Pulmonary embolism (PE) is the obstruction of one or more pulmonary arteries by solid, liquid, or gaseous masses. In most cases, the embolism is caused by blood thrombi, which arise from the deep vein system in the legs or pelvis (deep vein thrombosis) and embolize to the lungs via the inferior vena cava. Risk factors include immobility, inherited hypercoagulability disorders, pregnancy, and recent surgery. The clinical presentation is variable and, depending on the extent of vessel obstruction, can range from asymptomatic to cardiogenic shock. Symptoms are often nonspecific, including chest pain, coughing, dyspnea, and tachycardia. The diagnosis of PE is based primarily on the clinical findings and is confirmed by detection of an embolism in contrast CT pulmonary angiography (CTA). Arterial blood gas analysis typically shows evidence of respiratory alkalosis with low partial oxygen pressure, low partial carbon dioxide pressure, and elevated pH. Another commonly performed test is the measurement of D-dimer levels, which can rule out PE if negative. Empiric anticoagulation with heparin is initiated to prevent further thromboembolisms as well as to promote the gradual dissolution of the embolism and the underlying thrombosis. Blood-thinning therapy must be continued for at least three months with oral anticoagulants such as warfarin. In fulminant PE with shock, resolution of the thrombus with thrombolytic agents or removal in an emergency surgery is attempted.
Accounts for ∼ 100,000 deaths in the US per year.
Serotonin and thromboxane A2 cause pulmonary vasoconstriction and bronchospasms.
Surfactant decreases, resulting in an alveolar collapse and microatelectasis.
Consider PE as a differential diagnosis in recurring or progressive dyspnea of uncertain etiology!
Drop in partial pressure of end-tidal CO2 (PetCO2) in capnography.
If there are clinical signs of PE, Doppler ultrasound evidence of DVT usually suffices to secure diagnosis.
CTA is possible but a relatively high dose of radiation cannot be prevented.
Interventional methods are preferred if recanalization is indicated.
Placement of a vena cava filter should be considered in cases with high risk of hemorrhage where anticoagulation is not (yet) possible.
Pregnancy increases the risk of PE by a factor of 4!
If too unstable for CTA → perform bedside echocardiography obtain a presumptive diagnosis of PE (right ventricle enlargement/hypokinesis or visualization of clot) prior to empiric thrombolysis.
The Wells score is used as a diagnostic algorithm in stable patients for assessing the probability of PE. The 2-tier model (modified Wells criteria) is generally more accepted for use among management guidelines.
Note that a different version is used for determining the probability of DVT (see Wells criteria for DVT).
Normal D-dimer values usually rule out PE or DVT in patients with an unremarkable history and examination for PE! A positive D-dimer is unspecific since it may be elevated anytime elevated fibrinolysis is occurring.
Westermark sign: embolus leads to diminished perfusion of downstream lung tissue, which appears hyperlucent on radiograph.
An absolute contraindication for empiric anticoagulation is a high risk of bleeding (e.g., recent surgery, hemorrhagic stroke, active bleeding)!
In patients requiring resuscitation (e.g., in ventricular tachycardia/atrial fibrillation) and high suspicion of hemodynamically unstable pulmonary embolism.
There is no contraindication for systemic thrombolysis if the patient requires resuscitation!
Right ventricular failure, increased bronchial venous pressure, and preexisting pulmonary diseases increase the risk.
See differential diagnosis of acute chest pain.
1. Thompson BT, Kabrhel C. Overview of acute pulmonary embolism in adults. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/overview-of-acute-pulmonary-embolism-in-adults. Last updated December 16, 2016. Accessed February 27, 2017.
2. Bauer KA, Lip GY. Overview of the causes of venous thrombosis. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/overview-of-the-causes-of-venous-thrombosis. Last updated September 20, 2016. Accessed April 6, 2017.
3. Ouellette DR. Pulmonary Embolism. In: Pulmonary Embolism. New York, NY: WebMD. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/300901. Updated June 22, 2016. Accessed February 14, 2017.
4. Thompson BT. Clinical presentation, evaluation, and diagnosis of the adult with suspected acute pulmonary embolism. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/clinical-presentation-evaluation-and-diagnosis-of-the-adult-with-suspected-acute-pulmonary-embolism. Last updated December 9, 2016. Accessed February 14, 2017.
5. Tapson VF. Treatment, prognosis, and follow-up of acute pulmonary embolism in adults. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/treatment-prognosis-and-follow-up-of-acute-pulmonary-embolism-in-adults. Last updated November 9, 2016. Accessed February 14, 2017.
6. Afilalo J, Rudski L. Echocardiographic assessment of the right heart. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. http://www.uptodate.com/contents/echocardiographic-assessment-of-the-right-heart. Last updated June 30, 2016. Accessed February 14, 2017.
7. Tapson VF. Fibrinolytic (thrombolytic) therapy in acute pulmonary embolism and lower extremity deep vein thrombosis. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/fibrinolytic-thrombolytic-therapy-in-acute-pulmonary-embolism-and-lower-extremity-deep-vein-thrombosis?source=related_link. Last updated December 9, 2016. Accessed March 22, 2018.
8. Fedullo PF, Roberts A. Placement of vena cava filters and their complications. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/placement-of-vena-cava-filters-and-their-complications?source=see_link. Last updated February 2, 2017. Accessed February 14, 2017.
9. Lip GYH, Hull RD. Rationale and indications for indefinite anticoagulation in patients with venous thromboembolism. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. http://www.uptodate.com/contents/rationale-and-indications-for-indefinite-anticoagulation-in-patients-with-venous-thromboembolism. Last updated January 11, 2017. Accessed February 27, 2017.
Kenneth A Bauer, MD Gregory YH Lip, MD. Overview of the causes of venous thrombosis. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/overview-of-the-causes-of-venous-thrombosis. Accessed December 8, 2017.


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#ifndef itkMetaLandmarkConverter_h
#define itkMetaLandmarkConverter_h

#include "metaLandmark.h"
#include "itkLandmarkSpatialObject.h"
#include "itkMetaConverterBase.h"

namespace itk
{
/**
 *\class MetaLandmarkConverter
 *  \brief converts between MetaObject<->SpatialObject.
 *
 *  \sa MetaConverterBase
 *  \ingroup ITKSpatialObjects
 */
template <unsigned int NDimensions = 3>
class ITK_TEMPLATE_EXPORT MetaLandmarkConverter : public MetaConverterBase<NDimensions>
{
public:
  ITK_DISALLOW_COPY_AND_MOVE(MetaLandmarkConverter);

  /** Standard class type aliases */
  using Self = MetaLandmarkConverter;
  using Superclass = MetaConverterBase<NDimensions>;
  using Pointer = SmartPointer<Self>;
  using ConstPointer = SmartPointer<const Self>;

  /** Method for creation through the object factory. */
  itkNewMacro(Self);

