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/**	Generate 3D julia sets and render them as volume texture
	This demonstrates
	   - User generated textures
	   - Procedural volume textures (Julia makes nice dust clouds)
	   - Custom renderables
	@author W.J. van der Laan
*/

#include "SdkSample.h"
#include "SamplePlugin.h"
#include <OgreTexture.h>
#include <OgreHardwarePixelBuffer.h>
#include <OgreTextureManager.h>
#include <OgreLogManager.h>
#include <sstream>

#include "VolumeRenderable.h"
#include "ThingRenderable.h"
#include "Julia.h"

using namespace Ogre;
using namespace OgreBites;

TexturePtr ptex;
SimpleRenderable *vrend;
SimpleRenderable *trend;
Overlay* overlay;
float xtime = 0.0f;
SceneNode *snode,*fnode;
AnimationState* mOgreAnimState = 0;

class _OgreSampleClassExport Sample_VolumeTex : public SdkSample
{
public:

    Sample_VolumeTex()
	{
		mInfo["Title"] = "Volume Textures";
		mInfo["Description"] = "Demonstrates the use of volume textures.";
		mInfo["Thumbnail"] = "thumb_voltex.png";
		mInfo["Category"] = "Unsorted";
	}

	void testCapabilities(const RenderSystemCapabilities* caps)
	{
		if (!caps->hasCapability(RSC_TEXTURE_3D))
        {
            OGRE_EXCEPT(Exception::ERR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, "Your card does not support 3D textures, so cannot "
                "run this demo. Sorry!", "Sample_VolumeTex::testCapabilities");
        }
	}

protected:

	float global_real, global_imag, global_theta;

    void setupView(void)
	{
		SdkSample::setupView();

		// Create the camera
        mCamera->setPosition(Vector3(220,-2,176));
        mCamera->lookAt(Vector3(0,0,0));
        mCamera->setNearClipDistance(5);
	}

    void setupContent(void)
    {
        // Create dynamic texture
		ptex = TextureManager::getSingleton().createManual(
			"DynaTex","General", TEX_TYPE_3D, 64, 64, 64, 0, PF_A8R8G8B8);

		// Set ambient light
        mSceneMgr->setAmbientLight(ColourValue(0.6, 0.6, 0.6));
		mSceneMgr->setSkyBox(true, "Examples/MorningSkyBox", 50 );

        //mRoot->getRenderSystem()->clearFrameBuffer(FBT_COLOUR, ColourValue(255,255,255,0));

        // Create a light
        Light* l = mSceneMgr->createLight("MainLight");
        l->setDiffuseColour(0.75, 0.75, 0.80);
		l->setSpecularColour(0.9, 0.9, 1);
        l->setPosition(-100,80,50);
		mSceneMgr->getRootSceneNode()->attachObject(l);

		// Create volume renderable
		snode = mSceneMgr->getRootSceneNode()->createChildSceneNode(Vector3(0,0,0));

        vrend = new VolumeRenderable(32, 750.0f, "DynaTex");
        snode->attachObject( vrend );

		trend = new ThingRenderable(90.0f, 32, 7.5f);
		trend->setMaterial("Examples/VTDarkStuff");
		snode->attachObject(trend);

		// Ogre head node
		fnode = mSceneMgr->getRootSceneNode()->createChildSceneNode(Vector3(0,0,0));
		// Load ogre head
		Entity* head = mSceneMgr->createEntity("head", "ogrehead.mesh");
		fnode->attachObject(head);

		// Animation for ogre head
		// Create a track for the light
        Animation* anim = mSceneMgr->createAnimation("OgreTrack", 10);
        // Spline it for nice curves
        anim->setInterpolationMode(Animation::IM_SPLINE);
        // Create a track to animate the camera's node
        NodeAnimationTrack* track = anim->createNodeTrack(0, fnode);
        // Setup keyframes
        TransformKeyFrame* key = track->createNodeKeyFrame(0); // A startposition
        key->setTranslate(Vector3(0.0f, -15.0f, 0.0f));
        key = track->createNodeKeyFrame(5);//B
        key->setTranslate(Vector3(0.0f, 15.0f, 0.0f));
        key = track->createNodeKeyFrame(10);//C
        key->setTranslate(Vector3(0.0f, -15.0f, 0.0f));
        // Create a new animation state to track this
        mOgreAnimState = mSceneMgr->createAnimationState("OgreTrack");
        mOgreAnimState->setEnabled(true);

        //mFountainNode->attachObject(pSys2);

		//Setup defaults
		global_real = 0.4f;
		global_imag = 0.6f;
		global_theta = 0.0f;

		// show GUI
		createControls();

		setDragLook(true);

		generate();
    }

	bool frameRenderingQueued( const FrameEvent& evt )
    {
		xtime += evt.timeSinceLastFrame;
		xtime = fmod(xtime, 10.0f);
		//snode->roll(Degree(evt.timeSinceLastFrame * 20.0f));
		//fnode->roll(Degree(evt.timeSinceLastFrame * 20.0f));
		static_cast<ThingRenderable*>(trend)->addTime(evt.timeSinceLastFrame * 0.05f);
		mOgreAnimState->addTime(evt.timeSinceLastFrame);
		return SdkSample::frameRenderingQueued(evt);
    }

	void cleanupContent(void)
	{
		TextureManager::getSingleton().remove("DynaTex");
		delete vrend;
		delete trend;
	}

	void createControls()
	{
		mTrayMgr->createLabel(TL_TOPLEFT, "JuliaParamLabel", "Julia Parameters", 200);
		mTrayMgr->createThickSlider(TL_TOPLEFT, "RealSlider", "Real", 200, 80, -1, 1, 50)->setValue(global_real, false);
		mTrayMgr->createThickSlider(TL_TOPLEFT, "ImagSlider", "Imag", 200, 80, -1, 1, 50)->setValue(global_imag, false);
		mTrayMgr->createThickSlider(TL_TOPLEFT, "ThetaSlider", "Theta", 200, 80, -1, 1, 50)->setValue(global_theta, false);
		mTrayMgr->showCursor();
	}

	void sliderMoved(Slider* slider)
	{
		if (slider->getName() == "RealSlider")
		{
			global_real = slider->getValue();
		}
		else if (slider->getName() == "ImagSlider")
		{
			global_imag = slider->getValue();
		}
		else if (slider->getName() == "ThetaSlider")
		{
			global_theta = slider->getValue();
		}
		generate();
	}

	void generate()
	{
		/* Evaluate julia fractal for each point */
		Julia julia(global_real, global_imag, global_theta);
		const float scale = 2.5;
		const float vcut = 29.0f;
		const float vscale = 1.0f/vcut;

		HardwarePixelBufferSharedPtr buffer = ptex->getBuffer(0, 0);
		Ogre::StringStream d;
		d << "HardwarePixelBuffer " << buffer->getWidth() << " " << buffer->getHeight() << " " << buffer->getDepth();
		LogManager::getSingleton().logMessage(d.str());

		buffer->lock(HardwareBuffer::HBL_NORMAL);
		const PixelBox &pb = buffer->getCurrentLock();
		d.str("");
		d << "PixelBox " << pb.getWidth() << " " << pb.getHeight() << " " << pb.getDepth() << " " << pb.rowPitch << " " << pb.slicePitch << " " << pb.data << " " << PixelUtil::getFormatName(pb.format);
		LogManager::getSingleton().logMessage(d.str());

