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2015 BMW i8: Autoblog Technology of the Year finalist
Wed, 19 Nov 2014 21:00:00 EST
Traditionally, nominations for the Autoblog Technology of the Year award are earned for specific developments – a new-think powertrain, a uniquely developed material, a groundbreaking smartphone app, or what have you. In the case of BMW's marvelous i8, it so bristles with novel applied sciences and fresh features that we broke with tradition and nominated the entire car.
We just couldn't help ourselves. Oh, we could've focused on the i8's carbon-fiber monocoque, or its well-resolved plug-in-hybrid powertrain that incorporates a tiny 1.5-liter three-cylinder engine and an electric motor, or its seamless through-the-road all-wheel drive. This is a car that will even have frickin' laser beams for headlights – at least it will for our friends in Europe (and it will in the US, should our legislators ever catch up).
It may sound odd to suggest that a six-figure sports car is a good value, but there's an argument to be made. The i8 isn't just a bit of street theater that stops traffic better than any Lamborghini or Ferrari. It also has performance that's comparable to far more conventional automobiles like Porsche's 911 Carrera 4 (a car that isn't that much less expensive when similarly equipped), yet it offers whisper-quiet, gas-free electric commuting, too.
The Autoblog team tested the i8 exhaustively this fall, from dynamics testing on Northern Michigan's undulating Tunnel of Trees route to assessing ride quality and fuel economy during long interstate slogs, to poring over all of its menu-driven features and various drive modes. It's the real deal, and it looks, sounds, and drives like the future.
In the end, we just couldn't bring ourselves to nominate a single aspect of BMW's exotic yet surprisingly livable sports coupe – it had to be the whole package. Can you blame us?
By Chris Paukert
See also: 2016 X6 M brings the power at LA show, 2016 BMW X5 M is big and bold, not beautiful, BMW 2 Series to wear 230i, M240i nameplates.

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Schubert Gambetta (Montevidéu, 14 de abril de 1920 – 9 de agosto de 1991) foi um futebolista uruguaio que jogava como marcador de ponta, notabilizado como um dos melhores do país na posição, sendo dez vezes campeão uruguaio, e sobretudo como um dos titulares do Maracanaço.

Era neto de um italiano chamado Santino Gambetta, proveniente da Ligúria e emigrado ao Uruguai no início do século XX. Engravidou uma uruguaia, morta ao dar à luz ao primeiro filho do casal, deixado aos cuidados dos avós maternos enquanto Santino rumou ao Peru. Este filho foi o pai de Schubert, considerado um jogador temperamental: dizia-se que uma equipe só deveria ter um jogador como ele, ao contrário todos trocariam socos entre si. Ao fim de sua carreira, havia fraturado os dois braços e os dois tornozelos, o maxilar, rompido os ligamentos do joelho direito e afundado o osso de uma das maçãs do rosto.

Por outro lado, também era considerado polivalente, capaz de jogar nas dez posições de linha, tanto nos flancos esquerdos como nos direitos. O ex-jogador, ex-técnico e atual comentarista Juan Faccio definiu que "Gambetta, se jogasse agora, seria a coragem e prodigiosidade do Ruso Pérez, a força e a coragem de Lugano, o golpe de bola de Forlán, o domínio de Lodeiro, o cabeceio de Lugano, a velocidade de Godín", praticando bem os fundamentos da corrida, do passe, domínio, antecipação e cabeceio, sendo um defensor que sabia chegar ao gol em tempo conservadores para o avanço da defesa: considerado à frente da sua época, fez 41 gols somente pelo Nacional, onde foi ídolo.

Foi um dos raros campeões de 1950 que manteve uma vida mais confortável na aposentadoria, chegando a morar em um bairro elegante em Montevidéu perto da praia, inclusive se afastando dos antigos colegas, a maioria empobrecidos. Curiosamente, no jargão futebolístico do espanhol rioplatense a expressão Gambeta (com uma só letra T) significa drible, mas já era assim utilizada na década de 1920, ainda na infância do jogador.

Carreira em clubes

Começou em um time de bairro chamado Independiente, de onde foi inscrito no Peñarol em 30 de novembro de 1937. Mas, ainda como juvenil, passou ao arquirrival Nacional, causando uma grande polêmica, a ensejar um processo regulamentário a tramitar por um ano até a Associação Uruguaia de Futebol decidir por arquivá-lo. Em seus inícios no novo clube, chegou a ser advertido pelo presidente tricolor Atilio Narancio para reduzir a quantidade de golpes de perna para não desfalcar o time inteiro; Narancio comentaria que então percebeu que Gambetta estava descalço.

Foi em 1940 que ele foi promovido ao time adulto do Nacional, embora o clube houvesse conquistado o título do ano anterior. Jogava na lateral esquerda e logo assumiu titularidade. O clube foi bicampeão, com direito a vitória por 5-1 no clássico com o Peñarol. Gambetta esteve nesse jogo e, já em fevereiro de 1941, ele fazia sua primeira partida pela seleção uruguaia.

Em 1941, veio um tricampeonato seguido, em título histórico: o clube venceu todos os seus vinte jogos, algo provavelmente único em um campeonato profissional de uma potência do futebol.

Essa campanha incluiu a maior goleada da história da rivalidade principal do país, um 6-0 sobre o Peñarol, com Gambetta presente. Ficou conhecido como "o dia do 10-0", pois no mesmo dia houve partida prévia entre os quadros reservas de ambos os clubes, com o Nacional ganhando por 4-0. A equipe campeã com 100% de aproveitamento foi a base da seleção uruguaia campeã da Copa América de 1942, incluindo Gambetta. O time foi campeão novamente em 1942, em campanha que, com o defensor, incluiu vitória por 4-0 sobre o arquirrival.

O chamado Quinquenio de Oro, o primeiro pentacampeonato seguido na história do futebol uruguaio, foi finalizado com nova vitória sobre o Peñarol, o 3-1 em novembro de 1943. Foi a décima vitória tricolor seguida na rivalidade, sequência de vitórias jamais igualada no clássico. Gambetta e o Nacional voltaram a ser campeões somente em 1946. Mas a conquista foi seguida de um bicampeonato em 1947. Assim, o Nacional foi o representante Uruguai no Campeonato Sul-Americano de Campeões realizado no início de 1948, considerado precursor da Taça Libertadores da América. A competição foi sediada no Chile e a equipe uruguaia foi a que recebeu as melhores condições econômicas para participar.

Na competição, o Nacional venceu por 3-0 o River Plate, no que foi considerada a melhor exibição de um dos participantes. Gambetta foi o encarregado da marcação do astro adversário José Manuel Moreno e cumpriu a função com brilhantismo. O campeão terminou sendo o Vasco da Gama, com os uruguaios culpando uma arbitragem tendenciosa no confronto contra o time anfitrião, o Colo-Colo. O ano, porém, ficou marcado por uma longa greve, que paralisou o campeonato após a primeira rodada do segundo turno. O Nacional era o líder invicto e foi declarado campeão em função do longo tempo de greve.

