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The following questions and answers apply to Legislative Assembly and local government elections in the Northern Territory.
Can I vote before election day?
Yes. You have the option of voting before election day, either in person at an early voting centre or by applying for a postal vote.
Vote in person at an early voting centre
Early voting centres open in the weeks leading up to an election. This occurs after the nominations are declared and the ballot papers are printed. Voting centre locations and operating hours are advertised in newspapers, on this website and on social media at the time of the election.
Vote by post
You can apply for a postal vote and have ballot papers sent to your nominated address.
For Legislative Assembly elections, an application can be made in the calendar year of the election.
For local government elections, an application can be made within the 3-month period before election day.
Please note that registered general postal voters are automatically sent ballot papers and are not required to lodge a new application.
More information on voting by post can be found via the following links:
Postal voting in Northern Territory Legislative Assembly elections
Postal voting in Northern Territory Local Government elections
How do I mark the ballot paper?
Northern Territory Legislative Assembly elections use the full preferential voting system where you must show a preference for all candidates listed on the ballot paper.
You must place the number 1 in the candidate square on the ballot paper for the candidate you want as your first choice. You then must place consecutively increasing whole numbers (starting with the number 2) in the candidate square on the ballot paper for each of the other candidates until a number is placed in all candidate squares.
Northern Territory Local Government elections also use the full preferential voting system.
Learn more about how to fill in your ballot paper via the following links:
Legislative Assembly - How to complete your ballot paper
Local government - How to complete your ballot paper
How are votes counted?
A candidate must receive a majority of the total formal votes in the count to be elected (that is, 50% + 1).
For example - if there are 4,000 formal ballot papers in the count, the absolute majority of votes is calculated as: 4,000 ÷ 2 = 2,000 + 1 = 2,001.
If a candidate has a majority of the votes, the candidate is elected and no further counting is necessary. If no candidate receives the majority, the candidate with the least number of formal votes is 'excluded' and that candidate's ballot papers are re-sorted to the other candidates according to the second preference shown on each ballot paper. The process of exclusions is repeated until one candidate gains more than half of the formal votes and is elected.
Read more about how the votes are counted in Legislative Assembly elections in the Territory.
Vote counting
The electoral system used in Northern Territory Local Government elections is the Proportional Representation electoral system, or PR for short.
Proportional representation is the term which describes a group of electoral systems used for elections in multi-member electorates to elect candidates who receive a set proportion of the vote. In Australia, these systems are classified into two categories - List Systems and Single Transferable Vote (STV). In the Northern Territory the electoral system used is the STV type.
Single transferable vote (STV)
Under STV, each vote can be transferred between candidates in the order of the voter's preferences. A candidate is elected when his or her total number of votes equals or exceeds the quota.
PR count system - simplified
PR count system - detailed
Is voting compulsory in the Northern Territory?
Yes. Voting is compulsory in all Northern Territory Legislative Assembly and local government elections.
What is the fine for not voting?
Voting is compulsory in Northern Territory Legislative Assembly elections, and not voting without a sufficient reason is an offence under section 279(1) of the Electoral Act 2004.
Regulation 2 of the Electoral Regulations 2004 sets the prescribed fee for failing to vote at $25. If the prescribed fee of $25 is not paid, you could be liable for court action which may result in a fine plus court costs - $155.
Voting is compulsory in Northern Territory Local Government elections, and not voting without a sufficient reason is an offence under section 90(3) of the Local Government Act 2008.
Schedule 2 of the Local Government (Electoral) Regulations sets the infringement notice penalty at $50. If the penalty fee of $50 is not paid, you could be liable for court action which may result in a fine plus court costs - $155.
What is a by-election?
A vacancy may occur due to the resignation or death of a member of the Legislative Assembly.
Under the Northern Territory (Self-Government) Act 1978, a by-election must be held if a vacancy occurs less than three years and six months after the first meeting of the Assembly following the last preceding general election.
If the number of candidates standing for an election is the same as the number of vacancies, the election is declared uncontested, no voting is required and the candidates are elected unopposed.
A vacancy may occur due to the dismissal, resignation or death of a member.
Under the Local Government (Electoral) Regulations 2008, a by-election must be held within three months of the commissioner being notified of a vacancy. However, if a vacancy occurs within the eighteen months before general elections are scheduled, councils may appoint a person to a casual vacancy or leave the position vacant in accordance with its policy.
What is a writ?
The writ is a legal document, issued by the Administrator of the Northern Territory, authorising the Electoral Commissioner to conduct an election for the Legislative Assembly. The writ sets out the key dates for the election and the Commissioner is required to give public notice of receipt of the writ.
After the declaration of election results, the Commissioner endorses the writ with the names of the successful candidates and returns the writ to the Administrator.
There is no writ issued for local government elections; however, a 'notice inviting nominations' indicates the opening of the election period.
The electoral commissioner is the returning officer for local government elections in the Northern Territory. The commissioner must invite nominations from candidates at least 43 days before election day. A public notice inviting nominations is placed in newspapers and on the website.
What if I'm travelling during an election?
There are options available if you are travelling before or during an election. These include attending an early voting centre or applying for postal ballot papers. Voting from an interstate capital city is also available during Legislative Assembly elections.
Early voting centres open in the weeks leading up to an election. Centres open after the declaration of nominations and ballot papers are printed. Voting centre locations are advertised in newspapers, on the website and on social media.
Legislative Assembly elections: An application for a postal vote can be made in the calendar year of the election.
Local government elections: An application for a postal vote can be made within the 3-month period before election day.
Voting from interstate
During Northern Territory Legislative Assembly elections, interstate electoral commissions provide early voting services. Information is available on the early voting page at the time of the election.
There are no interstate voting services provided for Northern Territory Local Government elections.
When are elections held in the Northern Territory?
Legislative Assembly elections are held on the fourth Saturday in August every four years.
Local government elections are held on the fourth Saturday in August every four years.
Who are the candidates?
At the time of an election, candidates' information can be found:
in Northern Territory newspapers
on the list of candidates page, published on this website
in 'how-to-vote' literature provided by campaign workers at voting centres
on the Legislative Assembly ballot papers
candidates endorsed by a registered political party will have the party name listed below their name
independent candidates have no affiliation.
Please note that candidate affiliations (if any) are not printed on the ballot paper in local government elections.


