I wanted to do this project so I could drive my kids around. They are 2 and 3. We take the jeep out a few times a week. It's great for going to the park or just walking around the neighborhood. It works kind of like a stroller as far as containing and protecting them, but obviously way awesomer.
This project has also been built with expansion in mind. Because the motor controller boards have feedback, and there's plenty of room left on the Arduino microcontroller, it will be easy to add things such as proximity sensors and driver profiles. That way, when I give it to my little boy to drive himself, I can set the driver profile to be gentler as well as activate proximity sensors so he can't ram a tree.
Also, in essence this entire build is a fairly simple way to get a robot off the ground. My project was particular to the power wheels because I'd been dreaming of sitting on my porch with my controller and driving my kids in the yard, but really the setup could apply to anything with motor driven wheels and a steerable front end. (motor size etc taken into consideration of course).
Now let' s make it!
The first thing is get the Xbox controller communicating with the Arduino via the USB Host Shield. All of the pics included in this Instructable show an Arduino Mega, but in reality, an Uno is all that is needed for the USB Host Shield and only 2 digital outs.
Plug the USB Host Shield onto the Arduino. For now, power the Arduino with you're computer. Next plug the Xbox 360™ Wireless Gaming Receiver for Windows®. Once these connections are made load code shown below into the Arduino which allows the Arduino to perform steering operations based on input from the controller.
There's plenty of notation to help understand what's going on.
* has not been fully tested, but I've gone over 50ft without any noticeable loss in signal.
53% speed, you would use byte1=0 and byte2=53."
// Here, let's determine the speed and direction.
The Pololu USB Software Development Kit is needed to program these controllers. Here's a link on how to download and use that SDK so you can use the code below. The SDK works for both motor controllers.
The goal here is to give our two motor controller boards a place to live, share power, and receive signal from the Arduino.
I added headers to a perfboard then soldered the connections for a breakout board. I made each pin accessible for future expansion, but the diagram above gives you the basic connections needed for the build in this Instructable. Here's a link to how to make a perfboard circuit.
RED = hacked USB power for the Arduino sourced from the 5v regulated of the JRK board. (this is not ideal, but I wasn't able to build a seperate power supply for the Arduino yet).
BLACK = All the grounds need to be tied together.
BLUE = Serial communication to both motor controller boards.
GREEN = Tie the errors together so if one motorcontroller makes an error they both stop.
Now that we've built a place for the motor controllers to live and receive signal, plug them into the Arduino as shown om the diagram on the previous step, then connect them to the Arduino.
To get power to the Arduino, source it from regulated 5v pin on the JRK Motor-Controller using a USB power cord hacked with a jumper header. The connection is shown on the diagram in Step 3. Using the breakout board created earlier, connect the two motor controllers then plug the Simple Motor-Controller into the Power Wheels battery and watch it all light up. To see the standard connections to motors and power see the information on the links for each motor controller.
Remove the wheels and existing steering apparatus. Take the sheet of aluminum from the hardware store and cut it approximately to the dimensions provided in the blueprints. These metal parts don't have to be exact, but the diagrams gives a good idea. The idea is to sandwich the existing plastic block with top squarish metal plate and the lower triangle-like half. The triangles with box-ends should match with the inside edge of the wheel articulation arm. Bolt the triangles to the body of the wheel articulation arm using the the existing bolt holes to make your hole pattern in the metal.
Once all the metal is attached to the jeep, next connect the two triangles using the shelf track. The shelf track is a good choice because the slotted holes make for quick adjustments during trial and error. See the pictures above for approximate placement. Using two pieces of shelf track is recommended for stability and responsiveness.
Now drill a hole and bolt the Actuator to the alumuminum square tube that runs across the front of the jeep's underside. Put it as far to one side as possible without interfering with other systems. Also, keep in mind the arm must be able to turn freely, so offset it a sufficient distance from the square tube and the rest of the chassis to allow for free movement.
Next attach the actuator rod to the forward most piece of shelf track. The actuator should be placed at approximately the center of its throw while the wheels are straight forward. This actuator has a throw of 4 inches and has maximum power toward the center of its throw. In other words, it works best through the middle rather than at either end.
Lock nuts with the plastic inserts or some other means of securing, such as locktite, are recommended once the prototyping is finished to keep connections from vibrating apart. But a lot of trial and error will be spent getting all the parts to line up and act just right during testing, so keep that in mind.
The final step is to run the actuator control wire and place the electronics. The easiest way to get a wire to the actuator is to fish it through the dashboard after removing the windshield. Once that's accomplished, place the assembled electronics in the trunk, connect the power wheels motors to the Simple Motor-Controller, connect the actuator to the JRK Motor-Controller, make sure all other connections are secure, then connect the main battery power to the Simple Motor-Controller.
Remember, the code requires you to hit the start button for safety. The left joystick controls steering, the left trigger is forward, and the right trigger is reverse.
Enjoy your new giant RC!!!
hey great build. Ive taken most of your steps and incorporated into a viper ride on. Any update on the remote ping (to avoid the kid driving off into the sunset when out of range) or a way to give him steering control?
How did you connect the linear actuator and electric motors to one battery? Was it all connected in series?
Hey Nerdspouse cool project i am starting to put all the parts together for a similar build. I am upgrading a single 6v motor to dual 12v on a ride on beetle. I was wondering on the simple motor controller did you use one for bothe motors or one each, i think i read your jeep is dual motor but was unsure about how you wired them to one cotroller. Tha ks for any help and again cool build.
Great tutorial, I'm working with a group that plans to modify a power wheels to include seating for a disabled child, incorporate proximity sensors, parental control, ect. We would like to do something similar to your Jeep. We haven't gotten the Xbox receiver yet, so we were using the Usb Host Shield Library 2.0 > Xbox > XBOXUSB example to try to test serial communications with a wired controller (the controller was not Microsoft brand, which i suspect was the issue). We couldn't get anything past the "XBOX USB Library Started". There was no response from any buttons or triggers. Any suggestions?
Also has anyone had any luck using the new Xbox One wireless receivers?
Hello! I love this tutorial it's excellent. Thankyou for giving up your time to show us your marvellous work.
I am a 13 year old boy from London with a decent understanding of the arduino. i was looking to control two motors with an l298n h-bridge motor controller and an Xbox 360 controller. Unfortunately I wasn't able to figure out how to modify the sketch so it would be suitable for my project because of my lack of experience.
Hey my name is John. I need some help understanding how the arduino works. Please help..
Still not compiling. I'm thinking that my technique could be flawed. I have been copy and pasting your code directly into the Arduino sketch app vers 1.6.4. from this site. Perhaps I am getting extra *stuff* because of this?
I also wonder if the xboxrecv.h version could be an issue? I don't know. What I do know is that something I am doing is wrong.
In the Arduino app, Tools > Board: Arduino Uno - check! Tools > Programmer: AVRISP mkII (is this good - no idea). At first it was erroring out on the xboxrecv.h because I did not have one. Now I have one but is it the right one? It doesn't error out on that any longer.
Spent some times with friends tonight going over this. Truthfully, my friends all know C and I don't. *They* were the ones looking through all this. I was just trying to understand what they were talking about. Someone mentioned that perhaps this was rather ambitious of me - yes it most likely is but I am going to learn from this.
Thank you so much for all your comments and help. I do appreciate it!
Tonight I was able to update the USB library and compiled successfully the xboxrecv. Yeah! Hopefully that is what I was supposed to do.
I ran into a snag compiling your code for the RC Power Wheels. The first compile returned an error of spi.h library not found. That one was fairly easy to fix. Running a second compile has seemed to hang it. I actually waited 30 minutes before killing it. I just tried it again. States that it is compiling the sketch and then just hangs. I'm thinking maybe I screwed up somehow with your code? No idea. Suggestions? I'll start picking through the syntax in the code because I can't think of what else might be hanging it.
Just fyi - I do have an original Arduino Uno from Arduino. It's the USB shield that is not an actual Arduino usb shield. Could that be causing the sketch to hang on compiling? I don't need to load the libraries onto the Arduino ... or do I? Doesn't the sketch use the library? Once the sketch compiles, then you upload the sketch to the Arduino, right?
Such a newbie - sorry. Thank you for your assistance!
Night 1: Received my USB shield today (finally). Ran your script to get my Arduino talking with my Windows Receiver and it failed. Did I mention this a learning adventure for me? New to all of this and this is my first go with Arduino's (which is why I chose this). Having a project is the best way for me to learn things. So many variables! I'll keep you in the loop.
How's it coming so far? I'm curious to know what USB shield you picked out. I purchased the Sparkfun version and the original Circuits@Home version and found that the C@H version is far superior. The Sparkfun USB Host Shield gave me all kinds of problems.
I'm stuck right now. I purchased the Keyes usb from GearBest. When I ordered it I wasn't paying close enough attention. Apparently they are based in Hong Kong. May have been a mistake.
I'm stuck on trying to get the script you posted to compile. Right now I'm slowly working my way through the script to figure out what I don't have set up right on my end.
This is my first experience with using someone else's script and I am brand new to Arduino. I did manage to load the usb library (I think).
Best thing to do is go official for both boards. The 5 or 10 bucks I saved was not worth the headache later.
Definitely get an official Arduino-branded Arduino from your favorite internet retailer if you don't have one already.
Second, the Keyes USB board that you have is a direct, exact, clone of the original Circuits@Home shield. If you compare photos of the two you'll see only the company name has changed. This doesn't mean that the Keyes USB product has quality parts, so take that into account. Best thing is to just get the official board to start.
Lastly, my code is really, really old. I've been meaning to host my code somewhere else so I can keep it updated. My wife and I are doing another event this Wednesday and after that I have only one project, and that's updating this. So, the best place to start code-wise is the Circuits@Home library example. I just loaded it up a minute ago and it compiles just fine. So if you can get that working you're on the right track. I am working on updating the code to make it simpler and easier but I can't start until after the 13th.
Goo luck and keep me posted!
Thank you for posting this Instructable. I plan on using it to guide me through my first RC build. I'm still in the part gathering stage but I'll keep you posted as I progress. Hopefully I won't have too many questions for you. Thanks again!
Hi Julezz, please reach out to me if you have any questions. I spent two years researching this thing before I bought the first part simply because I couldn't find anything else really like it on the interwebs. I've had some expensive mishaps with this project last year that really crushed my motivation to work on it. I'm getting back on track now and after May 15th, I'll be dedicating more time and energy into this and sharing/open-sourcing everything I come across.
Thanks for the encouragement! I am in the parts gathering stage right now. I have everything except my USB shield which should be arriving any day now. Last night (around 2am cause that's when you think of these things) it suddenly occurred to me that I'm not sure if the current battery for my powerwheels works. I'll be testing that here shortly. It would be frustrating to not have that piece work because I didn't think to test the battery. I have to admit I'm nervous. I've never done anything like this before. Good to know I can post here if I have questions. Honestly, this weekend might see me getting started. Whooa!