Como a greve alongou-se demais, decidiu-se que o Nacional seria declarado campeão. Um dos últimos jogos da campanha foi o clássico com o Peñarol, ganho por 2-0. Gambetta foi protagonista na ocasião, por perder deliberadamente um pênalti em vitória por 2-0 mesmo com os tricolores jogando com um a menos desde os 14 minutos do primeiro tempo, após a expulsão de Walter Gómez. O lance havia gerado protestos dos jogadores rivais. Gambetta tomou a bola e errou propositadamente para então zombar que "não precisamos para ganhar-lhes". Curiosamente, o Nacional só voltaria a ter a oportunidade de novo pênalti no clássico em 1966. Outra versão defende que Gambetta na realidade queria provocar o árbitro, que em momento anterior teria apitado pênalti inexistente a favor do adversário, dando a entender que o juiz queria compensar o equívoco.

A greve também ocorreu no futebol argentino, levando ao êxodo de muitos dos grandes astros de lá ao chamado "Eldorado Colombiano". Eram tempos em que a atividade de futebolista, embora já profissionalizada, não era lucrativa, com contratos considerados "escravagistas" pela categoria. A liga colombiana, por sua vez, oferecia contratos capazes de atrair até jogadores europeus, ainda que fosse banida pela FIFA por descumprir diretrizes sobre as transferências. Gambetta foi ao Cúcuta, mas o novo ambiente não seria o melhor para o jeito de ser do uruguaio e ele logo retornou ao Nacional.

Gambetta regressou a tempo de ser chamado para a seleção para a Copa do Mundo FIFA de 1950, onde foi titular; apenas na década de 1970 é que a Celeste passou a admitir a convocação de jogadores que atuassem fora do país.

Ao fim de 1950, o Nacional gabou-se em ser campeão uruguaio no ano do título mundial da seleção, mas curiosamente seus três representantes na equipe titular do Uruguai, que foram Gambetta, Julio Pérez e Eusebio Tejera, tiveram participação escassa na conquista doméstica. No caso de Gambetta, o titular foi José Luis Roldán.

Os títulos seguintes se deram em 1952 e em 1955. Novamente, Gambetta não foi titular, alternando-se com Julio Pérez na meia-direita no primeiro; e com Luis Alberto Cruz na lateral-direita no segundo. Encerrou a carreira em 1960 no pequeno Mar de Fondo, da segunda divisão uruguaia.

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Gambetta defendeu o Uruguai entre 9 de fevereiro de 1941, data da estreia da seleção na Copa América daquele ano, derrotando por 6-0 o Equador; e 23 de março de 1952, na estreia da Celeste no primeiro Pan-Americano de Futebol, em vitória por 3-1 sobre o México. Totalizou 36 jogos e três gols.

Um de seus gols veio justamente na estreia, sendo o segundo naquela vitória por 6-0 sobre os equatorianos, sendo titular na campanha vice-campeã sul-americana de 1941. Nesse torneio, começou uma parceria com Obdulio Varela na linha média da seleção. Outro gol veio na edição seguinte, vencida pelos uruguaios. Foi, curiosamente, novamente o segundo e novamente sobre o Equador, pela segunda rodada.

Gambetta participou pela última vez da Copa América na edição de 1945, na qual foi duas vezes expulso, na vitória de 2-0 contra a Bolívia e na derrota de 1-0 para o Chile. Ele ausentou-se das duas edições seguintes, em  edição de 1946 e  edição de 1947, enquanto que na de 1949 toda a seleção foi desfalcada, sendo representada por um time juvenil em face da greve. Além disso, em 1949 Gambetta estava no Cúcuta, da "liga pirata" colombiana banida pela FIFA, e em tempos em que a seleção não convocava quem atuasse no exterior.

Gambetta voltou ao Uruguai a tempo de ser selecionado para a Copa do Mundo FIFA de 1950. Inicialmente, o trio de volantes era composto por Juan Carlos González, Obdulio Varela e Víctor Rodríguez Andrade, composição usada nos dois primeiros jogos, na vitória de 8-0 sobre a Bolívia e no duro empate em 2-2 contra a Espanha. Substituiu González a partir do terceiro compromisso, na dramática vitória de virada por 3-2 sobre a Suécia.

No compromisso final, contra o Brasil, Gambetta foi descrito como o mais tranquilo entre os jogadores uruguaios, chegando a dormir no vestiário do estádio do Maracanã e precisando ser acordado para ouvir a prelação do treinador Juan López Fontana. Na partida, grudava pela direita junto com Matías González no artilheiro Ademir de Menezes, enfrentando também Chico, que não conseguia dar continuidade às jogadas que tentava.

A respeito do Maracanaço, relatou o seguinte:

Títulos
Nacional: Campeonato Uruguaio: 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1950, 1952 e 1955
Seleção Uruguaia: Copa América de 1942 e Copa do Mundo FIFA de 1950

Futebolistas do Uruguai
Futebolistas do Club Nacional de Football
Jogadores da Copa do Mundo FIFA de 1950
Jogadores campeões da Copa do Mundo FIFA
Uruguaios de ascendência italiana
Naturais de Montevidéu
Jogadores da Seleção Uruguaia de Futebol

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While doing so we work hard to not only revolutionize the process of making olive oil, but also the way we think about it.
Here is why: Olive oil is the only oil produced in large quantities that is essentially a fruit juice. It is not ground from seeds or the stone of the fruit, but the pure juice without any additives. Furthermore olive oil is won from a variety of olives that probably goes well into the hundreds (there are around 1500 varieties of olives known). Since fruits take on much more and more complex aromas than seeds, and due to the abundance of varieties, olive oil come in countless different tastes and characteristics – comparable to wine.
But there is a catch: Not many people know that yet. Not even in the business itself, where it is completely normal for an olive grower on a village in southern europe to never have tasted any oil beyond the regional produce. There is no education, no "olive school" to go to anywhere in europe, and the market is dominated by industrial scale corporations who really have no interest to school consumers in being able to tell good oil from bad, since, well, most of the oil sold under the label "extra virgin" in supermarkets simply is not good (some of it isn't even "extra virgin". Fraud is a huge problem, and olive oil continues to be the most corrupt market for an agricultural product in the history of europe).
– creating a reliable relationship with carefully selected producers. We pay them what there product is worth, which is much more than they would get in the marketplace", so they do not have to sacrifice quality, e.g. the expensive hand picking.
– educating our producers. Every year we do training with experts like biochemists, sensoric experts or engineers, people most olive growers and oil millers usually never meet. We love and respect tradition, but sometimes it just means: Nothing has ever been improved. In olive oil (as it used to be in wine some decades ago), many beliefs are outdated and sometimes simply run contrary to science. We'd rather go with science.
– educating consumers. To keep the culinary and cultural wealth of good olive oil, to keep the business and the landscape, the communities and beauty of it, european olive oil in general needs to become much better than it is today, or it will be pushed aside by new world competition. In order to do so, demand for really good oil and the willingness to pay for it need to increase drastically. We believe that more people need to be able to judge the quality of there oil – so we show them how.
We buy directly from our producers and sell directly to customers (mostly via mail), because that is the only way we know to pay prices that cover the costs of growing and processing with regard to quality over quantity, and give a living income to producers, while keeping consumer prices at a realistic level. We want extra virgin olive oil to be used and consumed regularly. Good quality food is not a luxury, but a necessity.
This way the prices of our extra virgin olive oils are in a range between 15 and 30 euros per litre (italian oils are the most expensive because the price for labour in italy is higher than in spain or greece, where much of the hand picking et al is done by traveling farm hands from africa or eastern europe).
All our oils are produced from the variety that is typical for the region, in some cases where the local oil is traditionally a blend of two or more varieties grown side by side and mixed directly we do that as well (a famous example is the oil from tuscany, where practically every village has some kind of own mixture). The variety of olive or olives (and their ratio) is stated on the container, as well as the producer, the time of the harvest and a lot more. We also publish the results of the laboratory and sensoric tests. Should you want any more information, just contact us. Since extra virgin oil is by definition a fresh, living product is does never get better over time. Our olive oils stay fresh for two years if you keep contact with oxygen, light, moisture and heat to a minimum (i.e. don't leave the lid open and not store the container right next to the oven), but there is really no use to store more than you need for a year – there is fresh new oil coming in spring! Outside of a clearly marked sale we only ever sell last winters harvest.
We also have one low price oil designated for frying that is our only mixture of different oils.
You find all of our Extra Virgin Olive Oils here (in german).
We also have a range of olive oils that are combined with the aromas of fruits or herbs. We call them "naturally aromatized", because they are not scented or mixed after processing, but are processed together. For example: The "orange oil" is processed in the olive mill with fresh whole oranges at a ratio of roughly 100:15 (the ratio is slightly adjusted every year after first tests regarding the harvests taste). Since every solid or moist part of the fruit is shed in the process in the centrifuge, the oil stays as fresh as the extra virgin oils while keeping the distinct aromas of the fresh fruit and herbs. Try it, it's really delicious!
You find all of our Naturally Aromatized Olive Oils here (in german).
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Do you have an Olivenölfestival in Germany? If yes: where and when?
Every year we celebrate the new season with a market and a festival two days long. There you can meet the olive oil producers, test and buy our products and have lot of fun for the whole family. The market takes place at the end of April or beginning of May (varies from year to year). Location: Wilstedt, a little town about 30 km near Bremen.
Please follow our homepage for the fixed date and more information. All infos are available in German only.


