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Established community, golf course setting wins for new homes in the Hamptons
Marty Hope, for the Calgary Herald
Antonio Ge and Kathy Zheng in front of their new home in the Hamptons. Don Molyneaux / Postmedia
Four years after conceptualization discussions started, possessions are taking place in a pair of enclaves created from the redesign of a portion of the Hamptons golf course in the city's northwest.
Replacing the 14th and 15th holes of the golf course are two residential pockets. The first has been designed for 10 estate homes — six built by Shane Homes and four by Cedarglen Homes. The second pocket will hold between 56 and 58 upscale custom homes, all by Shane.
According to Dave Rickett, vice-president of operations and cost control for Shane, possessions have started in the first pocket while move-ins in the second phase are planned to begin next year.
Cedarglen president Howard Tse says the company is "delighted to be represented the opportunity to build in the Hamptons."
This is the second golf course redevelopment Cedarglen has been involved in. The company is the developer and a builder in the Parks of Harvest Hills. But Tse downplays the golf course aspect as a reason for buying lots in the Hamptons.
"The fact it is on a golf course had no bearing on our decision," he says. "Cedarglen selectively participates in the most desired communities in Calgary."
For Antonio Ge and his wife Kathy Zheng, leaving their home in Harvest Hills after 10 years for a Cedarglen home in the Hamptons was, in part, because of their growing family.
"We have two growing kids and we decided last year to get something bigger — this is almost double the size of our present home," says Ge, adding that possession is slated for late November.
They also like the golf course setting. Although they are not golfers, they like the fact there are plenty of recreational facilities in the neighbourhood.
Pricing in the new phases of the Hamptons started around $950,000 and goes as high as $1.8 million. Homes range in size from 2,400 to 4,000 square feet, says Shane Homes' Rickett.
"We bought the lots in the spring of 2018 through Shane Homes and it will be our Wenzel Developments arm that is handling the development," says Rickett.
The land was purchased by the veteran builder from the Windmill Group, the operator of the golf course, which, in turn, approached QuantumPlace Developments for assistance with conceptualization, planning, approvals, and construction of the Hamptons project.
QuantumPlace has a history of redesigning golf courses, having been involved with Cedarglen in its Parks of Harvest Hills — a redevelopment of a nine-hole golf course, and the redesign of a previously planned expansion of the Stewart Creek golf course in Canmore.
This is, though, the initial foray Shane and Wenzel into this type of arrangement. And Rickett says the whole process has been very interesting to follow.
"It is something totally different for us, but the most appealing aspect of it was the location. It was an opportunity for people to move up into a new home without moving out of the area. In fact, 60 per cent of the buyers are already living in the Hamptons," he says. Interest has also been shown from residents of Edgemont, Hawkwood and other northwest communities.
Howard Tse, president of Cedarglen Homes, says he was thrilled to be offered the opportunity to build at the Hamptons while development is ongoing at Harvest Hills.
"The fact that it is on a golf course had no bearing on our decision. Cedarglen selectively participates in the most desired communities in Calgary," he says.
According to Chris Ollenberger, managing principal of QuantumPlace, the Windmill Group, headed by Barry Ehlert, was looking for a way to re-inject some new energy in the golf course through a partial redesign.
"It's a common challenge for golf courses to be able to find the capital needed to undertake improvements, as the amount of golf play has declined over the years. So Windmill was looking to separate from the pack by investing back into the course," he says.
It was 2015 when the process started, and following a period of controversy from residents regarding to redevelopment, city council approved the project in 2017.
With council's approval firmly in its back pocket, Windmill began the redesign by moving irrigation lines, creating new fairways and greens and tee boxes. At the same time Ollenberger's company was preparing lots for the first phase of residential development.
Wenzel Developments became deeply involved in the Hamptons project when Windmill Group found managing that project and its much larger Mickelson National Golf Club in Harmony was getting to be too much.
"Wenzel and Shane were looking to make some changes in the second phase to meet buyer needs and their aspirations for the project, so it was a win-win when the Shane people decided to take over the Hamptons," Ollenberger says.
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Dominick Argento has been celebrated as the leading composer of lyric opera of his generation * Wrote thirteen operas that have been performed in both Europe and the U.S. * His music, which is mostly written for voice, displays a natural dramatic impulse * In a predominantly tonal context, his music freely combines tonality, atonality and 12-tone writing * Won the Pulitzer Prize in 1975 for his song cycle From the Diary of Virginia Woolf
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Postcard from Morocco (1971) opera in one act
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Looking Ahead: The Royal Danish Opera Academy performs Dominick Argento's one-act opera, Postcard from Morocco, with director Ebbe Knudsen and Argento's monodrama Miss Havisham's Wedding Night receives performances at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, both in March 2020.
"I think that music ... began as an emotional language. For me, all music begins where speech stops." — Dominick Argento
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AIYA ACT was first set up as AIYA ANU in early 2012. At the beginning of 2014 the change to AIYA ACT was implemented to reflect the Chapter's desire to engage and collaborate with the broader ACT community.
Feel free to also email us at act@aiya.org.au if you have any questions or enquiries.