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This week features comments from Marco Ciampa, Aurora FC's Assistant Technical Director.
Aurora FC has been a part of the OPDL since inception (2013). Currently operating with a total of eight teams in all age groups (U13-U16) for both males & females.
The OPDL has allowed our club to provide a platform for our players and coaches to continue to develop and challenge themselves respectively.
Aurora FC is able to provide players a complete player pathway through our house league, grassroots/ competitive programs, OPDL, U21 and League1 Ontario.
Our organization continues to focus on providing a high standard grassroots program that is aligned with Ontario Soccer.
This allows us to develop players within using our staff coaches that are ensuring our clubs philosophy and player development model is being implemented from a young age.
Aurora FC instills a positive and motivational outlook to all its players, coaches, admins and match officials.
Every individual is made to feel that they are a valuable and integral part of a team working together towards a common goal.
We measure the short term success of a player based on their overall development and the long term success on the achievements they receive at the provincial, collegiate, professional and national levels.
Aurora FC continues to provide each one of our athletes wishing to compete at the OPDL level the best environment for learning and individual player development through our high quality coaches and facilities.
Our highly qualified coaches encourage our players to be creative and make their own decisions.
As well as recognizing each players strengths and working towards improving areas that require further attention.
Marco Ciampa has been part of Aurora FC for the past 3 years as both a Technical Staff and OPDL Head Coach.
He's most excited when the players are enjoying themselves and demonstrating passion and love for the sport.


No - It wasn't the pristine condition of these Gents' that suprised me...It was the pattern on the wall tiles: That, my good man, is quite clearly a Dreamcast swirl!
The Dreamcast Junkyard: always alert!
That is one hell of a coincidence you found ! A dreamcast logo in a public toilet I have to say rates up there with freaky going ons .