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Norfolk nursery accuses government of "codging up" the fight against ash dieback
Joseph Watts
Published: 9:29 AM November 8, 2012 Updated: 9:26 AM October 10, 2020
The owner of an East Anglian Nursery has accused government ministries of making a 'codge up' of the fight against ash dieback.
David Harwood, who runs the Sandy Lane Nursery, near Diss, made the comment as it emerged in Parliament yesterday that the government had been told of ash dieback's presence in the UK in April, but did not impose an import ban until October.
Mr Harwood said he was now considering whether to destroy his stock of healthy ash trees in the face of the fungal disease's onslaught.
He said: 'The trees do not have the disease, but if you can't move them on, sell them, then there is no alternative. You can't just keep them because they get too big, so it's a case of cutting your losses. It is going to mean a big loss for nurseries.'
Mr Harwood added: 'They have made a bit of a codge-up of it, as it seems this thing has been creeping slowly forward for some time.'
The government brought into force a plant health order banning imports and the movement of ash trees on October 29.
But in an answer to a question asked by Labour in Parliament yesterday a minister confirmed the fungus which causes the disease, chalara fraxinea, was first confirmed in the UK on March 7.
It was found after officials investigated trees with suspect symptoms at a nursery in Buckinghamshire, with ministers then informed on April 3.
Shadow environment secretary Mary Creagh said: 'Scientists tell us the disease loves wet conditions and spreads from June to October, but ministers failed to get a ban in place over the summer months. We have had the wettest summer on record and I fear we have lost a year in our fight against this terrible disease.'
One nursery in Lincolnshire has said government officials blocked it from taking action after it discovered infected trees in June, and is considering legal action.
Ministers have said the import ban was brought in as soon as was practical, and since then they have also launched a major survey across the country in a bid to determine how widespread the disease is.
Yesterday around 100 scientists, politicians and representatives of organisations gathered in London to determine what further actions government could take to contain the crisis.


Two Wives? Way More Than Twice the Complications!
A taxi driver gets away with having two wives in different areas of London because of his irregular working schedule. This side-splitting musical comedy takes you through complication after complication as he struggles to keep his life from exploding.
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Primary Song (Growl). Both sexes sing throughout year, most commonly in close quarter encounters with conspecifics, usually near the nest, but also in feeding flocks and roosts, when predators are in vicinity of nest, when mated birds meet near their nest, and during interspecific agnostic encounters. Birds usually sing from elevated perches, but also from ground. The rate of singing varies from 1.2 to 2.3 songs/minute by birds perched near their nests. Singing is common in evening and early morning when birds are in communal roosts (12-17 songs/minute).
The song lasts 1-2 s. It is composed of a short introductory note and a buzzy trill. The click-like introduction extends beyond 16 kHz, and resembles a chwip or check call (below). The introductory figure is probably imperceptible to humans, as it is overlapped temporally by the more audible buzz component, which has a frequency range of 1.5-5.0 kHz, with energy concentrated at 4-5 kHz (Fig. 8). It is not known if song repertoire varies between individuals.
Both sexes utter growls during the song-spread and during wing-raise. With song-spread the growl is given as the wings reach their full height, the sound continuing as the wings are lowered. Song-answering occurs among birds in nesting areas: a song (growl) from one bird was usually followed within an unexpectedly short interval by one or more growls from other individuals.
Song development: Juveniles rapidly utter a short, muted growl accompanied by wing-raises. These may be examples of subsong (Thorpe 1961). In April, a juvenile sitting alone gave an abbreviated growl 55 times in 4 minutes while wing-raising. This may have been an instance of practice singing.
A flight series, usually uttered when birds are first air-borne, appears to have no unique components, but rather is a composite of different calls, such as cut-zee, pee-puu, and chwip (below).
Calls. The Yellow-shoulder has at least 10 distinct calls, given by both sexes throughout year. Most calls are related to intersexual communication; several related to predator mobbing.
Rasp. This call, rendered vvvt, is used during mobbing and aggressive interactions, is structurally similar to song, although its fundamental is lower, about 1.5 kHz, with discernable overtones at 3 and 4.5 Khz. To humans, the call sounds thinner and less resonant than a growl.
Cut-zee is a common alarm call, composed of two parts: a short introduction followed by a slightly longer, falling element. There is temporal overlap in the two figures. Both sexes utter cut-zee when mobbing predators around nest sites, and also throughout year, in feeding and roosting areas. Cut-zee is given with or without wing-raise and tail flip. Wing-trailing birds also give cut-zee.
Queea is composed of two figures, the fundamental of the first being about 3.5 kHz, with two discernable harmonies. The second note, which temporarily overlaps the first, falls slightly in pitch, and has its fundamental at about 5 kHz (Fig. 10). Queea is frequently given by birds mobbing predators. Average rate of calling was 18 calls/minute. Queea is given in association with other sounds such as check. Queea-type calls appeared to be used most often as alarms.
Chwip is simple in structure (Fig. 10). Young in the nest give chwip when they are 6-7 days old, so after begging calls and pink (below), it is one of the first vocalizations young Yellow-shoulders give.
Check is more structured than chwip. It shows a distinct harmonic, and the call lasts about twice as long as chwip. The energy of check is centered around 4 kHz, but the call extends over a wide frequency (Fig. 10). Check is given by birds mobbing predators, are engaged in agnostic encounters, or possibly are disturbed in some way.
Pee-puu is composed of two elements: the introductory pee is a clear, slightly rising note, while puu, also unslurred, falls in pitch. This vocalization, for which I have a spectrograph for only the pee component (Fig. 10), probably functions mainly in communication between paired individuals. I frequently heard it on nesting grounds, and pee-puus from females were usually answered by growls from their males.
Pink is a contact call between young and parents. The call was given by nestlings when they were 6 days old. Free-flying young gave pinks as they followed their parents about, either singly or as a double call. Adults leading their young in flight also gave the call. Rate of utterance by one just-fledged young was 122 in 3 minutes.
Scream. Fig Similar in structure to homologous vocalizations given by other blackbirds (Orians and Christman 1968). Given by hand-held birds or those captured in nets or traps.
Greeah. Given in nest vicinity by both adults, most often when young about to fledge. Also heard when birds mobbing. Associated with wing-trailing and moth flight.
A flight series is uttered when bird takes flight, most often when leaving nest. It is a composite of different calls, such as cut-zee, queaa, pee-puu, and chwip.


