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Critical Velocity
Critical velocity is defined as the speed at which a falling object reaches when both gravity and air resistance are equalized on the object. The other method of Elaborating critical velocity is that the speed and direction at which the fluid will flow through a passage without turning into turbulent.
Turbulent flow is outlined as the irregular flow of the fluid with continuous change in magnitude and direction. It is the opposite of laminar flow which is defined as the flow of fluid in parallel layers without disruptions of the layers.
Characteristics of Turbulent Flow
Turbulent flow is prone to occur at higher velocities, low viscosity and at higher attributed linear dimensions. If the Reynolds number is greater than Re > 3500, the flow is turbulent.
Irregularity: The flow is specified by the irregular motion of particles of the fluid. The movement of fluid particles is chaotic. Because of this reason, turbulent flow is usually treated statistically rather than deterministically.
Diffusivity: Inflow, a fairly flat velocity Dispersal exists across the part of the pipe, with the result that the entire fluid flows at a given value which is single and it drops rapidly extremely close to the walls. The characteristic that is accountable for the improved mixture and exaggerated rates of mass, momentum and energy transports in a flow is called "diffusivity".
Rotationality: Turbulent flow is characterized by a robust three-dimensional vortex generation mechanism. This mechanism is known as vortex stretching.
Dissipation: A dissipative method is a process within which the K.E. of flow is molded into internal energy by viscous shear stress.
Critical velocity formula
Following is the mathematical illustration of critical velocity with the dimensional formula:
VC=Reηρr
Vc: critical velocity
Re: Reynolds number (ratio of mechanical phenomenon forces to viscous forces)
𝜂: coefficient of viscosity
r: radius of the tube
⍴: density of the fluid
Types of critical velocity
Lower critical velocity:
A velocity at which laminar flow stops.
The velocity at which the flow enters from laminal to transition period is understood as lower critical velocity.
There is a transition period in between laminar and turbulent flow. It has been experimentally found that when a laminar flow changes into turbulent, it does not change abruptly. But there's transition period between 2 forms of flows. This experiment was first performed by Prof. Reynold Obsorne in 1883.
Upper critical velocity:
A velocity at which turbulent of flow starts.
A velocity during which flow enters from transition period to turbulent flow is known as higher or higher critical velocity.
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Each session is from 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. and is open to the public. The sessions provide a great opportunity for those that live and work in the community to learn more about the pitfalls surrounding online activities, and how to best safeguard against cyber criminals.
Glenn Stover has more than 23 years of healthcare technology and security experience. He holds numerous certifications including the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), HealthCare Information Security and Privacy Practitioner (HCISPP), as well as multiple vendor accreditations. Glenn's work in security spans threat analysis, incident response and recovery, social engineering attacks and protection, and business continuity and resiliency. Glenn has been invited to speak both regionally and through national organizations including the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives on his expertise covering business and personal security techniques and strategies.


