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Q: Sid Meier's Pirates! Won't install on Windows 7 So I broke out this game the other day, blew the dust off of it, and popped into my PC's cup holder eagerly anticipating the epic pirating that was soon to commence. Imagine my disappointment when the game refused to let me install it. I've done quite a bit of research and I cannot find anyone that is having the same issue as I am. I have found some helpful tidbits, though.
At first. when InstallShield was checking Windows version, preparing to install, etc., it would suddenly stop and present me with a dialogue box that said "1628: Failed to complete installation." After some research I determined that this was an issue with InstallShield, and the suggested fix was to delete my InstallShield folder and attempt the installation again. This actually helped, and progress was made.
Not much progress, though. Now all of the initial Windows version checks and installation preparations complete and those windows go away as they should. I never get the next window, though. By next window I mean the one where I start choosing where to install the program and the installation actually occurs. When I check my Task Manager, IDriver.exe is in my list of processes using about 10 MB of ram and fluctuating between about 10-12 processor usage, but it never does anything. I thought maybe it would just take a bit of time, but I've decided it's just never going to work. I started the installation and just let IDriver.exe do it's thing while I wrote a paper for my college coursework, and it never kicked up a new window to install the program. Also, even though it's computing something with my processor, I don't think it's actually doing anything because the amount of memory used never changes.
The last bits of information I have for those of you that are hopefully more tech minded than I are that I'm using Windows 7 64bit, setup.exe on disk one is running in WinXP SP2 mode, and I've given it admin access. I know this question is about installing a specific game, but it seems to possibly be more of a Windows Installer issue. Many others are enjoying this game with Windows 7, so I'm sure there's something I can do on my machine to fix this.

A: This Application Compatibility Update explicitly mentions adding support for Sid Meier's Pirates!, so get it here (32-bit) or here (64-bit), install it and then try running the game in normal (not compatibility) mode (use compatibility mode only if normal mode fails).
For best results ensure your copy of Windows is updated, since there may have been further compatibility updates as well.


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Same as last week with no new trades for the LS Trader system. Another stop loss hit for me though so another £200 loss – just £20 in credit overall with them now. The other trade is currently running at a £110 loss.
On the plus (?) side the trade i missed is now 4000 pips or so in profit or around £520 at my staking level!


When you file a workers compensation claim in California, you have certain rights. Among them is freedom from retaliation. If your employer fired you for filing a claim, call an experienced workers' comp lawyer right away. You may have a separate employment law claim against your employer.
At the Law Offices of Hussain & Gutierrez, we have more than 40 years of experience handling workers' compensation cases and we will fight for your benefits and your job.
Call us at 818-646-6935 for a free initial consultation. Based in Van Nuys, we help injured workers throughout the Los Angeles area.
The term retaliation in employment law means that an employer has taken a negative action against an employee for asserting a legal claim or right under the law. Retaliation is illegal. Even if your employer did not fire you, but took some other negative action, like cutting your hours or pay, harassing you at work or changing your job duties in a negative way, those actions still qualify as retaliation.
To prove a retaliation claim, you must show that your employer fired you because you filed a workers' comp claim. Most employees in California are "at-will," meaning the employer can fire them for any legal reason or no reason at all. Retaliation for a workers' comp claim is not a legal reason. The timing of your firing (or other negative action) may be suspicious. Employers will often try to argue that they fired the employee for performance issues, they were downsizing or the employee could no longer perform their job because of their injury. You will need an experienced attorney to challenge their claims.
If your employer fired you for filing a workers' comp claim, you need an experienced attorney to fight for your rights. For a free consult, call our office or send us an email.


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Q: Format AJAX-Response into HTML I'm using the newest Version of Wordpress. On a private page I've created my very first filter field on a dropdown. The filter options are the different years, queried from a custom table. No issues here.
Changing the filter field triggers an AJAX-call to the backend using jQuery. The callbackfunction on the php-backend then runs 2 queries on the database:
1. Getting the calendar weeks possessing one or more entry from the custom table
2. Getting the entries per week
The problem: The second query runs for every result of the first query. Therefore it is nested in a loop. But i need to display the first value as well.
What I've tried: Joining all the ouput of the queries into a php-string including the HTML-wrapper-classes for each entry, then using the string as the AJAX response. But this attempt includes nonprintables (\n or \t). I need to keep the output readable to edit it. It doesn't actually get formatted like html.
My questions:

*

*Should the AJAX response be formatted as HTML in the callback
function? And how can it be displayed in the frontend?

*Should the AJAX response simply be a JSON object? And how can the entries of the second query get mapped to the ones from first query
in the frontend?

Here's the current code of the very basic ajax call:
            var filter = $('#filter');

            $.ajax({
                url:filter.attr('action'), // ajax
                data:filter.serialize(), // form data
                type:filter.attr('method'), // POST
                dataType:"html",
                success:function(data){

                    $('#json-response').html(data);

                    //TBD: Properly display data of response
                }
            });

The expected pseudo HTML-output would look something like this:

        CALENDAR WEEK 1 <-- Result from first query

01.01.2020, ... more data
 <-- Result from second query

03.01.2020, ... more data
 <-- Another result from second query

        CALENDAR WEEK N

data

data

and so on...

A: This is a bad practice that Ajax responses have HTML format.
just send data in JSON format from server to client. so it will be standard.

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Sterling silver and Blue Gem turquoise cuff bracelet by Sampson Gray (Navajo) Sampson Gray was born in 1962 in Pine Dale, New Mexico on the Navajo Reservation into the Zuni Clan. He learned silversmithing from his grandmother and has been active for 30 years. He uses a buffalo stamp and the letters "SG" to sign his work. This bracelet measures 1 1/2 inches wide by 5 3/4 inches inside circumference. Wrist opening measures 1 1/4 inches.