		Ogre::uint32 *pbptr = static_cast<Ogre::uint32*>(pb.data);
		for(size_t z=pb.front; z<pb.back; z++)
        {
            for(size_t y=pb.top; y<pb.bottom; y++)
            {
                for(size_t x=pb.left; x<pb.right; x++)
                {
                    if(z==pb.front || z==(pb.back-1) || y==pb.top|| y==(pb.bottom-1) ||
						x==pb.left || x==(pb.right-1))
					{
						// On border, must be zero
						pbptr[x] = 0;
                    }
					else
					{
						float val = julia.eval(((float)x/pb.getWidth()-0.5f) * scale,
								((float)y/pb.getHeight()-0.5f) * scale,
								((float)z/pb.getDepth()-0.5f) * scale);
						if(val > vcut)
							val = vcut;

						PixelUtil::packColour((float)x/pb.getWidth(), (float)y/pb.getHeight(), (float)z/pb.getDepth(), (1.0f-(val*vscale))*0.7f, PF_A8R8G8B8, &pbptr[x]);

					}
                }
                pbptr += pb.rowPitch;
            }
            pbptr += pb.getSliceSkip();
        }
		buffer->unlock();
	}
};

#ifndef OGRE_STATIC_LIB

SamplePlugin* sp;
Sample* s;

extern "C" _OgreSampleExport void dllStartPlugin()
{
	s = new Sample_VolumeTex;
	sp = OGRE_NEW SamplePlugin(s->getInfo()["Title"] + " Sample");
	sp->addSample(s);
	Root::getSingleton().installPlugin(sp);
}

extern "C" _OgreSampleExport void dllStopPlugin()
{
	Root::getSingleton().uninstallPlugin(sp);
	OGRE_DELETE sp;
	delete s;
}
#endif


So, you've settled down, found a steady job and now you are thinking about home ownership. Here are a few things to pay attention to when planning the purchase of your first home.
In all likelihood, younger people won't have to worry about a very large family in the house. That's why a smaller home will probably be a good choice for most of them. With the current prices in Canada it can be really costly to buy a full-size family house in a good neighborhood, it makes a lot of sense to accept less comfortable accommodations for the time being. It is a common tactic to trade space for location and purchase an apartment in a central urban zone, before relocating to the suburbs when the family starts growing and demanding more room.
While more affluent citizens may sometimes prefer shorter loan agreements, younger homeowners rarely have this privilege. They should almost automatically accept the longest amortization period possible and reduce current monthly obligations to a minimum. It is reasonable to expect your income to stabilize as you grow older, so it's only logical to push the bulk of your debt to the time when you will be better equipped to handle it. If you are so lucky to get your money quicker than expected, you probably won't stay in the same house anyway.
Inexperienced borrowers have the tendency to dive into debt too fast, limiting their future options. Instead, it is recommended to keep some flexibility in case a better loan becomes available down the road. For this to be realistic, it is necessary to pay monthly dues on your mortgage regularly and ensure that your credit rating remains at a high level. It may take some training to learn how to do this, but 30's are the perfect time to start developing financial discipline and sacrificing temporary comfort for the greater good.
First-time buyers might qualify for one of the assistance programs run by the Canadian government, significantly reducing the total amount owed to the banks and securing better loan conditions. Certain programs might be open only to specific groups of citizens, i.e. low-income workers or minority members, so it is necessary to conduct due diligence and find out whether any of the existing financing options applies to mortgages in Guelph and your demographic cluster.


text:
require 'opal_hot_reloader'
describe OpalHotReloader do
  context 'alerts' do
    it 'should be controllable' do
      expect(subject.use_alert?).to eq true
      OpalHotReloader.alerts_off!
      expect(subject.use_alert?).to eq false
    end
  end
end

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The HESA Ababil () is an Iranian family of single-engine multirole tactical unmanned aerial vehicles manufactured by Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (HESA). The Ababil comes in two main lines, the Ababil-2 and the Ababil-3, of which the former has a number of variants. It is considered a long-range, low-technology drone.

The Ababil program was begun during the Iran–Iraq War. The Ababil-2, developed in the 1990s, has rudimentary surveillance capabilities and can be used as a loitering munition, but is mainly used as a target drone. The larger and more capable Ababil-3, introduced in the 2000s, was designed for Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance use and has improved surveillance capabilities. Overall, the Ababil has been described "a pretty rough-and-ready system" because of its "cheap, simple, and ease of use."

The Ababil-2 and Ababil-3 have been widely exported to governments and paramilitaries in the Middle East and elsewhere. The Ababil has been used in the 2006 Lebanon War, the Iraq War, and the Sudanese, Syrian, Iraqi, and Yemeni civil wars.

Development
The early history of the Ababil is unclear. Jane's reports that the Ababil program was begun at Qods Aviation Industries in 1986 and the first delivery was in 1993. Iranian military expert Galen Wright writes that the program began at Iran Electronics Industries in the mid-1980s and began mass production in 1986, with possible use in the Iran–Iraq War.

Design

The Ababil has a cylindrical fuselage, a sweptback vertical fin, and a pusher engine. It is powered by a simple two-bladed pusher propeller with a rear-mounted wing and a front canard for good stall, stability and maneuverability characteristics. All variants have a range of over 100 km and all variants have all-metal construction, except for the Ababil-T, which is composite (fiberglass).

The Ababil can be launched from a zero-length JATO platform or a Mercedes Benz 911 pneumatic truck launcher. The rocket launch system can be used from a ship deck and can be assembled or broken down for portability. For recovery, a parachute provides a descent rate of 4 m/s, or skids can be used for conventional landings on a runway or field. Some airframes have also been seen with landing gear.

Variants
The Ababil is built in a number of poorly documented variants.

Ababil-1

The Ababil-1 was an obscure loitering munition built in the 1980s. Its specifications are not known, there are no known photographs, and it is unknown if it was ever used in combat. It is believed to be out of service.

One source writes that the Ababil-1 was essentially a prototype or preproduction version of the Ababil-2. It is described as a suicide drone with 40 kg of explosives.

Ababil-2

The Ababil-2 has an improved flight-control system. Jane's reports that the Ababil-2 had its first flight in 1997 while Galen Wright writes that it entered production in 1992. Both sources agree the Ababil-2 was publicly revealed in 1999. Some sources also designate the Ababil-2 as the Ababil-II.

Target drone

The most common Ababil-2 variant is a target drone variant used for training air-defense crews. The name of Ababil variants is unclear, but Jane's reports that this variant is called the Ababil-B. The Ababil-B's mission payloads are acoustic miss-distance-indicators, Infrared devices, and radar reflectors. This variant is the oldest Ababil-2 variant and it apparently entered service in 2001.

Surveillance

The name of the Ababil-2 surveillance variant is similarly unclear, but Jane's reports that this is called the Ababil-S. Some sources may also designate this the Ababil-R. Galen Wright assesses it as having "only rudimentary" surveillance capabilities in contrast to other intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance UAVs.

Twin-tail variant
The Ababil-2 also exists in a twin-tail variant, which some (but not all) sources name the Ababil-T. This variant can be fitted with surveillance, target drone, or disposable strike munition payloads. It is probably coterminous with the "Mirsad-1" UAV operated by Hezbollah and may have been renamed "Qasef-1" in Houthi service.

Ababil-CH
The Ababil-CH has two rear tails, like the Ababil-T, but is used as a target drone like the Ababil-B. It is slightly larger than the Ababil-T.

Qasef-1
The Qasef-1 and Qasef-2K loitering munition versions are based on the Ababil-2 airframe and has a 30-kg warhead. It has been solely operated by Yemeni Houthis, who have mostly used it to attack the radar components of MIM-104 Patriot surface-to-air missiles. The Qasef-1 has been in use since late 2016 and some examples have been intercepted in transit to Yemen. It is possibly a renamed or modified Ababil-T with an installed explosive charge or a warhead.