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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a pretty well-known phenomenon these days. Conventionally defined as a network of inter-connected objects, IoT can collect and exchange data almost seamlessly. The most popular IoT consumer products are household names for most of us by this point. For example, "Amazon Echo" and "Nest" – two of the more popular "smart home" devices… And of course "Fitbit" – the notoriously wearable health and fitness companion that so many of us depend on to count our every movement.
The Internet of Things can be considered as the big aspect of the technology landscape. In simple words, it enables physical objects or (smart devices) to connect and communicate with each other without any human interaction. When it has been combined with the B2B market, things become wide and meaningful.
The interesting combination of Big Data, Data Science and Predictive Analytics will be a lethal weapon in the arsenal of B2B marketers. They can use it for personalized marketing, engagement with prospects in real-time, buyers' journey tracking and efficient customer relationship management.
Internet of Things is a big deal to spur innovative business models. The pretty mix of connected objects and extensive data showers enormous opportunities to the entrepreneurs so that they can seamlessly discover newer business opportunities. There is a possibility that the products and service-based business models will converge.
Moreover, industrial equipment, heavy machinery and related physical assets can be sold as a service. The vendors are liable to charge their customers with pay-as-you-go model. This compels the industrial goods manufacturers to be more service-oriented so that they can reinvent their business model and in turn maximize profits.
With the revolution in the market, IoT and B2B amalgamation is allowing different industries to enter and compete in the fresh markets. A good example here can be to use IoT data and connectivity to transform industrial machinery sales and goods in a service. This trend has been pioneered by jet-engine manufacturers who have moved their business model for ancillary services instead of a physical equipment.
Studies have revealed that the IoT makes businesses stand out from their competition. Taking that a step even further, IoT is becoming a strong differentiating factor in the competition. For the refined results, B2B models beautifully incorporate the Internet of Things into their company roadmap.
The use of IoT-enabled devices helps the manufacturers streamline their operations with smooth supply chain management. The embedded sensors in the manufacturing equipment and electronically tagged devices in the supply chain will altogether result in an optimized workflow.
Going into detail, IoT has wide impact on several instances. Like for say, the sensors in the manufacturing equipment reduce the maintenance cost by informing the advancing details for repairing.
In today's time, devices are the integral part of the value chain; hence marketers do not need to rely on the call centers or other advertising to convey their message to the target audiences. The device can monitor everything from all activities, operational performance and surrounding environment to communicate exactly the same to the manufacturers.
From technical perspective, it is good for the manufacturers to use data science and predictive analysis to better scrutinize the data and create insights for the product usage and customer behavior. This creates a custom message for individual customer which has been spread when audiences will look for a relevant information.
IoT is supposed to bring a huge advancement in the market but might encounter some challenges as well. It can be to overcome interoperability of different technologies, devices and other analytic hurdles. Another aspect is the security and potential threat from the hackers. The firms are adopting new ways to overcome these risks and to take the advantage of technology revolution.
The B2B firms help customers for prolonged product life with the use of preventive maintenance handled by IoT. This predictive maintenance collects opportunities through multitude sensors for data segregation. This in turn reduces downtime and improves bottom line results for the B2B customers. The outcome is, better results for variety of products of manufacturing and other arenas.


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Łambinowice – dawna gromada, czyli najmniejsza jednostka podziału terytorialnego Polskiej Rzeczypospolitej Ludowej w latach 1954–1972.

Gromady, z gromadzkimi radami narodowymi (GRN) jako organami władzy najniższego stopnia na wsi, funkcjonowały od reformy reorganizującej administrację wiejską przeprowadzonej jesienią 1954 do momentu ich zniesienia z dniem 1 stycznia 1973, tym samym wypierając organizację gminną w latach 1954–1972.

Gromadę Łambinowice z siedzibą GRN w Łambinowicach utworzono – jako jedną z 8759 gromad na obszarze Polski – w powiecie niemodlińskim w woj. opolskim, na mocy uchwały nr VII/24/54 WRN w Opolu z dnia 4 października 1954. W skład jednostki weszły obszary dotychczasowych gromad Łambinowice, Bielice, Budziszowice, Niesiębędowice, Wierzbie i Szadurczyce (wyłączona na cele specjalne) ze zniesionej gminy Łambinowice w tymże powiecie. Dla gromady ustalono 27 członków gromadzkiej rady narodowej.

Gromada przetrwała do końca 1972 roku, czyli do kolejnej reformy gminnej. 1 stycznia 1973 w powiecie niemodlińskim reaktywowano gminę Łambinowice (od 1999 gmina należy do powiatu nyskiego).

