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Edition: USA
LAT edition
Great Scots! Ambitious Scottish companies buck economic trend
Companies working with Scottish Enterprise have delivered a record growth of £1.2 billion in the last year.
Scottish Enterprise works intensively with 2,000 companies in Scotland and around 1,600 of these have generated a record turnover of £1.2 billion last year.
The Scottish GDP grew at a rate of 0.2% during the same time, which makes these companies achievements even more noteworthy.
The UK's GDP as a whole dropped in 2010, whereas Scotland saw growth in both 2010/11 and 2011/12.
This growth was supported mainly by manufacturing and engineering businesses, including the food and drink and oil and gas sectors.
Scottish Enterprise works with businesses through an account manager approach. Each company is allocated a manager who provides tailored support and works to identify new opportunities and understand challenges.
Linda Hanna, director of Company Growth at Scottish Enterprise said: "The companies we work with most intensively are those which have the ambition and capacity to grow, and that can make the greatest impact on our economic recovery. These companies tell us that our account management approach is valuable as it has a significant impact on their performance.
She added: "The results are particularly encouraging as we know that trading conditions are tough and that companies are looking at new ways of driving business growth and investment. We want to work with even more companies with ambitious growth plans, and we've committed to working with at least 10 per cent more companies over the next three years."
Bill Simpson, group corporate affairs director at Alexander Dennis, a bus and coach manufacturer, said: "Last year, with Scottish Enterprise's help, we increased our turnover by around 30% and our operating profit by more than 50% to over £25 million."
Robert MacGeachy, managing director of Peak Scientific Instruments, which manufactures and services gas generators, said: "Without the support from our Scottish Enterprise account manager we simply wouldn't have been able to carry out so much development, which has significantly contributed to our 10% increase in turnover, taking our turnover to £20 million this year."
Brew Dog Brewery, MD James Watt and co-founder Martin Dickie PIC: Ross Johnston/Newsline Scotland
James Watt, MD at Brewdog, a craft brewer, said: "We've achieved turnover of around £11 million last year – which is a 110% increase. We now employ 100 staff and operate in 27 countries – so it's fair to say we've had a great year. We've had amazing support from Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Development International, especially on the exporting side. But it's also our account manager's advice we value, having someone to bounce ideas off of and who cares about the business as passionately as we do."
Scottish Enterprise works with universities, colleges, local authorities and other public sector bodies to maximise contribution to the Government Economic Strategy. Their statement and financial memorandum has been drawn up by the Scottish Government's Business, Enterprise and Energy Directorate. For more information on the support and grants available from Scottish Enterprise visit www.scottish-enterprise.com.
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The relaxation of the dress code for the game's oldest major was announced at a media briefing today at this year's' venue, where demand for tickets among fans has led the R&A to offer an additional 3,750 on each of the championship days after an initial allocation of 40,000 sold out in record time.
The decision to permit shorts on the practice days falls into line with both the European Tour and PGA Tour taking the same step and that change also being introduced last year for the US PGA Championship by the PGA of America, though long trousers are still required in the build up to both The Masters and US Open.
Shorts will be allowed in practice rounds for Open Championship final qualifying as well, with the R&A Championship Committee also now having the power to introduce the change in the actual battle for the Claret Jug in extreme weather conditions.
"They would have to make a judgement," said Mike Woodcock, the R&A's communications director. "There isn't a set threshold, but the committee would have to make a decision if it was that hot.
That was reference to the weather having been particularly bad for his previous visit to the venue for the Irish Open in 2012, when he played with Darren Clarke, the Open champion at the time, in the opening two rounds.
The event's first visit to Portrush since Max Faulkner won there in 1951 has genenrated huge interest among golf fans and now a few more are being offered the opportunity to take in the action on the four championship days.
"From the moment tickets and hospitality packages went on sale last year it was clear that there was huge demand from fans to attend this historic occasion," said R&A secretary Martin Slumbers.
While still in force on the championship days, the R&A's no re-admissions policy has been lifted on the practice days for an event that will see Rory McIlroy bidding to repeat his 2014 triumph at Hoylake on home soil.
"I never thought I would get an opportunity to play in a major championship at home, so I am very excited," said the four-time major winner. "It's a tournament I have earmarked for a long time and it would be a dream come true to win an Open here.


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Strażnica KOP "Burniszki" – zasadnicza jednostka organizacyjna Korpusu Ochrony Pogranicza pełniąca służbę ochronną na granicy polsko-litewskiej.

Formowanie i zmiany organizacyjne
W 1926 roku, w składzie 6 Brygady Ochrony Pogranicza, został sformowany 24 batalion graniczny. W 1928 roku w skład batalionu wchodziło 12 strażnic. W latach 1928 – 1932 w 1 kompanii KOP "Wiżajny" funkcjonowała strażnica KOP "Grzybina". Później przeniesiono strażnicę do Burniszek. W 1938 i 1939 roku strażnica KOP "Burniszki" była w strukturze kompanii granicznej KOP "Rutka-Tartak". Strażnica liczyła około 18 żołnierzy i rozmieszczona była przy linii granicznej z zadaniem bezpośredniej ochrony granicy państwowej.

W 1932 roku obsada strażnicy zakwaterowana była w budynku prywatnym. Strażnicę z macierzystą kompanią łączył trakt długości 12 km i droga polna długości 1,5 km.

Służba graniczna

Podstawową jednostką taktyczną Korpusu Ochrony Pogranicza przeznaczoną do pełnienia służby ochronnej był batalion graniczny. Odcinek batalionu dzielił się na pododcinki kompanii, a te z kolei na pododcinki strażnic, które były "zasadniczymi jednostkami pełniącymi służbę ochronną", w sile półplutonu. Służba ochronna pełniona była systemem zmiennym, polegającym na stałym patrolowaniu strefy nadgranicznej, wystawianiu posterunków alarmowych, obserwacyjnych i kontrolnych stałych, patrolowaniu i organizowaniu zasadzek w miejscach rozpoznanych jako niebezpieczne, kontrolowaniu dokumentów i zatrzymywaniu osób podejrzanych, a także utrzymywaniu ścisłej łączności między oddziałami i władzami administracyjnymi.

Strażnica KOP "Burniszki" w 1932 roku ochraniała pododcinek granicy państwowej szerokości 10 kilometrów 800 metrów od słupa granicznego nr 0 do 22, a w 1938 roku pododcinek szerokości 10 kilometrów 868 metrów od słupa granicznego nr 0 do 21.

Sąsiednie strażnice:
 strażnica KOP "Rakówek" ⇔ strażnica KOP "Sudawskie" – 1928 i 1929
 strażnica KOP "Polulkiemie" ⇔ strażnica KOP "Sudawskie" – 1932, 1934 i 1938.

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Burniszki
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Strażnice batalionu KOP "Sejny"

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Teamrider Martin Schiffl with a drop to smith at the beginning of 2018 during a night mission with photographer Robert Christ and temperatures below zero. This shot made it into the new issue of the Irregular Magazin. Go out and check it!


1. Manage Staff Security and Emergency Preparedness.
Generate and maintain all documentation and procedures required under the UN Security Management System (UNSMS).
Keep Supervisor updated on all current and ongoing security trends and situations.
In the absence of my supervisor, support the UNICEF Country Representative at Security Management Team (SMT) meetings.
Along with the Security Advisor, prepare written advice, security risk assessments, and reviews related to staff and premises in Sudan.
Along with the Security advisor provide technical advice and supervision to the local security assistants.
Prepare Significant Incident Reports (SIR) and investigate incidents involving UNICEF staff and assets.
Along with the Security Advisor prepare and circulate security advisories to staff as required.
Monitor and track staff official movements.
Conduct exercises on Fire, evacuation and training in Fire and Wardens.
Follow up on UNICEF supported related activities.
Ensuring that security clearance is applied and approved, and the area is safe for UNICEF to conduct and complete their program. This is achieved by completing a Security Risk Assessment (SRA) in conjunction with UNDSS.
Participating in program coordination meetings, in order to provide security updates and recommendations for the area concerned.
Continue to research and improve implementation of the UN Security Management System (UNSMS) procedures within the Lebanon context.
Liaise regularly with the local security actors, explaining the UNICEF programs, and what our security needs are in any specific area.
Monitor the security situation and provide information, through my supervisor, on emerging security threats to UNICEF personnel and eligible family members, premises assets and resources.
Qualifications: University degree or equivalent qualifications in the related field i.e. staff college qualified.
Language skills required: English and Arabic.