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Q: How to get all the path by traversing the framework of neo4j using java So to sum up the days or do calculations on relationship value by modifing the program. This is a basic snippet written by me learning to create a java maven for neo4j.
public enum Labels implements Label {
    AIRPORT;
}

public enum Relationships implements RelationshipType {
    FLIGHT;
}

ResourceIterator<Node> airport = db.findNodes( Labels.AIRPORT );

System.out.println( "AIRPORT:" );
while( airport.hasNext() ) {
    Node airports = airport.next();
    System.out.println( "STATION:\t" + airports.getProperty("STATION") );
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Reef awakened his own Mad Genius to discover the Theory of Madness, build his company Madness Inc., and design innovative solutions to shift human pathology into human potential. As a result of his work in mental health, neuroscience, and human performance, Reef has been interviewed by Oprah, Larry King, Deepak Chopra, Anderson Cooper, and many others, and his work has been profiled in Time, Forbes, Business Insider, and Oprah.com. Because he has the rare background of academic scientist and talented performer, Reef has been named one of LA's Most Fascinating People and one of People Magazine's Sexiest Men Alive (hey, smart is sexy!)
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Анджело Моссо (; 30 травня 1846, Турин, Італія — 24 листопада 1910, Турин) — італійський фізіолог, який винайшов метод нейровізуалізації.

Життєпис
Анджело Моссо вивчав медицину в Турині, Флоренції, Лейпцигу та Парижі. 1876 року Анджело Моссо став у Турині професором фармакології, а у 1880 році професором фізіології.

Головні заслуги його стосуються експериментальної фізіології. За допомогою свого плетизмографа він досліджував рух кровоносних судин під впливом психічного збудження. Його гідросфигмограф показує коливання пульсу при розумовій діяльності; ергограф описує криву втоми м'язів людського передпліччя і вимірює вироблену цими м'язами роботу; за допомогою тонометра вимірював він інші прояви втоми. Він також на особливих вагах демонстрував зміни в кровообігу, що відбуваються уві сні, при мозковій діяльності тощо. У своїх дослідженнях він довів, що залежно від величини емоційної напруги людини змінюється ряд фізіологічних показників. Ним було встановлено, що тиск крові в судинах та частота пульсу змінюються при зміні емоційного стану обстежуваної особи. Пізніше матеріали цих експериментів були опубліковані в його монографії «Страх».

З численних своїх праць він велику кількість надрукував у «Archives italienues de biologie», заснованих ним у 1882 році. Окремо видані праці Моссо стосуються діагностики пульсу, кровообігу в людському мозку, страху, втомі, температури мозку та інше. Його мемуари «Su la circolazione del sangue nel cervelle de l l'uomo» отримали премію Національної академії деї Лінчеї.

У 1897 році Анджело Моссо був обраний до Шведської королівської академії наук.

Анжело Моссо сказав:

Праці
 «Die Diagnostik des Pulses» (1879)
 «Sulla paura» (1884)
 «La paura» (1891)
 «La fatica» (1891)
 «La Temperatura del cervello» (1894)
 «Fisiologia dell' uomo sulle Alpi» (1897)
 «L'espressione del dolore» (1889)
 «Mens Sana in Corpore Sano» (1903)
 «Vita moderna degli Italiani» (1905)
 «Escursioni nel mediterraneo e gli scavi di Creta» (1907)
 «La preistoria: original della civilta mediterranea» (1910)

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Посилання

 Життєпис Анджело Моссо (1846–1910)
 Оригінальні рукописи Моссо виходять у світ
 Життєпис Анджело Моссо
 Життєпис та бібліографія
 Анджело Моссо  на Himetop

Уродженці Турина
Італійські фізіологи
Італійські винахідники
Члени Національної Академії деї Лінчеї
Члени Шведської королівської академії наук
Італійські письменники
Померли в Турині
Поховані в Турині
Поховані на Туринському монументальному цвинтарі
Члени Прусської академії наук
Члени Леопольдини
Члени Туринської академії наук
Померли від сифілісу


And this Mean Girls reference for Alison: | 21 Things You'll Only Find Funny If You Watch "Pretty Little Liars"
21 Things You'll Only Find Funny If You Watch "Pretty Little Liars"
'Pretty Little Liars' has finally come to an end.
I've learned that ABC Family has opted not to renew the Pretty Little Liars spinoff series Ravenswood for a second season.
The liars are all grown up. The "Pretty Little Liars"
Pretty Little Liars season 4-- Spencer. 21 Things You'll Only Find Funny.
12) Monica introducing Brad Pitt's character: "This is my husband Chandler. Chandler, this is Will."
... and of course – the world's most modest people After such a list of " facts.


Walk 12 times round the church at midnight and death will whisper the names in the village who'll die that year. True story.
Those who walk twelve times around the church at midnight on the 31st October Death shall whisper the names of the villagers due to die within the following twelve months.
This story has been confirmed by several people who live there including people who've bought this picture.
Of course, I do it without Death, because not everybody likes Death.