  /** Run-time type information (and related methods). */
  itkTypeMacro(MetaLandmarkConverter, MetaConverterBase);

  using typename Superclass::SpatialObjectType;
  using SpatialObjectPointer = typename SpatialObjectType::Pointer;
  using typename Superclass::MetaObjectType;

  /** Specific class types for conversion */
  using LandmarkSpatialObjectType = LandmarkSpatialObject<NDimensions>;
  using LandmarkSpatialObjectPointer = typename LandmarkSpatialObjectType::Pointer;
  using LandmarkSpatialObjectConstPointer = typename LandmarkSpatialObjectType::ConstPointer;
  using LandmarkMetaObjectType = MetaLandmark;

  /** Convert the MetaObject to Spatial Object */
  SpatialObjectPointer
  MetaObjectToSpatialObject(const MetaObjectType * mo) override;

  /** Convert the SpatialObject to MetaObject */
  MetaObjectType *
  SpatialObjectToMetaObject(const SpatialObjectType * so) override;

protected:
  /** Create the specific MetaObject for this class */
  MetaObjectType *
  CreateMetaObject() override;

  MetaLandmarkConverter() = default;
  ~MetaLandmarkConverter() override = default;
};

} // end namespace itk

#ifndef ITK_MANUAL_INSTANTIATION
#  include "itkMetaLandmarkConverter.hxx"
#endif

#endif

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text:
Supreme Court investigators fail to identify who leaked Dobbs opinion
by Ray Morrison January 19, 2023 075
SCOTUS NEWS
on Jan 19, 2023 at 4:25 pm
Supporters of abortion rights protest in front of the Supreme Court on May 2, 2022, hours after Politico published a draft of the Dobbs decision. (Katie Barlow)
The Supreme Court has not been able to determine who leaked a draft of Justice Samuel Alito's opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, the court said on Thursday.
The unprecedented leak last May revealed that the court was privately poised to overturn the court's landmark decisions establishing a constitutional right to an abortion. The court indicated on Thursday that investigators would continue to review some additional evidence, but the court's two-page statement left open the possibility that the source of the leak may never be found.
The court's statement denounced the leak as "a grave assault on the judicial process." And a report by Gail Curley, the court official tasked with investigating the leak, suggested that the court's document-handling policies should be beefed up to prevent future leaks. "If a Court employee disclosed the draft opinion," Curley wrote, "that person brazenly violated a system that was built fundamentally on trust with limited safeguards to regulate and constrain access to very sensitive information."
The court's statement came eight-and-a-half months after Politico published Alito's draft opinion on May 2, 2022. One day later, the Supreme Court confirmed that the leaked opinion was authentic, and Chief Justice John Roberts disclosed that he had directed Curley, who is the court's marshal, to launch an investigation into the source of the leak.
The leaked opinion sparked protests from abortion-rights supporters and caused the court to take extra security precautions. Police officers erected fencing and metal barricades to keep protesters off the court's plaza, while Attorney General Merrick Garland directed federal law-enforcement officials to provide security around the clock at the homes of all justices.
In early June, a California man was arrested near the home of Justice Brett Kavanaugh and charged with attempted murder of a Supreme Court justice. He told police he was upset by the leaked opinion.
The court released its decision in Dobbs on June 24. By a vote of 5-4, in an opinion that closely resembled the draft published by Politico, the court officially overturned Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. Justices Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett, along with Kavanaugh, joined the Alito opinion.
In the months since Roberts announced the investigation into the leak, the court did not provide any additional information about the status of the investigation. In remarks last year at a judicial conference, Gorsuch revealed that Roberts had appointed an internal committee to investigate the leak, and he expressed hope that the justices would receive the committee's report "soon."
Thursday's statement revealed that Curley and her team interviewed "almost 100 employees" – 82 of whom had access to the draft opinion. Despite those efforts, the "team to date has been unable to identify a person responsible by a preponderance of the evidence," the court said. The investigators will continue to follow up on a few outstanding leads, the statement added.
The court also revealed that it consulted with Michael Chertoff, a former judge who served as the head of the Department of Homeland Security during the George W. Bush administration. Chertoff, the court said, was unable to identify anything that Curley and her team should have done as part of their investigation.
A 20-page report from Curley accompanied the court's statement. Although investigators were unable to determine how the draft was provided to Politico, Curley wrote, they ruled out as "unlikely" the possibility that someone from outside the court had hacked into the court's computer systems. And, Curley acknowledged, the COVID-19 pandemic "and resulting expansion of the ability to work from home, as well as gaps in the Court's security policies, created an environment where it was too easy to remove sensitive information from the building and the Court's IT networks, increasing the risk of both deliberate and accidental disclosures of Court-sensitive information."
Curley's report made a series of recommendations to improve confidentiality of documents at the court. She urged the justices to restrict access to sensitive documents and limit the number of hard copies in circulation. She also suggested that the court adopt a "universal policy" on "the mechanics of handling and safeguarding draft opinions and Court-sensitive documents" and put a system in place to track the printing and copying of such documents.
Curley reported that her investigation "focused on Court personnel – temporary (law clerks) and permanent employees – who had or may have had access to the draft opinion." Curley did not indicate whether the report's references to "employees" and "personnel" included the justices themselves.
In December, The New York Times reported on allegations of a 2014 breach of confidentiality at the court. Rob Schenck, who once played a leading role in the anti-abortion movement, said he learned the outcome of the court's decision in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, involving religious rights and birth control for employees, several weeks before it was released. Schenck said that major donors to his non-profit relayed the news to him after dining with Alito and his wife. Alito denied Schenck's allegations.
This article was originally published at Howe on the Court.
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Today's post is a guest post by Martin King. You see, he's made it his mission to write 100 posts about his childhood and then share them on all sorts of blogs, all within the month of August. Crazy, you say? Or just obsessive? Whatever the answer, he's made it so I don't have to come up with anything new until at least Sunday, and for that I must say, "Thanks, Martin."
samll boy at the seaside. Do you remember those little windmills?
in one of its turrets.
rings you would wear around your waste, to help keep you afloat.
remember the things that excited you?
Your description brought back all the magic of family vacations we took to Lake Huron in Michigan USA. A bunch of the kids would walk the beach to a tiny wood-floored store to buy an ice cream or penny candy. I always went for quantity v. quality and got candy but then watched with envy as the other kids ate orange sherbet pushups. I can still smell that store,musty, sandy, hot, sweet. All the good smells that go with a beach on a hot summer day!
Great post! Thanks for taking part in #100blogfest, Ben!
Great memories,Martin. I actually spent a few years of childhood living on the cliff top, about six feet from the edge, and walked to school along the beach; happy, wonderful memories.


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This just shows the client side, you would need to address the incoming data on your server side.
It's not clear what you actually want to know.
If you're asking about sending the JSON data to the server, look at the store's sync() method.
If you're asking how to handle saving the JSON data on the server side, that really has nothing to do with Ext JS. Use whatever mechanism your chosen platform provides to parse incoming JSON data and persist it. How that is done depends entirely on your server-side setup.