The Houthis claim that they manufacture Qasef-1s themselves, but this claim has been disputed and there is widespread suspicion that it is Iranian-built.

Ababil-3
The Ababil-3 is a complete redesign of the Ababil with an improved airframe used solely for surveillance: it carries better equipment and can stay aloft for longer. Some sources also designate the Ababil-3 as the Ababil-III. The Ababil-3 is thought to be based on the South African Denel Dynamics Seeker, and possibly the Seeker-2D model in particular. It is more widely exported than the Ababil-2, and is known to have entered production by 2008, with specific parts manufactured by 2006.

The Ababil-3 has a cylindrical body, with wings mounted on top while at the end of the body is an H-shaped twin boom. The wing design is a rectangle which after half its lengths tapers toward the wing tips. The Ababil-3's wingspan is about 7 meters, compared to 3 meters for the Ababil-2. It uses an engine from German company Limbach Flugmotoren, possibly the Limbach L550E. Other sources suggest the Ababil-3 is powered by Chinese or Iranian clones of the L550. Other particular parts inside the Ababil-3 were sourced from Irish defense contractors.

Analysis of an Ababil-3 downed over ISIS-held territory in Iraq, apparently due to mechanical failure, finds that the Ababil-3 is built out of composite materials. The powerplant had plain-surfaced cylinder heads; it was unclear if the engine was manufactured in Iran or China. Overall, the manufacture was "very economical" and the Ababil-3 was designed for low cost. There were also a number of defects in the downed Ababil-3 model, which could suggest poor manufacture or handling in the field.

Ababil-3s are based at an airstrip outside of Minab, a town near Bandar Abbas. Ababil-3s are also known to be based at Bandar Abbas International Airport. The Ababil-3 is comparable with the RQ-2.

The Ababil-3's max airspeed is , its range is  (roundtrip), and it has a service ceiling of . It has an endurance of 4 hours. An estimated 217 Ababil-3s have been built as of July 2019.

In 2014 Iran announced that they had developed night vision capabilities for the Ababil-3. Previous Ababil variants were most effective in daytime. As of 2020, Iran has armed  versions of the Ababil-3 drone.

Ababil-3s have been extensively used in the Syrian Civil War. The heterogeneity of pro-regime forces makes it difficult to determine who operates or controls their use. An Ababil-3 crashed or was brought down in Pakistani territory in July 2019.

Operational history

Lebanon

Hezbollah acquired Ababil-2 drones (twin-tail variant) in 2002, and operated them under the Mirsad-1 designation. Israel has said that Hezbollah received at least 12 Ababils before the 2006 Lebanon War. Three Ababils were launched during the conflict.

The first Ababil was shot down by an Israeli F-16 on 7 August 2006 off the coast of Northern Israel. The second Ababil crashed inside Lebanon on 13 August. The third Ababil deployed by Hezbollah was shot down by another F-16 hours later just inside Israel's northern border. Hezbollah was assessed as having several Ababil UAVs in 2009, although other estimates have ranged from 12 to 24–30. By 2018, Hezbollah stated that the Mirsad-1 had been retired from service.

Hezbollah has also built a large airstrip in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. There is speculation that the airstrip could support larger, runway-launched Ababil-3 UAVs. Hezbollah is not definitively known to operate the Ababil-3.

Sudan
The Ababil-3 is in service with Sudan. In 2008, an Ababil-3 crashed or was shot down while on a surveillance mission.

On March 13, 2012, another Sudanese Ababil was lost in action near Toroji, South Kordofan. Sudanese rebels of the SPLA-N said they downed it using ground fire, while the Sudanese government said it was due to mechanical failure.

Iraq

On 16 March 2009, an American F-16 operating in Iraq shot down an Iranian Ababil 3 drone on 25 February 2009 that had been flying through Iraqi airspace for "almost an hour and 10 minutes." The drone crashed about 60 miles northeast of Baghdad, 12 miles inside Iraqi territory near the town of Balad Ruz in Diyala Governorate. Officials at Iraq's Defence and Interior ministries suggested that the drone might have been scouting for routes to smuggle Iranian weapons into the country. The New York Times, however, speculated that the drone was monitoring Iranian dissidents in Iraq, such as those at Camp Ashraf, which is located near where the drone crashed. Abdul Aziz Mohammed Jassim, head of military operations at the Iraqi defence ministry stated that since the drone, "crossed 10 km into Iraq, it's most likely that its entrance was a mistake."

More recently, Ababil-3 UAVs have been used extensively in the Iraqi Civil War. Their use began in summer 2014, shortly after the Fall of Mosul, from Rasheed Air Base.

Iran
Iran is the primary operator of Ababil UAVs. Iran operates large numbers of Ababil-2 UAVs, mostly for training air defense crews, and operates Ababil-3 UAVs for surveillance use.

Syria
Ababil-3 UAVs have been used in the Syrian Civil War since 2012. They have been used heavily and are some of the most commonly used UAVs in the war. They are especially commonly seen over Damascus.

Gaza
On 14 December 2014, Hamas militants flew an unmanned air vehicle over a parade in the Gaza Strip marking the 27th anniversary of the organization's establishment. Israeli sources identified the aircraft as an Iranian-made Ababil. Also used in the 2021 conflict.

Yemen

Houthi rebels have operated Ababil-T loitering munitions under the name "Qasef-1" to target Saudi and Emirati radar batteries. According to the Houthis, a new variant of the drone named "Qasef-2K" has been designed to explode from a height of 20 meters in the air and rain shrapnel down on its target and has been used to kill 6 people in the coalition controlled Al Anad Air Base in Yemen. Najran, 840 km southwest of Riyadh on the Saudi-Yemen border also has been receiving Houthi drone attacks.

After the Houthi attack on Saudi oil infrastructure on 14 September 2019, Saudi Arabia tasked F-15 fighter jets armed with missiles to intercept low flying drones, difficult to intercept with ground based high altitude missile systems like the MIM-104 Patriot with several drones being downed since then. On 7 March 2021, during a Houthi attack at several Saudi oil installations, Saudi F-15s shot down several attacking drones shot down using heatseeking AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles, with video evidence showing at least two Samad-3 UAVs and one Qasef-2K downed.
On 30 March 2021, a video made by Saudi border guards showed a Saudi F-15 shooting down a Houthi Quasef-2K drone with an AIM-120 AMRAAM fired at short range.

Operators

Current state operators

 Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: Ababil-1, Ababil-2, and Ababil-3
 Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force: Ababil-3
 Islamic Republic of Iran Army: Ababil-2
 : Ababil-3
 : Ababil-3, rebranded as "Zagil III-B"

 Syrian Arab Army: Ababil-3
  Ababil-2, with license production

Non-state operators
  Hamas
 : Ababil-T, rebranded as "Qasef-1".
  Hezbollah: Ababil-2, rebranded as "Mirsad-1".
  Kataib Hezbollah: Ababil-3, rebranded as "Basir-1".
  Libyan National Army: Ababil-2.

Specifications (Ababil-2)

See also

References

Attribution:

External links

Ababil
Unmanned military aircraft of Iran
Single-engined pusher aircraft
Military equipment of Iran

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Cranes are large birds that are somewhat heron- or stork-like.
They have thicker, tapered necks, small heads and strong bills, heavy but tapered bodies, long legs, and long, broad wings which allow them to soar and glide expertly in flight. One species is a very rare breeding bird and rare migrant in the UK, but there are several others worldwide.
The crane is a huge, graceful, mainly grey bird with long legs, a long neck and drooping, curved tail feathers.