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multi-media masterpiece
Mike Ballard / All of Everything
Experimental multi-media artist Mike Ballard began his career at just 14 years old, as the graffiti writer 'CEPT'. Twenty years on, he helped to transform the visual landscape of London. Ballard talks to Schön! Magazine about his design inspirations, his impressive profile of exhibitions and what we can expect to see from him in the future.
You started your career at a young age. What was it that triggered your interest in art?
A book called 'Subway Art' which was published in 1984. It's by Martha Cooper and Henry Chalfant. It was the first documentation of New York subway graffiti. I was absorbed by the fact that you can create your own tag and develop your own style of calligraphy. Another book called 'Spray Can Art' by Henry Chalfant and James Prigoff also caught my attention. I was heavily inspired by both books, drawing and travelling.
Where do your artistic ideas initially come from?
My inspirations constantly change. At the moment the Internet is my main source. I feel like there's so much out there, you're completely bombarded. A vast amount of my ideas come from growing up, hip hop music and taking bits from other people and putting it together to make a new object that didn't exist before; especially when making a collage. I enjoy making things primitive and giving it a twist.
How did your time at Central Saint Martins impact on you as an artist?
It majorly impacted on me as I had never studied art before, I'd only self-taught and watched other people beforehand. It encouraged me to be more open-minded, and step away from being so channelled into a graffiti style. I therefore looked more towards making multi-media pieces and began to become more experimental.
You can be seen as a diverse artist due to the broadness of your work. What are the reasons for keeping your art so broad?
I don't want to be a one trick pony that does one thing and then milks it for the rest of their career – I would just get bored very easily. I don't ever want to just be a painter or a video artist. I'd rather have more options and be an open artist.
You make use of a wide variety of mediums. How do you appropriate a suitable one for a particular project?
I look at my work and decide if there's a certain element that is worth picking out and explaining further. For example, when collaging I will tend to make that focal point into a video or incorporate audio. A good example is the spray can work I did: I had a video of the cans being sprayed and then a canvas painting which was the residue of the video – it provided a finishing effect.
You have an impressive profile of solo and group exhibitions behind you. Is there a particular one that you could single out, and why?
The last show I did which was called I.D.S.T., in Brixton; this has been my favourite show so far. The gallery was great, as were the people and the space was amazing – I had three or four separate rooms. I feel like I created a really immersive exhibition, and it's definitely my favourite to date, but each exhibition is a progression and will be better than the last.
What can we expect to see from your upcoming solo show in London in September?
I haven't finalised anything idea wise yet. I'm currently creating work then I'll create a title and see how it all fits together. I want the paintings upstairs to stand very slick by themselves and the multi media downstairs will kind of be the under belly of what goes on.
Mike Ballard / The Zen Sweepers
See more of Ballard's work at www.mikeballard.co.uk
Words / Samantha Wilkins
Follow her on Twitter @WILKINSSAMANTHA
by Schön! Magazine / February 28th, 2013
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The Stiller-in-stills-form, Balettprimadonnan (1916), stars two heavyweight silent film personages. Lars Hanson, who captured our hearts on Saturday night, plays a poor violinist, while ballerina Jenny Hasselqvist plays his sweetheart, a dancer. The malignant machinations of a devious count come between the two lovers and the dispute must be settled like men. Remarkable, given how much of this drama was conveyed by cards and stills, how clear it was the villain of the piece was not so villainous. His crimes were committed for love and he really did care for the young dancer. What material survived of the original thankfully included some wonderful footage of Hasselqvist dancing – first naively in her first class, and then sublimely on stage, as a success.
No prizes for guessing that Stahl made an appearance today also. First a couple of Lincoln Cycle episodes with the president once again looking back to his childhood. And at lunchtime the coincidence-heavy Suspicious Wives (1921, but shot in 1919). Mollie King plays a young wife who suspects her hubby of infidelity after a shooting at their wedding breakfast casts doubt on his character. He in turn suspects her of running around with their friend Robert (a very young Rod La Rocque) and it all gets resolved thanks to a motorcycle accident, infant mortality (a running theme) and a divine intervention. There were hoots from the audience at some of the twists and turns, but I contend this is a well-made piece, if clearly an early work. Some nice mirror work here though not as much as in later films, and lots of use of wide and deep architectural space – not to mention glimpses of New York, especially the brights lights at night through car windows. Wonderful to see Mollie King's striking features projected on the the Verdi late at night – it really is a marvellous face. Her career was a short one (she retired after marriage), but on this evidence not without promise. Luckily, we had a fine accompaniment by Daan Van Den Hurk to make the film flow beautifully too. On the evidence of this and The Child Thou Gavest Me, I'll say this: Stahl could shoot a wedding so lavish it would make Crazy Rich Asians blush.
I suppose there are two poles of silent Hollywood that seem a little indigestible to us now. Some can't stomach the ripe melodramas, such as the Stahls. I am happy with those, but I find the epics and swashbucklers, such as this morning's Captain Blood (1924), make me queasy. You know that feeling, when you can tell something is good of its kind but not really for you? Still, Captain Blood had plenty of gusto and spectacle (and the support of Philip Carli on the keys) and I was sorry I had to duck out early and do some work.
To finish, a visit to Lisbon with the semi-City Symphony Lisboa Cronica Anedotica, José Leitão de Barros's first feature. I do love this film. This is about the bodies in the city as much as the city machine itself: bodies dancing, flirting, exercising, working, talking on the telephone. Split-screens and slow-motion recall Man with a Movie Camera but this is a far more fluid and human movie: an avant-garde portrait of a classically picturesque city, fusing ancient and modern in each frame. A wonderful way to end the night.
Fashion accessory of the day: that magical shawl in Assunta Spina. So tight, and yet so voluminous; such fringe, much wow.
Tearjerker intertitle of the day: in the Lincoln Cycle – "Men are only boys grown tall/ the heart doesn't change much after all." Hat-tip to Lawrence Napper for the that one.
The brilliant Paul Joyce is also blogging daily from the Giornate. Catch his excellent posts here.
As is the marvellous Ali Strauss from the Hippodrome Silent Film Festival here.
And Ivo Blom with his beautiful postcards here too.
Hang on … is this a trend now?
Order The Call of the Heart: John M Stahl and Hollywood Melodrama here – or if you are at the Giornate, pop along to the book fair.