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Every time we open the bible we have an opportunity to meet God. He will transform us and build His kingdom through us. Here are some tools to help you get to know God daily in Nehemiah.
A good study bible with commentary and maps can really help. Tool: We suggest the ESV Study Bible.
It's helpful to write down thoughts that God gives you, or prayers to Him as you read his scriptures. Tool: Journal.
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Kasmin Announces Exhibition of Photographs by Constantin Brancusi
"Photography is the form in which Brancusi speaks about his sculpture."—Friedrich Teja Bach
Kasmin is pleased to announce Brancusi: The Photographer, organized in collaboration with Bruce Silverstein Gallery. The exhibition will be on view at 293 Tenth Avenue between May 16 - June 28, 2019, presented concurrently with Brancusi's Flowers at Bruce Silverstein Gallery, on view at 529 West 20th Street.
Brancusi: The Photographer brings together 30 rare vintage gelatin silver prints spanning two decades that illuminate the significance of photography in the artist's oeuvre. In 1921, Brancusi began to committedly pursue photography, influenced by his friendship with Man Ray, whose guidance on the technical elements of medium and mastery of the darkroom strengthened Brancusi's command of the practice. This collaborative dialogue between the two artists led to numerous technical and artistic innovations within and beyond the photographic medium.
Aside from their inherent indexical nature, Brancusi's photographs reinforce the artists' intentions for his sculptures. Taken in the intimate, atmospheric environment of his carefully orchestrated studio design at the Impasse Ronsin in Paris, many of the works in the exhibition depict assemblages comprised of Brancusi's most regarded sculptures, found objects and material fragments. They demonstrate the artist's investment not only in the sculptures as individual entities but also in their relationship to one another in the context of a synthesized tableau. These 'group mobiles' create narrative juxtapositions amongst the rooms' dramatic pitches of light and shadow, allowing Brancusi to emphasize salient elements of his work and recontextualize their forms.
An indelible, recurring subject in Brancusi's photographs is his magnum opus, the Colonne sans fin (Endless Column). Different iterations of the sculpture are photographed while installed in Brancusi's studio, at Târgu Jiu in Romania, and in Edward Steichen's garden at Voulangis in France. Often positioning the camera at the base of the sculpture looking up, Brancusi's photographic works on Endless Column accentuate the sublime nature of the sculpture while also documenting the site-specificity of its myriad installations.
Brancusi: The Photographer marks the 30th anniversary of the exhibition Brancusi: Photographs, which was the inaugural show at Paul Kasmin Gallery upon it's opening in 1989.
Constantin Brancusi, Vue de l'atelier (View of the Studio), ca. 1925, gelatin silver print, 15 1/2 x 11 inches, 39.4 x 27.9 cm. © 2019 Succession Brancusi, all rights reserved/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris.
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I'm a Limelight Customer – What do you do with my personal data?
Limelight is part of a company called Trafford Housing Trust Limited, and it's Trafford Housing Trust which is responsible for keeping your information safe and complying with the law when we use it. This is called being a Data Controller.
At Limelight, we operate a "one building" policy which means that we try and make your experience of Limelight as seamless and consistent as possible. The community area of Limelight has lots of different uses and depending on what you're there for, we might need to collect some information about you in order to make sure you have a great experience.
We collect different amounts of information dependent on what you want to do at Limelight. So for example if you've booked rooms and you're having an event here, we'll need more information about you than if you're just nipping in to meet someone and have a brew.
Just visiting - If you've just come in to have a look round, visit the chemist or the café or perhaps meet a friend, you might appear on our CCTV cameras, but that's about it. We have CCTV cameras for the rare occasions when someone thinks about misbehaving, we have cameras there as a deterrent, and also as evidence to give to the Police if we think someone has broken the law.
Phoning us - When you contact us, we will keep a record of that contact on our electronic system. If you have telephoned us, we may record the call.
Making enquiries – you might want to know more about what's happening at Limelight, or put your name down for an event or a class. If that's the case, with your permission, we'll take name and contact details so we can get in touch with you. Sometimes you'll need to pay to attend classes or events, and we can process those payments for you. We need to keep copies of invoices and payments for accounting, VAT and tax reasons.
Making a booking – Limelight has some great community spaces which can be booked for all kinds of events. When you make a booking we'll need to take your name and contact information along with details of your event so that we can provide you with a great experience. You'll usually need to pay for using the space, so we'll process any payments required from you. We need to keep copies of invoices and payments for accounting, VAT and tax reasons.
Publicity – we're proud of Limelight and the services we offer, and sometimes we like to shout about it! We occasionally take photographs and videos of Limelight and the people using the building for promotional purposes. When we do this, we'll always ask for your permission beforehand.
You might be interested in what's going on at Limelight and the products and services on offer, If that's the case, we will keep your name and contact details on a Friends of Limelight database. You can opt out of this at any time be emailing info@limelightoldtrafford.co.uk3rt4. We won't ever give your information to other companies for marketing purposes.
Visitors to the non-public areas and contractors – to help us keep you safe in an emergency and track who has an access fob for the building, we ask that all visitors and contractors sign in on arrival and sign out on departure, giving your name, organisation, car registration and who you are visiting.
Giving feedback – we want to know what you think about Limelight so you might be asked to fill in a feedback form. This is entirely voluntary and even if you do fill the form in, you don't have to give your contact details unless you want us to get in touch with you about something.
Most of the information we collect comes from you, for example when you make a booking or enquiry you'll tell us what we need to know. You're in control over what you tell us and when.
When we take publicity photos and videos, this will be done by Limelight staff or a professional who we've asked to help us. They will always ask your permission first.
CCTV images are recorded by the cameras we have inside and outside the building.
Publicise Limelight and the services we provide.
Information will be shared with Limelight staff, so that they can provide the services you've asked for, and with Limelight managers, so they can oversee the work their staff are doing. Sometimes other colleagues who work at Trafford Housing Trust will need to see your information in order to do their jobs, for example the Finance Team will need access to payment and invoice information.
Publicity information will be shared with the general public, this might be through websites, social media, posters and other campaigns.
We need to keep most of your information on our files for 6 years after you stop using our services. This is so that, if there are any problems or complaints which might result in a legal or insurance claim, we have the information we need to respond to them. We also need to keep financial information for 6 years to make sure we comply with tax and VAT regulations.
You can ask us for a copy of the information we hold about you at any time, for more information about how to do that, you can email info@limelightoldtrafford.co.uk.
If you're unhappy with something we've done, please get in touch and tell us, so we can put things right. Our Contact Us page lets you know how you can get in touch https://www.limelightoldtrafford.co.uk/about-limelight/contact-us/.


text:
title: Save and Restore the rows states when resetting.
description: This article show how you can sava an restore the row states when expanding or collapsing.
type: how-to
page_title: Save and Restore the rows states when resetting.
slug: keep-states-on-reset
position: 0
tags: grid,
ticketid: 1414148
res_type: kb
---

## Environment

        Product Version
        2018.1 220

        Product
        RadGridView for WinForms

# Description

There are cases where you need to reset or rebind the grid which will reset the expanded rows and the position of the scrollbar.

