Every year we notice different questions being asked on romantic valentines day ideas, but very few answers go into detail on how to create that type of ambiance. Switch things up this Valentine's Day with these unique ideas that are sure to impress her or him.
Two of the most important things to keep in mind are the lighting and essence of the location. Whether it's at home or outdoors, personalization is very important and should be tailored to the mood you're trying to create. Warm colors are best, and a few candles complete the romantic setting, but they can also serve as decorations that add a distinctive aroma. If candles aren't ideal for your setting use flowers to add color and a sweet fragrance.
Here is a great gift idea that works in any type of setting, and serves as a nice memento to remember the day. You can pick either a flower that compliments the setting, or one that gives off a nice scent.
A lovely way of making your Valentine's Day memorable is by getting your date involved in an activity, this unique valentines day idea works for dinner dates too! Share your memories with this personalized treasure that makes a great gift too. A great gift you can take to any type of date.
If you're planning on topping-off the night with some wine, this personalized wine stopper serves as great souvenir that also preserves the wine. The perfect gift for wine lovers, or if you need a small touch of elegance.
This gift combines both of the ideas above, the real surprise is the meaning behind the engraving, but will leave that up to you. Let us know with a comment below, how would you engrave this gift?
Whether you're focusing more on the setting or gift, make sure it's tailored. A little personalization goes a long way and shows that you put a lot thought and effort in creating a romantic setting. For more gift ideas play our interactive Valentine's Day Gift Guide below.


During the past few years I worked with a company out in Washington who developed some of my characters and designs into digital stamps. Unfortunately they closed up but I decided to purchase her inventory and add them to my website. This stamp is my Ripley character, you might recognize him from the Halloween Trip-tytch found in my e-book Background Magic. You are purchasing a digital image and once payment has been received you will receive an email with a link to download.


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Despite missing the first consecutive victories by a Japanese skater, overcame difficulties to shine
Yuzuru Hanyu wins silver medal!
Photo taken on April 24, 2014. A scene from Yuzuru Hanyu reporting to President Kamata after winning the gold medal at the 2014 Olympics
On March 28, the final day of men's figure skating competition in the 2015 World Figure Skating Championships was held in Shanghai, China. The day before, Waseda University student Yuzuru Hanyu (Waseda University Distance Education Program, School of Human Sciences; graduate of Tohoku High School, sponsored by ANA) posted a short program score of 95.20, which was his best score this season and put him in first place. During the free program held on the 28th, he scored 175.88, good for a total score of 271.08 and the silver medal.
This is Hanyu's third medal in the World Figure Skating Championships, having won a bronze medal in 2012 and a gold medal in 2014. He made the winner's podium for the second consecutive year.
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Time for the next target in my list of things to get so that I can be ready when alpha 6 is pushed to stable.
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LONDON – 6 November, 2015 – 4C, a data science company, today announced that it has opened a German office in Munich to increase business in the fast-growing German advertising market. 4C further announces that it has hired Alexander Unzicker as Head of Sales, Germany, to drive 4C's efforts working with local brands, agencies, media companies and content owners.
Unzicker joins 4C from Conversant Inc. (formerly ValueClick), where he rose to Head of Media Sales DACH after 5 years at the company. Alex has strong experience in advertising and technology, having started his career at Adconion Media Group.
4C has seen tremendous growth in Europe and recently announced that its TV Analytics solution powered by Teletrax has been adopted by the World Air Sport Federation. The company also published a case study with Media IQ demonstrating how its TV Synced Ads product was used during the UEFA Champions League Final to exceed campaign benchmarks by 6x.
4C's data science is built on more than 30 years of computational science research by Founder and Chief Scientist, Dr. Alok Choudhary, at prestigious institutions including Northwestern University. Its patented technology also leverages hardware and intellectual property acquired through Civolution and Royal Philips Electronics. 4C is the only company in the world that combines and analyses data at scale from social media, set-top boxes, and TV ad schedules as well as TV program and ad occurrences. The company will provide full support for its products in Germany through its Munich office and the hire of Unzicker.
Unzicker and the 4C team will attend the TRACKS Cross-Channel Advertising Summit on 11th November in Hamburg. Volker Ballueder, VP, Sales & Activation, EMEA at 4C will take part in opening session, "The collapse of the silo – as we connect digital and TV", which examines the opportunities that can be generating by combining data and distribution across channels.