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July Events Spotlight
Downtown in a Day
B&Bs in Acadiana
Hot Spots for Foodie Families
Family Friendly Guide to Lafayette Festivals
Top 5 Places To Paddle In Acadiana
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Geocaching in Acadiana
30 Things to Do on a Rainy Day
Brunch in Lafayette
Pet Friendly Places in Lafayette
Neighborhood Bar Guide
Lafayette's Ancient Oaks
7 Great Happy Hours You Should Know About
Home Grown: Farmers Markets in Acadiana
Do The Brew
Start Pouring
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Monday Adventure Guide
A First Timer's Guide to Lafayette Parish
Acadiana Antique Shops
Drive-Thru Daiquiris
Pull On Up
5 Epic Outdoor Experiences in Lafayette
Two-Step Your Way Through Acadiana
Start Dancing
Po'boys: The Southern Sandwich Staple
Lafayette Movie Madness
Acadiana Musical Families
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Posted: October 16, 2018 by Chere Coen
Who haunts the houses and buildings of Acadiana, a region rich in culture and history. Those who refuse to leave hang in shadows, tease us with weird happenings and some even show themselves in the dark of night.
Here are a few scary places to visit in Lafayette, but only if you're brave enough to face the unexplained.
Café Vermilionville
The building that houses Café Vermilionville dates to 1818 and is one of the oldest in Lafayette. Needless to say, a long and varied history has passed through its doors. The two-story house on Pinhook was used as an inn for travelers on what was once called the Old Spanish Trail, and it stood in the crossfire between Confederates and Union soldiers during the Civil War.
Stories maintain that a Yankee officer paid too much attention to a local woman and the woman's husband killed him in what is now the lobby of Café Vermilionville. The floors have been replaced since those violent days, but the original wood contained his blood stains.
People have witnessed a man sporting a handlebar mustache in the bar, but most of the paranormal activity has been bottles falling off shelves, unexplained cold patches, cash registers acting on their own. One of the weirdest events happened within a second-floor room that had been boarded up, a room containing several old paintings and an oversized map of Louisiana. When owners opened the door later, the map and paintings were ripped and lying on the floor, the brown paper on the backs destroyed as well.
Some believe the daughter of Dr. Percy M. Girard haunts the establishment, a child who died just shy of her seventh birthday of scarlet fever. Some have seen a little girl wearing a blue dress in the lobby and the upstairs window.
Downtown Lafayette
Years ago the Advocate newspaper of Baton Rouge rented an old two-story Victorian house on Johnston Street as their Acadiana bureau. Reporters and photographers routinely complained of unusual sounds within the old home and the sight of a woman dressed in Civil War-era attire lingering at the top of the stairs. The building has been torn down, and all that remains is a vacant lot and several beautiful oak trees.
And possibly a woman who refuses to leave.
Some say a one-legged brother haunts the gym of Cathedral Carmel School in the heart of downtown Lafayette, a Catholic school affiliated with the De La Salle Christian Brothers. People have heard the sounds of footsteps and seen lights going on and off. One parent even captured the image of a man in black within a photograph — who wasn't there in real life.
When Dat Dog opened a location on Jefferson Street, they were amazed to find that the building was once a mortuary and that someone — whether an owner or a deceased client — still haunts the upstair's bar, a spirit of a different nature.
T-Frere's Bed and Breakfast
One of the most haunted houses in Lafayette, T-Frere's story of a young widow named Amelie who died in the well out back has been passed down for decades. Amelie supposedly lost her husband and child, worked as a math teacher and either fell or jumped into the well after acquiring a fever. Other stories have emerged, however, including Amelie marrying a person the family did not approve of, and both were thrown in the well. And then there's the owner of the house, the namesake (Little Brother in English) Oneziphore Comeaux who lived here with a large family, according to census records, but Amelie was not among them.
Without records backing up Amelie's story, it's difficult to know the real story. One thing's for sure, someone or some people haunt T-Frere's Bed and Breakfast. Paranormal investigators have picked up voice recordings and other ethereal evidence, visitors have spotted a petite woman speaking French, and some sleeping tourists have felt strange touches in the night.
Mary Jane's Bridge
Drive near the suburb of Broussard along Bayou Tortue Road (Parish Road 140), and you'll find a bridge that's the delight and fear of many local teenagers. It's here that a young girl named Mary Jane refused the advances of her drunk date who, in retaliation, struck her with a whiskey bottle and threw her into the bayou below. Called "Mary Jane's Bridge," locals claim the young woman haunts the bridge in a long white dress.
Is this a true tale, since the body supposedly was never found? Or a teenage prank to scare one another? The story goes that if you travel the bridge at midnight, turn off the car's ignition and say, "Mary, Mary, Mary," the car will not start again until you push the car off the bridge and out of the power of the deceased Mary.
La Maison Begnaud
The nearby town of Scott welcomes visitors at a historic home once belonging to the Begnaud family. The Acadian-style home was donated to the city for use as a tourist information center by the descendants of Joseph Begnaud, and the house moved to its current location.
However, Joseph may still be living there.
People who have worked in the house have witnessed appliances going on and off, DVDs flying off the shelf and the doorbell continually ringing without anyone on the porch. One employee has seen three ethereal people — a woman, a child and a man who enjoys the porch rocking chairs.
Maybe it's a sibling haunting the welcome center. Joseph Begnaud's brother, Martin, was brutally murdered in 1896 by two French brothers working a nearby plantation. The murder received national attention, and hundreds attended both Martin's funeral and the hanging of the Blanc brother.
2018 Halloween Events
Fright Trail
For those who want to be frightened out of their shoes, Fright Trail offers one of the creepiest attractions — 20 acres of haunted wood — in South Louisiana. The outdoor event appropriate for ages 8 and up will be held Oct. 19-20, Oct. 26-31 and Nov. 1-3 in Scott.
Boo Bayou Festival
Vermilionville historic village offers a Halloween event for the whole family Oct. 20, with old-fashioned games, face painting, cooking demos, a fall costume station and trick-or-treating. Admission is $5 for ages 2 and older.
Inaugural Epic Halloween Rock-N-Roll Extravaganza
Several bands and a costume contest make up this Halloween party that begins at 8 p.m. Oct. 26 and continues through 1 a.m. Oct 27 at Warehouse 535, downtown Lafayette.
Zoosiana's Boo at the Zoo
Acadiana's Zoosiana presents it fall festivity with costume contests, candy stations, live entertainment and more for regular zoo admission. Boo at the Zoo will be Oct. 20-21 and Oct. 27-28.
Categories: Things To Do
Tags: Cafe Vermilionville, T-Frere's Bed and Breakfast, La Maison Begnaud, Downtown Lafayette, Fright Trail, Cafe Vermilionville Courtyard Series, Boo Bayou, Warehouse 535, Zoosiana (The Zoo of Acadiana)
Author: Chere Coen
Cheré Dastugue Coen is an award-winning journalist and author of Haunted Lafayette, Louisiana living in Lafayette, Louisiana. A native of New Orleans, Cheré began her career in communications at the 1984 World's Fair. She has worked for Variety magazine in Hollywood, the Advocate newspaper in Baton Rouge, Gambit Weekly in New Orleans and the Gannett newspapers of Louisiana, among many others. She currently writes freelance for a variety of publications, including AAA Southern Traveler; New Orleans magazine, Louisiana Life and Acadiana Profile of the Renaissance magazine group of New Orleans; TravelAgeWest magazine; City Social and Country Roads of Baton Rouge; 337 magazine, Face magazine of Lafayette; Travelhost South Louisiana; Louisiana Road Trips and many others. She also blogs for various publications and pen three blogs: Weird, Wacky and Wild South, Louisiana Book News, and Haunted Deep South.


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Q: How to Post file along with form data to MVC controller using Ajax? I am trying to post file along with other form data to MVC controller using jquery Ajax.
jQuery Ajax call
function SaveStundent () {
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[HttpPost]
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{
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Student Model
public class Student
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Though I was able to get the file in the Request, the studentDetails parameter is always null in MVC controller.

A: try this
function SaveStundent () {
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    var file = document.getElementById("studImg").files[0];
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    var Name= $('#txtName').val().trim()

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        });
}

then change your action to get image as follow
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult CreateStudent(Student studentDetails,HttpPostedFileBase studImg)
{
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}

Working Code
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Here's a cool event I only just heard about: On Saturday, Manchester Libraries are hosting Short Stories, an afternoon featuring writers, publishers and producers.
Workshop leaders include Frank Cottrell Boyce, David Constantine, Elizabeth Baines, Ra Page and Polly Thomas. This event is for anyone who loves to read short stories or would like to know more about writing for publication or radio.
It's at The Friends' Meeting House this Saturday from 1-5pm, Tickets £8 in advance. For more info/booking go here.


After coming out of a tunnel… it was pitch dark.
When I woke up, it was dark.
First, I need to grasp the situation… While in thoughts, white, foggy figures appeared, it's utterly dark as usual, just what is happening?
When I noticed, I have reincarnated!
Moreover, my gender has changed!?
Wouldn't you usually get a cheat ability when reincarnating!? God!
Isn't this conversely a start with a handicap!


Finally, The Long Anticipated A Lange & Söhne Grand Complications.
A Lange & Söhne's stature ranks among the highest in the haute horlogerie world and one of the most requested complication from the Lange fans is a Minute Repeater. Despite having a comprehensive range of uber complications, Lange is well aware of this obvious gap in their range of exceptional timepieces.
This year, The A Lange & Söhne Grand Complications not only encompass the long anticipated Minute repeater, a perpetual calendar, a split seconds chronograph and a foudroyante seconds but Lange has gone ahead with complications considered as the toughest challenge to even the best master watchmakers – The Grande Sonnerie and the Petite Sonnerie.
With a beautifully designed enamel recessed dial, the watch is a true Lange bounds to please even the most critical Lange fans. While the design is proportionate and eye pleasing in every way and certainly wearable. At 50mm diameter, this is not a small watch and is certainly not thin.
While I am really thrilled to be able to view the physically working watch at close distance, there isn't an opportunity to hear the Grande Sonnerie, petite sonnerie or the minute repeater chimes. But after assurance from one of my most trusted personalities – Lange Uhren International Director Daniel Rogger, I am certain of the tonal quality from Lange will be nothing less than exceptional.
Congratulations to Lange for an incredible timepiece!
ps. By the way, if you have to ask for the price, you probably can't afford it.