SHEFFIELD — Superintendent Michael Singleton, who has led the Southern Berkshire Regional School District for five years, was praised for his steady leadership that ended this week upon his retirement. District officials describe Singleton as a competent and thoughtful district operator, but low-key and challenged when communicating, a weakness highlighted by his controversial recommendation for the School Committee to consider closing the outlying elementary schools.
Mount Everett Regional High School Principal Glen Devoti described Singleton as a "steady hand at the wheel" who allowed administrators and teachers to do their jobs without interfering.
In Singleton's last year, Mount Everett was recognized in U.S. News and World Report's prestigious list of top schools in the nation based on 2010-11 academic scores. Devoti credited Singleton for understanding the importance of extracurricular activities that promote positive culture and foster academic success.
Singleton retires after 43 years of experience, starting as a junior high school social science teacher. Prior to joining the district, he served as the special education development director in Williamstown Elementary School District between 2003 and 2008. He was also the superintendent at Red Creek School District in New York.


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Reported Missing! is a 1937 American thriller film directed by Milton Carruth and written by Jerome Chodorov and Joseph Fields. The film stars William Gargan, Jean Rogers, Dick Purcell, Hobart Cavanaugh, Michael Fitzmaurice, Joe Sawyer, Billy Wayne, and Robert Spencer. The film was released on August 15, 1937, by Universal Pictures.

Plot
The story follows a gang that sabotages airplanes, making them crash and then robbing the victims.

Cast

References

External links

1937 films
American thriller films
1930s thriller films
Universal Pictures films
American black-and-white films
Films directed by Milton Carruth
1930s English-language films
1930s American films


It is estimated that just a 10% increase in broadband take-up could result in between 0.9% and 1.5% increase in GDP growth. Universally available, fast and reliable telecom network infrastructures are and will increasingly be a precondition to efficient communication in business and social environments; it is also underpinning innovation and further increases in the overall productivity of the economy.
By 2020, Europe will see the emergence of a new generation of services and technologies in areas such as cloud computing, Internet of things (machine-to-machine communication), smart cities, smart grids, e-Health applications, e-Government, high-definition and interactive audio-visual services, etc. All these services will require high-speed connectivity, for the processing power of "big data" and storage capacity will increasingly be "in the net". In addition, the simultaneous use by households or business of different terminals (PC, tablets, smartphones, connected TV, smart boxes, sensors, etc.) and multi-media, interactive and high-definition applications will substantially increase demand for bandwidth above 30 Mbps.
(iii) by 2020, at least 50% of European households should subscribe to Internet connections above 100 Mbps.
High-quality and high-speed internet access vital to achieve a Digital Single Market. The Commission published the first results of two public consultations, one on Europeans' broadband needs and the other focusing on the review of current EU telecoms rules.
Guide to Broadband Investment: this document sets out best practice examples in planning an investment of public funds in broadband projects.
Broadband - Delivering next generation access through PPP: This publication has been prepared for the benefit of the European PPP Expertise Centre (EPEC) members (European Investment Bank (EIB), the European Commission, Member States of the European Union, Candidate States and certain other states) to facilitate the sharing of experiences in the field of public-private partnerships (PPPs).
Broadbandforall a webpage with information from the European Satellite Operators Association on satellite based broadband solutions.
Presentation of the five winners of the broadband awards. Five winners of 48 projects competiting for the first edition of the European Broadband Awards for the best European Broadband projects . The 5 winning projects are from Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden.


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Anton Karl Grünwald (* 23. listopadu 1838, Praha - 2. září 1920, Praha- Dejvice) byl česko-rakouský matematik.

Život
V roce od 1856 Grünwald nastoupil studium matematiky a strojírenství na pražské univerzitě a v roce 1861 získal titul doktora filosofie a v roce 1863 se kvalifikoval v matematice.

V letech 1863 - 1868 pracoval jako soukromý lektor matematiky na Vysoké škole technické v Praze a v letech 1865 - 1869 také jako odborný asistent pro fyziku na univerzitě. V roce 1870 se stal mimořádným profesorem na chemicko-technické zemském ústavu a 1. ledna 1881 řádným profesorem matematiky na pražské univerzitě.

Zabýval se výzkumem spektrální analýzy. Jeho hlavním matematickým cílem bylo zobecnit pojem derivace integrálu. V roce 1867 vytvořil Grünwald-Letnikovovu derivaci (následujícího roku Alexej Vasiljevič Letnikov).

Stal se přidruženým členem Královské české společnosti nauk.

Měl syna Josefa Grünwalda (1876–1911), který se byl také matematikem.

Publikace
 Ueber die Entwickelung der begrenzten Derivationen nach positiven ganzen Potenzen des Index und die damit zusammenhängende Logialrechnung. 1881 (Online)
 Spectralanalyse des Kadmiums. Wien, 1888
 Mathematische Spectralanalyse des Magnesiums und der Kohle. Berlin, 1887
 Über das sogenannte zweite oder zusammengesetzte Wasserstoffspectrum von Dr. B. Hasselberg und die Structur des Wasserstoffes. 1892
 Spectralanalytischer Nachweis von Spuren eines neuen, der ersten Reihe der Mendelejeff'schen Tafel angehörigen Elementes, welches besonders im Tellur und Antimon, ausserdem aber auch im Kupfer... 1889
 Über die mechan. Vorgänge, welche den elektr. zu Grunde liegen: Vortrag. 1895

Reference

Literatura
 Grünwald, Anton Karl (1838–1920), Mathematiker. In: Österreichisches Biographisches Lexikon 1815–1950 (ÖBL). Band 2, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Wien 1959, s. 92.
 F. Stark, W. Gintl, A. Grünwald: Die k. k. Deutsche Technische Hochschule in Prag 1806–1906. Prag 1906, S. 380

Muži
Úmrtí v roce 1920
Narození v roce 1838
Obyvatelé Rakouska-Uherska
Matematici 19. století
Narození v Praze
Čeští matematici
Rakouští matematici


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Q: Display two images in didFinishPickingImage - iOS Swift 2.2 I have two UIImageViews, each with two buttons. One button takes a picture and the other chooses a photo from a library. Both buttons work correctly. But when I choose an image by a button from the first sheet, it is displayed in both UIImageViews. My question is how can we display the image in only the corresponding ImageView?.
func imagePickerController(picker: UIImagePickerController, didFinishPickingImage image: UIImage, editingInfo: [NSObject : AnyObject]?) {
    print("Image Selected")
    self.dismissViewControllerAnimated(true, completion: nil)

    importedImage.image = image
    secondPhoto.image = image
}

// MARK: - Action Sheet

@IBAction func showActionSheet1(sender: AnyObject) {
    let image = UIImagePickerController()
    image.delegate = self
    let actionSheet = UIAlertController(title: "Action Sheet", message: "Choose Option", preferredStyle: .ActionSheet)
    let libButton = UIAlertAction(title: "Select from photo library", style: .Default, handler: { (libButton) -> Void in
        image.sourceType = UIImagePickerControllerSourceType.PhotoLibrary
        image.allowsEditing = false

        self.presentViewController(image, animated: true, completion: nil)