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What is axisymmetric in Abaqus?
By Malcolm Wardle Posted on August 27, 2022
Axisymmetric elements. Axisymmetric elements provide for the modeling of bodies of revolution under axially symmetric loading conditions. A body of revolution is generated by revolving a plane cross-section about an axis (the symmetry axis) and is readily described in cylindrical polar coordinates r, z, and .
How do you create an axisymmetric model in Abaqus?
What are axisymmetric elements?
What is 2D axisymmetric?
What is an axisymmetric element?
What is axisymmetric potential?
What is the difference between planar and axisymmetric?
What is axisymmetric boundary condition?
What is an axisymmetric body?
What are the conditions for a problem to be axisymmetric?
Create new axisymmetric part Go to the Part module, select Part à Create and select Axisymmetric as modelling space (Figure 10). The sketch module is now opened. Select the Add Sketch tool (Figure 11) and choose the sketch that was just saved. You now have the option to reposition entities.
What is an axisymmetric model?
Axisymmetric modeling allows the user to analyze a 3-D excavation which is rotationally symmetric about an axis. The input is 2-dimensional, but the analysis results apply to the 3-dimensional problem. An axisymmetric model in RS2 is typically used to analyze the end of a circular (or nearly circular) tunnel.
How many nodes have in a axisymmetric element?
Implementation of triangular three-node finite element for axisymmetric continuum. Each node has 2 degrees of freedom….2.7. 1 Axisymm3d element.
Description Triangular axisymmetric linear element
Specific parameters [NIP #(in)] [NIPfish #(in)]
Axisymmetric elements are triangular tori such that each element is symmetric with respect to geometry and loading about an axis such as the z axis. Hence, the z axis is called the axis of symmetry or the axis of revolution. Each vertical cross section of the element is a plane triangle.
2D axisymmetric models represent a slice of the actual 3D model that, if revolved around theYaxis of the reference Cartesian coordinate system, would become the original 3D structure. In 2D axisymmetric models:
What are the conditions for a problem to axisymmetric?
1. The problem domain must have an axis of symmetry. It is customary to align this symmetry axis with the z-axis of the cylindrical (r,θ,z) coordinate system.
What is axisymmetric in Ansys?
Axisymmetric Analysis – A problem in which the geometry, loadings, boundary conditions and materials are symmetric with respect to an axis is one that can be solved as an axisymmetric problem instead of as a three dimensional problem.
In describing axisymmetric galaxy models we may use cylindrical coordinates (R,phi,z), where R and phi are polar coordinates in the equatorial plane, and z is the coordinate perpendicular to that plane. If the mass distribution is axisymmetric, the potential is also axisymmetric: (1) Phi = Phi(R,z) .
What is axisymmetric finite element?
axisymmetric problems can be analyzed by a finite element of. revolution, called axisymmetric elements. Each element consists of a. solid ring, the cross-section of which is the shape of the particular. element chosen (triangular, rectangular, or quadrilateral elements).
What is an axisymmetric problem?
In other words; 2D planar flow is the flow assumed to flow only in a single plane with varying property at different points. Axisymmetric flow is also a 2D flow with a line of symmetry along the plane.
Axisymmetric boundary conditions In this boundary condition, the model is axisymmetric with respect to the main axis such that at a particular r = R, all θs and each z = Z-slice, each flow variable has the same value. A good example is the flow in a circular pipe where the flow and pipe axes coincide.
What is axisymmetric swirl?
Axisymmetric Swirling Flows. Fluid flows with swirl effects can occur in rotationally symmetric geometries where the azimuthal or angular velocity component is non-zero. In this case one must solve the fully three-dimensional Navier-Stokes equations.
What is axisymmetric fluid flow?
In hydrodynamics and fluid mechanics, a flow in which the streamlines are symmetrically located around an axis. Every longitudinal plane through the axis would exhibit the same streamline pattern.
An axisymmetric body with the axis of symmetry along the z-axis has a boundary defined by a general function f(z), such that the location of each point inside the body has radial distance between 0 and f(z).
What is axisymmetric element in Ansys?
What is difference between planar and axisymmetric?
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An aromatic, smoky blend with pepper, fruit and dark chocolate notes.
Chocolate and coffee. What a team. Both begin as tropical beans, both are roasted, and both contain caffeine. A coffee with chocolate notes is pleasing to the pallet. It's familiar. It's meant to be. Like the famous market that inspired the name, this bend offers a pleasant aroma and loads of flavor.
Pike Street gets its iconic flavor from a coffee sourced from the Mantiqueira de Minas region in Southeastern Brazil. It helps bring out nice bittersweet chocolate notes in the blend.
At one time, the Coffee Kings of Brazil ruled all. They were big plantation owners, monarchs of estates blessed by the government to exercise a nearly complete monopoly over the global coffee market.
Coffee and politics were so entwined that an entire era of Brazilian government is referred to as the Café con Leite— or "coffee with milk" referring to the country's twin exports: java and dairy.
Brazil knows coffee. They "got it" almost immediately after introduction—production ramped up quickly and now it's integral to their economy.
Good coffee still comes from Brazil: soft, nutty coffee with a low acidity with a nice bittersweet chocolate taste. It's a coffee that the locals still drink with milk.
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Poet Stephen Dunn to judge the 2019 Spacks Prize
Gunpowder Press welcomes esteemed Pulitzer Prize-winner Stephen Dunn as final judge for the 2019 Spacks Prize. The Spacks Prize is awarded annually for a full-length collection of poetry. Dunn is the author of over a dozen books of poetry, including the National Poetry Series Prize-winning Local Time (1986), Landscape at the End of the Century (1991), Loosestrife (1996), Different Hours (2000), which won the Pulitzer Prize, What […]
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2018 Barry Spacks Poetry Prize Winner Announced
Gunpowder Press is thrilled to announce that Michelle Bonczek Evory is the winner of the fourth annual Barry Spacks Poetry Prize for her book, The Ghosts of Lost Animals. Final judge Lee Herrick says of this book: Michelle Bonczek Evory's The Ghosts of Lost Animals is full of risk, reward, gravity, invention, and surprise. There is a hunger […]
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2018 Spacks Prize Open Now
We are honored that Lee Herrick will be the final judge for the 2018 Spacks Prize. Lee Herrick is the author of Gardening Secrets of the Dead and This Many Miles from Desire, and a third book, Scar and Flower, is forthcoming from Word Poetry Press in 2019. His poems have appeared in many literary magazines, anthologies, and college textbooks, including The Bloomsbury Review, Columbia […]
Gunpowder Press is excited to announce that judge Jane Hirshfield has selected Aaron Baker's Posthumous Noon as the winner of the 2017 Barry Spacks Poetry Prize. The editors are grateful to Jane Hirshfield for being our final judge and for her constant outspoken advocacy of poetry and its power. There were 195 manuscripts submitted for […]
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Jane Hirshfield to judge 2017 Spacks Prize
Gunpowder Press is honored that Jane Hirshfield will be the final judge for the 2017 Barry Spacks Poetry Prize. Barry Spacks had tremendous respect and fondness for Hirshfield and her work, which gives special meaning to this year's award. Submit your manuscript via Submittable here. Jane Hirshfield's most recent, eighth book of poetry is The […]
2016 Spacks Prize Announcement
Kurt Olsson's book Burning Down Disneyland was selected by final judge Thomas Lux as the winner of the 2016 Barry Spacks Poetry Prize. Of this work, Thomas Lux said I love the title of this book (though I read it as metaphor!) and I love the innovative mischief of its poems. Let it be known: […]
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ANOTHER cautious, colorless lineup. Another season of sameness and derivative ideas. In other words, a new network-TV fall schedule is looming, and if you haven't heard a resounding echo in the media and elsewhere, it may be because there's not much to echo.
The new lineup unveiled recently by ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox is underwhelming, creatively and commercially. Even though a fairly heavy dollop of drama suggests something beyond sitcom fluff, there seem to be few conceptual breakthroughs. The networks' own series descriptions and the reaction of ad agencies and other professionals reinforces the impression.
If this impending dullness sounds sadly familiar, it's no doubt because recent seasons have been distinctly nonadventurous. One reason is that painful memories can be long-lasting among network programmers, and the lessons of 1990-91 probably have not been lost on them. Look what happened to that artistically bold season: New ideas and formats were tried but found wanting in terms of ratings. The result was a season of declining viewership and no true hits.
And the next fall - 1991 - the backlash was boring to behold. Only 12 of the 32 new shows had survived. Among the casualties were the singing police officers on ``Cop Rock,'' the soul-searching types on ``Twin Peaks,'' and the introspective young professionals on ``thirtysomething.'' The new emphasis during the rather lackluster 1991-92 TV year was on standard formats that leaned on established names like James Garner and Carol Burnett.
That season produced one true hit - ABC's ``Home Improvement'' (still with us in this fall's lineup). And the networks' total share of viewers was up. It was enough to ignite a spark or two of enterprise among programmers of the next year's slate: 1992-93. NBC and ABC reached for younger viewers - mainly Fox territory up to then - with series like ABC's ``The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.'' Older-generation winners like ``Golden Girls'' were dumped - foolishly, as it turned out.
Yet, by last fall, the reach for younger audiences had been largely abandoned, since many of the youth shows had failed to attract big ratings. Money troubles had forced networks to produce more shows in-house, resulting in fewer good ideas from outside producers. And attacks on offensive content from activist groups had reinforced the network's native conservatism, although it didn't stop ABC from launching ``NYPD Blue,'' an unusually explicit though critically well-received police drama (still in the new ABC schedule this fall).
But in general it was a lineup carefully engineered not to rock the boat - especially the financial one - and apparently it didn't. Amid constant press coverage about satellites, the media superhighway, and 500 or more viewing channels, the three major networks and Fox retained their share of viewers, according to the New York advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi: Some three-quarters of all people watching prime time were tuned to the four networks.
And it appears the youth angle worked for ABC last season: Four of its shows succeeded with young viewers. CBS, on the other hand, sustained damage from Fox on two fronts: Fox ran off with eight CBS-affiliated stations - a key component of network success; and Fox captured the NFL football games - a stunning loss for CBS, which had been airing them for 30 years. Yet CBS did air the most widely viewed Winter Olympics in TV history.
CBS is assertively boasting its new season in the face of its losses to Fox and some predictions that ABC could overtake it this season as No. 1 in the ratings. CBS has been especially impassioned in plugging Thursday night's ``Chicago Hope,'' by David Kelley, creator of ``Picket Fences'' (retained in the new CBS schedule). CBS Entertainment president Peter Tortorici is putting many of his promotional chips on this production, set in a Chicago hospital, calling it ``the best new show of the season on any network.'' Last season's low-rated ``Tom'' and the Burt Reynolds vehicle, ``Evening Shade,'' will be dropped.
As for NBC, it is pinning another hope to its Thursday-night lineup: a sitcom called ``Madman of the People,'' starring Dabney Coleman as a reporter (cantankerous, of course) who works for his daughter. That series has already been given high marks for potential ratings in some quarters. But it will have to perform very strongly to prove it doesn't owe much of its viewership to the good fortune of following ``Seinfeld'' on Thursday night.
Last season Fox tried to ``broaden its niche,'' in the words of Saatchi & Saatchi. This season, in addition to its aggressive moves in grabbing CBS affiliates and NFL football, it will again take aim at younger viewers. Fox hopes to recoup some of them with new shows like ``Party of Five,'' a drama about five siblings trying to make a life after their parents are killed in a car crash; and ``Wild Oats,'' a comedy series based on the hectic lives of Generation Xers.
Knowledgeable observers have gone on record as saying this season - like 1990-91 - could be hitless. Yet, as they say in politics, there's only one poll that really counts. For the TV networks, it begins this fall.