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Around the World passenger rail numbers have been growing consistently and rail authorities are forecasting passenger rail demand to continue increasing. This, combined with continued reliance on rail networks for freight capacity, will increase pressure on railway infrastructure in the coming years, especially in terms of track reliability.
Rectifying poor track geometry caused by subgrade and ballast deformation often results in speed restrictions being imposed and unplanned maintenance work. Use of geogrids for trackbed stabilisation to minimise rail alignment issues is a proven approach but a new design method by Tensar could enhance capabilities further.
"The need for trackbed maintenance work and line speed restrictions are expensive and disruptive to the public, industry, train operators and asset owners," says Tensar senior application technology manager, Andrew Lees.
According to Lees, maintenance intervals can be up to three times longer. "Reducing whole-life costs, in terms of both cash and carbon," he says.
However, while geogrids have been used for decades in rail track construction, current performance-based design methods do not accurately predict long term behaviour of ballast, sub-ballast and the subgrade, which means their benefits cannot be truly modelled during design.
"We set out to resolve the design-related issues, with the aim of developing a new design method that not only predicted track foundation performance more accurately but that would also allow the benefits of installing stabilising geogrids to be determined reliably," explains Lees.
Tensar's initial investigations used finite element analysis (FEA) with elasto-plastic constitutive models, instead of the linear elastic models of the older analysis methods. This work highlighted some of the drawbacks of using this approach.
In particular, the team found that, compared with other input parameters, permanent deformations were not particularly sensitive to the stiffness of subgrade and ballast layers – which are key input parameters to the elastic layer analysis used in the Li-Selig method.
Lees says that Tensar's approach uses advanced, but readily-available, hardening plasticity models to predict permanent subgrade deformations under train wheel loading.
"These outputs are multiplied up by the more reliable element of the Li-Selig method that depends only on the subgrade soil type to obtain a prediction of the accumulation of subgrade deformation under successive train loading," he says.
Relationships have been derived between mobilised bearing capacity and permanent subgrade deformation that can also be multiplied up to obtain approximate predictions under successive train loading.
"Once the preferred option has been chosen, a full FEA model can be run," adds Lees.
Tensar's new approach was calibrated with its Triax geogrid, using laboratory testing carried out at the Czech Technical University, with 500,000 load cycles on rails and sleepers supported by stabilised and non-stabilised sub-ballast over a clay subgrade.
Data gathered by Tensar and its research partners during full-scale field trials of geogrid placed in sub-ballast on live freight and passenger lines in Slovakia, the US and South Africa was used to back-analys, and confirm modelling predictions.
Lower quality materials, such as fouled ballast, stabilised with Triax were also tested and it was found that their stabilised mechanical properties exceeded those of non-stabilised, higher quality materials.
"This could have a major positive impact on costs and sustainability, as it enables re-use of fouled ballast materials as sub-ballast, in both new track construction and rehabilitation," explains Lees.
"With an ever-increasing burden being placed on rail infrastructure, there is clearly a need to deliver safe permanent way efficiently, with designs that offer value for money – in terms of both construction and whole life costs – and that have minimal environmental impact.
"This essentially boils down to mitigating risk – a large proportion of which lies in the ground.
According to Lees, this new design approach enables designers to more accurately predict long term subgrade deformation and to model the benefits of incorporating stabilising geogrids into sub-ballast. "This should save time and money during construction and over the operational lifetime of a railway, through longer maintenance intervals," he concludes.
When granular fill material, such as ballast or sub-ballast, is compacted over a geogrid, it partially penetrates and projects through the geogrid's apertures to create a strong and positive interlock. This interlock enables the geogrid to confine and restrain the granular material from lateral spread, which helps maintain horizontal and vertical rail alignment.
Laboratory and field testing has shown that sub-ballast layers stabilised by geogrid are better able to distribute imposed traffic loads, by increasing the area of influence on the subgrade, so bearing pressures are lower.
By providing a stiffer foundation to the track, settlement has been reduced by almost 40%, for the same amount of rail traffic, compared with non-stabilised sub-ballast layers. These layers can also be up to two-thirds thinner, while maintaining bearing capacity, reducing excavation and replacement of weak subgrades, cutting construction time and costs.
Track profiles can also be smoothed at interfaces between structures, for example where embankments meet concrete trackbeds beneath overbridges and in tunnels, by reducing the effects of differential settlement.
This article was originally published on the Ground Engineering website on the 17th of October 2018. You can view the original article here.


(CNN) -- Actor Vince Vaughn was arrested early Sunday morning on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to authorities.
Vaughn was stopped at a DUI checkpoint around 1 a.m. local time in Hermosa Beach outside of Los Angeles, California, according to Sgt. Matt Sabosky of the Manhattan Beach Police Department.
The "Dodgeball" actor was subsequently arrested for driving under the influence and for resisting, delaying or obstructing officers, Sabosky said.
An unidentified male passenger travelling with Vaughn was also arrested, Sabosky said, on charges of obstructing officers and public intoxication. Additional details on the passenger were not immediately available.
Both men were taken to the Manhattan Beach Jail, and have since left. Details about Vaughn's bail weren't available Sunday morning.
Representatives for Vaughn did not immediately respond to requests for comment.


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Q: onMembersAdded event is not firing when installing Teams Bot app from zip I would like to send the user a welcome message when they install my MS Teams Bot app.  All the samples and documentation point to using the ActivityHandler onMembersAdded event.  Unfortunately I can't get this event to fire. I also noticed that when installing the zip file in Teams and watching the requests in ngrok nothing happens; so I'm not entirely sure the problem is in my bot app.  Is there something I need to do in the manifest?
If I chat with my app the onMessage event will fire, but like I said above, I need to send a "Welcome" message when the app is installed before the user starts typing.
Background:
I created the manifest for my app using App Studio in Teams and exported it to a zip
The node app is built with the using botbuilder 4.9.2

A: onMembersAddedAsync works everywhere, but not in Teams :) For Teams, there is a set of separate methods that work only in Teams. You need to use OnTeamsMembersAddedAsync. You can read more about that here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/bots/how-to/create-a-bot-for-teams


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Tisbury Housing Production Plan
Final HPP
A brief overview of the Island housing situation.
Tisbury Population and Housing Profile
Tisbury Workshop September 22, 2016 Slides/Presentation
Tisbury Workshop September 22, 2016 Summary
Tisbury Draft Vision Statement
Tisbury November 17, 2016 Workshop Presentation Including Draft Goals
Tisbury Revised Vision and Goals for Review at December Meeting
Tisbury Map for December Workshop
Tisbury Presentation for December Meeting
Tisbury Draft HPP
December Meeting Documents and Draft Housing Production Plan
Along with the five other towns on the Vineyard, Tisbury has begun a process to produce a Housing Production Plan (HPP). The HPP can be a guide to the Town's decisions in addressing housing that is affordable for our workers, families, elders and children. In Tisbury, the "how" of being proactive will be balanced with the equally important question of "where" it can happen.
Please JOIN our conversations - SAVE these dates
Thursday, November 17, 2016 at 6pm, Tisbury Senior Center
Thursday, December 15, 2016 at 6:30pm, Tisbury Senior Center
We invite you to participate in these very important interactive community workshops. During these three sessions we will examine the "who, how, where and when" in Tisbury. The workshops will be professionally facilitated by planning consultants from RKG Associates, Inc., JM Goldson Community + Planning (see bio below).
You can also participate by taking this brief 5 minute survey. Tell us about your housing needs and your priorities and concerns about housing issues: Take The All Island Planning Board Housing Survey
Housing Production Plan Process
The HPP process offers an opportunity to thoroughly examine the demographic changes and ever-changing housing market conditions – and how this impacts our community and the Island. A completed HPP will help Town leaders, policy makers and residents understand the best ways to move towards meeting the current and future housing needs of Tisbury while preserving the Town character and values. This plan will also guide decision makers as they look to allocate Town resources for any proposed production of new housing by identifying our inventory of existing housing and possible zoning revisions to meet any identified future housing goals.
HPPs are approved at the local level by the Board of Selectmen and Planning Board and then will be submitted to the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development for approval. HPPs are required to contain the following three elements:
An assessment of the Town's housing needs
Goals to assist with meeting the needs
Strategies toward achieving the goals
We have developed a thorough and public process to invite you to help shape the future of our town as we examine these three elements of the HPP. The interactive community workshops will help guide Tisbury's housing policies and other initiatives as part of the Housing Production Plan.
For more information about HPPs, this link will bring you to the State's website: Housing Production Plans
Questions or comments regarding Tisbury's HPP can be directed to [email protected] or 508-696-4270.
Aquinnah | Chilmark | Edgartown | Oak Bluffs | Tisbury | West Tisbury
CONSULTANT BIOS
JM GOLDSON (LEAD CONSULTANT)
JM Goldson, is a sole proprietorship established in 2006 by community planner, Jennifer Goldson, AICP, that has a strong track record helping communities develop strategic priorities for community preservation and affordable housing through interactive public engagement. Jennifer has a diverse 20-year background as a professional community planner that blends specialties in housing, community preservation, and land use planning. JM Goldson, which employs 1.5 full-time professionals, specializes in creating Housing Production Plans, Housing Needs Assessments, Community Preservation Act Plans, and Affordable Housing Trust Action Plans. JM Goldson's work is exclusively in Massachusetts.
JM Goldson has completed many Housing Production Plans and Housing Needs Assessments, as well as facilitated interactive community housing workshops for a variety of communities including Agawam, Arlington, Barnstable, Bridgewater, Concord, Easton, Medway, Norwood, Pelham, Southborough, and Sudbury. JM Goldson is also preparing Housing Production Plans in Brookline and Nantucket as a sub-consultant to RKG Associates.
In addition, Jennifer is the primary author of three guidebooks for the Massachusetts Housing Partnership's (MHP):
Municipal Affordable Housing Trust Guidebook (2009, updated 2013)
Municipal Affordable Housing Trust Operations Manual (2015)
the new Community Preservation Act and affordable housing guidebook: Create, preserve, support (2016)
Jennifer is also a regular trainer at MHP's annual Housing Institute, specializing in building community support for affordable housing, the Community Preservation Act, and Municipal Affordable Housing Trusts.
RKG ASSOCIATES, INC.
RKG Associates, Inc. (RKG) is a full service economic, planning and real estate consulting firm with offices Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Virginia, and Georgia. Since its founding in 1981, RKG has successfully completed more than two thousand consulting projects regionally, nationally, and internationally, providing a comprehensive range of planning, economics, market research, and financial feasibility services to public and private clients. The firm employs ten full time professionals and has grown to become one of the most respected economics and real estate advisory consulting firms in the United States.
Judi Barrett, Director of Municipal Services at RKG, will represent the firm in Agawam. A planner with thirty years of experience in the field, Judi has led numerous master plans for cities and towns, conducted comprehensive zoning revisions and recodifications, and developed training programs for town boards and professional planners. She works nationally on inclusionary zoning and fair housing. Judi has completed affordable housing plans and studies for New England clients, including over two dozen Housing Production Plans. She serves as a Chapter 40B Technical Assistance Consultant for MHP, helping Boards of Appeal throughout Massachusetts navigate the comprehensive permit process. In addition, she recently authored a new Chapter 40B Guidebook for MHP.