# Solution

This article shows how you can save/restore the sates and the scrollbar position.

1\. First you need a class to store the state of each row.

````C#
struct State
{
    public bool Expanded { get; set; }

    public bool Selected { get; set; }

    public State(bool expanded, bool selected) : this()
    {
        this.Expanded = expanded;
        this.Selected = selected;
    }
}

````
````VB.NET
Friend Structure State
	Public Property Expanded() As Boolean

	Public Property Selected() As Boolean

	Public Sub New(ByVal expanded As Boolean, ByVal selected As Boolean)
		Me.New()
		Me.Expanded = expanded
		Me.Selected = selected
	End Sub
End Structure
````

2\. Now you can create the methods that will save and then restore the grid state:

````C#
Dictionary<object, State> nodeStates = new Dictionary<object, State>();
private void SaveExpandedStates(GridViewDataRowInfo rowToSave)
{
    if (rowToSave != null && rowToSave.DataBoundItem != null)
    {
        if (!nodeStates.ContainsKey(rowToSave.DataBoundItem))
        {
            nodeStates.Add(rowToSave.DataBoundItem, new State(rowToSave.IsExpanded, rowToSave.IsCurrent));
        }
        else
        {
            nodeStates[rowToSave.DataBoundItem] = new State(rowToSave.IsExpanded, rowToSave.IsCurrent);
        }
    }
    foreach (GridViewDataRowInfo childRow in rowToSave.ChildRows)
    {
        SaveExpandedStates(childRow);
    }
}

private void RestoreExpandedStates(GridViewDataRowInfo rowToRestore)
{
    if (rowToRestore != null && rowToRestore.DataBoundItem != null &&
        nodeStates.ContainsKey(rowToRestore.DataBoundItem))
    {
        rowToRestore.IsExpanded = nodeStates[rowToRestore.DataBoundItem].Expanded;
        rowToRestore.IsCurrent = nodeStates[rowToRestore.DataBoundItem].Selected;
        rowToRestore.IsSelected = nodeStates[rowToRestore.DataBoundItem].Selected;
    }

    foreach (GridViewDataRowInfo childRow in rowToRestore.ChildRows)
    {
        RestoreExpandedStates(childRow);
    }
}

````
````VB.NET
Private nodeStates As New Dictionary(Of Object, State)()
Private Sub SaveExpandedStates(ByVal rowToSave As GridViewDataRowInfo)
	If rowToSave IsNot Nothing AndAlso rowToSave.DataBoundItem IsNot Nothing Then
		If Not nodeStates.ContainsKey(rowToSave.DataBoundItem) Then
			nodeStates.Add(rowToSave.DataBoundItem, New State(rowToSave.IsExpanded, rowToSave.IsCurrent))
		Else
			nodeStates(rowToSave.DataBoundItem) = New State(rowToSave.IsExpanded, rowToSave.IsCurrent)
		End If
	End If
	For Each childRow As GridViewDataRowInfo In rowToSave.ChildRows
		SaveExpandedStates(childRow)
	Next childRow
End Sub

Private Sub RestoreExpandedStates(ByVal rowToRestore As GridViewDataRowInfo)
	If rowToRestore IsNot Nothing AndAlso rowToRestore.DataBoundItem IsNot Nothing AndAlso nodeStates.ContainsKey(rowToRestore.DataBoundItem) Then
		rowToRestore.IsExpanded = nodeStates(rowToRestore.DataBoundItem).Expanded
		rowToRestore.IsCurrent = nodeStates(rowToRestore.DataBoundItem).Selected
		rowToRestore.IsSelected = nodeStates(rowToRestore.DataBoundItem).Selected
	End If

	For Each childRow As GridViewDataRowInfo In rowToRestore.ChildRows
		RestoreExpandedStates(childRow)
	Next childRow
End Sub