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South Sudanese demand more food aid to address unprecedented levels of hunger
Gap left by World Food Program's suspension of food aid huge, government has no option but to care for its citizens, says official.
27 Haziran 2022 Pazartesi 19:55
Internally displaced people (IDPs) in camps across South Sudan are demanding more food aid to address unprecedented levels of hunger after the UN World Food Program (WFP) suspended assistance due to critical funding shortages.
According to the latest report by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) initiative, around 7.74 million people in South Sudan, or about 60% of the population, will face severe acute hunger at the height of the lean season between June and August.
The lean season, the period between harvests when households run out of stored food, normally falls between March and August, according to The New Humanitarian website.
The WFP was about to provide food aid to half of these people, but with the funding shortages, aid was suspended to nearly one-third of them, heightening the risk of starvation for 1.7 million people.
Dau Akoi Jurkuch, chairman of the Mangala IDP Camp, which hosts 40,000 internally displaced persons, said the suspension came as a shock to residents because those who are in the camp are food insecure.
"Considering the (WFP's) global assessment (on food security), we are appealing to the government of the Republic of South Sudan to support IDPs in Mangala and also to continue to push the UN or WFP to continue providing the assistance," Jurkuch told Anadolu Agency.
"We are trying now to inform IDPs to cultivate at least to have something supplementary to the food provided by the World Food Program," he said.
"Actually, we are aware about the crisis of the world, and we know that the WFP also has a shortage of funds, but the IDPs do not have other opportunities to get food. The situation will be worse. They do not have anything to support themselves apart from relief."
Nyapur Koang, a mother of four living in the UN camp, said due to the suspension of food aid by the WFP, it will not be easy for them to get food since they depend on the aid.
She said it is time for the government of South Sudan to look closely at the needs of the people of South Sudan since the WFP cut aid.
"We have stayed here for a very long time. We need peace to prevail so that we can focus on rebuilding our livelihoods," she added.
The food agency said widespread food insecurity is driven by conflicts, the coronavirus pandemic, flooding, drought and rising food prices that have worsened because of the war in Ukraine.
Adeyinka Badejo, acting country director of the WFP in South Sudan, recently said that humanitarian needs are far exceeding the funding received in 2022, noting that if the gap continues, more costly problems including increased mortality, malnutrition and disease will also increase.
"We are extremely concerned about the impact of the funding cuts on children, women and men who will not have enough to eat during the lean season. These families have completely exhausted their coping strategies. They need immediate humanitarian assistance to put food on the table in the short term and to rebuild their livelihoods and resilience to cope with future shocks," she said.
The WFP said it exhausted all options before suspending food assistance, including halving rations in 2021, leaving families with less to eat.
It warned that the latest reductions will also affect 178,000 school children, who will no longer receive daily school meals -- a crucial safety net that helps keep South Sudanese children in school to learn and grow.
Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management Minister Peter Mayen Majongdit said the WFP's announcement about cuts is sad news for more than 1 million people who are in dire need of food support.
Majongdit said the gap left by the aid cuts is huge and the government has no option but to care for its citizens.
He said the situation will worsen since the government is now tasked with lobbying for resources to cater to its people.
"The government is ready to partake in the responsibility of providing services and aid to the needy while urging people of goodwill to extend their helping hands towards the needy in the country," he said.
Hüseyin Demir
#south sudan,
#food aid,
#hunger
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Uganda overcomes Ebola outbreak
2 UN peacekeepers killed in Mali
Türkiye, Algeria work hard to improve ties: Turkish foreign minister

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Microtech Industries manufacture Data Acquisition System product for developing ultimate instrument solutions. These solutions measure and control a wide range of signals in both test and measurement and Industrial Automation applications. The three components of DAS based solutions are Hardware, Driver Software And Application Software. Because these components must work together, our hardware products are designed and tested with the driver and application software for integrated performance under Windows 3.1 / 98 / XP / 7 and DOS. External serial port, usb DAS products. An eight channel data acquisition system (DAS) consists of a signal conditioner followed by an Analog to Digital converter. The digital outputs are stored in the computer.
8 channel : 10 bit resolution.
Data collection speed : variable (max 20 sample / sec).
Calibration Factor : Suitable user defined multiplication factor can be set to get the actual physical measurement. Additive and Multiplicative. Scope to incorporate look up table.


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La Casa pairal al carrer de Pau Coll, 7 és una obra de Talarn (Pallars Jussà) inclosa a l'Inventari del Patrimoni Arquitectònic de Catalunya.

Descripció
Edifici d'habitatges entre mitgeres, adossades a la muralla de la vila i amb façana al carrer i plaça principals. Té quatre plates d'alçada, celler i golfa. És un edifici estret amb parcel·la gòtica resultant de la divisió d'una antiga casa medieval de la que no més resta l'escut barroc a la llinda d'una porta sense cap valor. Els murs són arrebossats i la coberta de teula àrab amb voladís típic d'aquest carrer de tipologia medieval-barroc.

Història
A la llinda, amb el respectiu escut, s'inscriu la data de 1662. El  és l'època d'esplendor de la vila

Referències

Patrimoni monumental de Talarn
Edificis de Talarn


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A podcast about oppressed parents raising free children, hosted by Noleca Radway. Each episode features courageous conversations with real parents. Get bonus content on Patreon
Noleca Radway
As Executive Director of Brooklyn Free School and host of the Raising Rebels podcast, Noleca Radway helps parents, children and marginalized people tell their story within a social justice context. She considers the ability to make connections between people, philosophies, and dimensions her personal superpower, and attributes it to being a Bronx-raised, first-generation Black Jamaican wife, mother, teacher, educator, and Octavia Butler fan. Noleca received her BA in English from Howard University. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband, Homero, and their three children.
Alexandra DiPalma
Alex is an audio producer, editor, consultant and teacher. She's the producer of Food 4 Thot, which was named \\one of the best podcasts of 2017\\ by New York Magazine, and \\Akimbo with Seth Godin\\, one of the top business podcasts of 2018. She also runs a podcasting class with Seth; they taught more than 800 students last year. Prior to founding Domino, Alex ran the Brand Studio at \\Midroll Media/Stitcher\\, produced television at Fusion and a daily news show at \\Minnesota Public Radio.\\ She loves being Italian and has an acute salt addiction. She also \\went viral once\\ but still remains humble. Alex graduated from Columbia University and went to NYU's Graduate School of Journalism.
Kenya Anderson
Kenya Anderson understood the fluidity of sexuality and gender at a very young age, due to her mom's unlikely obsession with the Barbra Streisand's iconic 1983 romantic musical drama film, Yentl. She's worked on shows like Billions, Madam Secretary, and Netflix's Okja. She currently works producing audio and video content for the \Girltrek\, the largest public health non-profit focused on improving the mental and physical health of Black women and girls.
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"Can you tell Grandma?" This week, we talk about how to be open, honest and supportive of our children when it comes to gender and sexuality. This week's guest is Bella Jones. Get bonus …
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text: Q: Apply CSS to particular report in JasperReports Server I tried applying css to individual report using controls and resource option with the name overrides_custom.css but the thing is this css is not getting reflected instead it is using the default themes overrides_custom.css. Hope that i will get the solution from you people soon. I am using JasperReports Server Community Edition.

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Q: How to send customer password in custom welcome mail in magento We are using custom registration process in magento to register user. First step customer will register himself on the site and send a application receive an email to the customer and he will not be able to login without admin approval.
Once the admin approves the customer a welcome mail will go to a customer with login credentials.
But the issue is that password is not set in the mail.
Can you please let me know how I can set customer password in the mail template or any other solution
Mail Template

Dear {{htmlescape var=$customer.name}},

Welcome to {{var store.getFrontendName()}}. To log in when visiting our site just click Login or My Account at the top of every page, and then enter your e-mail address and password.

                                Use the following values when prompted to log in:

                                E-mail: {{var customer.email}}

                                Password: {{htmlescape var=$customer.password}}

When you log in to your account, you will be able to do the following:

– Proceed through checkout faster when making a purchase

– Check the status of orders

– View past orders

– Make changes to your account information

– Change your password

– Store alternative addresses (for shipping to multiple family members and friends!)

If you have any questions about your account or any other matter, please feel free to contact us at {{config path='trans_email/ident_support/email'}} or by phone at {{config path='general/store_information/phone'}}.