In honor of Jackson Pollock and his birthday, Google changed its homepage today. Some would say Pollock was an artistic genius. Others consider him a mere paint splatterer. I personally never understood why some of the abstract expressionists and avant garde artists got the acclaim they did. Seemingly, someone splatters and drips paint on a canvas and becomes an art icon overnight because he or she was the "first person to do it." Okay, maybe there's more to it than splatterings, but how much more? Ellsworth Kelly was the first to paint a canvas blue. And just for that, he became a celebrated artist. Does that mean that if I'm the first to wipe a booger on a canvas, I can be a successful artist too? Maybe I'm missing something, but sometimes it seems there's more of an emphasis on originality than substance. And not just in the art world.
i think it's in the eye of the beholder. to pollock, his work wasn't paint splattering. abstract art is very conceptual. i find it hard to understand as an outsider but inside the mind of the artist, it all makes sense. when i was younger, i never liked abstract art cuz i just thought it was silly stuff but nowadays, i realize, art is art.... whether it makes sense to one or looks pretty to another-- it doesn't matter because it's really an expression of the artist.
I don't know enough about Pollock or other abstract artists to understand whatever creative impulses, desires, fears, etc. they mined to produce their art. I just know most of it leaves me cold.
But when I see something like Leighton's "Flaming June", I immediately and intuitively feel the art.


Moy Bing Wah is a direct student of Grandmaster Yip Man and biological cousin to the late Grandmaster Moy Yat. He began his training in 1956 and introduced Moy Yat to Yip Man in 1957. He currently lives in Boston and teaches privately.


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org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'entityManagerFactory' defined in class path resource [org/springframework/boot/autoconfigure/orm/jpa/HibernateJpaConfiguration.class]: Invocation of init method failed; nested exception is javax.persistence.PersistenceException: [PersistenceUnit: default] Unable to build Hibernate SessionFactory; nested exception is org.hibernate.exception.JDBCConnectionException: Unable to open JDBC Connection for DDL execution

A: There is a thread in Stackoverflow where this issue is discussed:
To summarise, this is the configuration to implemented that worked.
Set manual configuration for JPA
@Bean
public LocalSessionFactoryBean sessionFactory() {
    LocalSessionFactoryBean sessionFactory = new LocalSessionFactoryBean();

    return sessionFactory;
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JPA by default searches sessionFactory by name 'entityManagerFactory' so change the code to:
@Bean(name="entityManagerFactory")
public LocalSessionFactoryBean sessionFactory() {
    LocalSessionFactoryBean sessionFactory = new LocalSessionFactoryBean();

    return sessionFactory;
}

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Christopher Schmidt
Professor of Law; Associate Dean for Faculty Development; Co-Director of the Institute on the U.S Supreme Court, Chicago-Kent College of Law
J.D., Harvard Law School; Ph.D., History of American Civilization, Harvard University
Christopher Schmidt researches U.S. legal and constitutional history, with a focus on the relationship between intellectual history, social movements, and constitutional change in the twentieth century. He is an Associate Professor of Law, Associate Dean for Faculty Development, and Co-Director of the Institute on the Supreme Court of the United States at Chicago-Kent College of Law. He has also…
The intersection of social movement mobilization and constitutional change in recent American history; the ways in which constitutional claims emerge and develop outside the courts, and the effect of these extrajudicial claims on legal doctrine. Current research focuses on the egalitarian constitutionalism of the civil rights movement; and the libertarian constitutionalism that has gained traction with the rise of populist conservatism in recent decades.
Civil Rights: An American History
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Winner, American Association of Law Schools 2014 Scholarly Paper Competition for Divided by Law: The Sit-Ins and the Role of the Courts in the Civil Rights Movement