Peter Gilbert – President
Peter is studying a Bachelor of Languages and International Relations at ANU and has studied Indonesian in country through several short programs. Peter is interested in the continued evolution of Australia-Indonesia relations and believes that a mutual understanding is the first step in establishing better relations. Peter was recently in Indonesia as a delegate of AIYEP 2017/18.
Viraji W.M. – Vice President
Viraji is an experienced Communications manager in the Australian Public Service. Her path to Indonesia began in 2016, when she took on a project with the Australian Volunteers Program advising Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (Indonesian Institute of Sciences) on refreshing their brand for the 50th anniversary. This experience ignited Viraji's interest in Australia-Indonesia relations and since returning she has focused on improving her language skills and playing an active role in the community such as learning dance as part of the Borobudur Dance Troupe. Viraji graduated from the Australian National University with a Bachelor of Arts and Commerce majoring in International Relations, International Business and Marketing.
Truman Calleia – Secretary
Truman is completing a Bachelor of International Relations and Asian Studies at The Australian National University. In 2017, Truman travelled to Yogyakarta as part of the ACICIS program where he studied Bahasa Indonesia at Universitas Gadjah Mada and Bandung where he studied International Relations at Universitas Katolik Parahyangan. While undergoing his studies in Indonesia, Truman interned for Astra International in Jakarta. Truman hopes to continue his involvement in the Australia- Indonesia relationship, supporting and strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries.
Ade Tinessia – Treasurer
Ade is studying a Bachelor of International Security Studies at the ANU with a focus on the Southeast Asia region. She was born and raised in the outskirts of Jakarta, before making a move to Canberra during high-school. She has continued to remain engage with Indonesia through language and political studies both in high school and in university. She has recently completed an internship at a human rights NGO in Jakarta, focusing on the state of refugees in Southeast Asia
Sarah Binney – Communications Officer
Sarah is an Asian Studies/Politics, Philosophy and Economics student at the ANU, and has been learning Indonesian for over 7 years. Sarah was a part of the ANU Balinese gamelan ensemble and is greatly looking forward to undertaking an Indonesian language short program for 2 months in Salatiga in early January 2019. One of her favourite memories is performing gamelan for the Indonesian ambassador and Indonesian ministers at the Indonesian Embassy and also speaking with the ambassador in Indonesian, and this has furthered her passion for promoting the bilateral Australia-Indonesian relationship. Sarah is passionate about sharing cross-cultural knowledge and culture, as well as strengthening political and social ties between Australia and Indonesia. Sarah hopes to work in the field of Australian-Indonesian relations or trade after graduating.
Sally Swinnen – Events Officer
Sally is a Master of Diplomacy Candidate at the Asia Pacific College of Diplomacy and is the Inaugural Ruth Dobson Scholar. She has participated in three different ACICIS programs in Malang, Yogyakarta and Bandung. Sally also participated in the Regional Universities Indonesian Language Initiative (RUILI) program in Kupang and was the assistant resident director for RUILI program in Lombok in 2017. Sally also is an alumnus of the AIYEP for 2017/2018. Most recently Sally was the translator and participant for a study program, Exploring Operation OBOE, in Eastern Kalimantan, Borneo and Brunei. Sally is interested in minority rights and improving bilateral dialogues.
Niamh McAnulty – Events Officer
Niamh is studying a Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Asian Studies at the Australian National University. She has been learning Bahasa Indonesia since 2011 and recently completed her minor in the language. She has spent time studying in-country through ACICIS at Universitas Kristen Satya Wacana in Salatiga and hopes to return to Indonesia to further her studies and learn more about Indonesia's history and politics.
Matthew Shaw – General Officer
Matthew is a post-graduate security studies student at the Australian National University. He has a Bachelor of International Studies and a Diploma in Language (Indonesian) from the University of Adelaide. He will join the Australia-Indonesia Youth Exchange Program during its 37th year. He first became exposed to Indonesia during his Year 8 Bahasa Indonesia classes and since then he has spent almost one and a half years of time in-country through travel, volunteer work, internships and two study abroad programs at Universitas Gadjah Mada and Universitas Katolik Parahyangan (ACICIS). Matthew has been involved in both the Yogyakarta and South Australia chapters. Through AIYA ACT Matthew hopes to sustain his passion for Indonesia by contributing to the bilateral relationship at the youth level.
Uma Ossatjyz – General Officer
Uma is studying a Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Asian studies at the Australian National University with a major in Indonesian language. She recently completed a semester of study at Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, where she studied Indonesian language and Regional Indonesian Ethnology. She is passionate about youth-based cultural exchange and believes it plays a vital role in the creation of strong, nuanced ties between Australia and Indonesia.
Michelle Wu – General Officer
Michelle is studying a Bachelor of International Relations and Languages at ANU with a major in Indonesian Language. She is interested in Indonesian workers abroad and the struggles which they may face such as lack of protection and rights. She is also a fan of Indonesian cuisine and has a great appreciation for beef rendang and pisang goreng.
Natasha Ramadan – General Officer
Natasha is a first-year Master of Diplomacy student at The Australian National University. She was selected to participate in ANU-Indonesia Gifted Research Program in Bogor, February 2014. The event has also elevated her fondness of Australia and ambition to stimulate greater bilateral relations between her country Indonesia and Australia. Her dream is to master the 'Australian accent' and personally meet the Hemsworth brothers.