Thank you again, {{var store.getFrontendName()}}

A: That's not possible out of the box.
The password can be sent only when the user creates the account because that's the only time when you have the password in clear text.
Once it is saved in the db and you lose the customer instance you cannot get back the password because it is hashed.
But anyway, it's not a good practice to send the password via e-mail in clear text.
The customer should already know his password, and if he forgets it he can click on "Forgot my password"

A: U can extend welcome functionality Email and ( Mage_Customer_AccountController ) with  and send own random generate password to user and save in customer account.
i have manage before 2 days see hear but my condition in small change.
                $customer = Mage::getModel("customer/customer");
                $customer->setWebsiteId(Mage::app()->getWebsite()->getId());
                $customer->loadByEmail($login['username'])

                            $customer->setPassword($customer->generatePassword(8));
                            $customer->save();
                            $customer->sendNewAccountEmail();

A: I think (but not checked) it's fixed by CE 1.9.3.0
In http://devdocs.magento.com/guides/m1x/ce19-ee114/ce1.9_release-notes.html#ce19-1930security-pwd , we can read :

The new customer e-mail now includes the customer's password


We, the undersigned, believe that football supporters should have the choice to watch football from a safe standing area, if they so wish, at matches in England and Wales.
Every week thousands of fans stand in front of their seats for the duration of the game while following the team they love - attempts by the authorities to end this practice have failed. Surveys regularly show the vast majority of supporters back the choice to stand or sit. The FSF's National Supporters' Survey showed that 90% of fans back the choice to stand or sit.
The FSF's Safe Standing Campaign is not just about those who prefer to stand. By giving supporters the choice, everyone benefits. Those who wish to stand can do so, while those who prefer to sit no longer have to worry about having their view blocked.
The FSF does not propose that the stringent safety standards laid down in the Government's Green Guide be abolished or weakened. But we do think fans in the Premier League or Championship should also be allowed to stand in safety as those in any other division can. The idea that safety depends upon the quality of football played on the pitch is absurd.
We are not suggesting that clubs should be forced to provide safe standing areas – only that they should be allowed the choice. Issues around cost and feasibility should be a matter for individual clubs, not for government.
Many opponents to safe standing mistakenly cite Hillsborough as a reason not to allow its introduction. However the disaster was not caused by standing; the Taylor Report primarily blamed overcrowding, stadium layout, and poor policing. It did not ban standing nor claim it was inherently unsafe.
UEFA regulations state that European competitions must be played in all-seated stadiums. Safe standing areas can be convertible to and from seating, so this is not an obstacle to clubs providing standing accommodation for domestic games.
In both England and abroad, ticket prices for standing areas are typically lower than in seated areas, making the stadiums more socially inclusive.
Read more about the Safe Standing Campaign here.
This petition gained 17,891 signatures. To find out more about the ongoing campaign please visit our Safe Standing Campaign page.


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In this article, we will describe how to find the best ntp servers to query for time from your current internet connection. Most providers run NTP servers on their network but they don't always advertise them very well !
We already forwarded automatically by email all our Spam Assassin high scoring spam from our MailScanner to SpamCop but we needed to manually log into Spam Cop site to manually report them one by one in order to complete the process which took just too much time. After reporting thousands of spams manually, we are now sure that 100% of our Spam Assassin high scoring spam IS DEFINITELY spam so it is kind of silly to have to manually confirm that fact. We came up with this little lynx script that does this automatically for us.
Since the amount of spam sent is constantly rising, we are constantly putting more resources to filter and avoid it. The last big move we did was to add zen.spamhaus.org sbl to the SpamCop one we were already using. We also added some of the latest sendmail options to our sendmail configuration to cut down on spam. Greeting Pause is definitly the most efficient of them.
Having a2billing and Asterisk apply different rates depending on the incoming line for the call.
In typical calling card applications, it is standard to charge a different rate if the user dials in through an 1-800 line to get to the calling card system. We have looked all over the net for ways to do this with a2billing and we did not find any ready to go solutions, only hints on how to implement one. So here is how we did it.
We allow some peers to place local calls through a PSTN line that is hooked to a SPA-3102. It is impossible to set the callerID on outgoing PSTN calls, in most cases, you are stuck with the callerID assigned to you by your PSTN line provider. In this situation, we want to blank out the callerID by prefixing the number with *67 (anonymous call code) before dialing on the PSTN line.
When prefixing with *67, we had 50% of our calls not completing because of eaten digits.
The following solved the problem, now 100% of our calls prefixed with *67 complete properly.
I have just tested the Custom Context module on my FreePBX 2.3.0 and Asterisk 1.4 testbed and it works fine.
Well, no traces of Dial Contexts in FreePBX 2.3.0 and Custom Contexts just work fine. Did I miss anything ? if so write to me.
We've had a weird problem where we though that there must be gremlins in the network or providers playing tricks on us. We've tried everything, reviewing our firewall rules, inserting log statements in our firewall rules, running tcpdump, analyzing STUN server traffic, everything !!


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Helping kids understand and enjoy the art of our times has always been a part of MoMA's mission. However, the goals, promises, and core values of the MoMA Kids brand had yet to be articulated in a document. MoMA asked the Gass Company to lead an inter-departmental initiative that would define the MoMA Kids brand and to then draft a "brand bible" for internal and external use.


I recently bought 3 Port USB 2.0 HUB Adapter + USB 2.0 Male to LAN Network Ethernet RJ45 Adapter which seems to be best choice for Raspberry pi zero witch lack of network connection and USBs.
For the first time, everything seems to be fine, adapter get IP address, but when you tried to begin even basic communication, the driver crash.
Fortunately there is workaround (double the driver buffer), but you will need to compile kernel.
I have an issue with the same HUB, just not usre if the same. My new Zero freezes in a few minutes after being started. Just the USB keyboard plugged in is enough, no Ethernet needed to break it.
https://www.modmypi.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-zero-board/rpi-zero-accessories/3-port-usb-hub-w-ethernet-micro-usb-pi-zero – it's looking like some people don't have these problems based on the reviews.
Last comment at https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/4098/freeze-issue-with-raspberry-pi-zero-fresh-install/10 suggests it's a faulty unit.


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The film sheds light on insomnia and attempts to visualize the experience of sleep paralysis, illnesses that are often trivialized as products of bad sleeping habits and thus, not always properly treated. The film also presents the possible dangers of self-diagnosis, especially the habit of searching through the Internet for answers that should be sought from actual professionals, even resorting to taking medication that ought to be prescribed solely by doctors, and how it only makes the problem worse. The film has three main color palettes: blue, which signifies the main character's frustration toward her inability to sleep before taking sleeping pills, yellow, which signifies her new-found zest for life after taking her first pill, and gray, which signifies her downward spiral as she desperately and naively holds on to the notion that these pills are the only solution to her problems, slowly seeing that it's done her more harm than good.


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A decisive pinch of sugar
Scientists have discovered a new mechanism for bacterial polysaccharide export
In Gram-negative bacteria, which include some of the most devastating human pathogens, just two mechanisms for the export of polysaccharides have been identified so far. Now a Max Planck research team led by Lotte Søgaard-Andersen has identified an entirely novel third mechanism for how polysaccharides are exported. These findings pave the way toward a complete understanding of the mechanisms that mediate the protection, motility and interaction of many bacterial pathogens.
Structural model of the composite OPX/β-barrel translocon in the EPS pathway in Myxococcus xanthus consisting of a part of the OPX protein EpsY (pink) and the β-barrel protein EpsX (teal).
© Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology/Schwabe
Bacteria not only thrive on sugar as a carbon and energy source - they also produce and secrete a wide variety of so-called polysaccharides. Polysaccharides are strings of sugars and are the most abundant biopolymers on earth. The long sugar chains play vital roles in free-living, commensal, and pathogenic bacteria. They are also crucial for bacterial protection, sheathing the cells against environmental stresses such as desiccation, immune effectors, and predators. In addition, their adhesive and structural functions contribute to surface colonization and biofilm formation. They are also important for the successful application of anti-bacterial vaccines. Thus, they hold the keys to understanding and controlling both beneficial and pathogenic human, animal- and plant-microbe interactions. And last but not least, polysaccharides are used in the food, pharmaceutical and medical industries.
Polysaccharide export is a major challenge because the molecules are chemically diverse and very large. In Gram-negative bacteria, which include some of the most devastating human pathogens, just two known mechanisms for export of polysaccharides have been known so far: an outer membrane OPX protein (in the so-called Wzx/Wzy- and ABC transporter-dependent pathways), and an outer membrane β-barrel protein (in the so-called synthase-dependent pathways). Yet there are examples of pathways that do not seem to follow these simple schemes: In particular, in some Wzx/Wzy-pathways, outer membrane β-barrel proteins were known to be important for polysaccharide export, for instance in Vibrio cholerae and Myxococcus xanthus, but the exact mechanism was unclear. In addition, other studies describe short OPX proteins that lack the part that integrates into the outer membrane. Here, it is unclear how these proteins could support polysaccharide export.
A research team at the Max-Planck-Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology led by Lotte Søgaard-Andersen was able to shed new light on these questions. Using experiments and computational structural biology, the scientists provide evidence for an entirely novel mechanism for how bacteria can export polysaccharides across the outer membrane. Johannes Schwabe, a graduate student and lead author of the study, and Dr. María Pérez-Burgos say: "We started by taking a close look at the Wzx/Wzy-dependent pathway for the synthesis of a secreted polysaccharide called EPS in M. xanthus." According to current knowledge, EPS would be secreted across the outer membrane by an OPX protein that is integrated into the membrane. However, the group found that an outer membrane β-barrel protein named EpsX is also important for EPS export. "Then, surprisingly, we discovered a corresponding periplasmic short OPX protein EpsY that completely lacks the part to span the outer membrane. Together with Dr. Timo Glatter, we also found that EpsX and EpsY directly interact."
Based on their observations and computational structural biology, the scientists propose that EpsX and EpsY represent a novel type of translocon for polysaccharide export across the outer membrane, where a β-barrel protein functions explicitly as the outer membrane-spanning part in a bipartite complex with an entirely periplasmic OPX protein.
According to Lotte Søgaard-Andersen, this detailed knowledge might open up new ways of controlling pathogenic bacteria. She explains: "Marco Herfurth, a graduate student in my research group, found using computational genomics that similar composite systems are widespread in Gram-negative bacteria. For instance, this new system explains how V. cholerae secretes its VPS polysaccharide, which is important for biofilm formation and virulence. Thus, our findings not only have significant implications for our understanding of polysaccharide export in M. xanthus but also profound implications for our understanding of polysaccharide export in general in Gram-negative bacteria."
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The Last Wolf is a children's book written by Michael Morpurgo and illustrated by Michael Foreman, published in 2002. It won the Nestlé Smarties Book Prize Bronze Award.