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Senior Committee members Anna G. Eshoo (D-CA) and Edward J. Markey (D-MA) sent a letter to the Government Accountability Office (GAO) early this week calling on them to look into whether the new devices are "safe, reliable and secure. " The issue stems from a hack shown at the popular Las Vegas conference where researcher Jerome Radcliffe -- diagnosed with Diabetes 11 years ago -- demonstrated how he could tweak the dosage levels on his pump remotely.
I read the press release about your letter concerning wireless health technology. I have a personal interest in insulin pumps. I am a social media writer and participant in the diabetes community online as I am the father of two teenage type 1 diabetics who lives depend on insulin pumps. I know that diabetes management is a balancing act. Insulin and activity balance with food to maintain blood sugar. It is never a perfect balance of risks but it is what families living with diabetes strive to manage.
I hope that in your efforts to publicize your letter you are aware of the relative risks involved with insulin pumping. The community of families living with type 1 diabetes has been shocked with the deaths of a number of adolescents in the past year form hypoglycemia, excessively low blood sugar. You may know the condition better as insulin shock and it can result even when people believe that have balanced all the inputs just right.
Insulin absorption is affected by a number of variables. Physical activity can present diabetics with increased insulin efficiency as well as changes when in insulin impacts blood sugar. It is possible that healthy, active kids see blood sugars fall overnight as a result of daytime physical exertion. In those cases reducing or stoping the delivery of insulin, even normal amounts that have previously been fine, can help prevent dangerous low blood sugars.
The US Government has tightened regulation of insulin pumps to the point where innovations that are available around the world are not available for use here. Continuos glucose monitoring systems (CGM) integrated with pump systems are sold in Europe. These insulin pump systems are made by US companies. The more advanced systems can shut off insulin to people having a low glucose episode. This innovation, while made in the USA, is not available for sale here, yet it is available around the world.
These devices have the potential to save lives. They give people living with diabetes in Europe more choices to consider with their physicians than we have in the US. Sadly the FDA does not even have guidelines for considering how to approve low glucose suspend.
Let me be clear. I am not suggesting that wireless security is unimportant. The devices should be secure. Device makers should be allowed to bring more secure devices to market without a significant regulatory delay.
I am urging you to reflect on the life saving capabilities of innovations like CGM integration and low glucose suspend with the security risk. To date there has been no reported case of any health impact from the possibility of hacking an insulin pump. Zero.
There have been and continue to be tragic cases of severe hypoglycemia that cost young American lives. The particularly sad loss of adolescents with type 1 diabetes highlights where LGS may have prevented the unfortunate loss of life. Unlike pump hacking, the lives of American children are been lost to hypoglycemia. Pump hacking, considered outside of the balance of risks facing insulin dependent diabetics, may increase the regulatory delay of life saving technology reaching American families.
The cumbersome FDA regulatory process for inulin pumps slows innovation to US families. Your letter uses the word proliferation. Typically politicians use the word with a negative context. We need a wider rapid adoption of life saving innovation to help keep American teens alive not the proliferation of government studies that prevent US patients from using the innovations of American companies to live healthy lives.
How can you as senior members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee speed up not only the safety of devices but the availability of life saving tools?
Well said Bennet, thank you.
Excellent letter - so much more calm and reasoned than I was when I first saw an article describing the 'pump hacking'. I also hadn't seen the update about these members of Congress doing what the 'casual observer' thinks is helping when really it is just losing focus on the REAL problems PWD face daily.
This is an excellent letter Bennet. I'm not in Markey's district, though with redistricting about to start in MA, I may end up there. I'll contact his office and give them my opinion.
It never ceases to amaze me that our representatives can waste so much time on unimportant issues. I guess it means they can avoid the challenging things that really need their attention.
As a pump user, I would be exceedingly wary of an unencrypted wireless link between a CGM and my pump, particularly if the CGM were permitted to control my pump without human intervention. It's not just hackers that could cause problems, but also wireless interference.
I see no good reason why we shouldn't require encryption for our medical devices' wireless communications. If a "dumb" phone you buy at Best Buy for $50 can do encryption, certainly my $6500 pump can.