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For other people named Muhammad Ali, see Muhammad Ali (disambiguation).
Dixon in 2018
No. 35 – Fenerbahçe Beko
Point guard / Shooting guard
Turkish Super League
(1983-04-10) April 10, 1983 (age 36)
Listed height
5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)
Listed weight
Sullivan (Chicago, Illinois)
Kankakee CC (2002–2004)
Troy (2004–2006)
2006 / Undrafted
BCM Gravelines
Benetton Treviso
Enel Brindisi
Career highlights and awards
EuroLeague champion (2017)
4× Turkish League champion (2015–2018)
Turkish League Finals MVP (2015)
3× Turkish Cup winner (2014, 2016, 2019)
Turkish Cup MVP (2014)
All-EuroCup Second Team (2015)
3× Turkish League All-Star (2013, 2015, 2016)
3× Turkish President's Cup winner (2014, 2016, 2017)
Turkish President's Cup MVP (2016)
2× French Leaders Cup winner (2009, 2010)
Bobby Dixon or Ali Muhammed (born April 10, 1983), is an American-born, naturalized Turkish professional basketball player who plays for Fenerbahçe of the Turkish Basketball Super League (BSL). He also represents the senior Turkish national basketball team.
He holds Turkish citizenship since 2015, under name of Ali Muhammed.[1][2]
1 College career
2.1 Karşıyaka (2012–2015)
2.2 Fenerbahçe (2015–present)
3 Turkish national team
4 Career statistics
4.1 EuroLeague
4.2 Domestic leagues
5 Personal
College career[edit]
Dixon played college basketball at Troy University. In his two-year career with the Trojans, he played in 59 games, averaging 16.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 5.3 assists per game. He was also named to the 2005–06 All-Sun Belt Conference First Team.
Professional career[edit]
Dixon started his professional career in France with Saint-Étienne Basket. In May 2007, he signed a contract with the French League team Gravelines until the end of the season. In the summer of 2007, he signed a contract with Polpak Świecie of the Polish Basketball League. He led the 2007–08 season Polish League in assists, averaging 5.1 per game. In the summer of 2008, he signed a contract with the Italian League team Pallacanestro Treviso. In February 2009, he moved to the France again, signed by Le Mans Sarthe Basket. In the summer of 2009, he signed a contract with the French League team ASVEL Basket. In 2010, he moved to the Italy, signed by Pallacanestro Treviso again. In the summer of 2010, he signed a contract with the Italian League team New Basket Brindisi. In the summer of 2011, he signed a contract with the French League team Dijon Basket.
Karşıyaka (2012–2015)[edit]
In July 2012, Dixon signed a contract with Karşıyaka of the Turkish League.[3] On February 9, 2014, he was named the MVP with 19 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists in the Turkish Cup final game against Anadolu Efes S.K..[4] He also helped to lead them to a Turkish President's Cup victory against Fenerbahçe in 2014. He was named to the All-EuroCup Second Team in the 2014–15 EuroCup season.[5] On June 19, 2015, he won the Turkish League championship with Karşıyaka, after beating Anadolu Efes by a series score of 4–1 in the Turkish League Finals. Dixon was named the Turkish League Finals MVP.[6]
Fenerbahçe (2015–present)[edit]
On July 21, 2015, Dixon signed a two-year contract with Fenerbahçe.[7] On 28 March 2016, he had a 23 points, 12 rebounds, and 10 assists performance against Beşiktaş, which marked his first triple double in the team.[8] That triple double, was the third in Turkish Basketball Super League history, after Mark Dickel had a 16 points, 13 rebounds, and 11 assists performance with Fenerbahçe against Galatasaray, in the 2002–03 season;[9] and Emir Preldžić had 10 points, 15 rebounds, and 10 assists with Fenerbahçe against Olin Edirne, in the 2010–11 season.[10]
In 2017–18 EuroLeague, Fenerbahçe made it to the 2018 EuroLeague Final Four, its fourth consecutive Final Four appearance. Eventually, they lost to Real Madrid with 80–85 in the final game.[11] Over 20 EuroLeague games, he averaged 7 points, 1.1 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game, in decreased playing time over last season.
In April 2019, he signed a new two-year contract with Fenerbahçe, staying at the club until the end of 2020–21 season.[12]
Turkish national team[edit]
After receiving Turkish citizenship, Dixon became a member of the senior men's Turkish national basketball team. With the Turkish national team, he played at the EuroBasket 2015, and the Manila 2016 FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournament.[13]
Career statistics[edit]
GP Games played GS Games started MPG Minutes per game
FG% Field-goal percentage 3P% 3-point field-goal percentage FT% Free-throw percentage
RPG Rebounds per game APG Assists per game SPG Steals per game
BPG Blocks per game PPG Points per game PIR Performance Index Rating
Bold Career high
Note: The EuroLeague is not the only competition in which the player participated for the team during the season. He also played in domestic competition, and regional competition if applicable.
† Denotes season in which Dixon's team won the EuroLeague
EuroLeague[edit]
2009–10 ASVEL Basket 10 10 28.0 .451 .353 .750 2.6 3.1 1.4 .0 11.5 9.8
2015–16 Fenerbahçe 28 21 24.7 .405 .379 .895 3.3 3.6 1.0 .1 10.8 11.4
2016–17† 34 25 25.3 .414 .388 .906 2.7 3.1 1.0 .0 11.4 10.7
2017–18 21 6 11.3 .468 .462 .750 1.1 1.2 .3 .0 7.0 6.2
2018–19 34 22 17.8 .518 .496 .867 1.7 2.2 .6 .0 9.3 8.9
Career 127 84 21.2 .444 .415 .866 2.3 2.7 .8 .0 10.3 9.6
Domestic leagues[edit]
2006–07 Saint-Étienne Basket Pro B 34 31.9 .393 .358 .798 5.0 4.2 1.9 .0 17.0
BCM Gravelines Pro A 3 31.7 .340 .273 1.000 6.0 4.0 1.7 .0 7.7
2007–08 Polpak Świecie PLK 42 32.8 .498 .358 .750 4.7 5.1 2.1 .0 16.6
2008–09 Benetton Treviso LBA 17 31.5 .418 .381 .833 2.9 3.8 3.1 .1 12.4
Le Mans Pro A 17 31.5 .400 .382 .782 4.7 5.8 2.1 .0 15.4
2009–10 ASVEL Basket 18 24.8 .525 .314 .682 3.3 3.4 1.6 .0 10.4
Benetton Treviso LBA 9 29.2 .500 .375 .737 4.0 2.8 1.4 .1 11.8
2010–11 Enel Brindisi 29 30.6 .455 .321 .780 4.3 2.9 2.0 .0 12.6
2011–12 JDA Dijon Pro A 30 31.0 .447 .326 .753 4.1 5.1 1.6 .1 12.4
2012–13 Karşıyaka BSL 33 29.8 .421 .402 .744 4.5 4.7 1.2 .1 15.3
2013–14 35 32.4 .485 .349 .766 3.5 4.7 1.3 .1 14.0
2015–16 Fenerbahçe BSL 30 31.0 .507 .436 .833 4.1 5.1 1.6 .1 12.4
Personal[edit]
In June 2015, Dixon received a Turkish passport and citizenship, which legally changed his name in Turkey to Ali Muhammed.[14][15]
^ Ali MUHAMMED (TUR).
^ ALI MUHAMMED Turkey.
^ "Karşıyaka lands Bobby Dixon". Archived from the original on 2012-07-30. Retrieved 2012-11-30.
^ "Pinar Karsiyaka beat Anadolu Efes to win Turkish Cup". Archived from the original on 2015-06-24. Retrieved 2015-06-24.
^ "Dixon named to All Eurocup Second Team". Archived from the original on 2015-04-17. Retrieved 2015-04-17.
^ "TBL playoffs: the MVP is Bobby Dixon". Archived from the original on 2015-06-23. Retrieved 2015-06-20.
^ Fenerbahce Ulker adds playmaker Dixon
^ "Fenerbahçe 100-80 Beşiktaş Sompo Japan". Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü Resmi İnternet Sitesi. Retrieved March 28, 2016.
^ Bozkurt K. Yılmaz. "Fenerinbahçesi: Triple Double yapacak diye not düşüyorum..." Retrieved January 3, 2016.
^ "Olin Edirne 78-83 Fenerbahçe Ülker". Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü Resmi İnternet Sitesi. Retrieved January 3, 2016.
^ "Real Madrid is 2018 EuroLeague champion". euroleague.net. 20 May 2018. Retrieved 20 May 2018.
^ "Fenerbahce Beko extends Bobby Dixon's contract for two more years". eurohoops.net. 8 April 2019. Retrieved 14 July 2019.
^ Turkish passport for Bobby Dixon-Muhammad Ali Archived June 18, 2015, at the Wayback Machine
^ "Bobby Dixon gets Turkish passport and becomes Ali Muhammed". Archived from the original on 2015-06-24. Retrieved 2015-06-24.
Ali Muhammed at FIBA
Bobby Dixon at eurobasket.com
Ali Muhammed at euroleague.net
Ali Muhammed at fibaeurope.com
Bobby Dixon at tblstat.net
Fenerbahçe Beko current roster
3 Tırpancı
9 Westermann
10 Mahmutoğlu
12 Kalinić
13 Biberovic
16 Sloukas
18 Arna
19 de Colo
21 Williams
24 Veselý
32 Candan
35 Dixon
44 Düverioğlu
70 Datome
77 Lauvergne
Head coach: Obradović
Assistant coaches: Izquierdo
Androić
Turkish Super League Finals MVP
2009: Thornton
2010: Kinsey
2011: Savaş
2012: Arroyo
2013: Gordon
2015: Dixon
2016: Datome
2017: Bogdanović
2018: Wanamaker
2019: Larkin
Turkish Basketball Cup Final MVP
2011: Preldžić
2012: Çetin
2013: Andersen
2015: Heurtel
2017: Theodore
2018: Simon
Turkish Basketball Presidential Cup Final MVP
2018: Balbay
Fenerbahçe 2016–17 EuroLeague champions
5 Hersek
8 Udoh (Final Four MVP)
9 A. Duran
12 Antić
13 Bogdanović
15 Bennett
21 Nunnally
23 Uğurlu
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2016–17 EuroLeague Champions
5× EuroLeague Final Four: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
Ülker Sports Arena
EuroLeague MVP
Nemanja Bjelica
EuroLeague Final Four MVP
Ekpe Udoh
50 Greatest EuroLeague Contributors
Šarūnas Jasikevičius
Željko Obradović
EuroLeague Basketball Legends
Mirsad Türkcan
EuroLeague Coach of the Year
EuroLeague Top Scorer
İbrahim Kutluay
Notable Figures
Mehmet Baturalp
Can Bartu
Levent Topsakal
Necdet Ronabar
Ali Limoncuoğlu
Güray Kanan
Erman Kunter
Kemal Dinçer
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf
Hüsnü Çakırgil
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Zaza Enden
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Ömer Aşık
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Will Solomon
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Kaya Peker
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Pero Antić
Kostas Sloukas
Luigi Datome
Ali Muhammed
#6 Mirsad Türkcan
#7 Ömer Onan
The Intercontinental Derby
Beşiktaş rivalry
Fenerbahçe Women's Basketball
Fenerbahçe S.K.
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American emigrants to Turkey
American expatriate basketball people in France
American expatriate basketball people in Italy
American expatriate basketball people in Poland
American expatriate basketball people in Turkey
American men's basketball players
ASVEL Basket players
Basketball players from Illinois
BCM Gravelines players
Fenerbahçe men's basketball players
JDA Dijon Basket players
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Injection molding inserts manufactured additively by vat photopolymerization have become a serious option for significantly faster and more economical prototyping and pilot production due to technological progress and advancements in photopolymer materials in the recent years. 10 000 parts of a geometry including micro-features have been injection-molded in Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) with a single 20x20x2.5 mm^3 injection molding insert manufactured in a photopolymer composite material. This research investigates the dimensional accuracy of the injection molded parts as a function of inserts wearing and deformation with increasing shot number.