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Grottammare ist eine italienische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand ) in der Provinz Ascoli Piceno in den Marken. Der Ort liegt etwa 35 Kilometer nordöstlich von Ascoli Piceno an der Adria. Der Strand trägt das Gütezeichen der Blauen Flagge.

Die Gemeinde ist Mitglied der Vereinigung I borghi più belli d'Italia (Die schönsten Orte Italiens).

Geschichte
Bereits in der Steinzeit war die Gegend besiedelt. Im Mittelalter lag die Gegend unter der Herrschaft der Benediktinerabtei Farfa.

Verkehr
Sowohl die Strada Statale 16 Adriatica als auch die Autostrada A14 durchqueren das Gemeindegebiet. Der Bahnhof von Grottammare liegt an der Bahnstrecke der Adriabahn von Ancona nach Pescara.

Städtepartnerschaften
  Neapel
  Ilha do Sal
  Gjirokastra
  Itiúba
  Sant'Agata de' Goti

Persönlichkeiten
 Sixtus V. (1521–1590), Papst
 Odoardo Agnelli (1813–1878), Kurienbischof, Präsident der Päpstlichen Diplomatenakademie
 Pericle Fazzini (1913–1987), Bildhauer
 Mario Carotenuto (1915–1995), Schauspieler

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Teachers need to be trusted and given more independence, Minister of Education and Research Mailis Reps (Center) said on Friday at the International Summit on the Teaching Profession in Lisbon.
"Teachers deserve to be trusted more and need more independence in their work, but we must also provide them with better support so that our education continues to be at the top of the world and our development doesn't stop," Reps said at the summit.
The ministers of education focused on supporting teachers with implementing new approaches and digital technologies as well as on teachers' satisfaction and increasing the efficiency of teaching during the three-day summit.
The Estonian delegation also visited the Baixa-Chiado school network, consisting of six education facilities, where they discussed supporting children with special needs, updating curriculums and developing skills needed in the 21st century. Even though Portugal and Estonia are quite different countries, their education problems are very similar.
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I am not a number, I'm a free walker!
If you are anything like me, there are loads of places in North Wales that are right on your doorstep, but which you've just never gotten around to visiting. Places that you always tell yourself that you'll visit next year, or the year after that.
Well, now you have no excuse not to visit Portmeirion at least, as they reduce the entry fee to £2 per adult and £1 per child until the end of March next year. You will need to download and print out a voucher from the Portmeirion website
There are a number of walks in the nearby woodland, but the main attractions of the village are its beautifully weird buildings, many of which are made from recycled materials. Clough Williams Ellis truly was an architect ahead of his time.
Take a walk on the Wild Side.
Project Wild Thing is a film led movement to get more kids (and their folks!) outside and reconnecting with nature. The film is an ambitious, feature-length documentary that takes a funny and revealing look at a complex issue, the increasingly disparate connection between children and nature.
Check out the trailer here: www.projectwildthing.com
This screening is brought to you free of charge by Snowdonia-Active. They will be taking donations on the night to support the work of The North Wales Environmental Outdoor Charter Group, a project which unites outdoor activity providers who wish to ensure the sustainable development of the outdoor sector through education of and addressing environmental issues which affect the sector.
Book your free ticket NOW on Eventbrite
When: Thursday, 12 December 2013, 18:30
Where: Caban - Brynrefail, LL5 3NR
Clean up on Llyn Padarn
December the 1st will see a winter clean up of Llyn Padarn organised by Loving our Lake and the Environmental Charter Group, between 2 and 5 pm. To reward your hard work, a free glass of wine courtesy of Barefoot Wine will be offered to all (adults) who take part.
Surf-Lines are hosting the event and will be offering canoes, free of charge to those who wish to venture onto the lake to help with the clean up. Alternatively you can take part on foot or even take a dip! The event is also supported by Keep Wales Tidy who will on hand during the day.
We think this is a great way to get the community together and show how much we Love Our Lake!
Thanks to Snowdonia Active for informing us of this story in their newsletter.
Castell Dinas Bran
This is a short and sharp walk up to Castell Dinas Brân from the car park in the centre of Llangollen. It is only 1 and a half miles to get up to the castle, but it feels a lot more. The path is well marked and the going underfoot is pretty well drained. This is a walk with history and the views are spectacular.
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The hill seems to stand guard over the whole vale and has clear views on every side. It was occupied in very early times. Bronze age axe heads have been found and there appears to have been a fort here in Iron Age times - some of the banks can still be seen. Legend has it that Brân , one of the twin sons of an ancient duke of Cornwall, inherited this site and fortified it and then named it after himself. His mother, Queen Corwenna, founded the nearby town of Corwen. His brother Beli, went to New Troy (London).
However the castle which is now in ruins was actually built by Gruffydd ap Madoc, Prince of Powys, sometime before his death in 1269. This stone fortress had a very short life. It was besieged in 1277 by the Earl of Lincoln and the Welsh, realising their hopeless cause, set fire to Dinas Bran. The castle was never rebuilt and fell into disrepair. This story shows why so many of the Iron Age hill-forts were never reoccupied. These forts may have been built to show which group of warriors dominated the area and therefor could levy taxation and exert control. As defensive structures against a properly supplied army they were absolutely useless. The invaders simply had to surround the fort and wait for it to surrender when food and water ran out.
The path has good sign posts.
It's an uphill struggle, but well worth it, particularly when the trees are as beautiful as this.
In the foreground you can see a crow, which is quite fitting as the word brân also means crow in Welsh. Perhaps this is the true background to the place name.
Much of the stone appears to have been quarried from the hill itself.
The limestone cliffs of World's End, viewed from the fort.
It is hard to work out the exact design of the castle from the ruins.
Views from the ramparts towards the west.
Views to the south east and the Shropshire Plain.
The view down into Llangollen (where I parked the car).
Views to the north west.
Location: Llangollen, Denbighshire, UK
Llangollen Canal Walk
This is a perfect autumn walk of 2 and a half miles (if you take the bus back) from the car park at Llantysilio Green to the war memorial in Llangollen. It is a fairly flat walk, clearly marked and on a level surface which is only a little muddy in the wettest of weathers. There is much scenic and historic interest.
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A car park with loos! All free!
The first part of the walk is from Llantysilio Green to the church. It is a very quiet road, and no cars passed me.
The walk takes you above the Horseshoe Falls which were installed by Thomas Telford in order to maintain the level of the river at a fixed point so that some of the waters could be fed into his new canal.
This must be spectacular when the river is in flood.
This is a well marked cinder / gravel path.
This is the dead end of the canal, or the beginning if you are a glass half full sort of person. The building is a pump house to maintain the water level.
This is the chain-link bridge across the River Dee that gives its name to the nearby hotel.
The bridge has seen better days, and now looks like something that Indiana Jones would be forced to cross in some terrifying escape sequence. It is, of course, closed to the public, pending a long overdue restoration.
The canal path is only partially fenced off, so if you have unruly kids who can't swim then this is not for you.
In general the path is flat and has good access, so it is fairly suitable for wheelchairs if you pick your spot.
The walk takes you past the engineering works of the Llangollen Steam Railway.
The canal is popular with barges, despite being very shallow, as the canal was really designed primarily as a water feed.
The Llangollen Jetty - a good tea shop in season, and where a short barge trip can be taken.
The vista of Llangollen below the jetty.
A Pillar of the Community
If you head out of Llangollen on the Rhuthin road you will see all the glory of World's End to your right and then the ruined splendour of Valle Crucis Abbey. Two very good pubs on your left tempt you for an early lunch, but on the right there is a small pillar on a mound protected by some Cadw railings and a short information sign. It seems that this monument was once a cross and the years have taken their toll so that now it looks like a pillar.