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Home » Articles » Final Plans for the 2000 EUROTAS conference announced (english)
Dear CTP Members and friends of EUROTAS
For those of your interested in matters transpersonal in Europe, I want to tell you about two special conferences which will take place in 2000 at:
Kissingen in Germany 25- 28 May
Assisi in Italy 1-6 September
The first is the Second Assembly of the EUROTAS Creative Initiative in Germany from 25-28 May 2000. In my last notes for CTP news I mentioned the The Founding Assembly of the Creative Initiative which took place in Hungary last August. There were 45 of us from countries all over Europe and few will ever forget the experience. The meditations led by different members were lovely and the seven Creative Initiative committees worked better than we could have hoped. In between there were fascinating sessions, special walks and wonderful evenings together, full of singing and poetry and joy.
As a result, the Second Assembly of the Creative Initiative will be held in Germany from 25-28 May 2000. At the invitation of Dr Joachim Galuska this will take place at Kissingen near Frankfurt. It will be very special having our meeting in and around a hospital run on transpersonal lines. Places will be limited to 80. We hope to recreate the atmosphere of Dobogoke Village in Hungary which made for many of us new transpersonal friends and professional contacts across Europe. We are producing shortly the first draft of the work we did in the seven committees and this will form the basis for the Second Assembly. The themes are:
1. Training of European Transpersonal Therapists
2. European Transpersonal Journal and Publication of European Studies
3. European Spiritual Emergency Network
4. The Transpersonal Vision in Management and Government
5. The Transpersonal Vision in Health
6. The Transpersonal Vision in Education
7 Transpersonal Research
If you would be interested in joining one of the above groups or know someone who would, please contact me — details below and I will arrange for more details to be sent to you. It will be a very special meeting.
The Assisi 2000 Transpersonal Conference, entitled: "Time of the Soul – Consciousness, Creativity, Commitment", will take place at the Assisi Congress Centre, La Cittadella, on 1-6 September 2000. It is organised by the Italian Transpersonal Psychology Association (AIPT) under the Honorary Presidency of Ken Wilber, and in collaboration with ETPA and EUROTAS.
This summer I visited Assisi and found it a most spiritual place, as millions have before. The Cittadella is an excellent venue in the middle of Assisi and I am sure it will be a wonderful Conference. There is now a direct flight from London to Assisi/Perugia and it will probably be worth booking well in advance.
The Assisi programme will feature morning meditations and plenary sessions with theoretical presentations, experiential workshops in the afternoon, and conversational hours in the evening, along with other events involving musical and other creative expressions of spirituality. Several recognised leaders from the various countries will contribute to the programme, including Amit Goswami, Uma Krishnamurthy, Claudio Naranjo, Frances Vaughan, and Roger Walsh, who will also lead a number of pre- and post-conference workshops.
Beata Bishop and myself are the UK Delegates to EUROTAS which as you know brings together transpersonal associations and individuals from across Europe. We are making good progress and this year Austria and Switzerland transpersonal associations joined EUROTAS as well as old and new friends from a dozen other countries.
Details of both of these conferences will be available shortly. Please contact me If you would like to be on the mailing list.
John Drew
49 The Ridgeway
London NW11 8QP
profdrew@eurotas.org
0208 455 5054 tel
0208 455 4516 fax


How significant was an oath in the sixteenth century?
Extremely significant. Oaths were taken before God, and a false oath or breaking an oath was considered a major offense to God, placing one's immortal soul in danger. In taking an oath, one basically offered a guarantee, with their immortal soul as collateral against default. It was a widely and strongly held belief.
Unlike today, religion was a central part of life in England in the sixteenth century, to the extent that even the yearly calendar was structured around religious events. We still see remnants of that in the UK, with such references as "Michaelmas term" in relation to schooling, for example, but it is unheard of in the US (though it is paradoxically arguable that religion plays a stronger role in public life today in the US than it does in the UK).


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Q: error in indirect file load in Informatica I am trying indirect file load in Informatica.
I put below files in $PmSrcFilesDir (from here the workflow task pick up files)
-list.txt
-production_plan_20210906.csv
-production_plan_20210907.csv

The list.txt files contains the csv file names only.
I configured below options:
Source filetype- Indirect
Source filename- list.txt
Source file directory- $PMSourceFileDir

After running the workflow it shows error- as
FR_3000 Error Opening File...No such file or directory

A: You can give absolute path in list.txt.
/Path/to/file/production_plan_20210906.csv
/Path/to/file/production_plan_20210907.csv

You can use command task or shell script to get absolute path and file name.
Pls check session log, which file it cant read - list file or main file. If list file mention $PMSourceFileDir  correctly in param file.
Now, make sure informatica user (user that runs infa server) has read access to those data, list folders and files. Admin can help.


In my previous blog, maturity as the enemy of innovation, I identified the destructive forces of organizational maturity. As an engineer, I cannot allow a problem to go unsolved.
To stem the tide of chronic risk adversity, we must imprint the entrepreneurial spirit into the culture, as a core value. The courage to initiate calculated risk-taking needs to be admired and rewarded. The stigma associated with failure must be removed by appreciating the knowledge gained through lessons learned.
The cost of research and experimentation must be reduced. The pace of development must be rapid. These are achieved by keeping the team size small. The most risky and unproven ideas should be attacked by an individual, not a team. Functional teams need alignment on direction and a degree of agreement. Revolutionary advancement is frequently the result of radical thinking. New directions, different techniques, and breaking well-established rules are unpopular, especially to those with emotional investments in past innovations. There are fewer disagreements in a small team, and none at all in a team of one.
Uniformity of thinking leads to stagnation. Diversity must be encouraged, and this is promoted through a free market for ideas. Organizations that rely on a command-and-control style of management to set direction eliminate the competition that nurtures a diversity of ideas. Management should empower technical decision-making to be done bottom-up rather than top-down.
Once new ideas have been adequately proven, there must be ways of teaching them to others and incorporating them into product. Product development is often done sequentially, one release at a time. The immediate release focuses on short term commitments, and the delivery is usually constrained by schedules and costs that can ill afford risk. Riskier development must be allowed to proceed concurrently on longer-term schedules, without overly constraining the process. Developments from the unstable branch should be merged into the main product release, as they become ready. This provides an environment to accommodate both risky development and risk-adverse development.
The above techniques can be effective in remedying the organizational impediments to innovation. However, there are also commercial impediments that must be overcome. That will be the topic of my next blog.