Plot
Miya helps her grandfather, Michael McLeod, become interested in computers. Michael comes up with the idea to trace their ancestors back to the 18th century; while working to do that, they discover a story written by their great-great-great-great-great grandfather.

In the story, their great-great-great-great-great grandfather, Robbie McLeod, talks about his childhood. After being orphaned, his cruel uncle had looked after him; to escape the abuse, Robbie ran away into the woods. He found a male wolf pup who, similarly, had also been orphaned, and looked after him, naming it Charlie. A few days later, Robbie and Charlie made their way to America in hopes of a better life, but they were disillusioned; in America, there had been a war between the redcoats and the rebels. They encountered life-threatening situations.

As the years passed, Charlie's temperament naturally became wilder and more animalistic. Robbie noticed the change in Charlie and, reluctantly, let him go. He built a farm next to a lake where he occasionally saw Charlie. A couple years later, Robbie got married and had a son named Alan. The last time Robbie saw Charlie, Charlie had also started a family of his own.

After reading the story, Miya and her grandfather decide to travel to America to see where Robbie and Charlie lived.

References

2002 British novels
British children's novels
Children's historical novels
Novels about wolves
Novels set in Scotland
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Biggest Loser Finale Season 14
Fitness TV
Last night my family and I watched the finale of the Biggest Loser and it was fun to watch. I never find that I learn much from these finales but instead it is a celebration of how far the contestants have come in the 12 weeks of the show and the time at home. There was Danni crowned as the big winner by a single pound over Jeff and Gina was the at home winner and was within a pound or two of Danni as well.
It was great seeing the transformation of the people that were there this season. The kids of course are easy to recognize as changed as they get a bit older and I always believe that kids, even though they are still resistant to change will change anyway given the opportunity (more than us adults.
The kids sure looked great and they seemed to be so put together compared to most adults. Having a couple kids really makes me excited to see the opportunity that these three kids got even if it was probably way more public than they would have liked.
People like Gina and Pam had a real angry streak going in and once they let go they were not nearly as aggressively defensive as they were before. Joe seemed like the classic big cocky dude at the beginning but was much better at the end and Francelina still had giant hair in the finale.
In fact all the Biggest Losers changed – for the better.
The thing that changed this time and always seems to change is that the contestants start out having had to defend their lifestyle and abilities and choices. By the end of the season they see that these things don't matter, they don't have to define themselves in a small little box and instead can decide at anytime that they will change in any way.
How do you feel about that? It makes me cringe personally. Makes me realize how low we all set the bar in life.
We all tend to like to see the lowly Biggest Loser people at the start suffering because we know that they will be victorious in the end and they will change in many ways. The trouble is that sometimes we rely on living their change vicariously through the TV instead of making these changes in ourselves.
So last night Danni won, and when she only beat Joe by 1 pound I was still shaking my head that their are no losers in that group at all. Everyone that came out this season fought through the pain, the eating, the diet changes, and came out the other side as real winners.
This still makes me really excited about this show. There are lots of things behind the scenes that I am sure that we don't get to see and the fact that people are losing 100 pounds or more in just a few weeks is crazy enough only to be shown on TV and not terribly realistic but that is OK to see.
What I really loved again this season was seeing all of the changes and the inspiration that all of us can make changes at any time in our lives even though we tend not to do what we should.
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I didn't start watching this season of the biggest loser until it was about half way over but I have
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The Red Hot Chilli Pipers, featuring the Liberty High School Grenadier Pipes and Drums and Highland Dancers, will be at the Easton State Theater, March 2nd, 2023, 7:30pm.
2023 Red Hot Chili Pipers - Orders Due by 11:59pm on January 29th, 2023
A Celtic rock band from Scotland, formed in 2002, is the most famous bagpipe band on the planet! The band features three highland bagpipes and a traditional marching snare backed by their band, brings a fusion of traditional Scottish music and rock/pop anthems which they call Bagrock. Purchase your tickets at the LHSGBOPC price of $25 now! We have an allotment of 120 tickets, which will be sold on a first come first served basis. (We are able to request additional tickets if needed, however, we cannot guarantee availability). Orders must be placed by January 29th using the online order form. Tickets will be distributed at the February meeting. Please contact Cory @ 484-635-5766 or email at band-vp1@lhsgbopc.org with any questions.
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Sick man. Dont listen to house much? Are the majority of the these songs new or is it just a mix of new and old?
Big boy mix!!!Keep doin your ting brudda!!!!
Safe for this.Nice mix, hosting is on point as well.
Bless and bless. Tell a fren to tell a fren.
Knew alot of the playlist wasn't gonna be ur thing bro. But RJ can blend them beats so bless regardless.That's never been me fam, that's why I jammed on the old school ting while everyone else went to grime. I got a couple angry ones but they're not for public digestion really.Think I actually went hard on only two tunes on the whole CD, the rest is jus warm an easy how I like.Boost for the props tho.Book man for Circle then nuh!
HhahahahahahahahEveryone wants a Circle Booking!
But only few of us chosen ones are worth such an accolade!
Yes Stam Dan! Hosting isdefo on point.Mix is nice as well.


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Ewa Cieszyńska (z domu Kazimirowska) (ur. 5 stycznia 1923 w Czortkowie, zm. 15 czerwca 1972 we Wrocławiu) – polska architekt.

Życiorys
W 1928 przeprowadziła się z Czortkowa do Lwowa. Podczas II wojny światowej uczęszczała na tajne komplety (liceum ogólnokształcące), w lipcu 1944 zdała maturę. Rozpoczęła studia na Wydziale Mechanicznym Lwowskiego Instytutu Politechnicznego, ale wkrótce zmieniła je na oddział architektury na Wydziale Budownictwa.

Po wysiedleniu ze Lwowa kontynuowała naukę na Akademii Górniczo-Hutniczej w Krakowie, należała do Bratniej Pomocy Studentów Wydziałów Politechnicznych, do czasu jej rozwiązania w 1947. Od IV roku studiów była asystentką w Katedrze Historii Architektury Powszechnej kierowanej przez prof. Adama Mściwujewskiego.

W 1949 przeniosła się wraz z mężem do Wrocławia, gdzie została starszym asystentem w Katedrze Projektowania Budynków Użyteczności Publicznej. Od 1951 do 1954 pracowała równolegle w "Miastoprojekcie" (należała m.in. do zespołu projektującego osiedle mieszkaniowe Plac PKWN), była również przez trzy kadencje wiceprzewodniczącą oddziału wrocławskiego SARP, prezesem Wrocławskiego Koła Urbanistów Polskich oraz sędzią konkursowym. Ponadto przewodniczyła Komisji Budownictwa Rady Narodowej miasta Wrocławia, była miejską radną oraz należała do Miejskiej Komisji Urbanistyki i Architektury we Wrocławiu. Po zakończeniu pracy w "Miastoprojekcie" kontynuowała pracę na Politechnice Wrocławskiej, opracowała koncepcję zagospodarowania terenu Parków Szczytnickiego, Wschodniego i Zachodniego. Będąc w zespole z Zenonem Prętczyńskim i Romanem Tunikowskim w 1962 wygrali konkurs na zagospodarowanie centrum Opola, a w 1972 na koncepcję zabudowy Wrocławia-Południe. W 1963 obroniła pracę doktorską, a w 1965 była współzałożycielką Zakładu Projektowania Założeń Zielonych.