These are the latin inscriptions on the back of the pillar, which have now been heavily eroded.
Here are the English translations which can be found in the Llangollen museum. It seems that these inscriptions relating to royal genealogy were read out as a proclamation, perhaps used as a tribute or at an inauguration of the rulers of Powys, a widespread Celtic practice.
This shows the mound upon which the cross has been built. The mound probably dates back to the Bronze Age.
"Geophys", remember that from Time Team? It shows that there is a lot more about the site than meets the eye.
Llantysilio Church
I came across this church during my walk along the Llangollen Canal. It is in a beautiful setting above the Horseshoe Falls with abundant meadow land and woodland close by. The church is dedicated to Saint Tysilio, the son of the Prince of Powys in the early 7th century who died at the battle of Chester in 613. Tysilio's brother succeeded to the throne but then died within two years. His widow was determined to marry Tysilio and make him Prince of Powys, upon which news Tyslio fled to Brittany and settled near St. Marlow. The existing structure was probably built in the 15th century, although there is earlier carved stonework around the north window. The original church probably dated from 1180.
This wonderful window depicts scenes from St Tysilio's life.
This is a plaque dedicated to the poet Robert Browning, who once worshipped here.
The sculpted font
An interesting notice in the church porch.
This is all that remains of a giant yew tree, probably dating back a thousand years.
The north window has some interesting carvings which may have been rescued from Valle Crucis Abbey at the dissolution.
A lovely setting, especially at this time of year.
The walk from the car park takes you above the canal.
Location: Llantysilio, Denbighshire LL20, UK
At the going down of the Sun, And in the Morning...
I always make a point of observing the anniversary of the November 1918 Armistice. This year I was able to attend an Armistice Dinner on the Friday, and then a Remembrance Sunday service with the family. I never set out to go anywhere particular to observe the 2 minutes silence on the 11th itself. I simply stop at the nearest memorial wherever I happen to be. 11am on the 11th found me in Llangollen where I was able to attend the commemoration at the war memorial before setting out on my canal walk.
The memorial is in a prominent position on the high street and has a well supported field of remembrance.
The British Legion flags were lowered for the silence and the last post was played.
For the 1914 - 18 war there are 71 names recorded.
For the 1939 - 45 conflict there were 30 names recorded.
As the anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War approaches there is a lot of interest in exactly who these people were. "We will remember them" should be taken literally and the history of these people has been traced by Peter Stubbs and David Crane who are prominent historian locally and play a great part in the local museum. David has written "Walks through the History of Rural Llangollen" and Peter is prepared to work for anyone who would like research carried out on people who served in the wars of the 20th century. He can be contacted at pastubbs23@hotmail.co.uk, or on 01978 869 037.
The history of the names on the Llangollen memorial can be seen at http://www.llangollenmuseum.org.uk/english/Memorials/MemorialsHome.htm
Ruthin Craft Centre - brilliant!
After a splendid day walking around Llangollen, I found that I had time to spare after it got dark around 4pm, and before a meeting in Caerwys concerning the Pilgrim Way North Wales, which began at 7:30pm. The default activities are of course shopping or eating, but on the 11th of November I decided to do something different - visit a craft centre. Fortunately there was one opposite Tesco in Ruthin which had an excellent café serving afternoon tea. So, rested, fed and spent up, I ventured into the art gallery and was immensely pleased with what I found - a beautiful light and airy building with excellent staff and a current display which was amongst the best textile exhibitions I have ever seen.
"Beach Woman" by Audrey Walker. A great study of a momentary glance on painted textile.
This is a major exhibition which celebrates the work of Goldsmith's College textile department during the period 1975 to 1988 when Audrey Walker was Head of Textiles. She has been 25 years retired in West Wales but is apparently still going strong. It must have been an exceptional time because the output displayed here is magnificent.
"Dream No 8 - The Seeker", 2013 by Michael Brennand - Wood. A collage of embroidery, mosaics and other materials on a wooden panel.
The cleverly titled "Basket" and "Odd Basket Case" by Cleo Mussi, a pair of ceramic mosaics.
"Oranges and Lemons" by Jennie Moncur. A hand woven tapestry of wool and linen.
A pair of "Nouveau Bleu Sketch Vases" by Amy Jayne Hughes, one of which is for sale for £860. Beyond my pocket, but they would make an interesting display piece in the right setting.
"The Odyssey" by Alice Kettle
"The Fabulous Clip Joint" by Michael Brennand - Wood. I've no idea why it's called that, but doubtless for the asking price of £12,500 you could find out.
"Storm" by Dawn Dupree. I can't quite see it myself, but the piece has interest.
The Craft Centre from the outside. The centre comprises a series of high class shops in addition to the gallery and the café. It has a great car park and I strongly recommend a visit.
Many of the gallery's exhibits can be seen on their Flickr page. The opening hours are 10am to 5:30 pm. The car park is free, and admission is free.
Location: Ruthin, Denbighshire LL15, UK
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NASA mystery: Scientists feared probe 'hacked by unknown party' in deep space
The Voyager programme was launched by the space agency in the Seventies to take advantage of a favourable alignment of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Although its original mission was to study only the planetary systems of Jupiter and Saturn, Voyager 2 continued on to Uranus and Neptune. Voyager 1 and 2 now explore the outer boundary of the heliosphere in interstellar space – their mission has been extended three times and they continue to transmit useful scientific data.
But Discovery Channel's 'NASA's Unexplained Files' revealed how scientists were left stumped when something bizarre happened to Voyager 2.
The narrator said: "NASA's groundbreaking Voyager 2 probe is more than three decades into its epic journey towards deep space.
"On April 22, 2010, just as the craft prepares to cross the boundary into interstellar space it mysteriously malfunctions.
"Someone, or something, has altered Voyager 2's communication system."
Planetary scientist Kevin Baines detailed what was being relayed back to Earth.
He added: "It gets about 10 billion miles away from the Earth and, all of a sudden, it's sending data in a language we don't understand.
"Checking the systems with another downlink, they could tell nothing was wrong with the spacecraft, it's just this one system."
Researchers realised the issue was that a single digit in Voyager 2's communication system had been flipped from one to zero.
The series went on to detail why this led to speculation that the probe had been hacked.
The narrator added: "The flipping of the data could suggest that an unknown party has intentionally interfered with Voyager's on board computer.
"Investigators consider whether the possible hack could have originated on Earth, but the distance involved makes it unlikely.
"Could it be in response to a message it's carrying into deep space?
"When it was launched it carried a record of images and sounds from Earth, with scientists hoping one day another civilisation might pick up the messages and make contact.
"If it was a coded message, investigators are yet to decipher it, and after three weeks they managed to reset the computer."
It would later come to light that the probe was neither reprogrammed nor hacked.
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While the data was illegible, NASA could still get the health data of the craft, which showed everything was intact.
Cosmic rays – high-energy particles from interstellar space – are thought to be the culprit.
According to an extensive IBM study on the subject, computers on Earth experience one cosmic-ray-induced error per 256 megabytes of RAM per month.
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Voyager 2 was at the edge of the Solar System, where cosmic sources of radiation are more intense, which may have scrambled the system.
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Bus Line nº18 in Fuerteventura from Pájara to Gran Tarajal in Fuerteventura.
Here is a line that runs almost the entire island of Fuerteventura, a great way to plan your excursions on the island, an inexpensive and quiet around the island on holiday.
This bus line (bus) begins its journey in Pájara and ends its journey in the town of Gran Tarajale. This line runs inside the island to reach the pretty village of Great Tarajal, you can enjoy the scenery part of Fuerteventura.
La Lajita > Costa Calma > Morro Jable.