Care For Your Flat Roof!
Flat Roofs are expensive to replace, but last a long time with proper care.
A roof with a slight pitch is still considered flat, so it's best to care for it as you would a flat roof. Flat roofs trap and hold any debris that falls on it from the sky or blowing in the wind, so you want to care for the roof properly to avoid damage.
A warranty means the company will stand behind the quality of their products. Manufacturer's offer warranties to protect themselves from a law suit. A warranty contains two conditions for the warranty to be valid: proper installation and maintenance.
When you hire a roofer, make sure they are reputable and know how to install a flat roof. The second part of the warranty clause states that it must be maintained properly. Taking care of your flat room will not only protect the warranty, but it will also extend the life of the roof.
This article was generously submitted by Pat from www.allarearoofing.com – Tampa Commercial Roofing Contractor.
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I like that you suggest to get your flat roof inspected as soon as you buy something that has one. I can see why this would help you know if anything will need to be repaired or replaced. It could be helpful to get some background information on flat roofs before you have an expert come in. That way, when they are telling you things that could be wrong, you will understand everything being said.


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Past Exhibitions at David Zwirner
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(Female figure) at The Broad
First presented in the artist's debut exhibition at the gallery in 2014, Jordan Wolfson's (Female figure) (2014) went on view at The Broad in Los Angeles in fall 2018.
A life-size animatronic sculpture, (Female figure) combines film, installation, and performance in the form of a curvaceous, scantily clad woman covered in dirt marks and wearing a witch mask. Dancing before a mirror, (Female figure) intensifies the focus on the gaze which is found throughout Wolfson's work. While her general demeanor recalls Holli Would, the comic strip femme fatale played by Kim Basinger in the 1992 film Cool World, her body language is complemented by facial recognition software that enables direct eye contact with the viewer, as well as a monologue narrated by the artist. Wolfson pulls intuitively from the world of advertising, the internet, and technology to produce ambitious and enigmatic narratives; his works often feature animated characters he has invented in order to provoke and explore a certain kind of viewing experience.
"I'd been thinking a lot about the viewer, and also thinking about sculpture, formally," Wolfson told the Los Angeles Times after it was announced that The Broad had acquired (Female figure); "I was mostly just interested in the physicality of what I'd seen in the animatronic field, and I was also interested in making a sculpture that had the potential to be chronological or structural in the same way a video is. My hope is that the work dips in and out of spectacle." He added, "I'm honored that my work will be on display in the city it was created in."
Cover Image: Jordan Wolfson, (Female figure), 2014
Colored sculpture at Tate Modern
May 3–August 26, 2018
The inaugural London presentation of Jordan Wolfson's Colored sculpture (2016) took place in the Tanks at Tate Modern. The work was first shown at David Zwirner in New York in 2016 before traveling later that year to LUMA Arles and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, and is co-produced by Sadie Coles HQ, London.
Featuring a boyish animatronic figure reminiscent of literary and pop cultural characters such as Huckleberry Finn, Howdy Doody, and Alfred E. Neuman, the mascot of Mad magazine, the work is suspended with heavy chains from a large mechanized gantry, which is programmed to choreograph its movements. The sheer physicality of this installation, which includes the work being hoisted and thrown forcefully to the ground, viscerally blurs the distinction between figuration and abstraction, while furthering the formal and narrative possibilities of sculpture.
"I realized very early on that it wasn't just the figure that was the sculpture: it was a total sculpture, where the chain was just as much a character as the boy," Wolfson explained in an interview with Beatrix Ruf for Kaleidoscope in 2016; "It wasn't just the boy being controlled by the chains; it was also about the chains having a relationship to the sculptural figure. Both elements were equally sculptural; what was important was looking at the entire artwork compositionally. . . . Every decision I made in making this artwork, I didn't ask myself intellectually, I asked myself intuitively and physically, what did I feel more for? Did I feel more for it being shiny or matte? Did I feel for more speed in a violent scene or for less? Did I feel more for it having red hair or orange hair? Should it have color, or should it be monochrome? What felt more? What do I feel more? . . . That was really my compass."
Image: Installation view, Jordan Wolfson, David Zwirner, New York, 2016
Real violence Featured in the 78th Whitney Biennial
March 17–June 11, 2017
Jordan Wolfson's virtual reality work Real violence (2017) was presented for the first time in the 2017 Whitney Biennial curated by Mia Locks and Christopher Lew.
Wolfson pulls intuitively from contemporary technology, advertising, and digital culture to produce ambitious and enigmatic narratives that often feature animated characters. Real violence reflects the artist's interest in states of interaction between the viewer and the work, in particular as they are activated by the gaze.
This was the 78th edition of the biennial and the first to be held at the Whitney Museum building on Gansevoort Street in lower Manhattan.
MANIC / LOVE / TRUTH / LOVE
Two-part exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam marks the artist's first solo exhibition in The Netherlands
Installation view of Colored sculpture in the exhibition
MANIC / LOVE at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam
JORDAN WOLFSON: MANIC / LOVE / TRUTH / LOVE presented major works spanning several years of the artist's practice in a two-part exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam—Wolfson's first solo exhibition in The Netherlands.
The first part, MANIC/LOVE, featured Wolfson's most recent large scale animatronic installation Colored sculpture (2016), whose red hair, freckles, and boyish look draw associations with such literary and pop cultural characters as Huckleberry Finn and Howdy Doody. Highly polished in appearance and featuring facial recognition technology in its eyes, the work is suspended with heavy chains from a large mechanized gantry, which is programmed to choreograph its movements. MANIC/LOVE also included a selection of wall-mounted digital paintings and video works including Raspberry Poser (2012).
The second part of the exhibition, TRUTH/LOVE, featured Wolfson's animatronic sculpture Female figure (2014), which was first presented at David Zwirner in New York in 2014 in the artist's debut exhibition with the gallery. The sculpture combines film, installation, and performance in the figure of a woman dancing and wearing a witch mask. At David Zwirner and at the Stedelijk Museum, a limited number of visitors was admitted to see Female figure at one time. Like Colored sculpture, Female figure reflects the artist's interest in states of interaction between the viewer and his work, in particular as they are activated by the gaze.
Read more: An interview with the artist in ARTnews about Colored sculpture, and a conversation between Wolfson and the Stedelijk Museum Director Beatrix Ruf for the Fall 2016 issue of Kaleidoscope.
Jordan Wolfson and Jeremy O. Harris
Dialogues: The David Zwirner Podcast
The second season of Dialogues: The David Zwirner Podcast launched on September 25, 2019, with a conversation between artist Jordan Wolfson and playwright Jeremy O. Harris, whose critically acclaimed Slave Play is in previews now, and which opens on Broadway on October 6. Their wide-ranging conversation explores porn, political correctness, race, the value of discomfort in art, and more.
Episodes will be released every two weeks, and feature pairings such as artist Chris Ofili and classicist Emily Wilson; art critic Michael Glover and fashion designer Thom Browne; artist R. Crumb and cartoonist Art Spiegelman; and poet Eileen Myles and Flavin Judd, artistic director of the Judd Foundation, among many others. The series is hosted by Lucas Zwirner, head of content for David Zwirner.
Image: Jordan Wolfson and Jeremy O. Harris at Hangar Studios, New York, June 2019