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Arcadia Publishing Releases New 'Visalia' Book by Terry Ommen
When the first settlers arrived in what is now Visalia in the fall of 1852, they found a lush river delta in the midst of an oak forest at the base of the Sierra Nevada. The soil was fertile, just right for farming, enabling Visalia to take root as the oldest town in the southern San Joaquin Valley.
For the next 163 years, the town provided important products and services, like David Walker's Saddle Shop that became home to the famous Visalia Stock Saddle and Ben Maddox's Mount Whitney Power Company that harnessed water from the Kaweah River for electricity. Now with a population of over 130,000, the county seat of Tulare County continues to be surrounded by some of the most productive farmland in the world and is a vibrant business center.
Arcadia Publishing and The History Press have released Visalia, a book featuring old photographs that reflect the history of Visalia, the oldest town in the Southern San Joaquin Valley, along with historical information to put it all into perspective. Terry Ommen, our own history columnist, compiled the photos and wrote the text.
Although born in Minnesota, Ommen has lived in California for the past six decades, including 45 in Visalia with his wife, Laraine. He loves the town and especially loves its history. He has written extensively about it and this book is another product of his passion.
Ommen writes about local history frequently in local publications including magazines such as Lifestyle and The Good Life, and contributes occasionally to the Visalia Times-Delta newspaper. He is seen as a local history authority and is called on frequently for answers to historical questions.
He believes that this work will add to the reader's knowledge of local history and will encourage them to go deeper with their understanding of Visalia's interesting past.
Ommen is also the author of Visalia: Then & Now, which was published by Arcadia Publishing in 2009, and Wild Tulare County: Outlaws, Rogues & Rebels, published by The History Press in 2012.
For more information about all three books, visit http://www.arcadiapublishing.com and search for Visalia.


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The Pulsar RS 200 uses a fuel-injected version of the 199.5cc engine seen on the NS 200. The Pulsar's liquid-cooled motor churns out 24bhp and 18Nm of torque. The RS also gets ABS, though it is only a single-channel system. A digital-analogue instrument cluster and twin projector headlamps mean that this bike features decent levels of equipment; although the bike's design may not be to everyone's taste. The Bajaj Pulsar RS200 price in Mumbai starts from ₹1.26 lakh (Ex-showroom). The Pulsar RS200 is available in only 2 variants. The top-end variant Bajaj Pulsar RS200 ABS is priced at ₹1.37 lakh.
The latest iteration of Yamaha's sharp and focused track tool, the R15 version 3.0, uses a 155cc liquid-cooled engine putting out 19bhp and 15Nm of torque. This motor has a strong top-end without sacrificing low and mid-range power with peak power at 10,000rpm. While the R15 misses out on ABS, it does get a slipper clutch. LED headlights and an LED tail lamp are also standard on the R15. The Yamaha YZF R15 V3's price in Mumbai starts from ₹1.27 lakh(Ex-showroom). YZF R15 V3 is available in only 1 variant.
The Apache RTR 200 4V is also available with a fuel-injection system, the latter is supplied by Bosch. The FI variant commands a hefty premium of ₹12,700 over its carburetor alternative. The fuel-injected version produces 21bhp and 18Nm of torque from its 197.75cc air- and oil-cooled engine. This updated RTR features a slipper clutch as standard which is a really good thing. The TVS Apache RTR 200 4V is priced at ₹90,716 on wards (Ex-showroom, Mumbai). It is available in 8 versions.
The first motorcycle on this list to dip under the 1 lakh-rupee-mark is the Suzuki Gixxer SF FI. The Gixxer's engine figures are identical to that of the Intruder. Like the Intruder, the Gixxer is also available with a carburettor to command a lower price but with a tiny price increase you can get a fuel injected version of the bike. For a premium of Rs 7,000 the SF can also be had with single-channel ABS. The Suzuki Gixxer SF FI is priced at ₹1,01 onwards (Ex-showroom, Mumbai). It is available in 2 versions – ABS and SP ABS.
Like the RTR 200 4V, the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V is also available with carb and fuel injection options. The fuel-injected variant produces 17bhp while the carburettor variant churns out 16bhp. TVS charges a premium of Rs 6,000 for the fuel-injection version, which is quite significant when one compares it to the Suzuki Gixxer SF. The TVS Apache RTR 160 4V is priced in Mumbai at ₹77,813 (Ex-Showroom price).
The smaller version of the Fazer features an air-cooled 149cc engine making 13bhp and 13Nm of torque. Like its larger sibling, it features good wind protection and comfortable ergonomics. One of the Fazer's strongest points is its refinement – something that is partly achieved with the implementation of fuel-injection. The Yamaha Fazer-FI's price in Mumbai starts from ₹88,143 (Ex-showroom). Fazer-FI is available in only 1 variant.
Finally, we come to what is the cheapest fuel-injected bike in the country – the Hero Glamour Programmed FI. The 124.7cc motor in the Glamour puts out 12bhp and 11Nm of torque. The bike also gets a front disc brake, and an LED tail-lamp. With its fuel-injection system, it offers a level of convenience that no other bike in the segment can match. If you want a fuel-injected commuter, this is the recommended and only choice for you. Hero Glamour FI's price in Mumbai starts from ₹72,903 (Onroad Price Mumbai).