As someone with a passion for culture, travel and food I love the idea of a home hosted dinner. The concept is a simple one; your host cooks and shares a traditional meal with you, at his or her place.
In Victoria Falls this means that you are welcomed into a typical Zimbabwean house in 'Chinotimba'. Chinotimba is a high-density suburb of Victoria Falls and away from the general main town and fancy hotels. It is where most of the population of Victoria Falls lives and is also known as Chinotimba Township.
I had the chance to attend a home hosted dinner recently (You can also go for lunch). The cost of the meal includes your return transfers and I was picked up first. We collected the other guests from the beautiful and manicured Victoria Falls Hotel. The other attendees were two American couples. As we moved in the bus away from elegant lawns and colonial architecture into Chinotimba the sounds and smells coming through the windows which we had opened became more intense. It was as if we were watching Mother Africa peel off layers of adornments to reveal her heart.
In Chinotimba the streets are uneven and crowded; crowded with women dressed in colourful 'chitenge' fabric wrappers and firewood precariously balanced upon their heads; crowded with children playing and laughing; crowded with old men chatting in the street. Whereas at night the streets in the centre of town were quiet Chinotimba was full of life. There was a sense of palpable excitement in the bus.
We pulled up at a small European style house in close proximity to its neighbours. Our host Tshipo made her way down the front steps. She was dressed in a traditional 'wrapper' made from local fabric around her waist and had another as a head-dress. She welcomed us warmly, clasping our hands in both of hers as she greeted us. Her yard was swept clean and rather than an ornamental garden it housed rows of vegetables (Tshipo proudly told us that this is typical here where most households grow and use vegetables). Children of varying ages shyly peeked at us and darted forward to touch a hand or ask questions. After we had all been introduced our host showed us into her living room.
From early on the interaction was very human; everyone wanted to know about each other 'Where are you from?', 'Are these all your kids?' Once we got to know each other we were seated. Tshipo had prepared the meal prior to our arrival and there were multiple covered dishes. Tshipo opened them one by one and explained the different dishes as she served them.
There was sadza (polenta or maize meal) the staple of all of Southern Africa, kale with a peanut (similar to satay) sauce, kale sautéed with onion and tomato, Kapenta (small, dried and salted fish), beef stew, chicken stew and a side of Mopane Worms (dried caterpillars) for those who were adventurous. The table burst into laughter when a guest enquired about the tiny kapenta fish 'How do you find a hook small enough to catch them?!' and Tshipo responded 'We use a net'.
As we ate we talked loudly and excitedly, the guests and host shared images of their grandchildren… We learned that everyone had far more things in common than different. And after dinner, the children who had eaten in the kitchen with their grandmother crowded around to meet us. An American lady started singing songs her children had liked to one of the little girls and the next thing we knew we had a sing-a-long. The little children were really excited to sing for us so we got to hear a few Ndebele songs before Tshipo sternly reminded them of bedtime on a school night and ushered them off.
After a cup of tea or coffee with our host it was time to return to our hotels and we said a warm farewell to Tshipo. It was a delightful evening and an experience I would recommend to anyone visiting Zimbabwe. The experience is so genuine. You have an interaction that is deceptively simple, yet somehow meaningful; the sharing of a meal. If you're lucky you'll make a friend as we all did exchanging email addresses and swapping photos.
A great experience for children or teens who will enjoy meeting other children and learn about other cultures.
Expect an authentic home cooked meal- there will be options you are familiar with that are commonly eaten in Zimbabwe such as beef stew as well as some local dishes that may be new to you. You do not have to try these if you are wary but it is great fun if you do.
'Kapenta' or the Tanganyika Sardine is a type of small fiish that is dried and salted.
Tshipo our host serves us.
After dinner the children of the household wanted to say hi and sing for us.
The various local dishes are explained.


Discussion in 'Online Casinos' started by liquidsoap, Oct 22, 2005.
Happy Birthday! A fellow Libra...we are good people. I'll raise a glass to you tonight.
Happy Birthday,Bryan. Hope it aint too late to say so. Best wishes.
Happy birthday Bassmeister.When you taking us out for a beer?
The years just slip by anymore, don't they.
Have a great new one, prosperous and lots of fun, and may the beer flow freely!
Well... What can I say, he's the Meister!
HERE'S TO ANOTHER GOOD YEAR FOR YA!!!!
Thanks! but most people prefer to call me "Bryan"
C'mon, Bryan, can you really blame gfkostas?


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Gregory A. Poland, M.D.
Rochester, Minnesota Clinical Profile
Gregory A. Poland, M.D., studies the immunogenetics of vaccine response in adults and children. Dr. Poland and his team within the Vaccine Research Group aim to improve the health of individuals across the world by pursuing challenges posed by infectious diseases and bioterrorism through clinical, laboratory and epidemiologic vaccine research.
The Vaccine Research Group uses immunological testing, including serology, cell-mediated immunity, cell culture and cytokine assays; polymerase chain reaction (PCR) techniques and HLA typing for immunogenetic studies; and high-throughput assays, such as next-generation sequencing, transcriptomics, mass spectrometry and proteomic analysis.
Dr. Poland's research has been continuously funded by the National Institutes of Health since 1991.
What is "vaccinomics?"
Coined by Dr. Poland and his team in 2007, the term "vaccinomics" refers to the development of personalized vaccines based on the increased understanding of immune response phenotype-genotype information. Through research, Dr. Poland and his team aim to explain how vaccine-induced immune responses and vaccine-related adverse events may be genetically determined — and therefore predictable.
Active projects:
Influenza A and H1N1. This project will provide novel information describing how immune responses to inactivated influenza A and H1N1 vaccine are generated, particularly in older adults. This information is useful in designing new vaccines to control this deadly viral disease.
Rubella. This project will develop comprehensive information on the contribution and influence of genetic variants on rubella vaccine-induced immune responses. These data will support a novel paradigm enabling the design of new rubella vaccines to protect public health and could also be used to inform vaccine development against other viral infections.
Measles. This project focuses on genes that influence and determine the human immune response to the measles vaccine. This knowledge will allow a better understanding of how measles immunity develops after vaccination and why a range of immune responses occur.
Smallpox. This project will focus on identifying individual genetic risk factors, enlarging our understanding of immune mechanisms, and defining biomarkers of risk and immunity that can assist in optimizing the development of new vaccines, diagnostic tests and therapeutics to protect humans from smallpox.
Significance to patient care
Data gleaned from Dr. Poland's research enable the design of new measles, rubella, mumps, smallpox and influenza vaccines to protect public health and could also be used to inform vaccine development against other viral infections.
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Q: A potential statement leak detected for connection pool for the following code I get this warning :
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   cs.registerOutParameter(7, java.sql.Types.INTEGER);
   cs.registerOutParameter(6, java.sql.Types.VARCHAR);
   cs.registerOutParameter(8, java.sql.Types.VARCHAR);

   cdpa = cdpa.substring(0, 4);
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At first I only wrapped it in try, but it kept giving the warning, so I added close and it still does.
Any insights?

A: It seems that your code is throwing exception(s) that it preventing cleanup (closing statements and such).
You need to close the CallableStatement in the finally block in order to ensure that it happens regardless of whether your code executed successfully or not.