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The Pharaohs of the Exodus
There are two major views for the date of the exodus; the early date of 1446 BC and the late date of around 1225 BC. Though one cannot be completely sure of the date, most biblical scholars hold to the 1446 view. This view is based on dates given in different places in the Bible; the archeology of Egypt and Canaan support it as well.
The Kingdom Periods of Egypt
The following paragraphs on the Egyptian history of this time period will lay a foundation for and help to clarify the two different views of the Exodus.
Middle Kingdom: 2055-1650 BC
It was during the Old Kingdom (2650-2134 BC) that the land of Egypt was unified under a central monarchy and became a wealthy and powerful kingdom. However, the Nile began a series of insufficient flooding, which led to widespread hunger and death. As a result, the government fell into chaos, and the country splintered into a dozen chiefdoms. The kings of the 11th dynasty restored power back to the monarchy, although the local governors still maintained significant power as well. Trade agriculture and writing were revitalized during this period. The 11th and 12th were the main ruling dynasties of the Middle Kingdom.
The 13th dynasty was marked by a significant decline in military power and in large-scale monumental building projects. Due to this decline, the state system collapsed, and Egypt entered a dark period of chaos and disruption once again.
Second Intermediate Period: 1782-1570 BC
As a result of Egypt's decline, a Semitic people called the Hyksos ("rulers of foreign lands"), originating from the northern part of Mesopotamia, invaded Egypt and established themselves as the 14th ruling dynasty. Egyptian records tell of a great invasion of peoples through the Eastern Delta, although in reality these Semitic immigrants had been steadily entering the country for some time and gradually gaining increasing authority in the region.
The Hyksos finally sacked Memphis around 1720, controlling the Northern part of Egypt (and influencing southern Egypt as well). With the Nubians south of Egypt growing in power, the southern, "native Egyptians" were a conquered people.
While the Hyksos kings (14th-16th dynasties) controlled the northern part of the country, "native Egyptian" rulers were establishing the 17th dynasty in Thebes in the south. These Theban kings managed to more or less continue with the culture that had prevailed during the Middle Kingdom period. The last two rulers of this native Egyptian dynasty in Thebes, Seqenenre Tao and his son Kamose, started rebelling against the Hyksos.
New Kingdom: 1570-1070 BC
Ahmose I, the brother of Kamose, led a successful revolt against the Hyksos and drove them completely out of Egypt. Thus Ahmose I was the first ruler of the 18th dynasty and established the New Kingdom as a military empire.
With the expulsion of the Hyksos at the end of the Second Intermediate Period, the Theban Prince Ahmose I now reigned supreme. The Egyptian army pushed beyond the traditional frontiers of Egypt into Syria-Palestine and brought Nubia (Kush) under control. The Theban conquerors had thus established the 18th dynasty, creating a great empire under a succession of powerful rulers. The New Kingdom that Ahmose inaugurated was the period of greatest imperial might in Egypt's long history.
This kingdom lasted during the 18th–20th dynasties. The New Kingdom pharaohs are probably the most well known among all the Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt, including Hatshepsut, the female pharaoh; Rameses the Great; Tutankamun, the boy king; the so-called "heretic" Pharaoh, Akhenaten; and the subsequent short-lived Amarna period.
The Date of the Exodus
Though one cannot be absolutely sure of the date of the exodus of the Israelites, the 1446 BC date of the exodus seems to be the most likely option, considering the biblical and archeological evidence and the fact that there is very little evidence that supports the other view—even though secularists and Hollywood stick to it (as seen in the movies The Ten Commandments and The Prince of Egypt). However, it must be understood that one of the difficulties in identifying the pharaohs of the exodus is that not only is the Bible vague on these pharaohs, but modern historians cannot agree on the dates and reigns of the Pharaohs and have repeatedly changed their dating system. Therefore, be aware that the dates given in this article may not match those found in other sources. The point of this article is not to definitively identify the pharaohs but to show how the dates of the Bible do work well with the Egyptian history of those dates.
The Latter Around 1225 BC View of the Exodus
The reference to the Hebrews building the city Rameses in Ex. 1:11 has led many scholars to believe that Rameses II (1279-1213 BC) was the Pharaoh of the exodus. However, if Rameses II was the builder in Ex. 1:11, then he would have had to be reigning over Egypt for over 80 years to also be the Pharaoh of the exodus, but neither Rameses nor any other pharaoh in history reigned for that long. We know this because in verse 11 Moses is not yet born, and Moses did not return to Egypt as deliverer until he was 80 years old (Ex. 7:7).
Likewise Ex. 2:23 and 4:18 state that the Pharaoh who oppressed Israel is dead, and there is a new pharaoh when Moses returns to Egypt, which means the Pharaoh of Ex. 1:11 and the pharaoh of the exodus are not the same. Thus those who take this view are not really taking the text seriously. There are possible reasons for the name of the city. First, Rameses II finished the building of the city during his reign and named it after himself, which he was known for doing. Second, the author has updated the name from what it was called during the slavery of the Hebrews to what the audience that he is writing to would have known it as.
The city of Rameses is the only evidence given for the latter date of 1290-1225 for the exodus. This date is, in fact, proven quite unlikely by other Egyptian historical records. Merenptah (1213-1203 BC), the ruler after Rameses II, writes in his own words that Israel was already in the land of Canaan during his reign. On a stone stele1 that scholars have named the Merenptah Stele (ca. 1208 BC), he details his conquest of the lands of Libya and Canaan. On it he mentions that Israel was an already-established nation in the land of Canaan by the time he became Pharaoh, and he brags about defeating them in a great battle. It is nearly impossible that the Israelites would have left Egypt as slaves in 1290-1225, wandered in the wilderness for 40 years, and entered Canaan to become a people so established in the land (with a stable government and a powerful military) that by 1208 BC a great pharaoh would brag about defeating them.
The Earlier 1446 BC View of the Exodus
1 Kgs. 6:1 says, "And it came to pass in the four hundred and eightieth year after the children of Israel were come out of the land of Egypt, in the fourth year of Solomon's reign over Israel, in the month of Zif, which is the second month that he began to build the house of Yahweh."
One can see that the times for both the exodus and the beginning of the Temple have been specifically stated here. Scholars have identified the fourth year of Solomon's reign as 966 BC (give or take a year).2 Using this 966 date, one finds that the exodus took place in 1446 BC, according to 1 Kgs. 1:6. Based on this information, the exodus would have occurred in the third year of the reign of the pharaoh Amenhotep II (the 7th pharaoh of the 18th dynasty).
Second, according to Judg. 11:26, Israel had occupied Canaan for 300 years before the judgeship of Jephthah, which is dated between 1100 and 1050 BC. This dates Joshua's conquest between 1400 and 1350 BC. Adding Israel's 40 years in the desert puts the Exodus between 1440 and 1390 BC.
Third, Ex. 2:23 and Acts 7:13 both state that Moses lived in exile in Midian forty years while the pharaoh of the oppression was still alive. The only pharaohs who ruled forty years or more were Thutmose III (1504-1450 BC) and Rameses II (1279-1213 BC). Rameses' reign has already been shown unlikely, and Thutmose II fits with the 1446 BC view of the exodus. (See the Chart of the Pharaohs of the Exodus.)
In addition to the biblical references, archeology also affirms the 1446 BC date. John Garstang, who excavated Jericho in the 1930s AD, dated the destruction of Jericho around 1400 BC.3 Jericho was the first city that the Israelites conquered under the leadership of Joshua when they entered the land of Canaan. Adding forty years to Garstang's date (to account for Israel's wandering before entering Canaan) puts the exodus shortly before 1440 BC. Garstang also concluded that the walls of the city toppled outward, which would compare favorably with Josh. 6:20.
The Amarna tablets (ca. 1400 BC) are a collection of over three hundred diplomatic letters that record correspondence between the Pharaoh of Egypt and Egyptian representatives in the land of Canaan. These letters speak of a period of chaos caused by the Habiru—very likely the Hebrews—during the late 1400s BC. This also matches up with Joshua leading the Israelites in a conquest of the land during the late 1400s BC, based on a 1446 BC date of the exodus.
Furthermore, the "Dream Stele" of Thutmose IV (1419-1386 BC), son of Amenhotep II (see the Chart of the Pharaohs of the Exodus), states that he was not the legitimate successor to the throne.4 According to the "Dream Stele," the god Har-em-akht promised the throne to Thutmose IV on the condition that he restore the exposure of the Sphinx, which apparently had been covered by sand. This promise implies that Thutmose IV was not Amenhotep II's firstborn son, who would have been the legitimate heir. The firstborn son had evidently died prior to taking the throne of Egypt. This would agree with Ex. 12:29, which says the pharaoh's firstborn son was killed along with all other firstborns during the Passover. Amenhotep II being the pharaoh of the exodus and losing his firstborn son in the plagues matches perfectly with the 1446 BC date of the exodus.
Even though it cannot be concretely proven, one can see that there is ample evidence in archeology and history to believe that the exodus happened in 1446 BC just as the Bible records.
Pharaohs of the Exodus
Scholars who take the numbers and dates in the Bible at face value place the time of Jacob's going down to Egypt in about 1876 BC. Joseph's experience would thus fall in the time prior to the Hyksos control of Egypt (1720-1570 BC). Accordingly, everything in the narrative about Joseph points to a native Egyptian setting, not a Hyksos one. Joseph's death, then, would have been around 1806 BC, just a few years prior to the end of the 12th dynasty of Egypt, which marks the decline of the Middle Kingdom.5
It is difficult to identify the "new king" in Ex. 1:8 since the text is vague in how much time is passing in Exodus chapter one. However, the rise of a "new king" must be understood as a new dynasty. In Acts 7:18 when Stephen quotes this passage, he uses the Greek word for "different king," which means "something that is not like the previous." The statement "who did not know Joseph" means that this pharaoh has no knowledge of Egyptian history, for it is unlikely that Joseph's act of saving Egypt and the surrounding world from starvation would have gone unrecorded and untaught. This suggests that something of great significance in history has caused Joseph's acts to be erased and forgotten or that the current Pharaoh did not come from a traditional Egyptian background.
Assuming the traditional date of the exodus this "new king" most likely was a Hyksos ruler. The Hyksos were a blend of Semitic people from the northern part of the Mesopotamia and took over the Egyptian throne from 1720 to 1570 BC. As foreigners they would have had no knowledge of Joseph. This possibility is supported by Isa. 52:4, which refers to the pharaoh that oppressed the Israelites as being an Assyrian, a people group from the northern part of the Mesopotamia. In 1570 BC Ahmose I (1570-1546 BC), a full-blooded Egyptian, led a rebellion against the Hyksos and drove them out of Egypt and took the throne of Egypt. After 150 years of Hyksos rule, it is not likely that Ahmose I would have about known about Joseph either and thus he would have just keep the Hebrews enslaved.
The pharaoh in Ex.1:22 responsible for the genocide of the Hebrew baby boys is most likely Thutmose I (1524-1518 BC), which matches what we know of his character from Egyptian records. Pharaoh's daughter in Ex. 2:5-10 was most likely Hatshepsut (1498-1483 BC), who would later become Pharaoh herself. Her power and influence would explain why Moses had a reasonable amount of security among those of the ruling Egyptian dynasty despite being a Hebrew.
The Pharaoh of Ex. 2:15 was, in all probability, Thutmose III (1504-1450 BC). Thutmose III made it his mission in life to erase all evidence of Hatshepsut's rule from Egypt. Moses' killing of the Egyptian would have given him sufficient reason to get rid of Moses, especially since Hatshepsut raised him, thus eliminating another piece of her reign. Thutmose III reigning for another forty years (Ex. 2:23; Acts 7:30) matches the Egyptian records of the length of his reign, as mentioned above.
This means that the pharaoh who succeeds him, at the end of Moses' 40-year exile, was Amenhotep II (1453-1419 BC), the Pharaoh of the plagues and the exodus. Historical records state that for several years after 1446, Amenhotep II was unable to carry out any invasions or extensive military operations. This would seem to be very strange behavior for a pharaoh who hoped to equal his father's legacy of no less than seventeen military campaigns in nineteen years. But this is exactly what one would expect from a pharaoh who had lost almost all his cavalry, chariots, and army at the Red Sea (Ex. 14:23, 27-30). Notice that Exodus never says that Pharaoh died in the Red Sea.
Likewise, as already mentioned, the "Dream Stele" of Thutmose IV (1419-1386), son of Amenhotep II, states that he was not the legitimate successor to the throne, which supports the death of Amenhotep II's firstborn son in the plagues.
Shortly after 1446 BC, Amenhotep IV (1350-1334), great-grandson of Amenhotep II, took the name Akhenaten, built a new capital, and declared that just a single deity should be worshipped. This deity was the sun disc Aten, which was depicted with its rays extended like arms giving life, peace, and equality to all. It is not so unusual that a people who had been powerfully impacted by the one true God of Moses would try to worship the God that had so convincingly defeated their gods. An increasing body of evidence indicates that this cult of Aten had its beginning in the reign of Thutmose IV, son of Amenhotep II, Pharaoh of the exodus.
Chart of the Pharaohs of the Exodus
Second Intermediate Period (1782-1570 BC): Period of Hyksos rule.
New Kingdom (1570-1070 BC): Period of imperial supremacy.
Ahmose I (1570-1546 BC; 1st Pharaoh of 18th dynasty): Expelled the Hyksos and re-established native Egyptian rule.
Amenhotep I (1551-1524 BC; 2nd Pharaoh of 18th dynasty): Military campaigns are Kush, Nubia and possibly Libya.
Thutmose I (1524-1518 BC; 3rd Pharaoh of 18th dynasty): Practiced genocide on Hebrew male babies (Exod. 1:15-22).
Tuthmosis II (1518-1504 BC; 4th Pharaoh of 18th dynasty): Married to half sister Hatshepsut, they reigned together for around 14 years.
Hatshepsut (1498-1483 BC; 5th Pharaoh of the 18th dynasty): The "female Pharaoh" who "usurped" Thutmose III. Was the daughter of Pharaoh Thutmose I who drew Moses out of the Nile and later ruled as queen (Ex. 2:5).
Thutmose III (1504-1450 BC; 6th Pharaoh of the 18th dynasty): Became Pharaoh as a young child. His stepmother Hatshepsut acted as regent for the young king. After her death he finally became ruler in his own right. Pharaoh of the oppression who tried to kill Moses and from whom Moses fled into Midian (Ex. 2:15).
Amenhotep II (1453-1419 BC; 7th Pharaoh of the 18th dynasty): Pharaoh of the plagues and the exodus (Ex. 3:10-15:19).
Tuthmosis IV (1419-1386 BC; 8th Pharaoh of 18th dynasty): Restored the Great Sphinx of Giza and carved the "Dream Stele" (stone tablet containing his dream) between its paws.
[1] A stele is a stone or wooden slab, generally taller than it is wide. They were erected in the ancient world as funeral markers and boundary markers. They were also used by kings as monuments to their power, listing the accomplishments of their reign. Law codes were also written on steles.
[2] See Gleason Archer. A Survey of Old Testament Introduction, 1974, p. 223.
[3] See John Garstang. The Story of Jericho, 1948, p. 122.
[4] See J.B. Pritchard (ed.). Ancient Near-Eastern Texts, p. 449.
[5] See E. H. Merrill, Kingdom of Priests, 49-55.