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The benefits of worker co-operatives
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New research has identified the benefits of taking things into your own hands and starting a worker co-operative.
Virginie Pérotin, Professor of Economics at Leeds University Business School, examined two decades' worth of international data on worker owned co-operatives, which are businesses that are owned and run by the employees themselves.
The findings, published by Co-operatives UK, the network for Britain's thousands of co-operatives, found that in Europe, the US and Latin America, worker co-operatives are larger on average than other businesses.
It also identified significant benefits that make the co-operative option appealing to people. These include:
Involvement – because worker co-operatives are owned and run by employees, they have far more say in the business, from day-to-day concerns through to major strategic issues. "A job in a worker co-operative probably is particularly valuable, since it is a job in which the employee has a say in decisions that affect employment risks," the report says.
Productivity – because the employees are the owners with a stake in the future of the business, worker co-operatives are more productive than conventional businesses, with staff working harder and the organisation harnessing their skills more effectively. The study finds that "in several industries, conventional firms would produce more with their current levels of employment and capital if they adopted the employee-owned firms' way of organising production."
Job security – because the employees themselves are in control, when there is a downturn in the economy or the market, worker co-operatives have consistently taken the decision to drop wages rather than lose jobs. When business picks up, they are ready to respond and can make up for lost pay because the employees get a share of profit.
Diversity – because worker ownership is a way of organising a business that creates involvement, relative job security and higher productivity, the approach works across industries, from traditional manufacturing to the creative and high-tech industries.
Commenting on the report, Professor Pérotin said: "What the data on different models of business shows is that worker owned businesses often out-perform conventional firms and the reason is that the people who work in them control the business and want it to continue to provide good and meaningful employment.
"The boost to productivity, for example, stem from the workers having a say in decisions and owning the business, so they work harder and make better informed decisions.
"Employee-owned businesses provide good quality, stable employment, which is likely to have beneficial effects on local communities."
Retailer John Lewis, social care organisations like Leading Lives, and wholefood suppliers like Suma are the most cited examples of worker co-ops. But worker co-ops are found in nearly every part of the economy, from creative types staring a design agency to music teachers clubbing together to ensure a steady stream of work.
Ed Mayo, Secretary General of Co-operatives UK, added: "What this research confirms is that starting a worker co-operative offers an appealing option that gives the people working there ownership, involvement and a degree of job security in what are often high performing and productive businesses."
Contact Guy Dixon, University of Leeds press office on 0113 343 1028 or g.dixon@leeds.ac.uk
A full copy of the report is available at http://www.uk.coop/resources/what-do-we-really-know-about-worker-co-operatives