````

3\. The final step is to use the above methods, this snippet show how restore the scrollbar position as well:

````C#
private void RadButton1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    int scrollBarValue = radGridView1.TableElement.VScrollBar.Value;
    foreach (GridViewDataRowInfo rowToSave in radGridView1.Rows)
    {
        SaveExpandedStates(rowToSave);
    }

    radGridView1.DataSource = null;
    radGridView1.DataSource = master;

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Das Nordis-Magazin ist eine deutsche Zeitschrift, die regelmäßig über die nordeuropäischen Länder Dänemark, Finnland, Grönland, Island, Norwegen und Schweden berichtet. Reise- und Outdoor-Reportagen sowie touristische Informationen bilden dabei den Hauptteil der Beiträge. Nachrichten aus Politik, Kultur und Wirtschaft der nordischen Länder sowie Rezensionen zu Literatur und Film ergänzen das Programm. Seit 1994 erscheint das Magazin sechsmal jährlich.

Redaktion
Nordis hat seinen Sitz in Essen. Chefredakteurin ist Susanne Schernewski (seit 2018). Neben einem festen Stamm an Redakteuren schreiben Journalisten und freie Autoren in allen nordeuropäischen Ländern für das Nordeuropa-Magazin und liefern neben Reportagen, Hintergrundberichte und Neuigkeiten aus dem hohen Norden.

Zielgruppe
Nordis richtet sich an eine breit gefächerte Leserschaft von Skandinavienfans und Nordeuropa-Enthusiasten. Der Fokus erstreckt sich dabei von Individual- über Gruppenreisende bis hin zum Familienurlauber. Liebhaber der skandinavischen Kultur finden genauso wie Naturbegeisterte und Outdoor-Aktive ein weites Spektrum aktueller Berichterstattung über Skandinavien, Finnland sowie Grönland und die Färöer. Aktuelle Umfragen zeigen, dass im Durchschnitt 2,5 Personen pro Heft das Magazin lesen.

Heftinhalte
Der Schwerpunkt von Nordis liegt bei Reisen mit dem Pkw, Wohnmobil oder öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln. Neben Trekking-, Bike-, Kanutouren aus dem Outdoor-Bereich finden auch winterliche Erlebnisse wie z. B. Langlauf und Skifahren, aber auch Husky- und Motorschlittentouren, Eisangel-Ausflüge oder Nordlichtexkursionen ihren Eingang in das Magazin und wecken Lust auf den nächsten Aktivurlaub. Es gibt einen Reiseservice mit aktuellen Reise-News. Dazu kommt die Präsentation neuester Outdoor-Produkte und Tipps für die nordische Outdoor-Praxis. Die Rubriken Nordeuropa Aktuell und Wirtschaft liefern dem interessierten Leser Nachrichten aus Politik, Gesellschaft und Ökonomie der einzelnen Länder Nordeuropas. Ergänzt wird dies durch Tipps für neue Bücher, Filme und CDs. Und zu guter Letzt findet sich für Skandinavien-Reisende ein Veranstaltungskalender mit Events in ganz Nordeuropa und Deutschland.

Nordis Reisehandbuch

Einmal im Jahr in aktualisierter Auflage erscheint das Nordis Reisehandbuch, ein Reiseführer mit sehr umfangreichem Informationsmaterial für Reisende nach Nordeuropa. Von A wie Anreise bis Z wie Zollbestimmungen liefert das Reisehandbuch im Taschenbuchformat Hinweise für die Anreise und die Reise ins Urlaubsland, Veranstaltungstipps, einen Aktivteil mit Tipps für den Sommer und Winter sowie wichtige Adressen in den jeweiligen Urlaubsländern.

SkandinavienWelt
Die SkandinavienWelt ist ein Teil der Reise+Camping, der alljährlich im Februar in  Essen stattfindenden größten Frühjahrsmesse für Reise, Touristik, Camping und Caravaning in Westdeutschland. In einer vom Nordis Verlag organisierten und betreuten Sonderpräsentation stellen dort Anbieter aus Nordeuropa sowie Veranstalter mit Ziel Skandinavien ihr Angebot rund um das Thema Reisen und nordische Lebensart vor. Außerdem runden typisch skandinavische Mode- und Schmuckstände, kulinarische Leckerbissen und Musik aus dem Norden Europas das Messeprogramm ab. Seit 2019 gibt es auch eine weitere SkandinavienWelt als Teil der T&C Touristik & Caravaning in Leipzig.

Vertrieb
Nordis erscheint in einer IVW-geprüften Auflage von  verkauften Exemplaren. Erhältlich ist das Nordeuropa-Magazin beim Zeitschriftenhändler, im Bahnhofsbuchhandel oder online.

Weblinks
 Website
 Nordis bei Facebook

Einzelnachweise

Reisezeitschrift
Zeitschrift (Deutschland)
Nordeuropa
Deutschsprachige zweimonatliche Zeitschrift

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Cheraman Perumal Nayanar (literally meaning Chera king the Nayanar) was a bhakti poet-musician and religious teacher (one of the sixty-three nayanars) of Tamil Shaiva tradition in medieval south India. The Cheraman Perumal's friendship with Chundara, one of the 'Three Nayanars', is celebrated in the bhakti tradition. The legend of the Cheraman Perumal is narrated in the hagiographic 'Periyapuranam', composed by Chekkizhar, a courtier of Chola Kulottunga II, in mid-12th century AD. The collection is based on an earlier work by Nambiyandar Nambi (10th-11th centuries AD). Thiruvanchikulam Siva Temple in Kodungallur is associated with the Perumal and Chundaramurtti Nayanar.

The Cheraman Perumal is credited as the author of 'Ponvannattandadi', hymns in praise of the Lord of Chidambaram, 'Thiruvarur Mummanikkovai', in honor of the deity of Thiruvarur, and 'Adiyula' (the first of the ulas) or 'Thirukkailayajnana Ula', in praise of Shiva. Historians tentatively identify the saint with Rama Rajasekhara, the 9th century ruler of the Chera Perumal kingdom of Kerala.

The legend of Cheraman Perumal

The Cheraman Perumal, according to tradition, was born in the ruling family of Malai-nadu (which had its capital at Kodunkolur or Makotai by the ocean). When the then king 'Chenkor-poraiyan' abdicated his throne, the ministers persuaded the young Cheraman or 'Perumakkotaiyar', also known as 'Kalarirrarivar', to take up the reins of the kingdom (the prince was sitting in meditation at the Tiruvanchaikkalam at this time). The prince was only prevailed upon with great difficulty.

Cheraman Perumal then learned about lyricist Chundara (from the Nataraja of Chidambaram himself), another Shiva devotee, singing at Chidambaram, and wished to meet him and pay homage. Accordingly the king left his capital and after passing through the Kongu country, finally reached Chidambaram. He then proceeded to Tiruvarur, and met with Chundra. The two became close friends over time and started on a long pilgrimage across south India (visiting Kirvelur, Nagaikkaronam, Tirumaraikkadu, Palanam, Agastyanpalli, Kulagar-Kodikkoyil, Tirupattur, Madurai, Tiruppuvanam, Tiruvappanur, Tiruvedagam, Tirupparangunram, Kurralam, Kurumbala, Tirunelveli, Ramesvaram, Tiruchchuliyal, Kanapper, Tiruppunavayil, Patalesvaram, Tirukkandiyur and Tiruvaiyyaru) .

Years later, Chundara visited his fellow-devotee Cheraman Perumal at Kodunkolur and stayed in the city as a royal guest. One day messengers from Shiva arrived at Tiruvanchaikkalam to inform Chundara that it was now time for him to 'return' to Mount Kailasa. Chundara hence ascended to Kailasa on a white elephant (with the Chera king following him on horseback).

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Indian Shaivite religious leaders
People of the Kodungallur Chera kingdom
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Andreas Deutsch (* 7. September 1970 in Schwäbisch Hall) ist ein deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler.

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Nach dem Studium der Rechtswissenschaft in Heidelberg und Münster (1995 erstes juristisches Staatsexamen in Heidelberg) und dem Studium 1995/1996 der Rechtsvergleichung am Institut de Droit Comparé in Paris absolvierte er das Rechtsreferendariat (zweites juristisches Staatsexamen in Baden-Württemberg).  Ab Ende 1998 war er wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl von Adolf Laufs am Institut für geschichtliche Rechtswissenschaft der Ruprecht-Karls-Universität in Heidelberg. Nach der Promotion 2002 war er wissenschaftlicher Assistent am Lehrstuhl von Albrecht Cordes an der Goethe-Universität. Seit 2007 ist er Leiter der Forschungsstelle Deutsches Rechtswörterbuch und seit 2016 Honorarprofessor der Juristischen Fakultät der Universität Heidelberg.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 Die Henker – Außenseiter von Berufs wegen?. Leipzig 2001, ISBN 3-935693-04-4.
 Der Klagspiegel und sein Autor Conrad Heyden. Ein Rechtsbuch des 15. Jahrhunderts als Wegbereiter der Rezeption. Köln 2004, ISBN 3-412-13003-6.
  Ein Geheimbund mit Lizenz zum Töten. Der Anti-Illuminaten-Orden des Johann Ludwig Klüber. Edition der Geheimbundsatzung mit Einleitung. Stuttgart 2010, ISBN 978-3-515-09676-8.