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The series is adbc acbd abcd dcba dbca cbda.
Thus, the letters equidistant from the beginning and the end of series are the same.
Kitty is 3 years older than Jackie . 2 years ago Kitty was twice as old as Jackie. Find percentage of kitty.
The difference of the squares of two consecutive odd integers is divisible by which of the following integers ?
= 8(n + 1), which is divisible by 8.
Cost price of a camera was for $50 it was sold at a profit of 15% what is the selling price?
Speed of train is 10 m per second. It can cross a pole in 5 seconds. What is the length of train?
The correct sequence is + 1, + 3, + 5, + 7, + 9, + 11.
But, 30 is wrong and should be replaced by (18 + 9) i.e. 27.
In a Fort there is food sufficient for 1500 men for 10 days. For how many days food will be sufficient if men are decreased 1000?
In all other groups, there is a gap of two letters between first and second as well as between second and third letters..
To mount means to get on a horse, and to board means to get on a train..
The large donation came from an_______source.
Anonymous is the correct one..
A family consists of six members P, Q, R, X, Y and Z. Q is the son of R but R is not mother of Q. P and R are a married couple. Y is the brother of R. X is the daughter of P. Z is the brother of P. Who is the brother-in-law of R?
Q is the son of R but R is not the mother. So, R is the father of Q. P is married to R. So, P is the wife of R and the mother of Q. X is the daughter of P and hence of R and so she is the sister of Q. Y is the brother of R and Z is the brother of P. R is the husband of P and Z is the brother of P. So, Z is the brother-in-law of R..
___, FH, JL, NP, RT.
A man pointing to a photograph says," The lady in the photograph is my nephew's maternal grandmother. " How is the lady in the photograph related to the man's sister who has no other sister?
Man's Nephew maternal grandmother will be man's mother..
4th term = (3rd term + 1) * 3 and so on.
So, 32 is wrong and must be replaced by (10 + 1) * 3 i.e. 33..