Some men are like wine – they just get better with age. We collected a list of handsome guys over or just under 50 years old that might just redefine the concept of older men.
From sporty silver heads to true fashion icons, the list will cater to many tastes. Some of these "grandpas" actually started their modeling careers after they hit 45 or more. For example, Philippe Dumas was 60 years old when his decision to grow a beard helped him get a modelling contract. Quite a career opportunity to look forward, don't you think?
Most of the guys featured here have Instagram accounts which you can follow by clicking on the source below each photo. You'll thank me later. Also, don't forget to vote and comment on your favorite silver foxes!


Nomadic couples might find that their traveling lifestyle stops they have children. That wasn't the case for Caz and Craig Makepeace of y Travel Blog. This Aussie couple went on a five-year honeymoon after marriage. They embraced their travels even more when their daughters – Kalyra and Savannah – came along. In fact, they're embarking on a one-year roadtrip around their home country soon. Caz, the matriarch of this traveling family, who writes all about their trips around the world on their blog, chatted with us about group travel – family style.
Tell us about one experience of your world travels as a family?
One of our best experiences was visiting a village in Vanuatu. We were greeted warrior style with the men surrounding us, spears drawn and fierce battle cries yelled. Our girls didn't know what to make of it and were fascinated more than frightened. We walked through the village and learned so much about their traditions and way of life. My girls loved it. The most beautiful experience was at the end when the small granddaughter of the chief befriended our year old daughter. It was such a precious interaction that touched the hearts of everyone there. You can read about it here.
Where do you think would be the ideal destination for groups (families) to travel to and why?
At the moment we are all about Australia. We are taking 1-2 years to road trip around OZ this September. Although Australia is expensive, we think it is a wonderful destination for families. There is so much to do and see here and Australia is such a diverse country and culture. There is plenty of time for relaxed beach life, getting out in nature, exploring the cities and then having unique experiences like the outback and the Great Barrier Reef.
I also think South East Asia is a great destination. It's cheap, the locals love children, its relaxed and such a great cultural education for everyone. Here are our tips for traveling to Thailand with kids.
You have to be flexible and willing to give and take. It's best that you travel with someone who has similar interests to you. Always make sure you are experiencing activities that each person wants to do. If need be schedule in those alone times so you can have space to breathe or do the things you want to do but the other parties may not. Also bring your sense of humour with you, it's best you laugh at those things that annoy you about other people, rather than getting upset over it.
I am super laid back and someone who lives from the moment and goes with the flow. I can get a little annoyed when I travel with hyper organized and fussy people who complain a lot. Just take a chill pill and soak in the surroundings!!
Thanks for speaking with us Caz!
If you want us to interview you for group travel chat, leave a comment below and we'll be in touch.
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Edward Winter's Chess Explorations (82)
4/22/2012 – Historical chess photographs are not always treated as sacrosanct, and the Editor of Chess Notes shows examples of how they have been fabricated, doctored and airbrushed. He examines, in particular, the odd case of a group photograph taken during the Carlsbad, 1907 tournament. Three different versions have been found, with various individuals eradicated for no discernible reason.
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Chess Explorations (82)
By Edward Winter
Facts in chess history and lore are often distorted and doctored, but so too, occasionally, are photographs. A familiar case concerns the picture of Alekhine and Capablanca supposedly taken during their 1927 world championship match in Buenos Aires:
Detailed information is provided in A Fake Chess Photograph.
Another instance concerns Alekhine and the vanishing onlookers:
See C.N.s 6507 and 6525.
Airbrushing and doctoring may even occur in a group photograph and seemingly without reason. In C.N. 5685 Philippe Kesmaecker (Maintenon, France) drew attention to this pair taken at Carlsbad, 1907:
Subsequently, C.N. 5722 reproduced two good-quality scans received from Per Skjoldager (Fredericia, Denmark). That item was able to give the three versions below. They came, respectively, from a) page ix of Das Internationale Schachmeisterturnier in Karlsbad 1907, b) opposite page 445 of the October 1907 BCM and c) opposite page 257 of the September 1907 Deutsche Schachzeitung:
As Mr Kesmaecker remarked, the figures in the background progressively disappear.
He also mentioned the existence on the Internet of a slightly different shot of the group (with, for example, Janowsky in profile), and we added that a copy of that one (also with much airbrushing) is in the plates section of Maróczy Géza élete és pályafutása by József Szily (Budapest, 1957):
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Edward Winter is the editor of Chess Notes, which was founded in January 1982 as "a forum for aficionados to discuss all matters relating to the Royal Pastime". Since then, over 7,600 items have been published, and the series has resulted in four books by Winter: Chess Explorations (1996), Kings, Commoners and Knaves (1999), A Chess Omnibus (2003) and Chess Facts and Fables (2006). He is also the author of a monograph on Capablanca (1989). In 2011 a paperback edition was issued.
Chess Notes is well known for its historical research, and anyone browsing in its archives will find a wealth of unknown games, accounts of historical mysteries, quotes and quips, and other material of every kind imaginable. Correspondents from around the world contribute items, and they include not only "ordinary readers" but also some eminent historians – and, indeed, some eminent masters. Chess Notes is located at the Chess History Center. Signed copies of Edward Winter's publications are currently available.