 Deutsches Rechtswörterbuch. Band 14. Heft 1/2. Stegreif–Stocherwort. Weimar 2019, ISBN 3-476-05156-0.

Weblinks
 andreasdeutsch.de
 jura.uni-heidelberg.de

Rechtshistoriker (21. Jahrhundert)
Hochschullehrer (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg)
Deutscher
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Traffic and travel: £110,000 road improvement scheme to start in days
A £110,000 carriageway resurfacing scheme on Millfield, Belfast is due to commence on September 18, 2018.
According to a statement from the Department for Infrastructure, the scheme will resurface the city bound lanes from Carrick Hill to Francis Street and is expected to be completed by 28 September.
"To help ensure the safety of road users and contractors during the resurfacing works, it will be necessary to operate road closures during off peak hours," according to the department.
"There will be no through traffic on North Street, between Royal Avenue and Peters Hill in both directions; and no through traffic on Carrick Hill coming from Donegall Street to Peters Hill.
"The timing of closures will be: Tuesday 18 to Thursday 20 September from 8.00pm to 6.00am and Monday 24 to Friday 28 September 2018 from 8.00pm to 6.00am.
"On Thursday 20 and Thursday 27 September road closures will start from 10.00pm to facilitate late night shopping.
"Diversionary routes will be signed and access for residents will be maintained in the area for the duration of the works.
"Whilst the Department has carefully planned these road works and associated traffic management arrangements in order to minimise the inconvenience to businesses and the general public, motorists should expect delays and allow additional time when planning any journey. The public is asked to comply with the temporary traffic restrictions and to drive with care when travelling through or in the vicinity of the works.
"The dates and duration of the road closures will be dependent on the progress of the scheme and on favourable weather conditions."


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'Opportunities are endless': At Topeka women's prison, futures written in code
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Apr 26, 2019 at 7:00 AM Apr 27, 2019 at 10:48 PM
Suzanne Hayden's children were young when she went to prison, and they will be adults before she leaves.
A visit from Hayden's youngest daughter had a lasting impact on the inmate at the state-run Topeka Correctional Facility.
"Daddy said you were a bad person and that you committed a crime, and you're going to be here forever, you're not coming out," the child said.
Convicted five years ago in a series of Johnson County thefts, Hayden's earliest possible release date is Nov. 18, 2027.
"After I got over the shock of what she had just told me, I explained to her there's not a lot of bad people in prison," Hayden said. "You made a bad choice, and as a consequence of that choice, that is why you are here. And at any moment in time, you can make a different choice with a different outcome."
When Hayden is released, she hopes to get a job as a software developer, using skills she is learning now as part of a fledgling program that offers intense training in computer coding.
The course was developed by The Last Mile, a nonprofit founded in 2010 at San Quentin, the state prison near San Francisco. The coding class launched in 2014 and expanded three years later to Indiana. Kansas is the third state to implement the class, which began at the women's prison in January.
The goal is to instill skills that are lacking in the workforce and connect students with employers — a critical component of putting inmates on a path that keeps them from returning to incarceration.
"I hope after all of this," Hayden said, "when I get home and when I'm with my family again, I really hope to be somebody that my kids can look up to, that they can be proud of."
In the prison classroom, students patter away on keyboards before screens that display lines of commands written in HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, jQuery, JavaScript, Python and other cyber devices.
For some, the class has consumed their lives. They discuss their work through lunch and in the yard, and take books back to their dorm.
"It is very complex, but it is very worthwhile," said Brittany Leija, an inmate who hopes to provide for her family after completing the yearlong course. "I think that the opportunities are endless once we get up and going, and that there's a lot of good jobs as far as web design goes and the way that technology is developing outside of here. It's just something that's always going to be in demand."
Jack and Mary Cochran, expansion managers with The Last Mile, were in Topeka this week to assess implementation of the class. They said there are at least 1 million unfilled jobs for software developers in the United States.
They are looking for Kansas businesses who are willing to partner with the nonprofit to mentor inmates after they finish the program and utilize their newfound skills.
"We want the employer to know they are qualified," Jack Cochran said. "This isn't a charity type thing."
The Kansas Department of Corrections is planning a celebration of the class in June with hopes of attracting more business partners. Already, Kansas City Women in Technology has expressed interest.
Students are still in the process of learning basic skills before tackling more advanced programming in the second half of the year.
Hayden and Leija were among 70 women who applied for the class and 15 who were selected to participate.
Working on an internal server without access to the internet, Leija has crafted a website that chronicles the experience of "The First 15." The site features slideshows, examples of the coders' work and tips for future classes.
Showing off her work, Leija rattles off lingo — div tags, class style, an accordion, animations — that was foreign to her before the class. She said she was excited "to see where this all goes."
"I don't believe I would have gotten this opportunity anywhere else — especially being free," Leija said. "People pay thousands of dollars to take computer science, so it's just a blessing."
Brett Young, the course instructor at the prison, said the students' appetite for knowledge is voracious.
"Big picture wise, this is exactly what this population needs," Young said. "They're leaving here with skills that really help with survival and ensure success."
Shannon Meyer, the prison's warden, said lack of employment is a huge contributor to recidivism.
"Having an actual skill set where they can go find a meaningful and livable wage, to have strong employment, support their family — that has a huge impact on them being successful in the community," Meyer said.


FEBRUARY 13: Leaders of Left parties and JD(U) today met Home Minister Rajnath Singh here demanding the release of JNU students' union president Kanhaiya Kumar who was arrested on sedition charge in connection with an event organised on the campus against the hanging of Afzal Guru.
"They were present because they are members of students union or groups but that does not mean they were involved in it. We have demanded that Kanhaiya be released and the Home Minister has assured us that no action will be taken against any innocent student," he added.
"This is a very serious matter and the way all students are being branded anti-national, we have raised all the issues with Rajnath Singh," he added.
Yechury had yesterday attacked the Centre saying it is reducing India to an "Emergency State" after the police conducted "indiscriminate" raids at hostels in the varsity campus allegedly targeting members of Left-backed students bodies.
Kanhaiya, member of CPI's student wing All India Student Federation (AISF) was yesterday arrested in connection with a case of sedition and criminal conspiracy over holding of an event at the prestigious institute against hanging of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru, sparking widespread outrage among students and non-BJP political parties.
The Left leaders also questioned the "authenticity" of the video tape showing anti-national slogans being raised by a group of persons.
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Canonical Micro/Macro-Circuit of Neocortex