Kilau Timur – General Officer
Kilau graduated with a Bachelor of Communication in Journalism from the University of Canberra. She is of Indonesian descent but was born in the US and migrated to Australia when she was 4. Kilau has done media work in both Indonesia and Australia, interning at Metro TV, TVRI and SBS. She currently works as a freelance contributor for Metro TV's English news and as a Communications Officer in the Australian Public Service. She has participated in the RUILI Program in 2015 and was recently in Riau Province as an Australian delegate for AIYEP 2018/19. She aims to contribute to the bilateral relationship between both countries and promote Indonesian language and culture in Australia.
Lucy Wiles – General Officer
Lucy is studying a double degree of International Relations and language (majoring in Spanish and minoring in Indonesian). She recently spent 3 weeks in Indonesia completing a short language program in Salatiga. It was the first time visiting an Asian country and it was an exciting and enjoyable experience. She is hoping to return to Indonesia at some point –whether for a holiday or in some other capacity. She is keen to get involved in AIYA to not only encourage the relationship between Indonesia and Australia but also to learn more about the culture of Indonesia.
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The great classical work of the great classical composer performed by ensemble OPUS POSTH lead by Tatiana Grindenko breaking down the academic stereotypes and giving the new birth of the old piece. The interpretation makes this piece of Joseph Haydn actual.


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"Pullman's writing is as deftly brilliant as ever. A triumphant return to the alternate Oxford we love."—Bustle
"The Book of Dust passes by in one tumultuous wave of literature, that leaves you queasy, but wanting the next volume as quickly as possible. It deserves not only a reread, but an unpacking. It is not a one and done novel, something that, in a time where binging and passing is the status quo. This is a novel to digest. One to take in, let settle, and then revisit. We are lucky to have Pullman's words. Words that will continue to nourish the souls and imaginations of readers for a long, long time." —Hypable
"Once again, Pullman's fantasy arrives precisely when it can teach us the most about ourselves, as if it were guided by Dust itself." —Entertainment Weekly
"High-octane adventure accompanies ingenious plotting." —The Times (London)
"Lyra Silvertongue, Lyra Belacqua, but really just Lyra: one of those characters—Pip, Emma, Lolita—who is on first-name terms with her public."—The New York Times Magazine
"Pullman's imagery is as dazzling as ever. La Belle Sauvage reveals the incredible ways in which 'ordinary' children can react whenplaced in extraordinary circumstances: with kindness, bravery and cunning." —The Bookseller
"A rollicking adventure. Delightful." —Mother Jones
"A stunning, otherworldly journey. La Belle Sauvage dives deeply into magic and intrigue. What a gift it is to be allowed back into this universe." —BuzzFeed
"Full of acute observation. A rich, imaginative, vividly characterized rite-of-passage tale." —London Sunday Times
"Thrilling and thought-provoking." —Times Literary Supplement
"A singularly beguiling work of fantasy. [Pullman is] perhaps the best fantasy writer alive." —The A.V. Club
"A profoundly compelling foundation for a new trilogy." —Vox
"This tense, adventure-packed book will satisfy and delight Pullman's fans and leave them eager to see what's yet to come" —Publishers Weekly, starred review
"Pullman is an easeful storyteller and an intricate and inventive world-builder, and everything he has to write is worth reading." —The Telegraph
"Magisterial storytelling will sweep readers along; the cast is as vividly drawn as ever; and big themes running beneath the surface invite profound responses and reflection." —Kirkus Reviews, starred review
"Luminous prose, heady philosophical questions, and a lovable protagonist combine with a gripping plot sure to enchant fans and newcomers alike." —SLJ, starred review
"Pullman demonstrates that his talent for world building hasn't diminished, nor has his ability to draw young characters—here, Malcolm, who is layered enough to carry an adventure through multiple dimensions." —Booklist, starred review
"Pullman's immense powers of kinesthetic visualization keep the story pulsing on an epic scale."—The Guardian
"An immersive, creepy, edge-of-your seat adventure." —Shelf Awareness
"To connect once more with a fictional universe of such great power is a delight." —Financial Times
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One of the videos how i passed GTA2 kill frenzy #3 in Residential District.
Get maximum weapons and ammo. You will need every bit of it. You don't want to run out of ammo with that KF. Then get to the policestation at the Scientist and move all cars from there to the Rednecks near the KF icon. Then go to the lower left part of the city just where the train station is and find another policestation with 2 copcars. Move them also to the Rednecks to the other cars. Now you should have 6 cars, now start killing cops slowly also give some of them to Rednecks to kill. So you won't get 5 stars too quickly. And just collect the cars to the place where the others are. Don't go too far or cars will disappear, hang around until roadblocks are set-up and get all cars from there also. Then wait for some more cops and collect every bit you can. You must have alot of luck with this KF to complete this. But maybe video has some tips how to make it easier. If you still don't believe me then i can make another video, passing the same killfrenzy. Enjoy.
I love when this guy get's to me asks for wallet or money. I always have so much fun with that guy. So here is 3 : "Gimme your wallet"s in "one row". It says more, but it's because i recorded video in a 640x480 window not fullscreen. In fullscreen everything is much smoother.