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Q: Moving JButtons to the left when having a background image in JFrame I'm pretty new to Java and working on a project. As a test for making my mainmenu, I've been experimenting with the JFrame and a picture of the powerrangers. My problem is that I've tried so many times and spent so many time on trying to get my play and my help buttons to the left of my window. I've tried making a grid of 4 and putting in an empty label but it just won't work.
This is my code:
package be.kdg.AngryTanksKlad;

import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;
import javax.imageio.ImageIO;
import javax.swing.*;

public class Main {
  public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
      final Image image = ImageIO.read(new URL("http://www.modernmom.com/sites/default/files/images/Power%2BRangers%2BPowerRangersMMPR.jpg"));
      final JFrame frame = new JFrame();
      frame.add(new ImagePanel(image));
      frame.setSize(800, 600);
      frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
      frame.setVisible(true);
    }
  }

@SuppressWarnings("serial")
class ImagePanel extends JPanel {
  private Image image;
  private boolean tile;
  private JPanel menu = new JPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.LEFT));

  ImagePanel(Image image) {
    this.image = image;
    this.tile = false;
    final JButton play = new JButton("PLAY");
    final JButton help = new JButton("HELP");
    final JLabel empty = new JLabel();
  }

  menu.setLayout(new GridLayout(4,4));

  menu.add(empty);
  menu.add(play);
  menu.add(help);
  add(menu,BorderLayout.CENTER);
  menu.setOpaque(false);

  setVisible(true);
};

@Override
public void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
    super.paintComponent(g);
    if (tile) {
        int iw = image.getWidth(this);
        int ih = image.getHeight(this);
        if (iw > 0 && ih > 0) {
            for (int x = 0; x < getWidth(); x += iw) {
                for (int y = 0; y < getHeight(); y += ih) {
                    g.drawImage(image, x, y, iw, ih, this);
                }
            }
        }
    } else {
        g.drawImage(image, 0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight(), this);
    }
  }
}

A: Something like this?

See comments in code.
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;
import javax.imageio.ImageIO;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.border.*;

public class SillyNAmeForAMainClassGivenIHave100CalledMain {

public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
    final Image image = new BufferedImage(400,200,BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
    final JFrame frame = new JFrame();
    frame.add(new ImagePanel(image));
    //frame.setSize(800, 600);
    frame.pack();
    frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
    frame.setVisible(true);
}
}

@SuppressWarnings("serial")
class ImagePanel extends JPanel {
private Image image;
private boolean tile;
// add 5px spacing between buttons
private JPanel menu = new JPanel(new GridLayout(4,4,5,5));

ImagePanel(Image image) {
    super(new BorderLayout());  // default is FlowLayout!
    this.image = image;
    this.tile = false;
    final JButton play = new JButton("PLAY");
    final JButton help = new JButton("HELP");

    menu.add(play);
    menu.add(help);

    JPanel buttonConstrain = new JPanel(new FlowLayout());
    // pad the top of it..
    buttonConstrain.setBorder(new EmptyBorder(20,5,5,5));
    buttonConstrain.setOpaque(false);
    buttonConstrain.add(menu);
    // it won't help to use a BorderLayout contraint when the default is FlowLayout!
    // LINE_START = 'left' for left-to-right locales, right for the other
    add(buttonConstrain,BorderLayout.LINE_START);
    menu.setOpaque(false);

    setVisible(true);
}

@Override
public Dimension getPreferredSize() {
    Dimension d = null;
    if (image != null) {
        d = new Dimension(image.getWidth(this), image.getHeight(this));
    } else {
        d = new Dimension(600,400);
    }
    return d;
}

@Override
public void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
    super.paintComponent(g);
    if (tile) {
        int iw = image.getWidth(this);
        int ih = image.getHeight(this);
        if (iw > 0 && ih > 0) {
            for (int x = 0; x < getWidth(); x += iw) {
                for (int y = 0; y < getHeight(); y += ih) {
                    g.drawImage(image, x, y, iw, ih, this);
                }
            }
        }
    } else {
        g.drawImage(image, 0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight(), this);
    }
  }
}

A:
"My problem is that I've tried so many times and spent so many time on trying to get my play and my help buttons to the left of my window. "

*

*Wrap the menu in another JPanel

*Set the layout of the main ImagePanel to BorderLayout.