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Holiday Loan from HDFC Bank in Hospet
Hospet, officially renamed as Hospete, is also known as Nagalapura. It is a heritage city in the Indian state of Karnataka. The city has flourished on the banks of the Thungabadra. Hospet was built by Krishnadevaraya of the Vijayanagar Dynasty in 1520 AD in the memory of his mother, Nagalambika. The people here are employed majorly in the cultivation of Ragi and other crops as agriculture is the main source of economy of this city. The administrative infrastructure of the city is done through its division into 23 wards that are serviced by elected representatives. Hospete has many educational institutions like Hampi University besides several other schools and colleges. Hospete is the gateway to Hampi, the famous UNESCO World Heritage site. Hospete is well-known as a tourist destination for its innumerable temples, forts and picturesque views which attract visitors from India and abroad. The Hampi Stone Chariot, Nandanavana Park, Virupaksha Temple, Shri Ramulu Park, Chakra Vana, Queens Bath, the Tungabhadra dam, etc. are places worth visiting in Hospet.
Low interest rate Home Loan in Hospet, 18 July 2019 from HDFC Bank
The HDFC Bank Limited was started in Mumbai. As of 31st March 2018, the bank has more than 88,000 permanent employees in India, and abroad, it has offices in Bahrain, Hong Kong, and Dubai. By assets, the HDFC Bank is Indias largest private sector lender. It is the largest bank in India and ranked 69th in 2016 BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands. In 1994, the HDFC Bank was established with its registered office in Mumbai, India. The then Union Finance Minister, Manmohan Singh inaugurated its first corporate office and a full-service branch at Sandoz House, Worli. The bank had 4,715 branches and 12,260 ATMs across India, as of June 30, 2017. In FY 2017, the bank also installed 4.30 lakhs POS terminals and issued 235.7 lakhs debit cards and 85.4 Lacs credit cards. The HDFC Bank offers many products and services including wholesale banking, treasury, auto loans, two wheeler loans, personal loans, retail banking, loans against property and credit cards. Along with this various digital products are also introduced by HDFC such as Payzapp and Chillr. The HDFC Bank merged with Times Bank in February 2000. In the new-generation private sector banks category, it was the first merger of two private banks. HDFC Bank acquired Centurion Bank in 2008 approved by the HDFC Bank Board for 95.1 billion INR as one of the most significant mergers in the financial sector in India.


Victory is pushing the envelope with its Vison 800 concept, first unveiled at the Long Beach, Calif., bike show last month (see Ben Stewart's report below). Why does it look so funny? Because its lower center of gravity and no shift controls make it easier to handle for beginning riders. The fuel tank (and its weight) is down low behind the fork, and the radiator is up top where it gets max airflow for cooling the 800cc Twin. The automatic transmission is a CVT. Best of all, this design allows enough storage on top of the fuel tank for two full-face helmets. So think of it as form following function.
Jean Marc Rousseau, president of little-known Italian brand Bimota, explained the company's revival here in the United States. Its DB5 Mille is fully homologated and street legal for our roads for the first time. But check out the unique Tesi 2D, with its front swingarm suspension (no fork), which Rousseau says the company invented back in 1991. Reminds us of Dodge's Tomahawk concept from a few years back.
The Ferrari of bikes and the most successful brand in racing, MV Agusta, has two new models, both first-time reveals in North America by parent Cagiva USA: the Brutale 910R naked superbike with incredibly lightweight Brembo forged aluminum wheels, and the 174-hp F4-1000 Senna built in honor of famed Brazilian race car driver Ayrton Senna.
Ducati--which makes the only bikes with springless desmodromic valvetrains--actually unveiled its new Monster S4Rs Testastretta flagship naked superbike twice. Once last night at a new downtown Manhattan dealership, Ducati NYC, where we got to chat with regular-guy CEO Michael Lock, and then again this morning at the show. Testastretta, of course, refers to the 130-hp 999cc liquid-cooled L-twin powertrain from the faired 999 superbikes. Radial Brembo breaks stop the beast.
Collective news from the Piaggio group--which now encompasses Piaggio and Vespa scooters as well as Moto Guzzi and Aprilia bikes--is good. Vespa now offers the GTS 250 with its biggest engine ever, and Aprilia is getting back into racing with an attempt to challenge the mighty Harley-Davidson in flat-track competition.
Dec. 2--It's still a week away but we just can't wait. Hey, we like car shows as much as the next guy. But when the bike show comes to town, we get excited. New toys!
The Long Beach show, December 9-11, is actually part of the Cycle World International Motorcycle Shows that roll through 13 different cities around the country. And this is the 25th anniversary of the series. Long Beach is the fifth stop on the tour, but this year it's the one that gets the brand-new bikes unveiled first.
Suzuki will show its M109 muscle bike. This is one we've been drooling over since we first saw it in October at the Tokyo Motor Show. This is Suzuki's top power cruiser. A beefy DOHC four-valves-per-cylinder 1783cc V-twin sends power down to a wide 240mm rear tire. Can you say smokey burnout? We'll find out when we get a chance to ride one in a few months.
We haven't swung a leg over Harley's new Dyna bikes yet but they get some major improvement this year--a new frame, stiffer swing arm, beefier axles, wider tires and even a new six-speed transmission. The coolest Dyna of the bunch to our eyes is the new Street Bob with its bobbed rear fender and mini apehanger handlebars. And it even comes in flat black. Yummy.
Long Beach and custom bikes go hand in hand. After all that's where our old pal Jesse James hails from. Custom bike builder Scott Britt will be bringing some of his latest creations, including the Kawasaki Vulcan-based Britt Bike. And he'll be on hand at the Yamaha booth talking about his custom cruisers throughout the weekend.
Speaking of Yamaha, it'll have the new YZF-R6 at the show. The new R6 is quite an animal but less brutal than the bigger Yamaha R1.