It's the disease most feared among all mainstream videogame franchises – featuritis. That is, the endless quest for some new marketing tick box addition dreamed up to ensure the fans keep coming back. That, sadly, appears to be the rapidly looming fate of the Assassin's Creed series.
The bonkers premise behind the series – as best as I can understand it – is that rival secret organisations the Assassin's Brotherhood and the Knights Templar have been waging a clandestine war across history, involving the use of ancient, possibly alien technology. The spine of the series is that both sides have lately been using the technology to delve into the DNA-encoded memories of the "past lives" of people's ancestors and possibly altering history by getting modern day office drones to relive and alter their ancestral pasts. I might be wrong on several elements there, but frankly, given how confusing, portentuous and utterly stupid the backstory is, it's a wonder I haven't blocked the lot from my brain.
All of this guff is, of course, just an utterly rubbish way to plonk you somewhere in history and then get you to sneak around killing people – which is the fun bit. Past episodes have taken in the Crusades, Renaissance Italy and the American frontier. Now it's tropical waters in the early 1700s – in other words, this is Pirates of the Carribean goes videogame, with lots of stealth and climbing.
Where Black Flag succeeds is, in fact, its piratical elements. Its makers are to be congratulated for grafting the DNA of the Assassin's Creed series – sneaking around castles, climbing up walls, then leaping into combat to stab someone in the back before legging it – straight into a swashbuckling, freeroaming pirate game.
On top of sneaking into British barracks to stab naval officers in the back and loot their gold, the game delivers a far more open map than ever before, navigated by your trusty ship, The Jackdaw.
Black Flag lets you hop from island to island, dodging armed frigates and taking on merchant schooners for booty, with great fun cannons-and-boarding parties, sea-battle action sequences. And while on land, there's loads more roaming through the natural landscape to do, encouraged by each new location coming ready-stuffed with treasure maps, skeletons clutching booty, and animals to hunt down for pelts.
Interest is also maintained with an upgradeable ship as well as personal armoury. But once you've plundered your way across the map, you'll notice there's something missing.
In the rush to add new elements – sea battles, upgradeable ship, more shops, an upgradeable home base, more outdoors area exploration, a plethora of repeated piratical mission types (such as plantation warehouse raids), and better integrated multiplayer etc. etc. – someone forgot to add any depth to the main character or interesting plotting. There's little to keep you pushing forward in terms of juicy revelations. And unlike Grand Theft Auto V, there's also little incentive to keep exploring after a few hours – once you've sunk a few frigates, and sung a few shanties, this pirate life starts to wear.
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Most people are get attracted with commercial beauty & facial lotions that are being advertised online. Various beauty products are out in the market nowadays, however the danger to sensitivity is very high. Here are the five reasons why?
People has different texture. Testings should be done before applying it to your skin. People who are in their youth age are prone to hypersensitivity to skin products.
There are people who developed allergies easily than other people. They are hypersensitive to some drugs and other skin products, as well.
Most commercial beauty & facial products are high in concentration and should be done through series of tests.
Consult your dermatologist before applying to your skin to prevent irritation.
Natural beauty & skin products are best and advisable because they are organic and hypoallergenic. People with histories on allergies must be careful I their choices.
Organic beauty products are sellable and are out in the market. You can search online for more queries and details of the products. There are skin clinics for organic products and are not detrimental to your health.
Some people has thin skin linings so that they can't stand on commercial skin products.


Industry veterans Bob Pickard and Janice Mandel have partnered with Nanos Research to create Signal Leadership Communication Inc., a new social PR consultancy addressing the intersection of digital media with traditional corporate communication. SLC aims to be a social public relations firm for executives and organizations with images to create, issues to manage, relationships to build, and reputations to protect in a digitally disrupted era.
Both Bob and Janice began their careers as colleagues at Hill & Knowlton in Toronto, where they both served as Vice Presidents in the 1990s. Since then, Bob has built agency businesses in North America and Asia Pacific with firms such as Environics and Edelman. Janice has a served in senior client-side positions at companies like Proctor & Gamble. She has also developed a deep consulting portfolio in sectors including mining and real estate.
As Managing Principles of SLC they are joined by pollster Nik Nanos playing a counseling role as a partner of the new firm in addition to his position as Chair of Nanos Research.


These delicious Barnyard Baked Beans are full of flavor from applewood smoked bacon, brown sugar, and maple syrup.
In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until browned and crispy. Crumble bacon, and set aside. Reserve ½ cup bacon drippings.
In 2 tablespoons reserved drippings, cook onion and garlic over medium heat for 6 to 7 minutes, stirring frequently, until tender.
syrup, mustard, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, salt, and pepper. Spoon beans into a 15x10-inch casserole dish. Top with crumbled bacon. Bake for 1 hour, or until bubbly.


Just days before Planned Parenthood's 100th anniversary, a conservative corporate watchdog has released an updated list of companies that fund America's largest abortion provider.
Last year, 2ndVote made headlines in conservative news for revealing Planned Parenthood's corporate donors after undercover videos exposed the abortion giant's harvesting of aborted baby parts. 2ndVote updated that list, which includes names like Nike and Starbucks, last week in time for Planned Parenthood's big anniversary on Sunday, October 16.
In addition to 37 companies that directly fund Planned Parenthood, 2ndVote lists 200 companies that "have supported 3rd party groups that fund Planned Parenthood." Those companies include CBS and NBC Universal.
Since last summer, two companies are no longer listed: American Cancer Society and AT&T. Boeing was added to the list.
"It scours over public records, official corporate reports, and other indicia of corporate sponsorships and public endorsements to which 2ndVote cites within its findings," he added, and also pointed to tax returns and information found on corporate websites.
UPDATE: In Dec. 2016, 2ndVote revealed that Macy's no longer gives or matches donations to Planned Parenthood in response to conservative consumers.
UPDATE: The following companies directly give to Planned Parenthood of their own accord: Bank of America, Bath & Body Works, Deutsche Bank, Energizer, Expedia, Groupon, Liberty Mutual, Morgan Stanley, Pfizer, Susan G. Komen, Unilever, Verizon, Wells Fargo. The rest either match gifts to Planned Parenthood, belong to parent companies that directly fund Planned Parenthood or have certain chapters that directly fund Planned Parenthood. To research a particular company, click on the company's name in the list above.