    })
    let cameraButton = UIAlertAction(title: "Take picture", style: .Default, handler: { (cameraButton) -> Void in

        if UIImagePickerController.isSourceTypeAvailable(UIImagePickerControllerSourceType.Camera){

        image.sourceType = UIImagePickerControllerSourceType.Camera
        image.allowsEditing = false
        self.presentViewController(image, animated: true, completion: nil)
        }
    })
    let cancelButton = UIAlertAction(title: "Cancel", style: .Cancel, handler: {(cancelButton) -> Void in
        print("Cancel selected")
    })
    actionSheet.addAction(libButton)
    actionSheet.addAction(cameraButton)
    actionSheet.addAction(cancelButton)

    self.presentViewController(actionSheet, animated: true, completion: nil)

}

@IBAction func showActionSheet2(sender: AnyObject) {

    let image = UIImagePickerController()
    image.delegate = self

    let actionSheet = UIAlertController(title: "Action Sheet", message: "Choose Option", preferredStyle: .ActionSheet)
    let libButton = UIAlertAction(title: "Select from photo library", style: .Default, handler: { (libButton) -> Void in
        image.sourceType = UIImagePickerControllerSourceType.PhotoLibrary
        image.allowsEditing = false
        self.presentViewController(image, animated: true, completion: nil)

    })
    let cameraButton = UIAlertAction(title: "Take picture", style: .Default, handler: { (cameraButton) -> Void in

        if UIImagePickerController.isSourceTypeAvailable(UIImagePickerControllerSourceType.Camera){

            image.sourceType = UIImagePickerControllerSourceType.Camera
            image.allowsEditing = false
            self.presentViewController(image, animated: true, completion: nil)
        }
    })
    let cancelButton = UIAlertAction(title: "Cancel", style: .Cancel, handler: {(cancelButton) -> Void in
        print("Cancel selected")
    })
    actionSheet.addAction(libButton)
    actionSheet.addAction(cameraButton)
    actionSheet.addAction(cancelButton)

    self.presentViewController(actionSheet, animated: true, completion: nil)
}

A: This is happening because you are setting image in both the ImageView inside didFinishPickingImage, to solve the issue need to maintain some state like which Button is clicked to set Image, for that you can create one Bool instance and assign its value inside the action of Button like this.
var isFromFirst: Bool = false

@IBAction func showActionSheet1(sender: AnyObject) {

    self.isFromFirst = true
    ...//your other code

}

@IBAction func showActionSheet2(sender: AnyObject) {

    self.isFromFirst = false
    ...//your other code

}

After that check this bool value inside didFinishPickingImage like this.
func imagePickerController(picker: UIImagePickerController, didFinishPickingImage image: UIImage, editingInfo: [NSObject : AnyObject]?) {
    print("Image Selected")
    self.dismissViewControllerAnimated(true, completion: nil)
    if (self.isFromFirst) {
        importedImage.image = image
    }
    else {
        secondPhoto.image = image
    }
}

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Please note that we have a limit of 25 pictures on this site so if you need pictures for other seasons please contact us and we would gladly send them to you.
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This was the first time we had decided on renting a cottage for a vacation and it will not be our last. The view from the cottage was spectacular and being right on the lake was wonderful. We could go down to the dock anytime and swim (lake was clean), kayak, canoe or paddle boat.
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A short and sweet tutorial on how to create watercolour backgrounds using Tombow Markers.
Thanks for this video Stephanie! I have a few Tombows and was planning on making some backgrounds next week so I might give this way a try. I like the way it's quiet subtle and unpredictable in what it does.
It is very subtle. But if you use hot pressed watercolour paper, you can do multiple layers if you let each layer dry in between so that the colours will get darker with each layer.
I like the subtle colours for when I'm using a black Micron pen. It also doesn't clog my pens which is great for when you want to get into the Zen of drawing.
Thank you, Stephanie! What an easy and quick way to create softly-colored backgrounds on which to tangle. :) Once the tile is dry, can it be ironed to flatten it? If so, what iron setting do you recommend and should I use a thin cloth between the iron and the tile? Thanks for posting this!
If you're using original Zentangle tiles, they're made of cotton and they're so small that the curling doesn't show much. It will uncurl itself once dry. You can also use hot pressed watercolour paper. If the paper does curl, you can spray the back of the tile with some water and then flatten it under some heavy books.
I've never needed to iron my tiles. But I'm guessing low heat with a sheet of printer paper in between would do just fine.


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G-EUPH(1225) still wearing the special color scheme for the Olympic Games in London 2012.
Painted in the "Retro" colour scheme of 60 years ago.
OY-KBO Painted in the "Retro" colour scheme of 60 years ago.


What is MPS Active Carbon FIR?
Whole Body Vibration therapy started with a Swedish doctor, Gustav Zander, in 1857. He designed several types of vibration exercise. He started the Zander Institutes after exhibiting at 2 Worlds fairs.
In 1895 Battle Creek, Michigan, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, inventor of corn flakes, invented a whole-body vibration machine which was a chair design that shook and claimed to cure constipation, headaches and back pain. He also developed a standing platform for stimulating the organs.
In 1960 began what would be today's whole body vibration exercise devices that began in East Germany using a technique titled rhythmic neuromuscular stimulation.
Then Russian scientists began studies of Whole Body Vibration and furthered the technology. They used this vibration technology in rehabilitating their astronauts when returning from space to help increase bone density and repair muscles that had atrophied. These scientists believed a form of therapy that used hyper gravitational force could yield as an effective treatment. A Russian researcher, Vladimir Nazarov, found it increased bone density and strengthened muscle tissue. They also used the whole body therapy to prevent injuries for their Olympic athletes.
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Q: Fazer delete de rows em diversas tabelas de forma dinâmica, no Postgres Preciso de fazer um delete para limpar a base de dados de forma automática em tabelas que estão dentro de schemas diferentes, o "public" e o "cine";
Tenho a seguinte query que me devolve
SELECT concat('"',table_schema,'"', '.', '"',table_name, '"') as
      table_name
FROM information_schema.columns
WHERE table_schema = 'public' OR table_schema = 'cine' AND
column_name = 'cine_uuid'
GROUP BY table_name, table_schema;

Esta, devolve-me todos os schemas e tabelas que teem como coluna "cine_uuid".
É possivel fazer um delete da seguinte forma:
DELETE FROM [TABELAS] WHERE cine_uuid = '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000'

O que pretendia era que a partir de uma query, fazer um delete nas diversas tabelas nos diversos schemas.
É possível?

A: Fiz a seguinte função:
Seleciona todas as tabelas, dos schemas informados, que contém a coluna informada, e percorre executando o delete:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.delete_from_tables (id varchar
)
RETURNS pg_catalog.void AS
$body$
    declare
       temprow record;
       begin

       FOR temprow IN
        (select
            t.table_name
            from information_schema.tables t
            inner join information_schema.columns c on c.table_name = t.table_name and c.column_name = 'cine_uuid '
            where t.table_schema in ('public','cine'))
    LOOP
        EXECUTE 'DELETE FROM '|| temprow.table_name || ' where cine_uuid = ''' || $1 || '''';
    END LOOP;

       end;
$body$
LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'
VOLATILE
CALLED ON NULL INPUT
SECURITY INVOKER
COST 100;

Utilização:
select delete_from_tables('00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000'::varchar);