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This is a list of the dung beetle and chafer (Scarabaeoidea) species recorded in Great Britain. For other beetles, see List of beetles of Great Britain.

Family Lucanidae Latreille, 1804
Sinodendron cylindricum (Linnaeus, 1758)
Lucanus cervus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Platycerus caraboides (Linnaeus, 1758)
Dorcus parallelipipedus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Family Trogidae MacLeay, 1819
Trox perlatus (Goeze, 1777)
Trox sabulosus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Trox scaber (Linnaeus, 1767)
Family Bolboceratidae Mulsant, 1842
Odonteus armiger (Scopoli, 1772)
Family Geotrupidae Latreille, 1802
Typhaeus typhoeus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Anoplotrupes stercorosus (Scriba, 1791)
Geotrupes mutator (Marsham, 1802)
Geotrupes spiniger (Marsham, 1802)
Geotrupes stercorarius (Linnaeus, 1758)
Trypocopris pyrenaeus (Charpentier, 1825)
Trypocopris vernalis (Linnaeus, 1758)
Family Scarabaeidae Latreille, 1802
Aegialia arenaria (Fabricius, 1787)
Aegialia insularis Pittino, 2006
Aegialia rufa (Fabricius, 1792)
Aphodius depressus (Kugelann, 1792)
Aphodius luridus (Fabricius, 1775) ?
Aphodius rufipes (Linnaeus, 1758)
Aphodius lapponum Gyllenhal, 1808
Aphodius nemoralis Erichson, 1848
Aphodius ater (De Geer, 1774)
Aphodius constans Duftschmid, 1805
Aphodius rufus (Moll, 1782)
Aphodius sordidus (Fabricius, 1775)
Aphodius brevis Erichson, 1848
Aphodius fimetarius (Linnaeus, 1758)
Aphodius foetens (Fabricius, 1787)
Aphodius foetidus (Herbst, 1783)
Aphodius pedellus (De Geer, 1774)
Aphodius ictericus (Laicharting, 1781)
Aphodius granarius (Linnaeus, 1767)
Aphodius conspurcatus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Aphodius distinctus (O. F. Müller, 1776)
Aphodius paykulli Bedel, 1907
Aphodius erraticus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Aphodius merdarius (Fabricius, 1775)
Aphodius pusillus (Herbst, 1789)
Aphodius coenosus (Panzer, 1798)
Aphodius subterraneus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Aphodius lividus (Olivier, 1789)
Aphodius zenkeri Germar, 1813
Aphodius niger (Illiger, 1798)
Aphodius plagiatus (Linnaeus, 1767)
Aphodius consputus Creutzer, 1799
Aphodius prodromus (Brahm, 1790)
Aphodius punctatosulcatus Sturm, 1805
Aphodius sphacelatus (Panzer, 1798)
Aphodius contaminatus (Herbst, 1783)
Aphodius obliteratus Sturm, 1823
Aphodius haemorrhoidalis (Linnaeus, 1758)
Aphodius quadrimaculatus (Linnaeus, 1761)
Aphodius arenarius (Olivier, 1789)
Aphodius borealis Gyllenhal, 1827
Aphodius fasciatus (Olivier, 1789)
Aphodius porcus (Fabricius, 1792)
Aphodius fossor (Linnaeus, 1758)
Aphodius sticticus (Panzer, 1798)
Euheptaulacus sus (Herbst, 1783)
Euheptaulacus villosus (Gyllenhal in Schönherr, 1806)
Heptaulacus testudinarius (Fabricius, 1775)
Oxyomus sylvestris (Scopoli, 1763)
Saprosites mendax (Blackburn, 1892)
Saprosites natalensis (Peringuey, 1901)
Brindalus porcicollis (Illiger, 1803)
Diastictus vulneratus (Sturm, 1805)
Psammodius asper (Fabricius, 1775)
Tesarius caelatus (LeConte, 1857)
Tesarius mcclayi (Cartwright, 1955)
Pleurophorus caesus (Creutzer in Panzer, 1796)
Rhyssemus germanus (Linnaeus, 1767)
Copris lunaris (Linnaeus, 1758)
Onthophagus taurus (Schreber, 1759)
Onthophagus coenobita (Herbst, 1783)
Onthophagus fracticornis (Preyssler, 1790)
Onthophagus joannae Goljan, 1953
Onthophagus nuchicornis (Linnaeus, 1758)
Onthophagus similis (Scriba, 1790)
Onthophagus vacca (Linnaeus, 1767)
Onthophagus verticicornis (Laicharting, 1781)
Hoplia philanthus (Füessly, 1775)
Melolontha hippocastani Fabricius, 1801
Melolontha melolontha (Linnaeus, 1758)
Polyphylla fullo (Linnaeus, 1758)
Amphimallon ochraceum (Knoch, 1801)
Amphimallon solstitiale (Linnaeus, 1758)
Omaloplia ruricola (Fabricius, 1775) ?
Serica brunnea (Linnaeus, 1758)
Anomala dubia (Scopoli, 1763)
Phyllopertha horticola (Linnaeus, 1758) ?
Cetonia aurata (Linnaeus, 1758)
Protaetia metallica (Herbst, 1782)
Gnorimus nobilis (Linnaeus, 1758)
Gnorimus variabilis (Linnaeus, 1758)
Trichius fasciatus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Trichius rosaceus (Voët, 1769)

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Naughty Dog is Working on an Unannounced Remake
Rizwan Anwer Published April 26, 2022
Naughty Dog is a studio well known for the Jak and Daxter, Crash Bandicoot, Uncharted series, and more recently, The Last of Us duology. They are the face of PlayStation with their legendary titles that always make each PlayStation console a smash hit, and it seems the studio could be working on an unannounced remake.
Naughty Dog has an unannounced remake in the works
Naughty Dog has put the past behind them. With games like Jak and Daxter and Crash Bandicoot now in the rearview mirror for the company, many fans are wondering if Naughty Dog is working on something bigger than The Last of Us Part 2. Other rumors suggest that the studio is working on a sequel to the 2020 entry, and also on a new IP.
However, a curious entry spotted on LinkedIn could hint that the studio is working on a yet to be announced remake.
Naughty Dog trabaja en un 'proyecto remake no anunciado', según un perfil en Linkedin.
Fuente: @Joanastic https://t.co/ziIgJlTAaU#PS5 pic.twitter.com/c17UtkLAsF
— Universo PlayStation (@PlayVerso) April 25, 2022
The LinkedIn profile hints at an unannounced remake. While many fans have long speculated that the Last of Us (2013) is set to get a remake for the PS5, not to be confused with the PS4 remaster of the PS3 original, for quite some time now. The game was included as a launch title for the PS4 launch and added a ton of bells and whistles for the release that were limited on the PS3.
We still don't have anything official from Sony or Naughty Dog yet on what their next projects could be, so for now the speculation continues to grow. We don't know what the studio could be working on behind closed doors, and with no State of Play announcements so far, we will have to wait for the right time to hear further updates from either party.
What are your thoughts on what the prospective remake could be? Let us know in the comments section below.
By Rizwan Anwer
A gamer passionate about writing for the world of video games and consoles. Always on top of the latest leaks and making sure that I'm the first to cover them with the utmost accuracy. Thoroughly enjoy my work and always enjoy talking to other gamers from all over the world!
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