Podczas wydarzeń marcowych w 1968 znajdowała się na terenie uczelni, należąc do grona wykładowców-opiekunów protestującej młodzieży. Jako sankcję wykorzystano kończący się angaż i rozwiązano stosunek pracy w październiku 1968. Ewa Cieszyńska otrzymała tzw. wilczy bilet i tylko dzięki wstawiennictwu środowiska architektów od czerwca 1969 znalazła zatrudnienie w Biurze Projektów Budownictwa Komunalnego.

Zmarła na nowotwór mózgu 15 czerwca 1972, pochowana na Cmentarzu Grabiszyńskim.

Odznaczenia
 Złoty Krzyż Zasługi;
 Odznaka Budowniczego Wrocławia;
 Nagroda m. Wrocławia;
 Złota Odznaka Zasłużony dla Dolnego Śląska.

Linki zewnętrzne

Bibliografia
 Zenon Prętczyński, Wspomnienia o profesorach Wydziału Architektury Politechniki Wrocławskiej (z lat studiów 1947–1952), Oficyna Wydawnicza Politechniki Wrocławskiej, Wrocław 2005, s. 36-39.

Absolwenci Akademii Górniczo-Hutniczej
Architekci związani ze Lwowem
Architekci związani z Wrocławiem
Członkowie Bratniej Pomocy
Ludzie urodzeni w Czortkowie
Odznaczeni Złotym Krzyżem Zasługi (Polska Ludowa)
Pochowani na Cmentarzu Grabiszyńskim we Wrocławiu
Polacy wysiedleni z Kresów Wschodnich 1944–1946
Polscy architekci
Wykładowcy Wydziału Architektury Politechniki Wrocławskiej
Urodzeni w 1923
Zmarli w 1972


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"The Red Zone"
@article{Flack2008TheRZ,
title={"The Red Zone"},
author={William Flack and Marcia L. Caron and Sarah J. Leinen and Katherine G. Breitenbach and Ann Marie Barber and Elaine N. Brown and Caitlin T. Gilbert and Taylor Harchak and Melissa Hendricks and Catherine E. Rector and Heather T. Schatten and Heather Stein},
journal={Journal of Interpersonal Violence},
pages={1177 - 1196}
W. Flack, Marcia L. Caron, +9 authors Heather Stein
Published 28 February 2008
The "red zone" usually refers to the first few weeks of the first semester at college, when female students are believed to be at greatest risk for experiencing unwanted sex. We tested this notion using data from a survey study of 207 first-and second-year students (121 women, 84 men) at a small, liberal arts university. Results demonstrated only one significant elevation in incidence rates of first- and second-year women's unwanted sexual experiences (sexual touching, attempted and completed…
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M DemersJennifer, L BanyardVicki, N PepinElise
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Q: Which should I use between cmd and the Python interpreter? I have created a memo.py file in the 'C: / Python' directory using the Pycharm program.
# C:/Python/memo.py
import sys
option = sys.argv[1]
memo = sys.argv[2]
print(option)
print(memo)

Where do I enter the content?
C:\Python>python memo.py -a "Life is too short"

cmd or Python interpreter or pycharm?

A: When you want to pass command line arguments you can run it with cmd, but you should be in the folder where file exists. Also you have to make sure python is installed it there.
You can call it like this
python memo.py  "Life is too short" "one more argument"

Because you are program expect here for two arguments. or else you can try like :
python memo.py  Life is

where this will consider the word after space like second argument
The o/p for above will be like :
Life is too short
one more argument

second :
Life
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A: You can run the code using command line as Vikas suggested. If you really want to run the code using Pycharm, go to Run-->Edit configurations in Pycharm. Then in the "Script parameters" option write your arguments in double quotes separated by space and write -s in the "Interpreter" option. Then save the configuration and simply run the code using Run-->Run option


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Moreda (llamada oficialmente San Salvador de Moreda) es una parroquia española del municipio de Monforte de Lemos, en la provincia de Lugo, Galicia.

Límites

Limita con las parroquias de Santa Eulalia de Tuiriz y San Julián de Tor al norte, Seoane y Vid al este, Moreda al sur y San Vicente de Castillón al oeste.

Organización territorial

La parroquia está formada por veintidós entidades de población, constando veintiuna de ellas en el nomenclátor del Instituto Nacional de Estadística español:

Entidades de población

Entidades de población que forman parte de la parroquia:

Despoblados

Despoblados que forman parte de la parroquia:
 Amedo
 Lende (A Lence)

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Vision HDL Toolbox™ provides pixel-streaming algorithms for the design and implementation of vision systems on FPGAs and ASICs. It provides a design framework that supports a diverse set of interface types, frame sizes, and frame rates, including high-definition (1080p) video. The image processing, video, and computer vision algorithms in the toolbox use an architecture appropriate for HDL implementations.


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Q: NSIS uninstaller doesn't delete files/folders I'm writing a NSIS installer for one of the apps that the company I work for uses internally, the install process works fine, with no problems all the REG keys are created, and so are the files folders and services, that the App uses. For some reason I can't understand, the uninstall process doesn't work's.
The services created by the app are deleted and so are the Registry keys, the most simple part, the files themselves, I can't delete them through the uninstaller!
#Includes
!include "x64.nsh"
#Defines and Installer Properties
Outfile "ESTvnc Installer.exe"
Name ESTvnc
Icon "${NSISDIR}\contrib\graphics\icons\VNCON.ico"
#Detect OS Version
Function .onInit
    StrCpy $instdir $PROGRAMFILES
    ${If} ${RunningX64}
        StrCpy $instdir $PROGRAMFILES32
    ${EndIf}
FunctionEnd

section
    SetShellVarContext all
    CreateDirectory $instdir\EST\ESTvnc
    setOutPath $instdir\EST\ESTvnc
    File /r installfiles\*
    WriteRegStr HKLM "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ESTvnc\" \
                 "DisplayName" "ESTvnc"
    WriteRegStr HKLM "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ESTvnc"\
                 "UninstallString" "$instdir\EST\ESTvnc\uninstaller.exe"
    writeUninstaller $instdir\EST\ESTvnc\uninstaller.exe
    ExecWait '"$instdir\EST\estvnc\estvnc.exe" -install'
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section "Uninstall"
    SetShellVarContext all
    SimpleSC::StopService "ESTVNC" 1 30
    pop $0
    SimpleSC::StopService "ESTVNCSR" 1 30
    pop $0
    SimpleSC::RemoveService "ESTVNC"
    SimpleSC::RemoveService "ESTVNCSR"
    RMDir /r "$instdir\EST\ESTvnc"
    Delete $instdir\EST\ESTvnc\uninstaller.exe
    DeleteRegKey HKLM "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ESTvnc"
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A: In the uninstaller, $instdir is the directory the uninstaller is in!
Either place the uninstaller in $instdir and delete $instdir\EST\ESTvnc or if you want to keep it in $instdir\EST\ESTvnc, delete $instdir...