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Bollywood Hungama » News » Bollywood Features News » Watch: Alia Bhatt teaching manners to an elderly man in a deleted scene from Dear Zindagi
Watch: Alia Bhatt teaching manners to an elderly man in a deleted scene from Dear Zindagi
By - Bollywood Hungama News Network
Created: Feb 8, 2017 - 8:00 AM IST
Last year was completely owned by the ever-effervescent Alia Bhatt, who had a dream run at the Box-Office. Be it Kapoor & Sons, Udta Punjab or Dear Zindagi, Alia Bhatt steered her way into the hearts of the audiences and critics alike. Speaking of Dear Zindagi, Bollywood Hungama got its hands on yet another deleted scene from the film, which has been shot inside a plane.
The said scene has Alia Bhatt (who plays Kaira in the film) inside a plane trying to find her seat. When she reaches her seat, she finds a middle aged man seated on it, as he wanted to be seated next to his son. And when Alia Bhatt accepts his request of exchanging her seat with hers, she realises that her (new) seat is between two men. Needless to say, Alia Bhatt comes back to her seat and requests the middle aged man to give her seat back. At this, the middle aged man not just insists on being seated next to his son, but also grumbles about how today's generation do not respect their elders. Needless to say, this infuriates and irritates Alia Bhatt, who gives the man a piece of her mind while justifying her actions.
Readers may recall that, besides Alia Bhatt, Dear Zindagi also starred the inimitable Shah Rukh Khan and the hunky Kunal Kapoor amongst others.
More Pages: Dear Zindagi Box Office Collection , Dear Zindagi Movie Review
Tags : Alia Bhatt, Dear Zindagi, Features, Kapoor & Sons, Kunal Kapoor, Shah Rukh Khan, Udta Punjab
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Q: not found Calls:  error when knitting from r studio to HTML {r,eval=F}
corfit <- duplicateCorrelation(brain.rma, design.trt, block = blocks)

{r histOfcorrelations}
print(cor)
{r}
plot(hist(tanh(corfit$atanh.correlations)))

My codes run just fine in the RMD file, but will not knit to HTML.

Error in hist(tanh(corfit$atanh.correlations)) : object 'corfit' not
  found Calls:  ... withCallingHandlers -> withVisible ->
  eval -> eval -> plot -> hist Execution halted

Any suggestions?
Thanks!

A: I think that it might be because your statement eval=F.
This in fact makes knitr not to evaluate corfit and then the object can't be found.
Try to delete eval=F and see what happens!

A: You need to remove your code: "eval=F"
eval = FALSE prevents code from being evaluated. (And obviously if the code is not run, no results will be generated). This is useful for displaying example code, or for disabling a large block of code without commenting each line.
https://yihui.org/knitr/options/#code-evaluation


Pink Ink Designs has come out with some stamp sets and the images are so stunning I just had to play with some of them.
I chose this seahorse stamp set because I was attracted to the detailed stamp of the seahorse and I was curious to see if the detail would stamp nicely or not.
For this card I decided to create a background using ink smooshing technique, ink blending and heat embossing for the seahorse itself.
Lets begin with the background.
Using your ink pad spread some ink onto your blending mat, by dabbing it onto the mat. Add a squirt or two of water to the ink and blot your paper onto the wet ink, moving it around creating splotches and interest to the background. Do this a couple of times, heat setting it between each layer, until you get a desired pattern in the background. I used three different shades of blue for this part and just kept working at it keeping the center fairly lighter than the rest of the background.
I really wanted the center of the background to be the focal point for the seahorse so I then took a blending tool and blended on a dark shade of blue and then the black to deepen the color on the edges.
At this point I was loving the results and decided to heat emboss the seahorse image in the center using black embossing powder. Once I heat set that I took my memento markers and colored in the seahorse, using similar colors from the background.
I then mounted my card front onto a black card base. I am still pondering over if I want to add a sentiment or not.
I was totally impressed with the quality of the stamp. The image stamped perfectly with all the detail and clearly visible. Here is an easel card using the Fairy Mouse stamp set from Pink Ink Designs. I was equally impressed with the quality of this stamp set.
I hope you like these card samples and give these stamps a try. You won't be disappointed.
Winter is here and how better to spend some time all cozy in your craft room making cute shaker cards. I have recently been infatuated with easel cards so I thought to myself why not combined the two card designs into one.
For this card I used the mug as hot chocolate along with some extra chocolate on the side. I also decided to add patterned paper in the background, because I just don't use patterned paper enough. The Mug die set also comes with a tea tag so for the tea lovers there is always that option.


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February 2019 »
Castle Restoration Set to Start
Tuesday, 12 February 2019, 12:10
Work is set to start next month on a major project to restore and regenerate the historic Lews Castle Grounds in Stornoway.
A partnership involving the Stornoway Trust, Comhairle nan Eilean Siar, the National Lottery and Historic Environment Scotland, will oversee investment of over £5 million in the much-loved public park over the next few years.
Building and civil works contracts with a total value of over £3.6 million have been awarded to two island based contractors by Comhairle nan Eilean Siar in partnership the Stornoway Trust.
Neil Mackay & Co will undertake comprehensive repairs to the Porters Lodge, the Category A-listed Boatman's House and the adjacent Seawall. Other important features, including the Castle's bastion wall, steps and terrace path will also be repaired and restored to their original form.
Breedon Hebrides will undertake a range of civil works, including drainage works in the former private gardens and the Castle Green, extensive renovation of paths in the core area of the grounds and environmental improvements in key areas. The popular Woodlands Centre will benefit a new outdoor terrace and children's play area.
The works are scheduled for completion by summer 2020.
Following on from the construction works an extensive programme of landscape planting and restoration will be undertaken by the Stornoway Trust under the direction of a Head Gardener – a new National Lottery funded post to be appointed as a key part of the project.
Norman A Maciver Chairman of the Stornoway Trust and the joint Project Board with the Comhairle said:
'It is great news that after so many years we are finally over the line and are now in a position to commence the project to enhance the environs around the Castle. I would like to congratulate all the officers who have managed to get this project off the ground.'
Roddie Mackay, Comhairle Leader said:
'The Castle Grounds are a hugely important asset for our community and this project will deliver significant and much needed improvements that will complement the restored Lews Castle. The Comhairle and the Trust have very worked closely with our funding partners to reach this point and I'm sure the community will be delighted to see work finally starting.'
Commenting, Acting Head of the National Lottery Heritage Fund in Scotland, Riona McMorrow, said:
'Our parks, and the historic features in them, are a wonderful legacy from our ancestors. They are enjoyed by all ages and are a community's green space in which to relax away from the pressures of daily life. We're delighted that, thanks to funds raised through the National Lottery, work is starting to revitalise the only historic park in the Outer Hebrides for all to enjoy.'
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Q: Dual of an injective homomorphism on $\mathbb{Z}$-modules Suppose that $f: X\to Y$ is a homomorphism of $\mathbb{Z}$-modules.
If we apply the $\operatorname{Hom}(-, \mathbb{Z})$ functor to the diagram $X\to Y$, then is the induced map $f^*$ necessarily injective?

A: No, even with $f$ injective, $f*$ might not be injective.
Consider $X = \mathbb{Z}$, $Y = \mathbb{Z}^2$, and $f : x \mapsto (x,0)$ the canonical injection.
Take $h_1,h_2 \in \operatorname{Hom}(Y, \mathbb{Z})$ defined by $h_i (x,y) = i\cdot y$. One has $h_1\neq h_2$ but $f^*(h_1) = f^*(h_2) = 0$.
Hence $f^*$ is not injective.