*Add the new JPanel to BorderLayout.WEST of the ImagePanel

*setOpaque(false) to the new JPanel
JPanel panel = new JPanel();
panel.setOpaque(false);
panel.add(menu);
setLayout(new BorderLayout());
add(panel, BorderLayout.WEST);

Works fine

import java.awt.*;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;
import javax.imageio.ImageIO;
import javax.swing.*;

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
        final Image image = ImageIO.read(new URL("http://www.modernmom.com/sites/default/files/images/Power%2BRangers%2BPowerRangersMMPR.jpg"));
        final JFrame frame = new JFrame();
        frame.add(new ImagePanel(image));
        frame.setSize(800, 600);
        frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        frame.setVisible(true);
    }
}

@SuppressWarnings("serial")
class ImagePanel extends JPanel {

    private Image image;
    private boolean tile;
    private JPanel menu = new JPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.LEFT));

    ImagePanel(Image image) {
        this.image = image;
        this.tile = false;
        final JButton play = new JButton("PLAY");
        final JButton help = new JButton("HELP");
        final JLabel empty = new JLabel();

        menu.setLayout(
                new GridLayout(4, 4));

        menu.add(empty);

        menu.add(play);

        menu.add(help);

        JPanel panel = new JPanel();
        panel.setOpaque(false);
        panel.add(menu);
        setLayout(new BorderLayout());
        add(panel, BorderLayout.WEST);

        menu.setOpaque(false);

        setVisible(true);
    }

    @Override
    public void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
        super.paintComponent(g);
        if (tile) {
            int iw = image.getWidth(this);
            int ih = image.getHeight(this);
            if (iw > 0 && ih > 0) {
                for (int x = 0; x < getWidth(); x += iw) {
                    for (int y = 0; y < getHeight(); y += ih) {
                        g.drawImage(image, x, y, iw, ih, this);
                    }
                }
            }
        } else {
            g.drawImage(image, 0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight(), this);
        }
    }
}

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Dr Niraj Vora is recognized as the one of the top Mumbai Docs 2016 for the fourth time in the past five years. Innovation Inc. has presented the fifth annual listings of Mumbai Top Docs 2016, An Impact Presentation that features out the best names in the many diverse fields of medicine in the city of Mumbai. This listings are derived from a peer survey of consultant doctors in Mumbai. The story was published in the latest issue of India Today.
Dr Niraj Vora, Specialist in Joint Replacement and Trauma Surgery is the best orthopaedic surgeon in Mumbai, Maharashtra, who is well known for his tremendous medical service in the field of orthopaedics.
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Germany: Rolando Villazón to Mesmerize Audiences with Monteverdi's 'L'Orfeo'
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By Imanuel Marcus	 Last updated Dec 29, 2019
Photo: Rolando Villazón by Rolando Villazón
None other than Rolando Villazón is scheduled to hit as many as five Austrian and German stages in 2020. The opera he will be performing in is Claudio Monteverdi's 'L'Orfeo'.
Opera lovers in Germany have every reason to rejoice. The French-Mexican tenor Rolando Villazón will be bringing 'L'Orfeo' to Vienna, Berlin, Leipzig, Düsseldorf and Munich in the spring of 2020.
From Mexico City to Pittsburgh
Rolando Villazón is one of the most famous tenors of his generation. Born in Mexico City in 1972, the artist attended 'El Colegio Alemán', the official German school in the Satélite district of this enormous metropolis. It did not take long until he visited the 'Academia de Artes Espacios' in order to study acting, ballet and modern dance.
Soon, Villazón became interested in operas and singing. One of the best teachers available was Arturo Nieto. After studying with him, he continued at the National Conservatory and won two Mexican singing competitions. This was when Rolando Vollazón caught the attention of promoters abroad too.
At first he headed north, to a country called The United States of America, and performed at both the San Francisco Opera and the Pittsburgh Opera. Shortly before the new millennium hit the planet, Vollazón got the second prize in Plácido Domingo's 'Operalia' competition. His European debut took place in 1999 in Genoa, where he performed in 'Manon'. Of course Villazón invaded virtually all important opera houses in Europe. The rest is history.
The First Opera Ever
For 'L'Orfeo', Rolando Villazón will be teaming up with L'Arpeggiata, an early music group led by Christina Pluhar. They usually focus on music of the 17th century, which they interpret by following an improvisational approach. Both Classical music instrumentalists and Jazz masters play with them all the time.
Claudio Monteverdi wrote the first opera ever. Picture: Bernardo Strozzi
Claudio Monteverdi wrote 'L'Orfeo', an opera in five scenes, in 1606, on the basis of a libretto by Alessandro Striggio Junior. The premiere took place on February 24th, 1607, in Mantua. With this work of his, Monteverdi contributed a lot to the development of the opera genre. To some, 'L'Orfeo' is the first actual opera ever composed and performed.
Rolando Villazón's 'L'Orfeo' tour in the German-speaking world is scheduled to commence on May 2nd, 2020, in Vienna, where he will take Monteverdi's opera to the 'Konzerthaus'. Berlin is next, on May 13th at the 'Philharmonie'. On the 20th, the 'Gewandhaus' in Leipzig will be the venue to go to. It is Düsseldorf's turn next, on May 22nd. On May 24th, they will be at Munich's 'Philharmonie im Gasteig'.
Wide Ticket Price Range
Tickets are available here. Prices start at 40 Euro (45 U.S. Dollars or 34 Pounds Sterling), depending on the city and venue. The most expensive tickets, for 191.80 (214 Dollars or 164 Pounds) Euro in the Category 1 area are being sold for the Munich performance.
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Seniors Defeat Champions
Cuchulainns caused the first major upset of the Cavan senior football championship with a four point win over reigning champions Ballinagh at Breffni Park.
Cuchulainns 1-16
Ballinagh 0-15
Ballinagh got the better start and were 0-4 to 0-2 up after ten minutes. But the Mullagh side battled back and a fine point from Adam O'Reilly tied the game at 0-7 each after 25 minutes. Seamus Clarke gave Cuchulainns the lead and further points from Adam O'Reilly and Adrian Taite gave the underdogs a 0-10 to 0-7 interval lead.
Last years champions got the first two points of the second half through Niall McDermott and David Finnegan. By the 15 th minute Cuchulainns had the lead out to four 0-14 to 0-10 thanks to fine scores from Shane Smith, Adam O'Reilly and Brian McGee. The crucial score came on the 25th minute when a Seamus Clarke free found Adam O'Reilly and he crashed the ball to the Ballinagh net for the games only goal. McGee added another point and Cuchulainns were on their way to a memorable victory.
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Q: Grails error message based on label gsp How to customize error message for required field in gsp file, to not show bean field name but field label in gsp?
So when I have bean like this:
class Bean {
    int number
}

And field like this:
<field:wrapper bean="${bean}" field="fieldName">
  <field:label field="${field}" code="reconfirmationForm.${field}.label" required="true" />
  <g:select name="${field}" value="${fieldValue(bean: bean, field: field)}" from="[true, false]" valueMessagePrefix="default.booleanSelectLabel" noSelection="['': '']" />
  <field:errors bean="${bean}" field="${field}" />
</field:wrapper>

And in properties I have:
default.blank.message={0} is required
reconfirmationForm.fieldName.label=My super field

How to have message:
My super field is required

And not:
number is required

I want to do that for every field (not only for number)

A: You need to define another property in your message.properties
bean.number.blank = My super field is required

The pattern is basically the className.propertyName.blank. See http://grails.github.io/grails-doc/2.5.0/ref/Constraints/blank.html
This way, Grails will automatically first look the domain & field specific message.
I'm not sure if you can make it generic so you have to define custom properties for every field.