Nothing special but just wanted to show the new rewritten renderer. I had to rewrite it from almost 0 to make the picking work faster and better. I didn't show picking in this video but rather a flat faces, camera movement and some small bugs. I have discovered that slopes 49-52 are not rendered correctly. It's easy to fix but i will do this later. Camera movement by keyboard (arrow keys) is much better now. You can rotate the camera how you want (i.e direction), the left arrow key will always move the cam to the left and right key always moves camera to the right and so on. It was very easy to do. Dunno why it took 6 years to figure out, lol. Basically that's it for now. If i forgot something, i will tell you. Seeya in next vid. Please post your comments, if anybody has them anyway. Suggestions, ideas, thoughts about this etc.


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Century-old drug repurposed to fight ulcers in cancer, diabetic patients
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By Marcene Robinson
"The current challenge is to develop novel topical delivery strategies that could be taken into the clinical stage. "
Keith Kirkwood, Centennial Endowed Chair and professor of oral biology in the UB School of Dental Medicine
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Suramin, a 100-year old drug used to treat sleeping sickness, has been repurposed to fight oral mucositis and diabetic foot ulcers, according to University at Buffalo-supported research.
The breakthrough, led by researchers at the University of Arizona with the support of Keith Kirkwood, DDS, PhD, Centennial Endowed Chair and professor of oral biology in the UB School of Dental Medicine, has the potential to benefit thousands of patients whose current healing options are either partially effective or painful and invasive.
"Our early studies with Suramin to reduce the severity of oral mucositis have been promising. The current challenge is to develop novel topical delivery strategies that could be taken into the clinical stage," says Kirkwood, whose research focuses on oral cancer progression.
Oral mucositis — or ulcers and sores of the mouth and throat — is a common side effect of chemotherapy and radiation in patients with head and neck cancer. About 40% of patients who receive chemotherapy and nearly all patients who receive radiation develop oral mucositis, according to the Centers for Disease Control. This side effect is riddled with symptoms, such as trouble breathing, swallowing and eating, as well as intense pain. If left untreated, these sores can lead to life-threatening infections.
People with diabetes face a similar problem: diabetic foot ulcers. These ulcers, the most common complication that diabetic patients experience, directly result in 85% of diabetes-related amputations, according to the American College of Physicians.
Suramin, the researchers discovered, is effective for wound healing and well-equipped to meet the needs of diabetic and cancer patient populations. The researchers have begun to commercialize the medication in a series of easy-to-use, topical creams, ointments and gels.
The lead investigators from the University of Arizona are Rick Schnellmann, PhD, dean of the College of Pharmacy and Howard J. Schaeffer Endowed Chair in Pharmaceutical Sciences; and Heidi Mansour, PhD, associate professor in the College of Pharmacy.
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Its been 1 year since the accident. I still cant get out of the house, I'm to scared. What will people say if I went back to school? Or even on the street? Good things wouldn't happen.
All I do is lay in bed thinking about that day. I can't sleep at night the nightmares are to terrible. I don't remember too much. Only everything slowing down and then everything went black.
I saw fire for just a minute then more black. I woke up in the hospital alone and terrified.
I could barely remember who I was but some how I remembered someone else, "Julia," I try to scream but it comes out as a whisper. I close my eyes to think but see a burning face.
I sit up with a jolt again I say "Julia." Today I am not confused about who I am or who Julia is but, I wish neither of us ever existed. Julia and I were best friends until the accident.
I kept waiting for her to visit or even call nothing. I sat in silence for weeks on end. Now I sit in silence knowing she'll Never visit or call ever again.
Sometimes I wonder what it would be like if I was the who left.
Would things have been better? Would she have been better? Why can't I just leave like Julia did? She want me to be with her, leave like she did.
I can feel her fiery hands tugging at me at night. I cant go with her, I'm not weak. There's not much to be strong for anymore, except my parents, but they've probably given up in me too.
It's just me, I've got to stay strong for me. I can't let the fire get me, at least not today. I think about Julia to much. My brain burns with her memory.
I can't stop, she's the only thing keeping me from leaving. I hear my door creak as my mom walks in, interrupting my overthinking about Julia.
She sits down on the bed beside me and lets a long, sad sigh. " You can't stay in here forever," she says.
I try to interrupt but she continues, "You're father and I have decided that you will start school next week." She pauses for a reaction I assume but I don't give her any.
"It will be good for you to focus on something else, plus Julia would have wanted you to by now."
" Now she gets a reaction, " Who cares what Julia would have wanted she's gone, she left!" I could tell my mother was stunned but she just walked away.
The next day I walked into school, all eyes on me. I figured they would be. Even if I didn't believe myself. They knew, they all knew.
I could hear them whispering behind me as I passed by.
"She killed Julia", I heard them say. I felt myself getting more confident the more they said that.
They were right, I killed Julia.


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Music: Classic orchestral season ahead in Huddersfield
RECESSION and spending cuts are bad news for all of us.
Val Javin
But those working in the arts always fear the worst when an economic squeeze sees private sponsorship dwindling and public money under threat.
Good to see then that when the new orchestral season for Kirklees was announced there was optimism as well as a note of caution from Opera North concerts director Dougie Scarfe.