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I'm quite sad to say that it's the last instalment of my blog trip to the Dordogne Valley. I was there in May so it's about time, but I'll miss these excuses to relive this trip.
After our visit of the food market and lunch in Sarlat we hit the road to our next destination: Château de Panisseau. We didn't drive direct and we stopped in picturesque Issigeac, a lovely medieval village where every single house deserves its on photo on Instagram. Seriously.
A few hours later we made it to Château de Panisseau, a 12th century castle surrounded by vineyards. We checked into one of their beautiful self-catering accommodations for the night.
After this glorious meal we headed back to our accommodation for our last night (sob) in the Dordogne Valley. The next morning after a very French breakfast we visited the castle and the winery at Château de Panisseau where we learnt how they produce the wine on their property.
Then came lunchtime in Maison Vari, for our last epic meal of the trip A delicious tasting plate of cheese and charcuterie with some exquisite Monbazillac wine. I was sad not to have enough space in my suitcase and wished I could have brought a full case of it with me.
With a full belly we headed off to Bergerac airport to fly to London. I really didn't want to leave and can honestly say I had a brilliant time on this trip. I spent five days eating and sleeping in beautiful places, I got to see my parents and had great travel buddies (Yaya and Lloyd, Rachel, Karen, Hannah and Clémence).
I spent all my summers there and now my parents live in the Dordogne Valley so I'm totally biased, but if you love food and are looking for picturesque France I highly recommend you spend some time there. A car and a good appetite is a must, you can have a look at all my posts about the Dordogne Valley if you need help planning.
This trip made me want to explore the region more and I'm looking forward to my next stay in this special part of my native country.
Disclaimer: I was a guest of the Dordogne Valley tourism board, the local tourist boards and airports on this press trip. The full trip was complimentary, however I was not paid to write the articles about the trip. As usual, all opinions (including my love for French food and France) are my own.


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Come meet me at the Scuttlebutt (Navy term for water fountain) Monday's from 0900-0950 where you will hear all the music that makes you want to turn your radio volume up! Also, lots of tidbits, sports and trivia.
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"Every Monday morning from 10 to 11, tune in with Tia J. 'cause you know we get it jammin'!" Jammin' with Tia J. features current events and introduces you to the hottest hip-hop and pop artists. You can trust that Jammin' with Tia J. is your #1 spot for music on your morning commute. Make sure to tune in and follow us on Instagram @rebelradio921 for the latest updates.
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Join DJ CNO on Tuesdays at 3pm this semester to hear all the great music that has shaped the American sound. As always, each show will focus on a genre or topic that has been integral to American music, and he'll tell you about the stories and perspectives that created that music. Think of VH1's "Behind the Music," but in podcast form. Tune into Mason Station. Always informative, always great music.
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Smoking and/or consuming marijuana, also known as cannabis is not allowed on SeaTac Airport property.
Carrying and/or transporting cannabis products over state borders in any method is prohibited by the Federal Government of the United States.
All cannabis products purchased in Washington State must be consumed within Washington State borders.
Cannabis must be consumed prior to traveling, and not on Airport Property.
Please smoke indoors and/or on personal property, as consuming cannabis in public can get you a ticket from the local police department, which will definitely put a damper on your visit.
Would you like to learn more about Washington State Recreational Cannabis laws?
You can read more about Cannabis Rules & Regulations at http://lcb.wa.gov/ and/or call us with any questions or concerns you may have and we will gladly clarify things for you.
Driving while high is also something to be aware of, as with any recreational drug, cannabis smokers are subject to a DUI if pulled over and high while driving.
Make sure to keep your cannabis products packaged properly and do not consume marijuana while or before driving.
DO NOT take marijuana products onto cruise ships or onto federal land. This includes, but is not limited to the Olympic National Park and Cascade National Park, including the state's ski areas. Washington state waterways are patrolled by the U.S. Coast Guard and therefore being in possession of marijuana would be illegal, as well.
We look forward to meeting you! And making you're vacation or trip as memorable as can be. Enjoy your visit to our lovely green state! If you have any more questions while visiting, we will be happy to clarify the laws for you, just make sure to ask!