Figure 1: Functional Architecture. The input field (F1) consists of binary feature detectors: a particular input consisting of five active features is shown. The coding field, F2, is proposed as a macrocolumn analog. It consists of winner-take-all competitive modules (CMs) proposed as analogs of minicolumns. Each CM has K=3 binary units, proposed as analogs of L2/3 pyramidals). Bottom-up connectivity is all-to-all: gray lines signify initially zero weights. The familiarity (G) of the input is proposed to be computed via a subcortical, neuromodulator-based mechanism, which then modulates the F2 unit activation function parameters (e.g., sigmoid height) contingent on G (purple arrows). Also see this page for more detail about this G-based modulation of the activation funciton.
Figure 2: Hypothetical minicolumnar circuit. Panels A-E depict critical events transpiring in a single minicolumn at five points in time during the CSA's computational cycle, which I propose corresponds to one gamma cycle: approximate timings relative to start of CSA cycle are shown across top. The units labeled "C" ("B") represent the local chandelier (basket cell) populations, respectively. Numbers in yellow circles depict key events. For example, event 7 indicates a transient local pulse of neuromodulator (likely NE, ACh, or some combination) that is inversely proportional to G (familiarity). Thus, when G ~ 0, indicating high novelty, a strong neuromodulator pulse is delivered, which has the effect of making all competing pyramidals highly jittery (i.e., high noise), which ultimately results in a highly random choice of winners. At the other extreme, when G ~ 1, indicating high familarity, no/little neuromodulator is dilivered, making the competing pyramidals compete only on the bais of their synaptic inputs, which will reflect prior learning, and thus favor winners that also won in the prior similar instances. See paper for detailed explanation.


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Hearing focuses on mistakes made on Bay Bridge
Top Caltrans officials found themselves on the defensive before lawmakers in Sacramento, having to answer tough questions about ignoring and even trying to cover up construction problems with the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge.
The chair of this committee, state Sen. Mark DeSaulnier, D-Concord, said the goal of Friday's hearing was to simply find the truth and learn from it. But much of Friday's testimony was about a culture of secrecy at Caltrans and denial about potentially serious problems with the new Bay Bridge.
"Any issue that came up was thoroughly vetted," said Caltrans Director Malcom Dougherty.
Dougherty strongly denies the most damaging findings of a state Senate report that looks back at the construction of the new Bay Bridge, including allegations of a cover up.
"I have no evidence or no reason to believe that there was any coercion or anything like that and bullying to make determinations," Dougherty said.
At a Senate committee hearing, Caltrans Bridge Program Director Tony Anziano was mentioned most often as being the manager who regularly told staffers not to document any potential problems with the bridge, at least not in writing.
When asked if that's unusual in his experience at Caltrans, former bridge engineer Douglas Coa answerd, "Not when it's about issues that concern the quality of the project."
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Caltrans employee Mike Morgan was on the foundation team for the bridge when he tried to call attention to possible defects with the concrete used in the piles plunged into the bay.
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A metal expert talked about what went wrong with those giant bolts that broke and had to be replaced.
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None of those who testified raised any serious concerns going forward about the safety or long-term integrity of the bridge.


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Paul Feig's Ghostbusters, starring Melissa McCarthy, Leslie Jones, Kristen Wiig, and Kate McKinnon wasn't the kind of film that Sony was expecting, with the misogynistic threats and trolling that plagued the film throughout the entire marketing campaign. The film's tepid $244 million box office draw may not be enough to give the studio confidence to green light a sequel. Despite that, Ivan Reitman believes that he has big plans for the Ghostbusters franchise.
Before we get started here, let it be known that I love Ghostbusters II and consider it one of my favorite comedy sequels. That is NOT to be confused with comparing it to the original, because that's blasphemy. With the reboot of Ghostbusters (aka the most pre-hated movie of 2016) coming to theaters Friday, the gang at Screen Junkies decided to go back to the first attempt to cash in on the greatness of the original 1984 classic with a new addition to their Honest Trailers series.
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County may cut $348,675 in taxes, expenditures
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San Juan County may be looking to cut $348,675 in expenditures in the coming years in anticipation of a cut in property tax revenues.
A property tax rate will be set on June 24 that could cut total property tax revenues in November by that amount.
The drop is due in large part to a $100 million decrease in county property values. It would represent a 9.48 percent drop in total property tax collections.
Commissioners discussed the rates at the June 17 Commission meeting.
If the county keeps the same tax rate as the past year, the total amount collected will drop by $348,675.
If the county adjusts rates to keep revenue the same as the past year (revenue neutral), the tax rates would increase 9.55 percent.
Last year, the county adopted a revenue neutral rate plus $40,000 to account for increased employee costs. That rate was set during a $125 million increase in property values.
The county is concerned about increased costs due to Obama Care mandates. County Administrator Kelly Pehrson said that a ten percent increase in health care costs could mean up to $190,000 in increased expenditures.
County Clerk Norman Johnson said he had no recommendation for the Commissioners but added that cutting employees may be the only option.
"We are rapidly getting to the point where it is a personnel issue," said Johnson. "This year's budget is going to be fascinating."
Approximately $3 million of the $12 million county budget comes from property taxes. The drop from a rate neutral stance would create a five percent decrease in the entire budget.
Commissioner Bruce Adams said, "We are leaning towards going rate neutral at this point."
Commissioner Phil Lyman added, "My first reaction is to keep it rate neutral and find a way to creatively increase values."
Commissioners look to the future with optimism, hoping that growth in centrally assessed property values will help cover the anticipated short-term cuts.
Lyman said, "Centrally-assessed values could double if we could shake a few things loose."
Adams said he "tends to see that there are things on the horizon. Up to $100 million in wind energy could start by the end of this year and the potash could be a $2 billion project."
Adams added, "I don't think that the future is bleak, but we need to be careful about what we are doing this next taxing year."
Johnson said, "When we are facing things like this, it gives us opportunity to take a close look at our expenditures. The future is great, but if it isn't on the books on January 1, it has no impact here and now."
Pehrson added, "If we go rate neutral now, it will mean employees."
In other matters at the June 17 meeting, Tri-Hurst Construction was formally awarded a $366,305 contract to remodel the county library in Monticello.
Jared Palmer, of Spanish Valley, has been hired to work dispatch in the Sheriff's department. Once he is certified, he will become a corrections officer.
A $14,950 bid was awarded to Quinn Palmer for 100 concrete cattleguard timbers for the road department.
Extension Agent Jim Keyes announced that the ninth annual San Juan Ranch Horse Sale will take place on July 13 at the County Fairgrounds in Monticello. About 55 horses are set to be sold, including a futurity sale for colts.
Keyes reports that some ranchers are selling down their cattle herd because of drought. He added that the drought will keep beef prices up, as the herd drops. He said there are predictions of high calf prices for years to come.
The Commission approved a $5,000 bid from Scott Saunders to purchase the county Abajo TV property.
Bernie Christensen was appointed to the Monticello Cemetery Special Service District.
A building permit was approved for a Blanding-area home on Pinion Ridge Road.