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Fry welcomes students for a new year | The Triangle
Fry welcomes students for a new year
By The Triangle News Desk
The following is an email from Drexel President John A. Fry reprinted in The Triangle's 2012 Welcome Back Week issue:
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you back to another academic year here at Drexel. As our students return to campus and our faculty and professional staff prepare for the busy weeks and months to come, I wanted to take a few moments to look ahead to an exciting fall term and beyond, as well as share some of the University's noteworthy highlights from the past year—a year that has seen us continue our growth and evolution into one of the most dynamic and exciting universities in the nation.
Attracting Outstanding Students, Rising Up The Rankings
In May, I had the privilege of conferring degrees on approximately 400 graduates from the College of Medicine and 155 from the Earle Mack School of Law. Then in June, our five University City Campus ceremonies honored approximately 3,000 students receiving undergraduate degrees, 2,200 receiving master's degrees and 200 doctoral recipients. A small but important group of those graduates celebrated at the second annual Commencement held in Sacramento, Calif., by our Center for Graduate Studies. My congratulations go out to all our new alumni.
Even as we said good-bye to those graduates, we were preparing to welcome the most academically qualified group of new students in Drexel's history. Enrollment Management projects that 3,900 new full-time undergraduates will enroll this month, including 3,000 freshmen. The latter number was chosen with strategic purpose, as we begin three years in which the freshman class will be held to 3,000 and we will focus on continuing to increase academic quality and improve retention and graduation rates. Already, our efforts are paying dividends. This year's entering class has an average SAT score of 1226, 18 points higher than last year, and its average high school GPA of 3.60 represents a rise from 3.43 in 2011. More than one third of these students graduated in the top 10 percent of their class, and more than two thirds in the top 25 percent; 29 students were valedictorians of their high school classes, and 22 were salutatorians.
Our incoming class will represent more than 1,400 high schools from 45 states and 54 different countries. Almost half come from outside Pennsylvania and New Jersey, including more than 200 from the growing markets of California, Texas and Florida, and there will be more than 450 international students.
While we work to attract an ever more talented and diverse student body, we have also continued our efforts to improve the educational experience here at Drexel—and our peers are clearly taking notice. In the most recent U.S.News & World Report college rankings, released earlier this month, Drexel jumped to No. 83 among all national universities, up from No. 88 last year. We also moved up to No. 3 on the magazine's "Up-and-Comers" list, recognizing our place among those universities making the "most promising and innovative changes" in higher education.
Collaborating On A New Strategic Plan
Guiding our efforts in the years to come will be "Transforming the Modern Urban University: Drexel University Strategic Plan 2012-2017," which was made public in May after more than a year of hard work and collaboration from the entire University community.
At the center of the plan are six strategic initiatives that we believe will transform Drexel over the next five years. These initiatives will see us do the following: (1) invest in academic excellence, (2) intensify and improve the student experience, (3) enhance Drexel's global impact, (4) create an innovation nexus for research, technology transfer and economic development, (5) develop the nation's most dynamic transportation hub-based university district and (6) continue to grow Drexel's enrollment.
These initiatives are underpinned by four "transformational themes," including breaking down barriers to ensure we operate as "one university," enhancing our commitment to cooperative education, building on our leadership position in online and hybrid education and transforming the 30th Street gateway to our campus into an "innovation neighborhood."
At the series of town hall meetings I held to introduce the plan, our faculty and professional staff as well as student leaders asked incisive questions, helped connect the strategic initiatives to a wide variety of functions at Drexel and expressed eagerness to put the plan to work across the University. And I am pleased to report that a number of significant initiatives identified in the strategic plan and campus master plan are now being implemented. If you haven't read the plan yet, please do so at drexel.edu/StrategicPlan.
A University On The Rise
At the same time we released our strategic plan, we also published our Campus Master Plan—a document that shares our exciting vision for Drexel's campus and its surrounding neighborhoods. Already, we are seeing that plan come to life through the various construction projects that are shaping and reshaping our University City campus, and will soon do the same in Center City.
In late August, I joined faculty and professional staff from across the University to celebrate the topping out of the magnificent new LeBow College of Business building, a 12-story, 177,500-square-foot facility that will revolutionize business education here at Drexel and place LeBow at the cutting edge of its field. The building is set to open this time next year.
A few blocks west on Market Street, we are putting the finishing touches on the URBN Center, which when completed will serve as the beautiful new home of the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design. This $70 million project will do more than enliven the western edge of our campus; it will also bring more Westphal students and faculty together in one shared space, where they will be able to better collaborate, share ideas and work across disciplines. We expect the building to be fully up and running in just a few weeks.
Along with these two projects, I've also been pleased to see the significant progress being made on the new Chestnut Square development on Chestnut Street. This mixed-use development will provide beautiful living spaces for our students and, through its street-level retail tenants, help turn our Chestnut Street corridor into a new "Main Street" for Drexel.
The amazing physical changes at our University City campus have not gone unnoticed. Earlier this month, Philadelphia Inquirer architecture critic Inga Saffron published a piece that praised the key elements behind our master plan, including the highly collaborative process that helped shape it. She described our plan as "unlike anything Drexel has produced before." I encourage you to read her piece, which can be found here.
Meshing With The Academy Of Natural Sciences
One of the overarching themes of our strategic plan is the idea that Drexel must become "One University"—a University that stands together as a single entity, rather than a collection of schools and centers. This effort can best be seen at the moment in our work to integrate the Academy of Natural Sciences into the very fabric of our institution.
Drexel's historic affiliation with the Academy has inspired the launch of the new Department of Biodiversity, Earth and Environmental Science (BEES). The BEES Department will offer Drexel students new research and academic opportunities locally and across the globe, including access to leading scientists and the Academy's world-renowned collections.
Even before they begin at Drexel, the first new students in our redesigned environmental science bachelor's program will experience a unique weeklong interactive course at the Barnegat Bay field station in New Jersey, where research includes turtle ecology, wetland processes and climate change, fisheries biology and nutrient dynamics. The BEES Department will also house a minor in ecology and our master's and doctoral programs in environmental science.
This is an especially exciting time to be integrating the Academy with the University. As part of its yearlong bicentennial, the Academy is offering behind-the-scenes tours of its world-renowned scientific collections, as well as special exhibits and events. All DragonCard holders now receive free admission to the Academy, so I encourage you to join in the celebration.
Growing Global Partnerships
I traveled to China again in June for the landmark opening of the Drexel-SARI Center in Shanghai, which will house our research collaborations and educational partnerships with the Shanghai Advanced Research Institute (SARI) and provide a Shanghai base for Drexel co-ops, internships, symposia and more.
Concurrent with that trip, Drexel served as Education Partner for the Philadelphia Orchestra's 2012 Residency and Tour of China. The Orchestra set out to deepen its connections with China through performance and community engagement, and Drexel was proud to help provide educational programming.
In April, I led the Innovation Partnership Forum Delegation, including BIOMED and College of Engineering faculty and colleagues from Duke, Johns Hopkins and industry partners, on a five-day tour of Turkey's leading locations for research and innovation. Our destinations included the nation's best universities and unique "technoparks," as well as a national biomedical engineering summit. There are many exciting partnerships for Drexel to pursue with high-quality research universities in Turkey.
Meanwhile, our partnership with the Institute for Drug Research of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem continued to move important new methods of drug delivery toward commercialization. The research funded under this joint effort may eventually help treat patients with multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, asthma and skin cancer.
Creating And Expanding Innovative Centers And Partnerships
In the weeks to come, I will be making an exciting announcement about a major gift to support the creation of a new center for civic outreach and academic extension. This new center, along with the already thriving Lindy Center for Civic Engagement, will provide Drexel with even greater capacity to serve as a positive change agent in the Powelton Village, West Powelton and Mantua neighborhoods. I am committed to making Drexel the most civically engaged university in the nation, and I am pleased to say that this generous donation will help us take a significant step toward fulfilling that aspiration. I look forward to sharing more details about this soon.
In March we celebrated the launch of the Laurence A. Baiada Institute for Entrepreneurship, as the Baiada Center in LeBow College of Business transitioned to a University-level institute. Made possible by a $500,000 gift from the Barbara and Charles Close '36 Foundation, the transition will give students across Drexel access to the cutting-edge coursework and hands-on learning about entrepreneurship that the Baiada Center perfected, and allow the Institute to pursue more seed capital and grants to help Drexel entrepreneurs, be they students or faculty.
The Close Foundation also made a huge impact on the development of our A.J. Drexel Autism Institute, the nation's first autism center focused on public health science, with a $1.5 million gift. The funds will support faculty recruitment and facility development for the Institute.
This spring, Drexel and Breakthrough of Greater Philadelphia launched a new partnership to extend Breakthrough's model of summer educational programming for low-income students from Philadelphia public schools to those transitioning to high school. Drexel Chairman Rich Greenawalt and his wife Peggy are founding supporters and leaders of Breakthrough, and in recognition of their commitment and the University's support, the high school initiative was named the Peggy and Richard Greenawalt Breakthrough Program.
Our College of Medicine continues to expand the educational choices it offers to students by growing its network of clinical affiliates. Drexel has partnered with more than 20 affiliated hospitals to ensure that our medical students are able to receive the most outstanding, relevant and specialized clinical training possible. Most recently, in June, the College announced that students would have the opportunity to do elective rotations in up to 10 fields at Shore Medical Center in Somers Point, N.J.
Becoming A Destination For Scholars And Leaders
In May, the Center for Hunger-Free Communities in the School of Public Health convened its first annual national conference on hunger and poverty, "Beyond Hunger: Real People, Real Solutions." Participants including researchers, advocates, government and nonprofit officials, public health experts and people who have experienced hunger first-hand adopted a nine-point call to action to advance the fight against hunger (read the call to action here).
Some of the world's leading infectious disease research scientists, including Nobel Laureate Dr. Bruce Beutler, gathered at the College of Medicine in June for the first International Symposium on Molecular Medicine and Infectious Disease. Three days of sessions focused on diagnosing, treating and preventing infectious, inflammatory and oncogenic disease.
The fifth-annual Student Conference on Global Challenges, organized in March by the Office of International Programs, focused on food. More than 200 students, faculty, professional staff and community members addressed issues including hunger, nutrition, food distribution and marketing, food arts and culture, advocacy and food policy.
A national competition for law students created at Drexel, the Earle Mack School of Law's Transactional LawMeets, completed its third and most successful year when regional winners from across America gathered at Drexel for the finals. The Transactional LawMeets is the first competition allowing students studying transactional law to practice their deal-making skills against their peers.
Encouraging Student And Faculty Achievement
There's no possible way to list all the individual achievements of our students and faculty here, but a few noteworthy examples follow.
Three College of Medicine students were selected as Greater Philadelphia Schweitzer Fellows through 2013 by the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship. Phoebe Dacha, Alicia Howard and Ashley Stephens will join 240 Schweitzer Fellows nationwide in executing service projects to help meet the health needs of underserved individuals and communities.
Senior economics major Nevena Bosnic was selected for the highly competitive Carnegie Junior Fellows Program. She was chosen based on her interest in the European economic crisis, which she observed as a Vidalakis Scholar on co-op in Crete, Greece, and studied as a research assistant back at Drexel. During her fellowship in Washington, D.C., she will work with a Carnegie senior associate in the International Economics program.
Two assistant professors in the College of Engineering, Dr. Steven May and Dr. James Rondinelli, each received a Young Investigator award from the Army Research Office's Physics Division. Dr. May will study the role of crystal symmetry in determining the properties of complex oxides, while Dr. Rondinelli seeks ways to combine high electrical conductivity and optical activity in a single complex oxide material.
I would be remiss not to mention just a few of the many achievements of our outstanding student-athletes. For example, men's crew was selected to compete in the Henley Royal Regatta on the Thames River in England in June, where it lost a close race to Harvard, while women's crew won its first-ever gold medals at the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta. Drexel athletes continue to excel as fall sports begin—the nationally ranked field hockey team enjoyed victories over highly regarded teams from the University of California and Duke, while women's soccer is off to its best start ever including a victory over Penn. Just as important, our athletes continue to be among the nation's best academic performers, as exemplified by the men's and women's swimming and diving teams receiving the Team Scholar All-American Award from the College Swimming Coaches Association. And Drexel celebrated the launch of our newest varsity sport, squash, with exciting inaugural men's and women's seasons last year, and will once again host the U.S. Open Squash Championships beginning on October 4.
Celebrating A Great Year
Inevitably, a short recap such as this could not possibly capture all or even most of the notable events that mark any academic year at Drexel. So I will just reiterate once more that last year truly was a remarkable year. I am thrilled with what we accomplished, and with our new strategic plan now guiding our vision moving forward, I am excited to see how much more we can do in the year to come.
I am also excited by the degree of commitment and support shown by every part of the University community. To give just one concrete example, our annual "Why I Give" employee Annual Fund campaign saw more than 1,900 faculty and professional staff make gifts this year, for a record 62 percent participation rate. This was up from 54 percent in FY2011, and from 13 percent just three years ago.
Thank you to all of you for your hard work, and your dedication to Drexel University. It's clearly making a difference.
John A. Fry