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Фарида Шамиль гызы Везирова  (, ) — азербайджанский и советский литературовед, кандидат филологических наук (1956), профессор (1980).

Биография
Родилась 15 февраля 1924 года в селе Сардарлы Физулинского района. В 1930 году ее семья переехала в Баку, и здесь она училась в школе номер 171.

В 1940 году поступила на факультет филологии Азербайджанского государственного университета (ныне Бакинский государственный университет).

В 1942 году добровольно записалась в ряды армии и ушла на фронт, где служила рядовым бойцом, радистом. После демобилизации продолжила учебу.

В 1948—1949 годах работала литературным сотрудником газеты «Азербайджан муаллими» («Учитель Азербайджана»).

В 1949—1952 годах училась в аспирантуре АГУ.

Первой литературно-критической работой стала одноименная статья на книгу Медины Гюльгюн «Тебризская Весна».

В 1952—1953 годы — заведующая отделом критики журнала , старший преподаватель, доцент, а затем профессор факультета филологии, литературы, истории АГУ.

С 1963 года — член Союза писателей.

Составила собрание сочинений М. С. Ордубади в 8 томах.

Награждена 8 медалями войны  и труда.

Скончалась 17 февраля 1986 года.

Библиография
 Везирова, Фарида. Литературные заметки, исследования. - Баку : Язычы, 1985. - 187,[2] с.

Ученые степени и звания
 Кандидат филологических наук (1956)
 Профессор (1980)

Награды
 Медаль «Ветеран труда»

Примечания

Литература
 Анвар Чингизоглы. Физули, Баку, "Мутарджим", 2017, 642 c.
 Анвар Чингизоглы. Кочахмедли и кочахмедлинцы, Баку, "Мутарджим", 2012, 244 c.
 Анвар Чингизоглы.История селения Сердарлы, Баку: изд-во «Элнур-П», 2005.

Азербайджанская аристократия
Женщины в Великой Отечественной войне
Выпускники Бакинского государственного университета
Кандидаты филологических наук
Педагоги СССР
Критики СССР
Везировы

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Dehaasia pugerensis est une espèce de plantes de la famille des Lauraceae.

Publication originale
 Mededeelingen uit 's Lands Plantentuin 68: 204. 1904.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Lauraceae
Espèce d'Angiospermes (nom scientifique)


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