"It has been one of our most exciting years with a 13% rise in audiences in the orchestral season in Kirklees," he said.
"In such times, to show a rise in audiences is really heartening.
"Certainly, the next couple of years is not going to be an easy time for anything. Music is one of the things that will be under pressure.
"I'm pretty positive about music here. There's so much going on here."
What he meant by here was Kirklees and in particular the stages of Huddersfield and Dewsbury Town Halls which host major orchestral concerts from September to June featuring not just the Orchestra of Opera North which manages the season, but other leading orchestras.
"I'm so pleased that the leader of Kirklees Council, Clr Mehboob Khan wanted to co-sign the welcome message in our concert season brochure this year," he said.
"We are realistic about the season. The thought of doing something so ambitious as a compete cycle of Beethoven symphonies – which spans this season and next – is exciting and sends down a strong message.
"We are hoping to bring some of the best artists that we can, artists that we think are the best for the series that we have planned.
"We are also delighted that we have confirmed a deal with Classic FM which will make the orchestra its Orchestra in Yorkshire.
"We will become one of its partner orchestras along with other Classic FM orchestras who are regular guests in the season – the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and the Northern Sinfonia.
"I used the Kirklees season to show Classic FM how we at Opera North feel about music and about the concert programme.
"When I went to see them about the partnership, I was delighted to see how enthusiastic they were about this and how they shared our excitement for music.
Together, Opera North and Classic FM have chosen four concerts during the new season which will be promoted as Classic FM Recommends.
They will be given air time on the radio station which it is hoped will help fill yet more seats at both Huddersfield and Dewsbury.
The year's programme features eight concerts in Huddersfield Town Hall and four in Dewsbury, one in the Minster and the other three in the Town Hall once refurbishment work is finished.
"Romantics and Revolutionaries is our theme this year and that could hardly be more appropriate in these turbulent times," said Dougie.
"There will be plenty of reminders during the season of how many times momentous change can often be a spur to the creation of great visionary art."
The first concert in Huddersfield is on September 23. More details on all the concerts in the new season's brochure from libraries and information points.


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Q: Beginner question about looping redundant code I have a quick question about looping some redundant code in a JUCE application I'm playing with.
I have generated some faders and I'm laying them out in a flex box. It seems silly to do the same thing six times (will later be way more than six)
Is there a simple way to loop through this line six times?
flexbox.items.add(FlexItem(50, 100, slider1));
flexbox.items.add(FlexItem(50, 100, slider2));
flexbox.items.add(FlexItem(50, 100, slider3));
flexbox.items.add(FlexItem(50, 100, slider4));
flexbox.items.add(FlexItem(50, 100, slider5));
flexbox.items.add(FlexItem(50, 100, slider6));

I also have this one that would be great to be able to simply change the number of the slider and iterate...
slider1.setSliderStyle(juce::Slider::SliderStyle::LinearVertical);
slider1.setRange(0.0, 1.0);
slider1.setTextBoxStyle(Slider::NoTextBox, true, 0, 0);
addAndMakeVisible(slider1);

Apologies if this has been asked before, I can't find something similar enough to it in my searches.

A: This is what arrays are for. If you had an array of sliders, rather than six separately-named and unrelated objects, then yes you could simply loop over them.
As it is, you could create an array of pointers-to-sliders, stick all six inside it then iterate over that.
We don't have enough information to give a concrete solution because you did not post a MCVE.

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Materials Science Institute of Madrid, Spain
Eduardo Ruiz-Hitzky is currently Ad Honorem Research Professor at the ICMM-CSIC (Spain). PhD by the UCL (Louvain University, Belgium) and by the UCM (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain). Author of around 300 publications (more than 10,000 citations and H-index >50). Inventor of ca. 25 patents. Experience on Layered and Porous Inorganic Solids, Nanostructured Functional Materials, Hybrid, Intercalation Compounds & Nanocomposites. Editor-in-Chief of Recent Patents in Nanotechnology (Bentham Publ.). President and Honor Member of the Spanish Clay Society. Invited Professor at the Collège de France and Invited Lecturer at the MIT (USA). Awarded by the Academie Royale de Belgique, the National Academy of Sciences and the Ministry of Sugar of Cuba, the AIPEA medal (Tokyo, Japan), the Guillaume Budé Medal (Collège de France).
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Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia
Professor Dr. Jahangir Mirza, speaking of 6 languages, is a senior scientist at Research Institute of Hydro-Québec's Research Facility in Montreal, Canada. He also worked as Professor and Adjunct Professor at UniversitiTeknologi Malaysia, Malaysia and McGill University, Canada. His research involvesAPPLIED R & D on materials not only to repair concrete structures, but also to develop new sustainable green products using wastesfor existing and future construction. He has authored and co-authored +200 publications and technical reports, two books and several book chapters. He is recipient of +30 national and international awards and honours(6 gold and one silver medals). He is a member Editorial Board of a Q1 Journal and member Advisory Board of international conference.