The Law Council of Australia has reiterated its strident opposition to the Federal Government's proposed citizen-stripping laws, which could render people stateless, do not adhere to international obligations and remain under a constitutional cloud.
Today the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security has delivered a rare split report on the proposed legislation, which included a minority report from the Federal Opposition recommending the Bill not be passed in its current form.
The minority report outlined significant concerns, which take into account issues the Law Council has consistently raised about this fundamentally flawed legislation.
Law Council President, Arthur Moses SC, said he strongly supported the minority report's recommendation to oppose the passage of the proposed laws.
"This flawed bill is an overreach of ministerial powers with the potential for serious unintended consequences," Mr Moses said.
"From the time this legislation was announced the Law Council has voiced concerns about the validity and appropriateness of these new laws.
"National security and keeping Australians safe from terrorism is always a priority, but such laws must be proportional and not erode the rule of law. Vitally, laws that invoke national security concerns must be valid, effective and not create uncertainty.
"It is also pointless to enact laws that carry such a high risk of constitutional challenge.
This Bill would create uncertainty as to who is an Australia citizen and could lead to disputes with other countries who disagree with the decision of the Home Affairs Minister," Mr Moses said.
You can read the Law Council's earlier submission here.


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Women's employment took a hard hit from COVID-19 – but hope is on the horizon post-pandemic: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
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COVID-19 has affected the population unequally, hitting already marginalized groups harder – and the same is true for the labour market, although there are signs of hope on the horizon, writes Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail.
By Linda Nazareth, February 1st, 2021
COVID-19 has affected the population unequally, hitting already marginalized groups harder – and the same is true for the labour market, although there are signs of hope on the horizon.
Now that vaccines have arrived, many are anticipating that the pandemic may be in its final stretch – if all goes well, within months many will be jabbed in the arm and deemed safe to go back to work, while their kids head to school. By the time that we get to that point, however, how much will have changed – particularly for women? COVID-19 has affected the population unequally, hitting already marginalized groups harder – and the same is true for the labour market, although there are signs of hope on the horizon.
There is no doubt the pandemic has had a marked impact on working parents – and in particular on working mothers. Although the circumstances differ by province, new lockdown measures have forced many families into a haphazard attempt at home-schooling done concurrently with parents' full-time jobs.
In many cases, something has to give – and during last year's lockdowns, that resulted in an impact on women's participation in the labour force. Between February and May of 2020, 714,500 women at the ages of 15 and over left the labour force, meaning they were neither employed nor looking for work. Since then, they have slowly returned – by December, the female labour force was back within 43,000 of February's level. In contrast, male labour force participation slipped the first few months of the pandemic before starting to rise, and as of December was back to its prepandemic level.
The industry data actually tell the story of what is going on – or rather two stories. The first is women in industries hit hard by the pandemic are the ones who have exited en masse from work. In retail sales, for example, there were 20,700 fewer women in the labour force in December, 2020, compared with December 2019 – perhaps not surprising given lockdown closings.
However, over the same period, the number of men in the retail labour force grew by 9,900. At least some of the explanation for the decline seems to be that women with children are not looking for work until things open up – in contrast to men, who have not dropped out entirely.
It is a very different situation in other sectors, particularly those where incomes tend to be higher and jobs can be done at home. In the finance and insurance sector, for example, women have not lost their jobs since the pandemic. In fact, they have gained jobs in that industry, with employment up by 61,000 in the year ended in December, with women gaining the lion's share of those jobs – 42,600 to 18,800 for men.
In professional, scientific and technical services, employment is up by 60,600 over the year, with men gaining 31,800 jobs and women 28,900. It may well be that women in those sectors are stressed and finding it difficult to do their work while juggling competing priorities, but it nevertheless seems they are not quitting those jobs. Over all, the female labour force in finance and insurance is up by 52,000 in the year ended in December, while in professional, scientific and technical services it is up by 45,000.
So will the economy – or maybe just women – be forever damaged by this pandemic? The answer to both is hopefully no, although with some caveats. If history repeats itself, women with kids at home who were working in shuttered industries will likely drop out again in the months ahead. Of course, it's possible some of them may not return to the labour force – but the evidence so far suggests that is not likely to be the case. We know, for example, that when school opened in September, women's labour force participation rose sharply, suggesting many women who had left work did want to return and did so as soon as they could.
A more serious problem would occur, however, if the industries that laid off women do not recover and provide jobs for them even after COVID-19 is vanquished. A spate of closed restaurants, after all, will mean fewer jobs for wait staff, and retail bankruptcies would mean no sales jobs for anyone to return to after lockdowns.
Longer term, in fact, younger millennials and Generation Z women may find themselves in a better place to combine work and family life as a result of the pandemic. A November report by RBC Economics found labour force participation had dropped sharply among women in their early 20s as this group chose to attend postsecondary education at a much higher rate than their male counterparts, suggesting they are setting themselves up for better career prospects down the line.
As well, this group will likely benefit from the fact that for the first time, North America is grappling with the idea of letting people work remotely on a large scale. In some cases, it is working well enough that employers will continue with some kind of hybrid work model going forward, giving their staff more options when it comes to combining work and family priorities.
Although older millennials with children may also benefit from flexible work policies, for the moment that group is getting squeezed as they deal with the competing priorities of work, schooling and child care – all from the (dis)comfort of their own homes. There is not a lot that public policy can do while health measures are being observed, leaving it up to employers to accommodate workers as much as is feasible.
For the other group of women – those who have actually lost jobs and temporarily stopped looking for work – the best policy response would be to roll out the vaccines, support the economy through monetary and fiscal policies and perhaps boost support to industries that have been hard-hit by the pandemic. That is the only thing that will get business activity back to something approaching normal – and ultimately what will help women (and men) rebuild their economic lives.
Linda Nazareth is host of the Work and the Future podcast and senior fellow for economics and population change at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.
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This was supposed to be a short snowshoe hike to Summit Rock but starting at the right trailhead would have helped. Even though all of us were scouting for the Summit Rock road as we drove on Highway 138, we still managed to somehow miss it, winding up instead at another forest road about 4 miles east of the Summit Rock turnoff. Further adding to the confusion was a sign at a three way junction at the start of the hike which said Summit Rock was 4 miles away. Of course, the same sign said Chemult was 27 miles away and the sign was quite mute as to which of the three forks would take us where. Nothing like starting the new year by not knowing where we were, where we were going, and how to get there.
I had a GPS but could not find Summit Rock on it because at the time we had not yet deduced we were starting at the wrong road and I was looking for the rock in the wrong quadrant. At the aforementioned three-way junction, the middle fork headed north and offered a nice view of snowy Mount Thielsen and for no other reason, we (John, Katsuaki, Merle, and yours truly) grabbed the middle fork.
There wasn't a lot of snow but there was enough to shoe on as the road descended gently through the trees. It was a gloriously sunny day and the temperature was in the high 20's. Despite the chill, several layers of clothing were shed as we soon warmed up from the exertion.
There wasn't a lot to see, it was just a pleasant walk through trees with their shadows mottling the pristine white blanket of snow. Snowshoe hare tracks crisscrossed the road and occasionally some predator tracks showed up too. Despite the lack of human activity here, the snowy wilderness is indeed a busy place, judging by the number of critter tracks.
At just under the 2 mile mark, the road unceremoniously ended at a loop turnaround in the woods. So what do 4 guys do when they don't really know where they are? Why, leave the road and head off through the forest, and we didn't even stop to ask for directions. Trails are so overrated anyway. We headed northeast with some vague notion of either reaching the Pacific Crest Trail or getting a nice view of nearby Mount Thielsen. We didn't know it at the time but we were already at the base of the mountain, it'd have been a pretty good pull uphill to get to any vantage points.
After a short stretch of heading gradually uphill by stepping over logs and pushing past young trees we cleared the snow off a large fallen tree and ate lunch. Katusaki earned the Hiker Most Likely to Get Re-Invited Award when he whipped out a flask of whisky. The potent brew took our breath away but it certainly made a nice little glowing warm spot in our insides.
While sitting on the log, I was finally able to find Summit Rock on the GPS, turns out we were about 3 miles east and just a little bit to the north of the rock. There was some discussion about going cross-country to the rock but that was all put to rest when we found out it'd be three-plus miles back to the car after that.
Oh well, so back we go and navigation was simple as all we had to do was follow our clearly visible tracks in reverse. However, the the hike back was much tougher as the snow had become quite sticky as it warmed up in the sun, it had the consistency of ice cream left out a little too long at the party. The snow stuck to the bottom of our snowshoes, reminding me of hiking in wet clay.
Merle and Katsuaki took off their shoes but they both found the hiking no less tedious as they slipped and slid on the forest road slush. I tested out several methods of keeping the snow from accumulating on the shoes. There was the "shake and bake", the "shuffle-step" and the "felonious assault" which consisted of beating on the shoes with my hiking poles. In the end, I found the most expedient method was the "flick and kick" which consisted of flicking the shoe by sharply pressing my toes into the shoe on the back step. The hinged shoe joint then flicked (if successful) the sticky snow into oblivion. It still was tedious and tiring, though.
So, in the end this was just a bunch of guys walking in the woods and going nowhere in particular. I can't think of a better way to start the new year! For more pictures of this hike, please visit the Flickr album.