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HANSARD 1803–2005 → 1870s → 1877 → March 1877 → 19 March 1877 → Lords Sitting
THE EASTERN QUESTION—THE NEGOTIATIONS.—QUESTIONS.
HL Deb 19 March 1877 vol 233 cc90-2 90
§ EARL GRANVILLE
asked the noble Earl the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Whether he is in a position to give the House any further information regarding the negotiations on the Eastern Question?
§ THE EARL OF DERBY
My Lords, I think it best, in answer to the noble Earl, to state exactly the course which the present negotiations have taken so far as they have hitherto gone. On Sunday, the 11th instant, after some previous communications had taken place on the subject, I received from the Russian Ambassador a draft Protocol proposed by the Russian Government, and intended to be signed by the Representatives of all the Powers, as embodying their views of the situation in the East. That draft Protocol was considered by the Cabinet, and certain modifications were proposed by us. Some negotiations ensued between Count Schouvaloff and myself; and in the end a modified Protocol was agreed on between us—agreed on to this extent, that we were prepared to adopt it, and he accepted it ad referendum. Count Schouvaloff accordingly referred that modified Protocol to his own Court; and if my noble Friend had put his Question three hours ago my answer would have stopped here; but shortly 91 before I came down to the House, I received a visit from Count Schouvaloff, and he informed me of a proposal of some alterations in the Protocol agreed upon between us which his Government considers desirable. Those proposed alterations I have not yet had time to consider. As I have only received them within the last few hours, they have not yet been seen by my Colleagues, and, therefore, I am not in a position to give any further information with regard to them.
LORD CAMPBELL
asked the noble Earl whether it was correct that Sir Henry Elliot was about to return immediately to Constantinople, or was to enjoy that period of rest to which his multifarious and anxious labours so well entitled him?
I am glad my noble Friend has put the Question to me. In answer to it I beg to say that it was my wish and intention that Sir Henry Elliot should, if possible, return without delay to Constantinople, where his experience and judgment would render him eminently useful. I had a communication on the subject with Sir Henry Elliot, and, with that public spirit which he has always manifested, he expressed himself ready to return at once if the public service required that he should do so; but he did not conceal from me that he had come home in much need of rest after his arduous and anxious labours during the last 12 months, and he believed that if he returned to Constantinople without a further interval of repose, the probable result would be that in a very short time he would become again unfit for work and be compelled to ask for further leave. Under these circumstances I felt that, even putting personal considerations out of the way—and no man is more entitled to personal consideration than Sir Henry Elliot—it would not be for the benefit of the public service to press for his immediate return to the Embassy. I am, therefore, making other temporary arrangements for carrying on the work at Constantinople, and Sir Henry Elliot will remain some time longer in England, retaining his present position, but being here on leave.
§ EARL. GRANVILLE
I will put another Question to the noble Earl, leaving him to answer it only if he thinks fit—What are those other temporary arrangements?
As they are not yet made, I am unable to state them.
Back to QUESTION.
Forward to IRISH PEERAGE BILL.—(No. 15.)