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University of Malaya, Malaysia
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Aligarh Muslim University, India
Jennifer Robertson
Australian National University, Australia
Jennifer Robertson studied at West Surrey College of Art and Design, Royal College of Art, UK and Fondazione Arte della Seta Lisio, Florence, Italy. She has lectured in Japan, UK, Ukraine, Italy, Canada, USA, Denmark and Australia and has undertaken numerous international residencies. She lectures at the Australian National University School of Art & Design, Canberra and exhibits internationally. The recipient of many awards and grants, including an Australia Council Fellowship and artsACT Creative Fellowship.
Works are held in public collections including Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum, USA, NUNO Corporation, Japan, National Gallery of Australia, Australia, and numerous international private collections.
Pilar Aranda
Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid, Spain
Dr. Pilar Aranda is currently Senior Researcher at the Materials Science Institute of Madrid of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). She is author of over 180 publications including book chapters. She has been General Secretary of the Spanish Clay Society. She is currently Co-Editor-in-Chief of Recent Patents in Nanotechnology, Associated Editor of Clay Minerals and Editorial Board Member of Applied Clays Science. Her research interests focus on nanostructured materials prepared by assembling of clay minerals to develop diverse nanoarchitectures including hybrid and biohybrid materials for various applications, such as adsorbents, catalysts, controlled drug delivery and electrochemical devices.
Jiuzhou Zhao
Country Institute of Metal Research, China
J. Z. Zhao has completed his PhD from Harbin Institute of Technology, China. After that, he cuccessively worked in Chiba Institute of Technology (Japan) as a sinior visiting schorlar, in German Aerospace Center as a research fellow of Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, in University of Ghent (Belgium) as a research fellow. He wined Plan of Hundred Talent Persons (China) Fellowship in 2001 and began to work in IMR as a professor and group leader. He has published more than 200 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as the editorial board member for the journal of Scientific Report, etc. J. Z. Zhao has completed his PhD from Harbin Institute of Technology, China. After that, he cuccessively worked in Chiba Institute of Technology (Japan) as a sinior visiting schorlar, in German Aerospace Center as a research fellow of Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, in University of Ghent (Belgium) as a research fellow. He wined Plan of Hundred Talent Persons (China) Fellowship in 2001 and began to work in IMR as a professor and group leader. He has published more than 200 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as the editorial board member for the journal of Scientific Report, etc. J. Z. Zhao has completed his PhD from Harbin Institute of Technology, China. After that, he cuccessively worked in Chiba Institute of Technology (Japan) as a sinior visiting schorlar, in German Aerospace Center as a research fellow of Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, in University of Ghent (Belgium) as a research fellow. He wined Plan of Hundred Talent Persons (China) Fellowship in 2001 and began to work in IMR as a professor and group leader. He has published more than 200 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as the editorial board member for the journal of Scientific Report, etc. J. Z. Zhao has completed his PhD from Harbin Institute of Technology, China. After that, he cuccessively worked in Chiba Institute of Technology (Japan) as a sinior visiting schorlar, in German Aerospace Center as a research fellow of Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, in University of Ghent (Belgium) as a research fellow. He wined Plan of Hundred Talent Persons (China) Fellowship in 2001 and began to work in IMR as a professor and group leader. He has published more than 200 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as the editorial board member for the journal of Scientific Report, etc.
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Malaysian Rubber Board , Malaysia
Lagen Kumar Pradhan
Indian Institute of Technology Patna,India
Lagen Kumar Pradhan was born in Sambalpur district, Odisha, Indian in 1991. He received M. Sc degree in Physics from Sambalpur University, Odisha in 2013. After that he completed the M. Tech program (2 year) in Nanoscience and Technology from Indian Institute of Technology Patna, Bihar, India in 2015. He is currently working as a Ph. D Research Scholar in the department of Physics at Indian Institute of Technology Patna, India. His research area of interest related to the perovskite based relaxor ferroelectric materials and published several numbers of international journal articles.
Manoranjan Kar
Indian Institute of Technology Patna, India
Manoranjan Kar was born in Bhadrak district, Odisha, India in 1975. He received Ph.D. degree in physics from the Department of Physics, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, India (2004). Currently, he is working as an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics, IIT Patna. He is expertized in the field of magnetism, electronic transport behavior of the solid as well as ceramic polymer based nanocomposite. He has published several reputed international articles and conference proceedings. He received the DAE and DST Young Scientist Research Award. He has also received the Best physics teacher award from the Indian Association of Physics Teacher.
Chol-Jun Yu
Sung University, DPR Korea
Chol-Jun Yu has completed his PhD from RWTH Aachen University by scholarship from the Gottlieb Daimler and Karl Benz Foundation, Germany. He directs the Chair of Computational Materials Design of Faculty of Materials Science in Kim Il Sung University, DPR Korea. He has published more than 30 papers in peer-reviewed international journals and presented more than 10 invited talks in international conferences and workshops. He won the prize of the "Very Best Scientist of State 2018" and the "February 16 Science and Technology Prize", DPR Korea. He has a membership of the International Association of Advanced Materials (IAAM).
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University of Baghdad, Bab-Almoadham, Iraq
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National Institute of Technology Rourkela, India
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Dielectric,Impedance Spectroscopic Studies of NdCrTiO5.