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Mother FIELDING, Mary , b. 21 Jul 1801, Honeydon, Bedfordshire, England , d. 21 Sep 1852, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States (Age 51 years)
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+ 6. HARRIS, Lucy Smith , b. 10 Mar 1870, Provo, Utah, Utah, United States , d. 25 Jul 1903, Mammoth, Juab, Utah, United States (Age 33 years)
+ 7. HARRIS, John Fielding , b. 28 Jun 1872, Provo, Utah, Utah, United States , d. 28 Nov 1946, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States (Age 74 years)
+ 8. HARRIS, Mercy Ann , b. 30 Mar 1874, Provo, Utah, Utah, United States , d. 23 Jan 1905, Provo, Utah, Utah, United States (Age 30 years)
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Trevor Jones and Harold Faltermeyer at Filmmusiktage festival
2 November, 2017 /in Awards, Concerts, Festivals, News, Workshops /by STF
On Sunday, October 29, the 10th Edition of Filmmusiktage film music festival began in Halle (Saxony-Anhalt region / Germany), which will be held until next Saturday, November 4th. Its programming includes the screening of film music related movies, workshops, conferences, several concerts and the presentation of German film music awards, in which composers Trevor Jones and Harold Faltermeyer will be honored.
Let's go in detail with the most remarkable parts of the program:
GERMAN FILM MUSIC AWARDS
Deustcher Filmmusikpreis 2017 awards (German film music awards 2017) will be presented on Friday, November 3 at 7:30 p.m. in a gala ceremony to be held at the Steintor-Varieté in Halle (ticket price: € 18 – buy tickets)
The honorary award will be given to the German composer Harold Faltermeyer and the international honorific award will be for the South African composer Trevor Jones. The nominees in the other categories are:
Best Music in Film
Oli Biehler (DAS KALTE HERZ)
Sebastian Pille (EINE UNERHÖRTE FRAU)
Ulrich Reuter & Damian Scholl (BEUYS)
Best Song for a Film
Caroline Adler & David Reichelt ("One Single Rose" – KÖNIG LAURIN)
Martina Haider (Chaem) & Karsten Laser ("Follow Me" – NIRGENDWO)
Eckes Malz ("Now I wanna know" – BERLIN REBEL HIGH SCHOOL)
Best Music in a Short Film
Philipp Fabian Kölmel (AINHOA)
Nicolai Krepart (EIN AUSNAHMEZUSTAND)
Enrico Reuter (DAS MÄDCHEN UND DIE FELSEN)
Max Clouth
David Ossa
Simon Rummel
On Monday, October 30th at 8pm at the Luchs Kino cinema (Halle), the composer and musician Peter Pichler underscored live the famous film The Birds (1963) by Alfred Hitchcock, performing an unusual musical instrument, the trautonium. The trautonium is a peculiar electronic musical instrument created in 1924 by the German Friedrich Trautwein, precursor of the current synthesizers, which generates its sound from low voltage neon lamps.
Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/313301629105763/
More information: https://www.scantickets.de/events.php?id=1381
On Thursday, November 2nd at 7:30 p.m. at the Löwengebäude MLU (Halle) university, it will be the moment of the Cinematic Piano recital, which will be performed by the composer and pianist Jean-Michel Bernard, who will be accompanied by the voice of Kimiko Ono and the violoncello of Tim Ströble, to play film music in a wonderful exercise of virtuosity and improvisation.
Tickets (€ 18): https://www.scantickets.de/events.php?id=1400
And to close the festival, on Saturday, November 4th at 7:30 p.m., the closing gala concert will be held at the Opera House (Halle), celebrating 10 years of Filmmusiktage (Film Music Days Saxony-Anhalt). The concert will be performed by the Staatskapelle Halle orchestra conducted by Bernd Ruf and a set of classical and modern film music will be played from authors such as Franz Waxman, John Williams, Vangelis and the festival honorees Harold Faltermeyer and Trevor Jones, who will be part of the evening. In addition, there will also be the presence of German actress Judy Winter and the participation of clarinetist and saxophonist Rolf Kühn.
Sold out! Prices (€ 36-40). More information: http://tickets.buehnen-halle.de/eventim.webshop/webticket/seatmap?tokenName=CSRFTOKEN&eventId=8912
Regarding the educational / lective part of the festival, there're the following events:
Masterclass – The Orchestra, is being held from October 29 to November 2, where young composers have the opportunity to compose music for an extract from "The Indian Tomb" (Joe May, 1921), and record it with the Staatskapelle Halle. Under the guidance of experienced lecturers and speakers, young talents learn how to work with an orchestra – whether they're orchestrators, composers or recording producers.
http://www.filmmusiktage.de/2017/programm/workshops/masterclass/index.html
The Orchestra Seminar will be held November 3 & 4 with composer and arranger Robin Hoffmann who will talk about the many challenges of working with a real orchestra in the field of soundtracks and film music. From the use of individual instruments to working with different software and creating note material, to the individual stages need to be planned well in order to ensure a smooth procedure in the studio, this seminar will deliver valuable practical tips beyond textbook approaches.
Tickets (€ 69-99): https://www.scantickets.de/events.php?id=1332
http://www.filmmusiktage.de/2017/program/workshops/orchestra-seminar/index.html?a=160&level=0
The congress will be held November 3 & 4 and will bring together leading film composers, producers, directors, sound engineers and sound designers with young talents and interested audiences. The two days will encompass several presentations and lectures with insight information into the work of film composers and directors. Participants will include Mike Riemenschneider, Harold Faltermeyer, Ingo Ludwig Frenzel and Tobias Künzel among others.
Tickets (€ 29-99):
https://www.scantickets.de/events.php?id=1327
http://www.filmmusiktage.de/2017/program/congress/index.html
Filmmusiktage official website with more information:
http://www.filmmusiktage.de/2017/home.html?changelang=8
Tags: Bernd Ruf, Deustcher Filmmusikpreis, Filmmusiktage, Harold Faltermeyer, Ingo Ludwig Frenzel, Jean-Michel Bernard, Mike Riemenschneider, Peter Pichler, Robin Hoffmann, Staatskapelle Halle, Steintor-Varieté, Tobias Künzel, Trevor Jones
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Australia battles flesh trade
Canberra has unveiled a four-year plan to stamp out the flow of women and girls being trafficked into the country to work as sex slaves, following a public outcry.
Slavery carries jail sentence of 25 years in country-continent
Justice Minister, Chris Ellison, said on Monday that the A$20 million ($14 million) initiative would include a 23-member mobile strike team to investigate people-trafficking and sexual servitude and a new migration officer based in Thailand to focus on the trade.
The government has been unable to quantify the extent of the problem. But support group Project Respect, which represents women brought to Australia as sex slaves, believes there could be up to 1000 women involved at any one time.
Brothel sources have said sex slaves or "contract girls" are most often Thai, Chinese, Filipino, Korean and Indonesian.
Most are aged from 18 to their early 20s, but some are as young as 12 and are forced to pay off debt contracts of up to A$50,000 ($35,000) to traffickers after reaching Canberra. This can take years.
The trade came under the spotlight this year, following the inquest into the death of a 27-year-old Thai woman, heroin addict Puongtong Simaplee, who choked to death on her vomit, in a Sydney detention centre after 15 years as a prostitute in Australia.
Some of the "contract girls" working in Australia are as young as 12
Ellison said Interpol had ranked people-trafficking as one of the world's top three criminal activities.
"Thailand is an area of deep concern…but of course there are other emerging countries of interest such as Cambodia, Vietnam and China. We can't be complacent, this is an international problem and we are treating it as such," he said.
Australia introduced anti-sex slave laws in 1998.
Canberra's Federal Police charged eight people recently with sexual servitude, slavery and deceptive recruiting offences, the first charges under the five-year-old laws.
Slavery carries a penalty of up to 25 years in jail, people convicted of sexual servitude face up to 15 years in prison and deceptive recruiting carries a penalty of up to seven years in jail.


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