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State of Independence XIV
A set of images taken at the three protest encampments in Plaça Catalunya, Barcelona.
In February, the independence movement secured permission to mount a protest in Barcelona's main city square, with dozens of campaigners camping out and distributing propaganda. This ran from early in February until the campers were finally removed in mid-April.
Unfortunately for the independence protesters, the city council can not legitimately turn a blind eye to one set of people camping out while denying a request from another.
So before long, there was a smaller anti-independence camp constructed, along with a regular propaganda stall selling Tabarnian flags, pins and mugs. Although significantly smaller, the Tabarnian group clearly attracted more interest than its independence oriented counterpart – likely because of the campaign fatigue that is now setting in. The two sides sat on opposite sides of the square, which is large enough to keep them well separated.
The third encampment, constructed along the edge of the square separating the pro-and-anti-independence groups, was a protest against homelessness in Barcelona. As such, it was the only group for which camping was an appropriate way of demonstrating. It is currently estimated that there are between 3000 and 4000 homeless people sleeping rough on the streets of Barcelona, reflecting the appalling level of social support provided by many wealthy western countries today.
Equally appalling was that this group was largely ignored by most people passing through. While the political stands were usually surrounded by people, there was almost never anyone taking information or making a donation to the homeless. This is Barcelona's greatest shame, where farcical political movements receive official money and popular support, yet people who are genuinely in need get essentially nothing. In the longer term, the situation may improve with Ada Colau's proposed construction of new social housing – but given the political instability in Catalunya there are few guarantees as to when or if this will be completed, or if it will be managed appropriately for those most in need.
I asked one couple if I could take their photograph:
But when I returned to give them a copy, the encampments had been removed.
Today, even if there are no more tents, the protests are still continuing. The city council continues to allow a large permanent independence propaganda stand but has seemingly blocked equivalent requests from pro-union groups.
More worryingly, the homeless camp has been replaced by a hunger strike in protest at the treatment of those with no choice but to sleep on the streets. Yet it is still largely ignored in favour of the other people with their brightly coloured Esteladas and political slogans.
Categories: Black and White, Film, Journalism, Photography, Politics
Tagged as: Barcelona, Camp, Camping, Homeless, Ilford Delta 400, Independence, Leica M7, Protest, State of Independence
State of Independence XIII
Sun and Rain
paula graham says:
Homelessness…a worldwide problem so huge and so difficult to solve with heartbreak stories …getting more widespread in spite of attempts to help. Great series of photos, Mark
Thanks. It is a big problem in many Mediterranean cities, where the mix of climate and wealthy tourists encourages migration. However, this year the winter here was very bad, and according to some Twitter sources some 60 to 70 homeless people died in Barcelona in the first few months of 2018 (although I could not find a more definitive source for these numbers).
Jess Stranger says:
Hi Mark, you hit the nail on the head with this one: "It is currently estimated that there are between 3000 and 4000 homeless people sleeping rough on the streets of Barcelona, reflecting the appalling level of social support provided by many wealthy western countries today." Could not agree with you more, actually. In the USA we have an appalling homelessness situation and the wealthier get wealthier and the poorer get poorer and the middle class is slowly depleting. With poverty comes social unrest and hatred of others and a disconnect among the people because of a thing call social caste, which I think every society has even if it's not blatantly called that. I remember in 2008 there was some homeless in Spain when I visited, but nothing like how I read about now. It is harmful and disgusting and those to blame are our rulers.
Also, I may add, that we are also to blame because we appoint those rulers. I have never been more ashamed of my people for voting Trump into office, for example. I assume now that I've opened myself to the attack of Trump trolls who might see this. Just a heads up, but this is my honest opinion and I, myself, absolutely DO NOT align with it. Why do I mention it? Because you are right – we, the wealthy west, aid in this appalling situation you see in your home. For that, I am sorry.