Prof Dr S.Panigrahi completed his Ph.D from Berhampur University, Odisha India. Presently he is senior professor In National Institute of Technology (NIT) Rourkela India. He has published more than 200 papers in journals of repute and members of different editorial boards
-Multiferroicity is a property of a material which arises when two or more ferroic orders coexist in a single phase of a material. It has attracted renewedinterest during the past decade.Especially, multiferroicswith magnetic and ferroelectric (FE) orders have been underintense investigation, both experimentally and theoretically, due to their possible applications for memory devices. The compound NdCrTiO5 (NCTO) is a well known type II multiferroic with spontaneous electric polarisation associated with its magnetic transition at TN=21K.In this work, the structural, dielectric and impedance spectroscopic studies of polycrystalline NdCrTiO5 have been investigated. The rietveld refinement of XRD shows that prepared ceramics crystallized in single phase at room temperature (RT) with orthorhombic symmetry in space group Pbam. Thethermal variation of the real (εr') and imaginary (εr") part of the complex dielectric constant exhibited the increasing values above 450K, indicating an enhanced conductivity at elevated temperatures in the prepared specimen. The impedance spectroscopic studies revealed the systematic occurrence of the both grain and grain boundary conduction and relaxations.
Dhrubananda Behera
National Institute of Technology Rourkela , India
Conduction Mechansm in NiMnO3/NiMn2O4 Nanocotton and its Emerging Energy Application with MWCNT
Prof. D. Behera has completed his Ph.D. from Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, India. He is the Head of the Department of Physics and Astronomy, NIT Rourkela, a premier Engineering Institute of India. He has published more than 75 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as Professor in Physics.
Ilmenite/spinel NiMnO3/NiMn2O4 nanocotton and multiwall carbon nanotube (MWCNT) blended composites were prepared via one step sol-gel auto combustion route and ultra-sonication techniques with a view to investigate its conduction response with temperature and improved supercapacitor performance. The X-ray diffractometry, FTIR and Raman techniques were utilized to ascertain its phase formation and structural information. The growth of nanoparticles homogeneously and cotton-like morphology were collected from FESEM and TEM micrographs with true stochiometrical ratios of elemental particles Ni, Mn, O and C. The coercivity (264 Oe) and saturation magnetization (1.2 emu/gm.) of MWCNT blended NiMnO3/NiMn2O4 decreases significantly. The fitted Nyquist plot ( ) distinguishes the indivisual contribution of grain and grain boundary. Activation energy for grain (0.87 eV) and grain boundary (1.2 eV) was calculated from liner plot of extracted parameter. The variation of conductivity spectra with frequency was fitted with a modified equation of Jonscher's Power Law proposed by us, . The temperature dependent frequency exponent (n) and Ln (A) suggests non-overlapping small polaron tunneling model for its conduction mechanism. The damping coefficient and peak frequency from fitted imaginary dielectric spectra suggested relaxation type dielectric response in NiMnO3/NiMn2O4 nanosystem. The electrochemical properties of NiMnO3/NiMn2O4 and MWCNT blended NiMnO3/NiMn2O4 were examined in 2 M aqueous KOH solution and excellent capacitive properties were observed for both compounds. Higher capacitance value (1347 F-g-1) and energy density 140 W h kg−1 was obtained at current density of 5 A g−1 for MWCNT blended composition with compared to its parent counterparts to act as a better supercapacitor.
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Students and teachers from Korean International School (KIS) raised HK$13,282 for Operation Santa Claus (OSC) by organising a Santa Fun Day and a Christmas Concert earlier this month. Operation Santa Claus is co-organised by the South China Morning Post and RTHK.
Santa Fun Day was held on December 11, with students donating HK$35 to have breakfast with Father Christmas. For a further HK$35, they could take a picture with Santa. In the afternoon, primary pupils took part in games organised by secondary students. Each participant had to buy coupons worth at least HK$20. A total of HK$11,451 was raised on the day.
The school's annual Christmas concert on December 17 raised HK$1,831.


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Here are some of the main things to consider before choosing a head or tail light for your bike.
Does the light stand up to the elements? Taillights tend to collect more road spray, so ensure that the model is well constructed and waterproof.
When you're trying to distinguish shadows from potholes, the characteristics of the light cast matter. Things tend to look flat and undefined after dark, but a good light can help identify potential hazards. Beam patterns vary between models and a cast different light.
How does the light attach to the bike and is it secure and easy to use? You want a mount that holds firmly and won't slide or rotate on the bars as you adjust a setting or fumble for the power button.
If potential theft is an issue, consider how easy it is to pop the light off and carry it with you or consider picking up an anti-theft light such as the Fortified Bike Aviator and Afterburner Boost.
Finally, is it easy to adjust the settings through a pair of bike gloves or without taking your eyes off the road?
There are a plethora of cheap bike lights out there. Many run on disposable batteries that can freeze or have a short life-span. Unless you're only using a light occasionally, I suggest investing in a better model that's rechargeable and has at least 4-6 hours of continuous use per charge. That may not seem like much, but when you divide your commute into chunks, it generally covers a week's worth of riding.
Companies can be misleading about the number of lumens a light contains. If you want to know exactly what you're getting, look for a light with an FL-1 certification, which certifies that the number advertised is what the product contains.
How many lumens do you actually need?