This post is 2 weeks late, eek! Which is a big deal when you're trying to document things monthly. But I really wanted to have Kane's two month stats to include, which is one of my favorite things to look up and compare with each boy. So now I'm here trying to remember what Kane was like during month 2, since it seems as though he has already changed so much in the last 2 weeks!
He continues to be right in the middle of both boys weight wise. Although as his cheeks fill in more (read: hang off his face), he is starting to resemble Finn far more than Liam. Perhaps he will end up having Finn's body type after all. He's starting to sleep for even longer stretches, typically doing a solid 4-6 hour stretch to start off the night. He's far more restless in the early morning hours, wanting to nurse often. We're cosleeping, although I'm trying to start in his crib since he's sleeping better. He startles easily, so I'm trying to give him his own space. He often throws his arms up and thinks he's falling, which just breaks my heart. This most often happens during diaper changes and baths. He can make such a sad face when he is startled, so I believe he may be more of sensitive soul like Liam.
Kane is not an overly smiley baby, but oh goodness it is so sweet to see when he does flash one our way. He continues to be extremely relaxed and go with the flow. We did have a couple weeks there where he seemed to hate his carseat, but that phase quickly faded. His happy place is being in my sling! If he is ever fussy & not wanting to eat, he will immediately calm down once I put him in it. He sleeps through most of our outings, just snuggled up against me. Although I definitely feel all 14+ lbs of him when he's out for 2-3 hours. I may have to switch to a soft structured carrier when I think he will sleep for a long time. He makes it easy to get out for hikes or any trek through the mountains; he doesn't even seem to mind the cold!
This month has brought on a few incidents from big brother Finn. Once, Finn tried to pick up Kane while I was using the bathroom and his dropped him (on the carpeted) floor. Kane cried hard, but was otherwise unharmed. I've also caught Finn shining a flashlight in Kane's eyes, and once he put a small lego in Kane's mouth. So all this to say, while Finn loves Kane fiercely, I also have to keep such a close eye on him. It makes getting household chores done really tough! But Finn is slowly learning that he needs to be far more gentle, and just make some better choices in general. Liam continues to be such a help! He loves his baby brother so so much. I love seeing these strong bonds develop. The older boys get so giddy when Kane smiles at them, so I know their love will grow as their interactions increase and get more exciting. They are already thrilled that he will now hold onto toys and are constantly bringing him things to play with.
Life with three is busy! Lately I have felt like I am constantly running. There are no breaks. The to-do list is never-ending. Yet life is full of sweetness & love right now. These are some special days. Three boys five & under is exhausting, but I know I will miss this. With the holiday season practically here, I want to attempt to slow down and enjoy this stage of life more than ever. There is just something extra sentimental about having a baby over the holidays. So cheers to another month of crazy; another month of loving on our cutie Kane!
Sweet, sweet Kane, you are so cute. I can imagine how much Finn wants Kane to play, and how many times you say 'GENTLE'.
Happy 2 months, sweet boy!
I was thinking just that when I saw that first picture. Kane looks just like Finn.
Brielana and Finn can be soulmates, she was just shining a flashlight in Clark's eyes today. Kane's cheeks are the juiciest!
I'm seeing more and more of a resemblance to Finn! And, in the second to last picture he looks SO much like Conor! It's so exciting to see how they change, and almost on a daily basis.
What a sweet, chill little boy. The days of baby carrying are some of the ones I miss the most!


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Idiom フレーズ辞書
フレーズと例文
average elevation (平均標高)
It has an average elevation of 36 metres (118 ft).
The plateau has an average elevation of between .
It has an average elevation of 271 metres (889 ft).
elevation of above (上標高)
The mountain has an elevation of above sea level.
Both are at an elevation of above mean sea level.
This lake is on an elevation of above sea level.
highest elevation (最高標高)
The highest elevation is 1.5 m above sea level.
The highest elevation is the Gerlachovský štít (2,655m).
Its highest elevation is above sea level.
high elevation (高地)
Its type locality is at high elevation on the Marojejy massif.
The high elevation results in snowfall throughout the winter months.
The Estate Syrah comes from one portion of high elevation on Block Z.
maximum elevation (最大標高)
Its area is about , and its maximum elevation is .
Its maximum elevation is 5 m and its length 10.5 km
The Hardknott Pass stands at a maximum elevation of .
higher elevation
The Understory of the higher elevation is dominated by "Strobilanthes".
In 2000 it moved 2 miles north to a higher elevation on Skyline Boulevard.
Due to the higher elevation, the climate is cooler towards the eastern area.
elevation near (近くの標高)
The steep face of basaltic North Mountain shelters the valley from the adjacent Bay of Fundy and rises over in elevation near Lawrencetown.
In the northeast are several flat-topped mountains, of which Raccoon and Lookout are the most prominent, having a maximum elevation near the Georgia line of little more than and gradually decreasing in height toward the southwest, where Sand Mountain is a continuation of Raccoon.
estimated elevation
The Maldives has an average estimated elevation of 1.5 meters above sea-level, with 80 percent of its islands currently resting less than 1 meter above sea-level.
elevation above
The terrain elevation above sea level is 1435 metres.
The mean elevation above sea level is between 100 and 105m.
The lake is located 1,750 metres elevation above sea level.
front elevation (正面図)
The front elevation describes three stages of building.
The front elevation of the Elizabethan stables was re-erected and the stone frontispieces still stand in the park.
The front elevation features an entry through the interior of the L. The entry is on the second level of the house.
low elevation
The region is at low elevation and can have swamps.
Topographic feature is a low elevation range of hills sloping gently toward the sea.
There are two contending hypotheses about the origin of the low elevation of the Dead Sea.
lower elevation
Being at a lower elevation, the Russian River began cutting north into the drainage area of the Navarro River.
The lowland anoa spends its time in the lower elevation areas and is also found in core habitat of forested area.
The upper elevations of the Palomar Mountain Range have notably different habitats than its lower elevation foothills.
m elevation
The plant is found between 200 and 900 m elevation.
The plant is found between 800 and 1800 m elevation.
The plant is found between 300–500 m elevation.
elevation changes
with a maximum of around in elevation changes.
The course offers dramatic elevation changes.
The trail is wide and does not involve major elevation changes.
elevation of approximately
It covers of land at an elevation of approximately .
Alberton has an elevation of approximately above sea level.
Pulchra is at an elevation of approximately 163m above sea level.
elevation is above
The lake's surveyed elevation is above sea level.
The average land elevation is above sea level.
The station's elevation is above sea level.
south elevation
The main façade and south elevation have a massive, almost austere, appearance.
1, but also has a three-story porch at the south elevation of the central pavilion.
Five evenly spaced windows line the south elevation, and the west elevation is blank except for a small window in the gable.
surface elevation
The surface elevation of the lake is above sea level.
Lake Erie has a mean surface elevation of .
The surface elevation of the lake is at .
This route is round trip, with of elevation gain.
Total elevation gain – 172 meters.
The elevation gain on this trail is 2,100 feet and it is 4.5 miles in length.
elevation between
The difference in elevation between the hemispheres is dramatic.
South Mountain ranges in elevation between 500 and 1,300 feet above sea level.
It is located in the plains west of the Apuseni Carpathians at an elevation between .
elevation above sea


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Is your marketing department the smartest in the Triangle? Then rally the team to compete for the title at the American Marketing Association's Big Marketing Pub Quiz, a charity trivia meet to benefit StepUp. Enjoy food, drink, and five action-packed rounds of brainteasers in marketing pop culture, history, strategy, and more!
This exclusive new members' event will give you an opportunity to network with fellow marketers in the Triangle, including the AMA Triangle leadership team. As a new member of the AMA Triangle, you're invited to our VIP Meet & Greet hosted by Skyline Holt Exhibits & Events from 8-9am on Thursday, May 2, 2019.
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Our most popular program of the year is back! Join us May 16th for "Lessons From Leadership: The Role of the CMO." Featuring marketing leaders from the several sectors, learn how leading companies across industries plan to stay ahead of the curve and their competition.
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