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Consilium agrees to sell bulk of business, shares soar
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's Consilium (CONSb.ST) has agreed to sell its biggest division, Marine & Safety, for 3 billion crowns ($318 million), news that sent its shares tripling in value on Monday to record highs.
The maker of fire and gas detection and navigation and emission monitoring systems for ships, properties, transportation and the oil and gas industry said it had agreed to sell the division to private equity firm Nordic Capital.
Its shares were up 196% at 0906 GMT.
"The proposed transaction enables the freeing up of considerable worth for Consilium's shareholders, and allows Consilium to focus on growth within remaining businesses," the company said in a statement on Saturday.
Consilium said it expects a capital gain of around 1.55 billion crowns or 132 crowns per share from the sale of the division, which last year had a turnover of 1.35 billion crowns - 95% of group turnover.
The board plans to use the proceeds to invest in remaining operations and to pay back loans, and will also propose an extra dividend, Consilium said.
Platanen Holding, which controls 72% of votes in Consilium, has undertaken to vote in favor of the deal at an extraordinary shareholder meeting and the deal is expected to be finalised in March or April 2020, it said.
Consilium, which has sold or closed down segments in recent years to streamline its business, has this year been looking into strategic alternatives for its remaining operations.
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North Carolina General Statutes § 159B-25 Refunding bonds
(a) A municipality or joint agency is hereby authorized to provide by resolution for the issuance of refunding bonds of the municipality or joint agency for the purpose of refunding any bonds then outstanding which shall have been issued under the provisions of this Chapter, including the payment of any redemption premium thereon and any interest accrued or to accrue to the date of redemption of such bonds.
(b) In addition to any refunding bonds that may be issued pursuant to subsection (a), a municipality or joint agency is hereby authorized to provide by resolution for the issuance of refunding bonds for the purpose of providing for the payment of any interest accrued or to accrue on any bonds which shall have been issued by the joint agency under the provisions of this Chapter; provided, however, that the refunding bonds are issued on or prior to June 30, 1992, and the latest maturity of the refunding bonds issued for a project is no later than the latest maturity of any other bonds issued by the municipality or joint agency, as the case may be, then outstanding for the same project; and provided further that the Local Government Commission shall conduct an evidentiary hearing and upon the evidence presented find and determine that:
(1) The municipality's or the joint agency's debt will be managed in strict compliance with law;
(2) The requirements of this Chapter with respect to the issuance of its bonds and the details thereof and security therefor have been and will be satisfied;
(3) The estimated revenues of the project or the revenues of the municipality's electric system, as the case may be, will be sufficient to service all bonds to be outstanding after the issuance of the refunding bonds;
(4) The application of the proceeds of the refunding bonds will result in the deferral of recovery in rates of a portion of the capital costs of the project for a reasonable period of time;
(5) All capital costs of the project will be recovered over a period ending, and all bonds issued for the project will mature, no later than the end of the then estimated useful economic life of the project;
(6) The issuance of the bonds is in the best interest of the municipality's or joint agency's electricity customers; and
(7) The bond rating of the State and its several political subdivisions and agencies allowed to issue bonds should not be adversely affected.
(c) The issuance of such bonds, the maturities and other details thereof, the rights of the holders thereof, and the rights, duties and obligations of the municipality or joint agency in respect to the same shall be governed by the provisions of this Chapter which relate to the issuance of bonds, insofar as such provisions may be appropriate thereto. (1975, c. 186, s. 1; 1989, c. 735, s. 2; 1995, c. 412, s. 16.)
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Audio Recording James Joseph Hensley interview conducted by Betsy Peterson, 2011-10-20.
James Joseph Hensley interview conducted by Betsy Peterson, 2011-10-20.
Pilot James J. Hensley discusses the highly controversial Texas Chicken maneuver, how pay for a pilot is calculated, and the underlying tension between captains and pilots.
Hensley, James J., 1948- interviewee.
- Recorded at the Offices of the Houston Pilot Association, Deer Park, Texas, October 20, 2011.
- Working the port of Houston: Archie Green Fellows Project, 2011-2012 (AFC 2012/006: 00302) Archive of Folk Culture, American Folklife Center, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Hensley, James J., Interviewee, Betsy Peterson, and Sponsor Occupational Folklife Project. James Joseph Hensley interview conducted by Betsy Peterson, -10-20 . -10-20, 2011. Pdf. https://0-www.loc.gov.oasys.lib.oxy.edu/item/2016655441/.
Hensley, J. J., Peterson, B. & Occupational Folklife Project, S. (2011) James Joseph Hensley interview conducted by Betsy Peterson, -10-20 . -10-20. [Pdf] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://0-www.loc.gov.oasys.lib.oxy.edu/item/2016655441/.
Hensley, James J., Interviewee, Betsy Peterson, and Sponsor Occupational Folklife Project. James Joseph Hensley interview conducted by Betsy Peterson, -10-20 . -10-20, 2011. Pdf. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2016655441/>.


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Le château de la Hierce est un édifice d'époque et de style Renaissance, situé à Brantôme, en France.

Localisation
L'édifice est situé sur la commune de Brantôme, dans le département de la Dordogne, en région Nouvelle-Aquitaine, en rive gauche de la Dronne.

Historique
Le château est construit dans la première moitié du  (1520-1530) par la famille d'Albret dont il était un des fiefs.

Le château de la Hierce est classé au titre des monuments historiques par arrêté du 12 mars 1892.

Architecture
D'époque et de style Renaissance, le château est construit sur des grottes qui lui servent de fondations. Le bâtiment est composé d 'un corps de logis flanqué à l'ouest d'une échauguette et à l'est, d'une loggia et d'une tour circulaire. Au centre du corps de logis, une tour rectangulaire se dresse et est percée de baies ainsi que de fenêtres à meneaux. Un petit oratoire est présent derrière la tour circulaire.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste des monuments historiques de la Dordogne

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Monument historique classé en 1892


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Amidst low take-up predictions DfE to give £30k per T-level and 'tolerance' for under-delivery
Billy Camden
Tue 18th Jun 2019, 0.01
The first wave of T-level providers are expected to recruit half the amount of students the government predicts, research shared exclusively with FE Week has revealed.
It comes as plans for one-off payments of up to £90,000 for the early providers are unveiled by the Department for Education, as well as confirmation that a "tolerance" will be applied for under-delivery.
The National Foundation for Educational Research conducted interviews with half of the first 50 providers to deliver T-levels in 2020.
We intend to introduce additional one-off payments to providers
All but one said they were planning to recruit between 12 and 20 students in the first year, in "recognition of the challenges in setting up a new programme".
The Department for Education previously projected the 2020/21 cohort would total 2,500 students, but then revised this down to 2,000.
If all of the 50 providers in wave one recruit 20 students each, then just 1,000 would be studying the new qualifications in that year.
To help the first wave of providers, in part to recruit more students, the DfE said today it would offer them one-off additional payments – as part of a £3.75 million package of financial support.
The plan was revealed in the DfE's response to its T-levels funding consultation, which confirmed funding rates will range from £4,170 to £5,835 per year, depending on the size of the qualification, despite 62 per cent of respondents opposing the proposal.
In "recognition of the additional costs that are unique to the early T-level providers", the department said the additional one-off payments will amount to £30,000 per provider for each new T-level introduced in 2020, and of £20,000 per provider introducing the Transition Framework in 2020.
"This is to recognise the costs associated with engaging in co-design of the qualifications and providers' work with the department on T-level and Transition Framework policy development," the consultation document added.
Sixteen of the first 50 will offer all three of the first T-levels, which will be taught in education, construction and digital, and will therefore benefit from one-off payments of £90,000.
The funding will be paid in 2019/20 and at the moment is only for the providers delivering in 2020/21.
Considerations are being made to also offer the payments to those set to deliver in 2021/22, but there is "no plan to extend beyond this".
The consultation continued to say that officials "understand providers are concerned they will not be able to predict recruitment to T-levels far enough in advance to feed accurate student numbers into the allocations process", and if recruitment "does not reflect the student numbers used for the allocation then this could lead to over or under funding".
To ensure providers "invest in T-levels with confidence" the department is proposing to operate a "tolerance before making any funding adjustments".
"We envisage a tolerance for under-delivery during the implementation phase which will be tightened as T-levels become more established," the document stated.
"We will review actual enrolment against the first data return of the academic year. Any downward adjustment to funding would apply to the number of students outside of the tolerance."
The full NFER report on T-levels will be published on Thursday.
Click here to see the full list of providers in the second wave of T-levels.