Bike lights tend to range from 100 to over a 1,000 lumens. The lower end tends to be too weak, leaving a motorist hard pressed to identify a cyclist. On the other hand, the higher end can be eyeball-searing to drivers and should be reserved for mountain biking. The sweet spot is 300-500 lumens for cycling in a city and you can go a little higher if you're riding solo on back roads.
We took all of these considerations in mind when choosing the best lights for the job.
If you need to light up the night, the Urban 350 is a solid choice for the money. Four modes offer continuous light, flashing or both light and flashing, providing the ultimate way to see and be seen.
This light gets extra points for style, but it's also very practical.
It casts 350 lumens for 1.5 hours, is FL-1 standard and charges via micro USB. A silicone mount fastens the light securely to the handlebars via an easily adjustable strap that can be swapped between bikes, no tools required. All of these features make it the best bike light for commuting.
A rechargeable lithium ion battery makes this a great choice for easy charging. One of my favorite features is that the light also emits a bright amber glow for better side visibility.
Check our full review of the Urban 350.
If you want something a little more attention-grabbing, the Cygolight Metro 400 is a strong contender, offering a daytime 400 lumen headlight and a blinding 500+ lumen lightning bolt-like blinking pattern that's way too bright for nighttime use, but clearly alerts motorists of your presence during the day. Read our in-depth review of the Metro 400.
It offers more modes and a brighter light than the Light & Motion Urban 350 and features side illumination ports. It's also USB rechargeable.
An ultra-bright light with eight modes and up to 850 lumens with a long battery life makes this little light a powerhouse. It's probably overkill for most city commuters, unless you use it on low, but perfect for those who travel through pitch-black areas or favor long rides at night or for a mountain bike.
The Expilion runs for three hours on 425 lumens, making it a standout among other commuter lights.
On its Boost mode (850 lm) you'll get an hour and fifteen minutes of light. It also offers a wide beam pattern to aid in lighting up your surroundings.
Another plus is that the battery pack can be swapped out for a freshly charged one. Riders with long commutes should consider this light for its infrequent charging. You can buy extra batteries on Amazon.
Blackburn's Smart Light truly is bright. It auto adjusts a focused beam to the current level of ambient light, reacting in real-time to the current commuting conditions.
Ranging from 18-500 lumens, the Central Front Smart Light is the perfect companion for dim city streets and deserted back roads. The USB rechargeable battery life is good too, running for an estimated 12.5 hours in smart mode. A side beam adds to its safety features.
A side beam adds to its safety features. Four modes and a battery level indicator make this a handy addition to any commute.
Head and taillights attach to your bike frame, making theft very difficult. So difficult that Fortified pledges to replace your lights should they be stolen.
Installed via a torx wrench, they come with secret instructions for battery removal and charging. Fortified boasts being the only bike company to produce lights that don't need to be removed from the bike for charging.
Lights are USB recharagable and you can also purchase additonal batteries.
At 300 lumens for the headlight and 60 for the taillight, these will get the job done, while providing piece of mind.
Add style points to your bike as you light up the night with this ultra-bright 600 lumen light encased in a sleek aluminum casing.
Seven modes including economy lengthen the battery life of this li-ion rechargeable model.
Cygolite's Hotshot 50 and the even brighter Hotshot 80 have highly visible flashing patterns and a beam intensity that make them instant attention grabbers.
They're also insanely easy to use, have a long-lasting battery life and ultra-reliable mount that won't cause you to worry about what's going on behind you. Running for 300 hours in blink mode (it has 6 modes altogether), this taillight is also easy to recharge via micro usb.
If you want a small, more affordable light that's fairly comparable (but with a silicone mount), check out the Cygolite Hotshot Micro.
Need to mount a light in a horizontal position or attach it to a seat bag, helmet or top tube? The Serfas mounts in all these hard-to-reach places. It's multi-directional 35 lumen beam produces more of a flood light pattern than a spotlight.
Lezyne's attention to detail shows. The Strip Drive Pro is a bright light, featuring five LEDs with 9 settings and 100 lumens. It easily attaches to a variety of seat posts, including aero posts, via a rubber strap that won't leave any marks on your precious carbon.
This rechargeable light is molded with the lens and body as one piece to deter any water.
Can't remember to turn on your taillight? CatEye has a solution for that. The CatEye Reflex automatically turns on when it detects motion and darkness.
This saves some battery life and gives you one less thing to remember. The only downside is that the light isn't rechargeable and is only activated at night, so daytime commuters will have to find another alternative.
Despite using AAA batteries, this part tail light, part reflector boasts a long battery life.
If you're after a light that you don't have to think about, Garmin has a solution for that. The Varia headlight and tail light automatically brighten and dim to adjust to your surroundings and the headlight projects closer or further down the road depending on your speed.
The headlight will also dim its high beam for approaching cars. When the bike decelerates, the rear light responds to alert motorists of the cyclist's presence. The remote control, also included in the package, offers an easy way to adjust lights on the fly.
If you've ever wished that your bike had a turn signal, Garmin covers that too. The Varia Rearview Radar alerts you to vehicles approaching from behind and can also act as a turn signal, working in conjunction with your cycling computer.
Note that these must be paired with a Garmin Edge and some of the more high tech features (like the light sensing auto-dim) are only compatible with the Edge 1000.