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Global Markets: Asian Shares Hit 2 1/2 Month High; Euro, Yields Up After ECB Comments
June 7, 2018 5:59 AM UTC in News
Asian shares up after risk-on day on Wall St, Taiwan nears 27-yr high
Euro, bond yields lifted after hawkish comments from ECB's Praet
Oil futures recover on Venezuelan supply trouble
Copper hits 5-month high on supply fears, weaker dollar
G7, U.S.-N.Korea summit meetings also eyed
Asian shares rose to a fresh 2-1/2-month high on Thursday, supported by sound economic fundamentals, while expectations the European Central Bank (ECB) could start to wind down its stimulus boosted the euro and global bond yields.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan advanced 0.4 percent to extend its gains, hitting a 2-1/2-month high for a second straight day. Japan's Nikkei average rose 0.8 percent.
Notable gainers include the technology-heavy Taiwanese stocks, with Taiwan's main index nearing the 27-year high of 11,270 hit on January 23. The index has rallied 4.25 percent since last Wednesday, boosted by the rally in tech stocks and the Nasdaq.
The euro held near a two-week high while Germany's benchmark 10-year bond hit its own two-week high of 0.486 percent growing conviction the European Central Bank would announce as early as next week its intention to end a drawn-out stimulus program by year-end.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield hit a fresh 1-1/2-week peak of 2.985 percent.
ECB Chief Economist Peter Praet said on Wednesday that robust growth made the central bank increasingly confident that inflation is on its way back to target, raising the chances it may use next week's meeting next week to reveal more about the end of its bond-buying program.
Praet's comments sent the euro to $1.1796, its highest level since May 22, on Wednesday. The common currency last traded up 0.1 percent at $1.1789. The dollar index was down 0.1 percent to 93.525.
Worries over the effects of reduced ECB bond buying triggered a broad sell-off in German Bunds and other European government debt, which spilled over to Treasuries, analysts said.
Higher yields helped to lift S&P 500 financials, which rose 1.8 percent and were the biggest percentage gainer among S&P 500 sectors.
"The U.S. 10 year Treasury yield rose alongside its eurozone peers overnight, while U.S. stocks rallied, reflecting a risk-on attitude among investors," said Makoto Noji, senior FX/bond strategist at SMBC Nikko Securities.
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said late on Wednesday that U.S. President Donald Trump would meet French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the G7 summit this week. Although Kudlow said Trump would not back down from the tough line he has taken on trade, the comments appeared to calm investors.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.4 percent to 25,146.39, the S&P 500 gained 0.86 percent to 2,772.35 and the Nasdaq Composite added 0.67 percent to hit its record closing high of 7,689.24.
Oil prices rose on Thursday to shake off some of the previous session's losses, supported by plunging exports from OPEC-member Venezuela.
Brent crude futures last traded at $75.70 a barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude at 65.01, each rising 0.5 percent on the day.
Copper hit a five-month high of $7,278.50 per tonne, though the gains was driven more by supply concerns in Chile than by stronger demand.
Gold prices edged higher, with spot gold last traded at $1,297 per ounce, up 0.1 percent on the day, loosely supported by a weaker dollar amid ongoing concerns about a trade war between the United States and its allies.
India's central bank raised its policy rate for the first time in more than four years on Wednesday, but surprised some economists by keeping its stance "neutral" instead of changing it to "tighten."
Market participants, wary of event risk, are monitoring developments ahead of the G7 summit later this week and the U.S.-North Korea summit scheduled for next week.
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Nonimmigrant aliens (bearers of B, E, F, H, I, J, L, M, O, P, or Q visas) who apply for temporary admission to the United States. PLEASE NOTE: Legal permanent residents of the U. ("Green Card" holders) are not entitled to bring or employ nonimmigrant alien domestic employees to the United States. A domestic employee applying for a nonimmigrant visa must meet the following conditions: The employee has a residence abroad which he or she has no intention of abandoning; The employee can demonstrate at least one year's experience as a personal or domestic employee; The employee has been employed abroad by the employer as a personal or domestic employee, for at least one year prior to the date of the employer's admission to the United States; OR the employer can demonstrate that he or she has regularly employed personal or domestic employees for several years preceding the employee's application for a B-1 visa; The employer and the employee have signed an employment contract (in both English and the language in which the domestic employee is able to read), which guarantees: payment of the minimum or prevailing wages, whichever is greater; free room and board; that the employer will be the only provider of employment to the employee; and that the employer will pay the domestic's initial travel expenses to the United States, and subsequently to the employer's onward assignment, or to the employee's country of normal residence at the termination of the assignment.
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Processing time is 48 hours. Necessary Documents for: A1/A2 Visas (Diplomats and Foreign Government Officials) Confirmation page of the DS-160 application Valid passport Recent photo Verbal Note from the Ministry/government agency listing the name of the official travelers and specify their title or official status. It should also specify the date of departure from Romania, and the purpose of the trip and length of stay in the United States. NATO 1-6 Visas (Foreign Military Personnel) – Applicants may submit their documents to the Consular Section by courier, Monday through Friday between 2:00p. The necessary processing time is 48 hours.
For more information about visa website fraud, please visit the Website Fraud Warning page Contact Information If you have a tip or information concerning fraud that you wish to share with the embassy, you may contact the Fraud Prevention Unit (FPU) by email at BCHFPM@state. Additionally, you may fax FPU at (4021)200-3381. If you wish to keep your identity confidential, be sure to tell the FPU that this is your wish when you contact the embassy. E2 Treaty Investor VisaAll documents should be submitted electronically to the Consular Section at the U. Embassy in Bucharest via the following email address: BCHFPM@state. You will receive an email response acknowledging receipt of your submission within 2 business days.
Consular interview. This will be scheduled by the Consular Section. Applications should be submitted in a. pdf file format, divided as follows: Tab A (Table of Contents) Cover letter describing the enterprise and the beneficiary. This letter should address all the requirements for E-2 visa eligibility. These, which are described in depth in U. Department of State Foreign Affairs Manual (9 FAM 41. 51 N1. 2) require the applicant to show: the applicant has invested or is in the process of investing (see N4); the enterprise is a real and operating commercial enterprise (see N9); the applicant's investment is substantial (see N10); the investment is more than a marginal one solely for earning a living (see N11); the applicant is in a position to develop and direct the enterprise (see N12); the applicant, if an employee, is destined to an executive/supervisory position or possess skills essential to the firm's operations in the United States (see N14); and the applicant intends to depart the United States when the E-2 status terminates (see N15).
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due to COVID-19 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced a new Order for all air passengers traveling to the United States. For more information, please visit the following link: International Travel | CDC. If you have already had a visa, in most cases you can renew it without an appointment – even if it expired up to four years ago. Take advantage of interview waiver program to renew your visa without an appointment.
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After receiving your electronic files, the Consular Section will review the application. This process may take up to 15 business days. At the end of the review process, you will be contacted to schedule your interview at the Consular Section. Applying for the E2 Treaty Investor visa has three stages: Apply and pay for the visas; create a profile through www. com/ro and select a TNT location for passport delivery. Instructions here. Electronically submit business documents for review as described in these instructions.
2) MRV fee proof of payment from BRD ($205. 00). 3) Please submit a letter of agreement between the investor and the representative signed by both parties and include contact email address and phone number; If the applicant is not an investor but an employee, please include a job letter from the company. This letter should describe: the business; the job the applicant will do; his or her qualifications for that job. Tab C (Applicant Information) A scan of the bio data page of the principal applicant's passport; A copy of any changes or extensions of status granted by USCIS (Form I-797); A resume or curriculum vitae of the principal applicant; Signed statement of intent to depart the US upon termination of status. Tab D (Ownership) 1) Articles of Incorporation (for corporations) or Organization (for LLC's) for US business. 2) Share certificates and/or operating agreement (as applicable) to verify ownership.
To learn what these requirements are, employers should contact the appropriate state Department of Labor. Fraud PreventionMission The Fraud Prevention Unit's (FPU) principal mission is to safeguard the U. borders by detecting and stopping fraud in applications for U. passports, Consular Reports of Birth Abroad, immigrant visas, and non-immigrant visas.
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Idő: 1452

Első felvonás
Ferrara grófja mérhetetlenül féltékeny, mert második felesége, a szép Parisina egy ideje rosszkedvű, s ennek okát férje szerelemi bánatban látja. Érkezik Ernesto a hírrel, hogy guelfek elfoglalták Padovát és a város élére Parisina apja került. Parisina e hírnek sem lelkesedik, ami még jobban erősíti Azzo féltékenységét. Nem alaptalanul, hiszen első felesége Matilde megcsalta. Azzo úgy véli, hogy vetélytársa a fiatal Ugo lehet. Megtiltja neki, hogy visszatérjen az udvarba. A gróf parancsát megismerve Ugo feltárja atyai pártfogójának, a miniszternek, hogy valóban szerelmes Parisinába, amióta csak meglátta. A miniszter kéri, hallgasson erről az érzésről, mert ezzel mind magát, mind az asszonyt veszélybe sodorja. Ugo és Parisina mégis találkoznak. A féltékeny férj rájuk tör. Nem fogadván el Ugo magyarázatát ottlétére, börtönbe záratja. Elhatározza, hogy bíróság elé állítja házasságtörésért.

Második felvonás
Amikor megindul a vádeljárás, Ernesto felkeresi Azzót és tudomására hozza, hogy Ugo az ő tulajdon fia. Amikor előző feleségét száműzte, gyermeküket is magával vitte. Azzo haragjától félve, mindenkitől távol nevelte fel és halála előtt Ernestóra bízta. Apa és fia egymással szemben állnak: már-már átölelnék egymást, a szerelmi rivalizálás azonban erősebbnek bizonyul. Azzo száműzetésre változtatja a már kigondolt halálos ítéletet.

Harmadik felvonás
Néhány nap múlva Imelda egy levelet ad át Parisinának, amelyben Ugo arra kéri, hogy szökjenek el együtt az asszony apjához. Parisina imádkozni indul, mert kétéségek gyötrik, hogy Azzo betartotta-e a szavát és szabadon engedte-e szerelmét. A kápolna ajtajában Azzo lép elé. Amikor az asszony kinyitja az ajtót, Ugo élettelen testét látja maga előtt. Parisina holtan esik össze.

Híres áriák, kórusművek
Per veder su quel bel viso - Azzo cavatinája (első felvonás)
Io l'amai fin da quell'ora - Ugo cavatinája, majd cabalettája (első felvonás)
Forse un destin che intendere - Parisina cavatinája és cabalettája (első felvonás)
Dillo... io tel chieggo in merito - Ugo és Parisina kettős, (első felvonás)
Ach! chi veggio? Tu, signore? - Parisina és Azzo kettőse (második felvonás)
Io sentii tremar la manó - Ugo cavatinája és az azt követő cabaletta (második felvonás)

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