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Podium for Tidemand in his Fabia R5 premiere
Pontus Tidemand came to Portugal's WRC round with the target to complete all special stages and make a debut as good as possible with ŠKODA's new Fabia R5. He made an impressive effort during the four competitive days and took home third place in WRC 2 thanks to his mature and stabile driving.
"It is fantastic to finish on the podium in my first event with the Fabia R5. This exceeded my own expectations and I am really pleased" said a happy Pontus after crossing the finish line.
Pontus and his co-driver Emil Axelsson had perhaps the most hectic preparation out of all the crews competing at Rally Portugal. Last weekend they competed in New Caledonia and then jumped straight on a plane to Europe, just to be thrown into the WRC circus as soon as they arrived. But jetlag did not stop them from making a focused performance over the weekend.
With nearly 30 competitive cars, the WRC 2 category saw more entries than in a long time and with that came fierce competition. It is important to get a good start if you want to be in the fight, something that was no problem for Pontus, who had a flying start on Thursday evening's super special. In front of 25 000 spectators, he set the third fastest time, only three seconds behind Nasser Al-Attiyah from Qatar.
The following days, Rally Portugal lived up to its reputation as one of the toughest gravel events in the WRC calendar. The rocky roads caused trouble for many crews and the tactical challenge became more important, both in terms of tyre choice and how to tackle the stages. On Friday, Pontus focused on stabile driving with the goal to not take risks or lose too much time. Despite problems with the brakes on the fourth stage, which cost 20 seconds, he managed to finish the day in the same place as the night before.
On Saturday, it was all about continuing to drive wisely and make the most of every kilometer. Pontus still made a grand achievement and set some really impressive stage times – even though he did not use his full capacity to not risk the weekend's main objective. Sadly he struggled with breaking issues again on the last stage of the day, but his third place was never in danger.
With only three stages on Sunday morning, Pontus defended third place and secured another WRC 2 podium. This time as a works driver for ŠKODA Motorsport and also in a brand new car.
"The R5 is really fun to drive and we quickly found the rhythm and adjusted to the car" said Pontus. "We made it through all the stages and it worked very well overall. We lost the brakes on two stages, which was a shame, but it is part of the development of the new car so you have to have that in mind in these first events. But the car definitely delivers and it is a great feeling to be in the top fight and at the same time know that you are not using your maximum capacity. We have more to give, so I am already looking forward to our next chance with the Fabia R5 in WRC."
The weekend was a successful WRC comeback for ŠKODA. In addition to Pontus' third place, Esapekka Lappi, who is Pontus' teammate in both ŠKODA and EVEN Management, finished second in WRC 2.
In a little over two weeks, it is time for Pontus and Emil to pack their bags and travel to Australia to continue chasing points in the FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship. International Rally of Queensland is next up and the event takes place between 19 and 21 June.
Rally de Portugal WRC 2 top 5
1. Nasser Al-Attiyah 3:41:35.3
2. Esapekka Lappi +12.0
3. Pontus Tidemand +37.8
4. Julien Maurin +2:59.6
5. Stéphane Lefebvre +3:16.9


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After the initial batch of artists had been and gone, Slam Dunk was very much hotting up. It was an appropriate time then for one of the most exciting heavy bands around to take to the Impericon stage: Oldham County, Kentucky outfit Knocked Loose. They've ridden the high of Laugh Tracks for a good couple of years now as they have risen to the top of modern hardcore, but with the release of new singles ...And Still I Wander South and Mistakes Like Fractures they are forging a new resurgence. The tracks went down a treat, but as could be expected, the older fan favourites like Counting Worms and Deadringer were where the main energy of the set was felt rippling through the crowd. Big things are in the works for the band, and this set just cemented them as one of the top talents to keep an eye on in the near future.
Hot Milk have managed to spring up as a "rising talent" name incredibly quickly, snagging some sizeable festival slots and even a few Foo Fighters support dates which begs the question: how and why have they reached prominence so quickly. Within seconds of them walking out on stage, they answered with some huge choruses and surprisingly heavy riffs. They market themselves as "emo power-pop" but they come across as much more than that. Festival acoustics can be tricky to navigate, but the powerful octave chords and dual-fronting created a giant, melodic sound for the giant crowd. They benefitted hugely from being followed by a certain special guest on the adjoining stage, but crowd movement after the conclusion of set closer Awful Ever After was testament to the numbers they had brought in themselves. A hugely promising upcoming talent who put on a mean live show.
Busted performing as Y3K at Slam Dunk North - Apertunes Photography
One of the best-kept secrets in Slam Dunk history was the performance of a special guest artist, revealed a week before the festival as "Y3K", quickly deciphered to be from Year 3000; Busted were about to make their debut at the festival. The crowds were therefore giant and overflowed the large tent massively, pulling huge portions of the crowd away from the bigger tents in an unfortunate clash. They played through in an old/new alternating song pattern to permeate the new material into the crowd while ensuring everyone got to hear the old favourites. Fortunately, the new material was known by a large portion of the crowd already and the entire set was as full of explosive energy as it was nostalgic memories. Air Hostess, Crashed The Wedding and Year 3000 were obvious set highlights, but the experienced trio (accompanied by Lower Than Atlantis drummer Eddy Thrower) played through all of the material seamlessly and immaculately. What a treat, and possibly the most intimate show fans of the band will be able to see for quite some time to come.
As It Is are no strangers to the Slam Dunk gig, having played the festival four times before taking to the stage this year. Their touring has always been heavily based on the album cycle of the era with a setlist packed full of recent tunes and this was no different. Opening with The Reaper, the band brought Underoath's Aaron Gillespie to play with them unannounced which gained less of a reaction than it possibly should have. This did not detract from the feeling at all though, as they played through another chunk of the new album, only pausing for breath when frontman Patty Walters brought out an acoustic guitar to play through The Question, The Answer. He announced they would play the original version at Slam Dunk South, stating at North that he knew they liked to party. Conversely, on the second day he stated he wanted to give individual experiences for each audience but quickly scrapped that as he trashed the guitar and began playing the hardcore-styled Reimagined version, much to the delight of onlookers. The versatility of the band is unparalleled, with Walters having had a wide variety of musical experience through his YouTube career and with multiple bands at present. The set highlight was not one of music however, but a clear demonstration of their social awareness; they know their fanbase are very strong as a collective and want merchandise from them, so Walters and guitarist Ben Langford-Biss announced the trashed guitar would be signed and auctioned off for charity. Truly lovely individuals, great songwriters and fantastic performers - As It Is are one of the best bands in alternative music right now.