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Disney General Entertainment Content, anteriormente Capital Cities/ABC, Inc., ABC Group, Disney–ABC Television Group e a segunda incarnação da Walt Disney Television, é uma divisão da The Walt Disney Company que supervisiona seu conteúdo de televisão próprio e operado, ativos e subdivisões.

Após a aquisição da 21st Century Fox pela Disney em 20 de março de 2019, a divisão recebeu o nome de unificação de Walt Disney Television e rebatizada dois anos depois como Disney General Entertainment Content. As subdivisões da DGEC incluem a ABC, ABC News, Disney Branded Television, Disney Media and Entertainment Distribution (anteriormente), Disney Television Studios, ABC Signature,
ABC Family Worldwide e Hulu Original Content Teams, ativos adquiridos da 21st Century Fox e integrados nesta divisão incluem FX Networks, FX Productions, 20th Television e 20th Television Animation.

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Em setembro de 2022, a seguir estão as unidades atuais da Disney General Entertainment com base na estrutura de relatórios:

Antigas unidades
Transferidas para Disney Media and Entertainment Distribution (DMED)
 Disney XD
 ABC Owned Television Stations

Transferências de reorganização de 2018
Estes ativos foram transferidos para Walt Disney Direct-to-Consumer & International em 2018, os quais incluem:
 Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment – também conhecido como Disney-ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution
 Disney–ABC Domestic Television – anteriormente Buena Vista Television
 Disney Media Distribution – anteriormente Disney–ABC International Television e antes disso, ABC Cable and International Broadcast Group
 Disney Channels Worldwide - apenas canais internacionais
 Broadcast Satellite Disney Co., Ltd. (Abril de 2009 – 2018) – operadora do canal Dlife (Japão)
 Hungama TV (2006–2018)
 Buena Vista International Television Investments
 RTL Disney Television Limited Partnership, 50% (–2018)
 Tele Munich Television Media Participation Limited Partnership, 50%
 RTL 2 Television Limited Partnership, 31.5% (–2018)
 RTL II (Alemanha)
 Super RTL (1995-2021) Alemanha
 Kividoo assinatura de vídeo sob demanda (2015)
 Toggo Plus (2016)

Outros
 ABC Radio Networks (1945–2007) vendida para Cumulus Media
 American Contemporary Network (1 de janeiro de 1968)
 American Information Network (1 de janeiro de 1968)
 American Entertainment Network (1 de janeiro de 1968)
 American FM Network	(1 de janeiro de 1968)
 ABC Rock Radio Network (4 de janeiro de 1982)
 ABC Direction Radio Network (4 de janeiro de 1982)
 ABC Talk Radio (década de 1980)
 Urban Advantage Network (UAN)
 Radio Disney Group (2003–2014) vendeu estações individuais, exceto uma.
 Walt Disney Television (1999-2003)
 Disney MovieToons/Disney Video Premieres (1996-2003) veio como parte da transferência da Disney TV Animation para Walt Disney Feature Animation.
 DIC Entertainment, L.P. (1996-2000) vendido de volta para Andy Heyward.
 Jetix - fundida com a Disney Channels Worldwide.
 ABC News Now (2004-2009) rede de subcanal digital.
 Touchstone Television (2020) incorporada à 20th Television

Ver também
 Fox Networks Group

Referências

Ligações externas

Fundações nos Estados Unidos em 1985
Disney Media Networks
Empresas de mídia dos Estados Unidos
Empresas fundadas em 1985
American Broadcasting Company
Subsidiárias da The Walt Disney Company
Fusões e aquisições
Empresas da Califórnia
Empresas produtoras de televisão dos Estados Unidos


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INVESTIGATOR'S GUIDE TO ALLEGATIONS OF RITUAL CHILD ABUSE
The following essay and its hyper-links describe a guide written by K.V. Lanning on ritual child abuse. It is perhaps the most important and influential document ever written on the topic. Its wisdom has held up well, even though there have been enormous developments in the subject since the essay was written in 1992.
Kenneth V. Lanning is a Supervisory Special Agent at the Behavioral Science Unit at the National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime. The Center is located at the FBI Academy in Quantico, VA. It assists police forces throughout the US. The group is often called in as consultants by local and state police forces.
Lanning began working in the field in 1981. Allegations of ritual abuse began to surface circa 1983. At first, he tended to believe that the abuse really occurred. He reported:
But the number of alleged cases began to grow and grow. We now have hundreds of victims alleging that thousands of offenders are abusing and even murdering tens of thousands of people as part of organized satanic cults, and there is little or no corroborative evidence. The very reason many "experts" cite for believing these allegations (i.e. many victims, who never met each other, reporting the same events), is the primary reason I began to question at least some aspects of these allegations.
Lanning defines a satanic murder as "one committed by two or more individuals who rationally plan the crime and whose primary motivation is to fulfill a prescribed satanic ritual calling for the murder." Using this definition he has been unable to identify even one documented satanic murder in the United States.
Investigator's guide:
The guide is quite long. We have divided it into a number of files:
Introduction Personal info. Concern about unsubstantiated allegations of bizarre sexual abuse & public hysteria.
Historical Overview Methods society uses to deny sexual abuse of children; the hoax of the 50,000 murdered children; 50 young children per year are kidnapped and murdered by strangers
Law Enforcement Training Law enforcement officers' uncritical acceptance of worthless information at anti-Satanism seminars.
Definitions Explores various meanings given to some indefinable terms: Satanism, ritual, ritual child abuse, Satanic crime.
Multidimensional Child Sex Rings (Multi-Victim, Multi-Offender (MVMO) cases involving impossible events. Characteristics of such cases. Lack of corpses and other evidence. Impossibility of an organized Satanic conspiracy. Past CRA [Christian Ritual Abuse] by KKK.
Alternative Explanations Why are victims alleging things that seem not to have happened? Possible answers: pathological distortion, pseudomemories, traumatic memory, childhood fears and fantasies, tricking, confusion, overzealous interviewers, urban legends.
Do Victims Lie About Sexual Abuse and Exploitation? Children rarely lie but do not necessarily tell the truth. Children learn of ritual and torture from viewing material, being abused, the media, suggestions and leading questions from interviewers, misperception and confusion, and educational programs.
Law Enforcement Perspective Some seminar leaders are unqualified; police need to avoid paranoia; Satanism linked to minor crimes (e.g. vandalism), but not child abuse or murder; teen Satanism usually symptom, not cause of a problem; definition of "Satanic murder", real history of Satanism)
Investigating Multidimensional Child Sex Rings Avoiding common traps when conducting an investigation.
Kenneth V. Lanning, "Investigator's Guide to Allegations of 'Ritual' Child Abuse", Behavioral Science Unit, National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime, Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI Academy, Quantico, Virginia 22135 (1992)
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Which of the following header statements allow you to omit using the std:: when using cout?
You don't need a header statement.
You must put using namespace std; at the top of your file to avoid having to type std:: every time you use cout and cin.
Which of the access modifiers don't work in Java?
One of the benefits to Java is that there is garbage collection. So when data is disposed of its done automatically versus a language like C++ where you need to tell the program to delete dynamically allocated data.
What line of code is needed to import in order to use Color in the following format Color.Blue, Color.RED, Color.White?
If you were to use the following format Color.Red, Color.Blue, etc then the correct answer would have to be java.awt.*; While java.awt.Color; does fit the appropriate code, if you import that entire statement, you don't need to put Color.Red just Red and following. The other two import statements are just completely wrong.


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Tolidomoxia nigerrima is a species of beetle in the family Mordellidae, the only species in the genus Tolidomoxia.