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Shakespeare's Globe Theatre brings Hamlet from London to Baku
Baku, 30 September 2015: The British Council is delighted to announce that the British theatre company¬ – Shakespeare's Globe – is bringing their world tour production of Hamlet to the Azerbaijan State Academic National Drama Theatre in Baku, on 3 October 2015 at 19:00. The project is organised by British Council Azerbaijan in partnership with Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Azerbaijan and with the support of The European Azerbaijan Society (TEAS).
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre set sail on an epic journey to mark the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth and the 400th anniversary of his death, between 23 April 2014 and 23 April 2016. This completely unprecedented theatrical adventure will see Hamlet tour to every single country on earth over 2 years. Sixteen extraordinary men and women are currently travelling across the seven continents, performing in a wide range of unique and atmospheric venues.
Dominic Dromgoole, Artistic Director of Shakespeare's Globe and Director of Hamlet said, "Globe to Globe Hamlet was created with the aim of performing Hamlet to as many people as possible, in as diverse a range of places as possible. The central principle of the tour is that Shakespeare can entertain and speak to anyone, no matter where they are on earth; and that no country or people are not better off for the lively presence of Hamlet."
Globe to Globe Hamlet has been performed so far in over 100 countries across the Americas, Europe and Africa to more than 100,000 people, with over 1/2 of the whole tour now complete.
Elizabeth White, Director of the British Council in Azerbaijan, commented, 'We're delighted to welcome Shakespeare's Globe Theatre to Baku on their world tour with this production of Hamlet. The Azerbaijani audience knows and loves the play, and will relish the chance to see a new production from Shakespeare's own theatre. And we will continue to celebrate Shakespeare's great anniversary over the coming year; 'Here, stooping to your clemency, / We beg your hearing patiently'.
The play will be performed in English with Azerbaijani surtitles. The tickets will be available in all box offices in Baku
The British Council in Azerbaijan would like to take this opportunity to thank the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan State Academic Drama Theatre and The European Azerbaijan Society (TEAS)
On 3 October 2015, at 17:00, there will be a press event for Azerbaijani media, with the participation of actors of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company. The venue is the Azerbaijan National Drama theatre.
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Event Roundup: Karen Ignagni on Post-Election Health Care & Innovation Opportunities
Last month, Karen Ignagni, EmblemHealth President and CEO, participated in several live and televised discussions with policymakers, academics and executives on the post-election health care landscape and opportunities for innovation and collaboration.
On November 16, Ignagni, along with Scott Paul, President, Alliance for American Manufacturing, and Maya MacGunieas, President, Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, discussed the results of the presidential election and the new Administration's potential key policy initiatives for the AtlanticLIVE panel, "What to Expect from Washington." Infrastructure was identified as President-elect Trump's first likely economic priority, but health care quickly followed. "We're about to enter one of the largest health policy discussions that has happened in ten years," Ignagni predicted. "The same three issues that were relevant then will be relevant again: cost, access and quality." The panelists agreed that the election results reflected a call from the middle class to address the issues affecting them. Ignagni said the first big test will be assuring 20 million people that they will not lose their coverage. "Balancing all of those things will be the challenge that many thoughtful people on both sides of the aisle will have to tackle," she said.
Following the Atlantic panel, Ignagni joined Dr. Dave Chokshi, Chief Population Health Officer, OneCity Health, Erica Coe, Partner, McKinsey & Company and New York University (NYU) professor and former New York State Health Foundation CEO Dr. James Knickman in a discussion on post-election health care, moderated by NYU Wagner's Dr. Thomas D'Aunno. "In 2017, the policy conversation will morph from continuity of care to continuity of coverage," said Ignagni, as policymakers gear up for formula fights over the distribution of federal health care funding. President-elect Trump has proposed reengineering Medicaid funding through block grants, which would establish an absolute limit on federal spending. "Block grants set a fixed contribution at a certain point in time, but the problem is, what if that changes?" said Ignagni, citing demographic and socioeconomic factors. "A number of Republicans are more likely to look at per capita limits on spending," which would give states more flexibility, she predicted. "It's an important part of the 2017 health care discussion," Dr. Chokshi added. "Medicaid is a program that saves lives by improving access to care," he said. In her remarks, Coe pointed to the lack of options on the health care exchanges in many states, citing recent findings that one in five consumers only have access to one carrier on the exchange. Looking ahead to 2017, "a foundational question is whether politics will allow for the continuation of federally-hosted exchanges," Ignagni said, predicting a shift to state-run exchanges. Dr. Chokshi agreed, adding, "over the next four years, health care innovation will be happening at the local and state level."
In a November 21 appearance on Columbia University's online television series, Healthcare in the Round, Ignagni expanded on opportunities to innovate at the local level through population health, value-based care and personalized benefits. "In health care, we've talked a lot about personalized medicine, but very little about personalized benefits," Ignagni explained, adding that an insurer's benefits must pass the "kitchen table test" in an increasingly business-to-consumer market. "The challenge right now is to preserve health care affordability and make it sustainable for members," she added. "The insurance industry needs to do what we did with the Affordable Care Act in 2009: come to the table with solutions."
These solutions will require innovative partnerships between health care and technology companies, which is exactly what the 2016 HITLAB Innovators Summit aims to do. The New York summit is a three-day event that brings together thought leaders in health technology to discuss the digital opportunities and challenges that face organizations today. Invited to deliver opening remarks for the summit's second day, Ignagni spoke to how nonprofit health payers can partner with like-minded institutions to influence and positively transform members' health. "Insurers see patients from every angle," explained Ignagni. "And we can monitor and support them with agile, flexible technology platforms." She noted that building systems and tracking big data isn't the sole solution in transforming how payers interact with patients or members. To successfully achieve population health management and deliver personalized medicine, health care institutions have to improve communication with patients and providers. "We believe in narrowcasting: cutting through the noise and addressing patients individually." With that, new health innovations bring a plethora of opportunities for developers to improve the integration of behavioral health, social services, care management, consumer engagement and customer experience. Ignagni closed with a call-to-action for further discussion: "At EmblemHealth, we're a company that wants to hear what health technology developers have to offer."
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TUPELO, Miss.— Lauren Pearce, nursing assistant on 5 Central, recently received North Mississippi Medical Center's BEE (Beyond Exceptional Expectations) Award for April.
Pearce graduated from Mantachie High School and attended Itawamba Community College. She worked at a nursing home before joining the NMMC staff in November 2017.
Pearce was nominated for the award by a coworker for several acts of kindness. "We had a patient who had left his glasses on discharge to another facility. Lauren volunteered to deliver the glasses even though it was 30 minutes out of her way," her nomination states. "We also had a patient on an altered diet who was refusing meals because of the alterations. With her own money, Lauren bought the patient food that was part of his altered diet. The patient and family were very grateful." Pearce was also cited for volunteering to work additional hours when needed.
The BEE Award is given to a deserving caregiver each month at NMMC. Nomination forms are available throughout NMMC or at www.nmhs.net/bee_award.php. For more information, call (662) 377- 3431 or email BEEAwards@nmhs.net.