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A biohybrid strategy for enabling photoredox catalysis with low-energy light
Paul T. Cesana, Beryl X. Li, Samuel G. Shepard, Stephen I. Ting, Stephanie M. Hart, Courtney M. Olson, Jesus I. Martinez Alvarado, Minjung Son, Talia J. Steiman, Felix N. Castellano, Abigail G. Doyle, David W.C. MacMillan, Gabriela S. Schlau-Cohen
Natural systems drive the high-energy reactions of photosynthesis with efficient and broadband energy capture. Transition-metal photocatalysts similarly convert light into chemical reactivity, and yet suffer from light-limited operation and require blue-to-UV excitation. In photosynthesis, both light capture and reactivity have been optimized by separation into distinct sites. Inspired by this modular architecture, we synthesized a biohybrid photocatalyst by covalent attachment of the photosynthetic light-harvesting protein R-phycoerythrin (RPE) to the transition-metal photocatalyst tris(2,2′-bipyridine)ruthenium(II) ([Ru(bpy)3]2+). Spectroscopic investigation found that absorbed photoenergy was efficiently funneled from RPE to [Ru(bpy)3]2+. The utility of the biohybrid photocatalyst was demonstrated via an increase in yields for a thiol-ene coupling reaction and a cysteinyl-desulfurization reaction, including recovered reactivity at red wavelengths where [Ru(bpy)3]2+ alone does not absorb.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chempr.2021.10.010
Chemical Engineering(all)
SDG12: Responsible consumption and production
SDG7: Affordable and clean energy
biohybrid
energy transfer
photoredox catalysis
photosynthetic light harvesting
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bis(bipyridyl)ruthenium(II) Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Photocatalysts Engineering & Materials Science 95%
Catalysis Engineering & Materials Science 84%
tris(2,2'-bipyridine)ruthenium II Medicine & Life Sciences 74%
catalysis Earth & Environmental Sciences 74%
Phycoerythrin Medicine & Life Sciences 49%
Photosynthesis Engineering & Materials Science 48%
Transition metals Engineering & Materials Science 46%
Cesana, P. T., Li, B. X., Shepard, S. G., Ting, S. I., Hart, S. M., Olson, C. M., Martinez Alvarado, J. I., Son, M., Steiman, T. J., Castellano, F. N., Doyle, A. G., MacMillan, D. W. C., & Schlau-Cohen, G. S. (2022). A biohybrid strategy for enabling photoredox catalysis with low-energy light. Chem, 8(1), 174-185. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chempr.2021.10.010
Cesana, Paul T. ; Li, Beryl X. ; Shepard, Samuel G. et al. / A biohybrid strategy for enabling photoredox catalysis with low-energy light. In: Chem. 2022 ; Vol. 8, No. 1. pp. 174-185.
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I am now starting to quilt the Roses quilt. I am really enjoying quilting this one, today I am stitching in the ditch around all the applique parts to make them stand out. I am using a very fine 100 weight polyester thread. A selection of Wonderfil invisifil and Superior Micro quilter. I am using a selection of colours to match the colour of each applique shape.
This morning I find myself with too many quilts in progress at one time! They are all at a stage that they can be worked on and I love them all !
The first one is the BOM 2018 which I have almost finished the quilting, I only have the very last border to finish. If you missed this last year, you can find the full pattern for this quilt here.
These are just a few of the things that I got up to in 2018. There is more to come but I am not able to tell you just yet. I will keep you all posted when I am able to spill the beans. Lot's of secret sewing has been going on.
New patterns are coming along, so in the New Year there will be some surprises.
The Full version of the Winterwood Pattern is now available as a full pattern containing everything you need to complete the whole quilt. The Winterwood quilt pattern can be found here containing 71 pages. This is one of my favorite quilts, I loved every minute of making this beautiful quilt. Sometimes everything seems to go along so smoothly when designing and making a quilt, this quilt was one of those times.
It's been such a long time since I posted, I am going to start today off with a post about the Zig-Zag border I am making for my Roses quilt.
There are many ways to make a Zig-Zag border, I have chosen to use half square triangles.
I cut 2 1/2 inch strips from a dark print and a light print then matched the light and dark print fabrics with right sides facing. I used a half square triangle ruler to cut out the pieces. Taking them to the sewing machine and sewing them together with a 1/4 inch seam. I like this method, it's fast and requires very little trimming.
The Roses quilt is coming along nicely, I have been squeezing in time over the weekend to stitch the applique Roses onto the third border and I can see the quilt starting to take shape. Today I hope to have the third border stitched in place and start prepping the fourth border of Roses. This will complete the center of the quilt. From there I have a vague idea of what will come next, I am hoping it will come clearer to me as I progress.
This morning I am sewing the border fabrics together for the top and bottom borders of the Roses quilt. I have selected and range of tone on tone prints some light and some with a little bit of colour to give a bit of interest. I love to mix up the fabrics, using a large selection. Something I find helpful when piecing the strips is to pin at least the end of the seam so the fabrics don't shift while you are sewing and end up with one end longer than the other.
I am not in a hurry to get to the finish line with this quilt, I love the whole process, every step and stitch. This week has had me finding the perfect fabric for the birds, I have used a window to get the perfect area of the fabric to make the birds look their best. Trying many different fabrics, I now have more birds than I need and some to set aside for another quilt. This is usually the case in many of my applique quilts, so I have a little pile of orphan pieces waiting for the perfect quilt to be stitched into.
It's been a great mail day today! I have received my copy of the Today's Quilter Magazine (issue 38) with my Vintage Nine Patch quilt pattern inside. What a treat it is to see all the lovely pictures they have taken of my quilt.


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The Iranian Revolution
Reporting the Status of Children in Tehran's Waste Separation Centers.
by Masoud Dalvand August 18, 2018 August 18, 2018 1
These Iranian children who are exploited every day from morning to night at garbage collection centers by the Iranian regime's affiliates and repressive agents of the municipality are deprived of the most basic rights.
Wednesday, August 15, 2018 – Capital city of Iran, Tehran
The average age of "waste finders' children" is 12 years, and on average these children work up to 10 and a half hours a day. These children suffer from severe skin disease, AIDS, hepatitis, bloody diarrhea, tuberculosis, tetanus, skin lesions, intestinal parasites, polio and spinal flexor because some of them have more than 70 to 80 kilos of garbage per day. They cannot use a cart. Because the municipality agents take their carts.
For these children, illegal cards are designed that the municipality says is not on our side, but the agents charge between 200 and 400 thousand Tomans to allow these children to separate the garbage, and if they don't ransom, these children will not be allowed to work.
We have not forgotten 2 children who were alive in one of the garbage collection garages. They had named Ahad and Samad. They collected waste with their father. On the winter day, the explosion of gas capsules at the waste site took the lives of the two children.
After the bitter narration of these two brothers, 7 and 8, a research was conducted on children who find waste. Children who are the main forces of separation of garbage. Beside each waste tank, one of them is bent up, these children work on average 10 and a half hours a day. Some of them work for up to 20 hours. Their waist is bent under the burden of rubbish, and their small body is full of disease.
Susan Maziarfar, a member of the so-called Imam Ali society, on the research results from a questionnaire from 600 to 700 "waste finders' children", said: "The use of these children in the waste disposal centers is a clear crime. So entering these centers was hard and difficult, but in Tehran and several other cities we filled about 600 to 700 questionnaires. The average age of these children is 12 years old, among them a 4-year-old child. "
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She says about how children are entering the cycle of garbage disposal, an example of areas that have more wastes, and says: "In 2 areas with higher wastes, such as districts of 2 and 6, the municipality is bidding for separation. And the contractor wins. This contractor either hires directly children or gives away the owners of garages that are used for the separation of wastes. The owners of these garages pay 800 thousand Tomans per month for each child, without gloves and mask. 50 to 60 percent of the kids in the garbage collection at the same place where they eat and sleep, the cases they have been picked up by insects like mice. "
"40% of these kids are illiterate," she continues. 37 percent left education, 21 percent had one to two classes, and only those who were studying were either Iranians or Afghans who lived with their families, and most children had education dreams. 52 percent were in the garbage dumps, 48 percent in their homes, where their houses are also a mountain of rubbish. 59% of these children are involved in garbage collection, 40% are the only family members who collect garbage, some of them work for up to 20 hours, but the average work of these children is 10.5 hours, 62% without Gloves do the job of separating garbage and because gloves are torn too early, they prefer to spend their gloves on the hunger of their siblings. "
The story gets bitter here, when they realize that they are older than the age of 12, they collect up to 80 kilograms of garbage daily. Maziar Farf: Even for a small income, a 9-year-old child collects 60 to 70 kilos of gun daily Trustworthy to earn a little more.
With such a situation in Iranian society, in the country with the highest gas and oil reserves in the world, this question arises for everyone, what is the reason for such catastrophes in Iran? Why, after 40 years, there is such a terrible violation of children's rights in a country where its rulers claim to support and support the poor? The answer is clear to everyone. From here, the roots of nationwide protests can be found in various Iranian cities.
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Sad story… but is real. Only solution for this catastrophe is #IranRegimeChange and establish #FreeIran2018, soon.
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