References

Mordellidae
Beetles described in 1950


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The Echo Look is the latest Echo product.
It features Alexa like other Echo units, but it's meant to help you keep track of your wardrobe.
It has an embedded camera and a "Style Check" service for feedback on outfits.
Amazon on Wednesday introduced the Echo Look, a camera that's meant to sit inside your closet and help you keep track of your daily outfits.
If it sounds weird, that's because it is. In fact, we thought it was a joke when we first received information on the new product. The device is capable of snapping "full-length photos and short videos" of you, complete with a computer-generated background blur, and then storing those pictures in a companion app. "Build a personal lookbook and share your photos," Amazon advertises.
Amazon Echo Look features a "Style Check" service that it says "combines machine learning algorithms with advice from fashion specialists." We guess that means it's also willing to provide feedback, even critical, about your outfit choices.
The Echo Look may sound silly, but we bet Amazon has some sort of plan here. Our guess is it could use the Echo Look to start suggesting different clothing items, which users would buy directly from Amazon.
The Echo Look will cost $199.99 when it launches and also features all of the other functions of the Echo Dot and standard Echo. Interested customers can request an invitation from Amazon now.


How To Run A Coffee Shop 01: What Makes a Coffee Shop Successful? March 25, 2015 By Max Vershinin In our weekly column �CoffeeShoprs Answer�� , owners and managers of some of the finest coffee shops and roasteries from across the country share �... In a competitive market, it�s important that you stand out against your competition. So, with coffee shops popping up all over the UK, how do you ensure you stay one step ahead?
Set your coffee shop up like a business . Yes, we know you are setting up a business because you are passionate about people and coffee and cakes and sandwiches and customer service.... Indeed, we know you are setting up a business since you are enthusiastic about people and espresso and cakes and sandwiches and client benefit.
Owning and running a cafe is a secret desire of many people � and it isn�t hard to understand why. Serving coffee and cake, and watching customers chat and relax from a hectic day of shopping, seems more fulfilling than any 9-5 office job.... By providing a perfect ambiance and proper sitting arrangements. You also need to provide some different flavors for your product. Most importantly the better you serve your beverages and coffee, the more people will flock to your shop.
Being a fan of coffee is one thing, but running your own coffee shop is a whole different situation � it�s not about the love anymore, but about business and turning your passion into a way to make money.
These days, no matter where you live, it seems like you can find a Starbucks on every corner. You know that wherever you go, no matter where in the world, if you go into a Starbucks, your latte is going to taste exactly the same as anywhere else.


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First-in-class cholesterol synthesis inhibitor meets primary endpoint in phase 3 study
News - Mar. 7, 2018
Bempedoic acid has met the primary endpoint in the first pivotal, phase 3 study that evaluated its LDL-C lowering efficacy and safety and tolerability vs. placebo in patients with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) or at high risk for ASCVD with hypercholesterolemia inadequately treated with background ezetimibe 10 mg and up to the lowest daily starting dose of a statin.
The 12-week study met its primary endpoint with LDL-C lowering totaling 28% (p<0.001) vs. placebo. The LDL-C lowering for the bempedoic acid group was 23% from baseline, as compared to an LDL-C increase of 5% for the placebo group. Patients treated with bempedoic acid also achieved a significantly greater reduction of 33% in high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP), compared to the placebo group which had an increase of 2% (p<0.001). The effect of bempedoic acid on cardiovascular morbidity and mortality has not yet been determined.
With a targeted mechanism of action, bempedoic acid is a first-in-class, complementary, orally available, once-daily ATP Citrate Lyase (ACL) inhibitor that reduces cholesterol biosynthesis and lowers LDL-C by up-regulating the LDL receptor. The study was conducted at 90 sites in the U.S., Canada and Europe. A total of 269 patients were randomized 2:1 to receive bempedoic acid or placebo.
In this study, bempedoic acid was observed to be safe and well-tolerated. There were no differences in the occurrence of adverse events (AEs), serious adverse events (SAEs) or muscle-related AEs; and no differences in discontinuations due to AEs or muscle-related AEs between the bempedoic acid group compared to the placebo group. Two patients (1.1%) treated with bempedoic acid had elevations in liver function tests (ALT/AST) of >3ULN, repeated and confirmed. The cumulative number of patients now treated with bempedoic acid in phase 2 clinical trials and in Study 4 totals 919. Of these, six patients (0.6%) had elevations in liver function tests. This rate of elevations in liver function test is consistent with the rate observed in phase 2 clinical trials and with all other previously approved oral LDL-C-lowering therapies, including statins and ezetimibe.
Esperion plans to present full results from this study at an upcoming medical conference and to publish in a major medical journal.
Source: press release Esperion, March 7, 2018


David lives in Santa Barbara with his wife, 2 year old son, and daughter on the way. He works as a middle school special education teacher. David ran for Cal Poly in college and recently reconnected with the Aggies. His goal is to stay consistent in his racing, reach the masters division healthy, and to continue to have fun in the sport.
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// Copyright 1998-2017 Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
/*===========================================================================
	C++ class header boilerplate exported from UnrealHeaderTool.
	This is automatically generated by the tools.
	DO NOT modify this manually! Edit the corresponding .h files instead!
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PRAGMA_DISABLE_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS
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#define MultiUserToolrotoNew_4_15_Source_MultiUserTool_MyPaperSpriteActor_h_14_RPC_WRAPPERS
#define MultiUserToolrotoNew_4_15_Source_MultiUserTool_MyPaperSpriteActor_h_14_RPC_WRAPPERS_NO_PURE_DECLS
#define MultiUserToolrotoNew_4_15_Source_MultiUserTool_MyPaperSpriteActor_h_14_INCLASS_NO_PURE_DECLS \
	private: \
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	friend MULTIUSERTOOL_API class UClass* Z_Construct_UClass_AMyPaperSpriteActor(); \
	public: \
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#define MultiUserToolrotoNew_4_15_Source_MultiUserTool_MyPaperSpriteActor_h_14_INCLASS \
	private: \
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	friend MULTIUSERTOOL_API class UClass* Z_Construct_UClass_AMyPaperSpriteActor(); \
	public: \
	DECLARE_CLASS(AMyPaperSpriteActor, APaperSpriteActor, COMPILED_IN_FLAGS(0), 0, TEXT("/Script/MultiUserTool"), NO_API) \
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	DEFINE_DEFAULT_OBJECT_INITIALIZER_CONSTRUCTOR_CALL(AMyPaperSpriteActor) \
	DECLARE_VTABLE_PTR_HELPER_CTOR(NO_API, AMyPaperSpriteActor); \
DEFINE_VTABLE_PTR_HELPER_CTOR_CALLER(AMyPaperSpriteActor); \
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#define MultiUserToolrotoNew_4_15_Source_MultiUserTool_MyPaperSpriteActor_h_14_ENHANCED_CONSTRUCTORS \
private: \
	/** Private move- and copy-constructors, should never be used */ \
	NO_API AMyPaperSpriteActor(AMyPaperSpriteActor&&); \
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#define MultiUserToolrotoNew_4_15_Source_MultiUserTool_MyPaperSpriteActor_h_14_PRIVATE_PROPERTY_OFFSET
#define MultiUserToolrotoNew_4_15_Source_MultiUserTool_MyPaperSpriteActor_h_11_PROLOG
#define MultiUserToolrotoNew_4_15_Source_MultiUserTool_MyPaperSpriteActor_h_14_GENERATED_BODY_LEGACY \
PRAGMA_DISABLE_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS \
public: \
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	MultiUserToolrotoNew_4_15_Source_MultiUserTool_MyPaperSpriteActor_h_14_RPC_WRAPPERS \
	MultiUserToolrotoNew_4_15_Source_MultiUserTool_MyPaperSpriteActor_h_14_INCLASS \
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