicle worker, gamers, or anyone else that isn't working in a design capacity at an elite level. Like the OLED TVs you've probably seen (and may even own), the UltraSharp UP3017Q produces stunningly deep blacks. It can also display up to 1.07 billion colors, covering the entire Adobe RGB spectrum.
Because OLED can be susceptible to burn-in, Dell has incorporated pixel-shifting tech into the UP3017Q. It also features a front-mounted sensor that keeps tabs on your presence. When you step away from the screen long enough, the display flips itself off to reduce wear and tear. One other thing they've done is build it with USB Type-C power delivery on board. If you've got a laptop that charges via a Type-C port, you'll be able to power up and push display data to the UP3017Q over a single cable.
It sounds like a pretty amazing display, right? It is, but you'd hope that it would be for $5,000. When you compare the UP3017Q to an LG 4K OLED TV, it seems a touch on the pricey side. You can pick up LG's 55-inch model for less than three grand, but then again your desk probably isn't built to handle a display of that size.
Sony's 30-inch UltraHD screen makes for a more reasonable comparison. It's also designed for graphics professionals, and it retails for around $18,000. Lined up against the Sony — which is pretty much the only other display in this class — the Dell is an absolute bargain.
UP3017Q
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HacBook Elite is an unofficial Mac laptop for $329


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