This month we have successfully reached completion of the new BUPA flagship headquarters in Salford Quays.
Big thanks to our lads, and the team from Morgan Sindall, who as always were a pleasure to work with.
In news from the office, our Dave Thompson has just completed the Liverpool Half Marathon in a fantastic time of 1hr 56mins!
Massive well done from all of us!
Dave is running a number of races throughout the year to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust.


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This cheerful and colorful summer cozy makes a wonderful way to liven up any ice cold drink!
Using a very small amount of yarn, these work up quickly and make great stash busters.
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If you find yourself in need of any additional assistance, I am always happy to help, and try my best to answer within 24 hours (often much sooner) so you won't be stuck for long!


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Hollywood rules in SEE's cinema halls
by Trayan Koyankov
The Avengers, the smash hit that joined the elite club of movies with a global box office of above 1 billion U.S. dollars in just 19 days, is number one in the period January-July only in Bulgaria and Romania. The title positions itself at number three in Croatia, number two in Serbia and Montenegro (the provided chart combines the figures for the two countries) and number seven in Slovenia. The success of the Marvel superhero film illustrates several trends visible worldwide.
Firstly, the box office is completely dominated by movies produced by major Hollywood studios. Such titles account for 100% of the top 10 rankings in Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovenia and Romania, with only Serbia and Montenegro showing somewhat stronger preference for domestic film production.
Secondly, it shows that the region has not been left untouched by the worldwide tendency for cinema-goers to prefer movies either shot in or converted to 3D format. Eight of the first 10 pictures in Bulgaria and Romania came in 3D, compared with six in each Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia and Montenegro. However, their higher ranking can also be attributed to the 3D-surcharge, which lifts ticket prices.
Among the Hollywood titles, audiences in the region tend to select flicks with sci-fi elements which offer pure entertainment. This explains the success not only of The Avengers but also of John Carter (the film became a notorious flop in its native the USA), Wrath of The Titans (it also disappointed in the USA), Men in Black 3, Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, Prometheus, Underworld Awakening, The Hunger Games. Moreover, the excellent box office performance of the comedy The Dictator, which failed to lure many cinema-goers in the USA, is a strong example of a regional rather than a global hit.
Locally-made titles arouse greatest interest in Serbia and Montenegro where Serbia's Professor Kosta Vujic's Hat topped the chart with a box office result four times the figure of the runner-up.
The success of the Sascha-Baron Cohen vehicle, coupled with that of American Reunion and This Means War, also indicates that audiences in Southeast Europe cannot resist the temptation of Hollywood comedies. Furthermore, the strong results of Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted, Puss in Boots and Dr. Seuss' The Lorax means that animated Hollywood titles in 3D are also an extremely hot property in the region.
When looking at the box office performance of non-Hollywood titles in the region in the first half of this year it is obvious that they are faring much worse. Thus, the highest-ranking foreign title produced by a non-major studio in Bulgaria is Steven Soderbergh-directed Haywire at number 25. In Serbia and Montenegro and in Slovenia the honour goes to the UK drama Iron Lady at number 18 and 16, respectively, while independent comedy One for The Money ranks at number 24 in Romania.
French phenomenon Intouchables, which attracted more than 350 million U.S. dollars around the world, fares well only in Croatia where it charts at number 11 in the first six months of the year, while it is at number 37 in Serbia and Montenegro, number 31 in Slovenia, number 39 in Romania and number 44 in Bulgaria. French The Artist, the winner of the last Academy Award for Best Picture, can be found with a relatively poor ranking at number 45 in Bulgaria, number 42 in Croatia, number 34 in Serbia and Montenegro, number 46 in Slovenia and number 53 in Romania.
As a whole, non-English language films account for 10% of the top 50 in Bulgaria and Slovenia, 12% in Croatia, 20% in Serbia and Montenegro and only 2.0% in Romania.
It is interesting to see how local productions perform against their more powerful competitors produced outside of the region. Locally-made titles arouse the greatest interest in Serbia and Montenegro where Serbia's Professor Kosta Vujic's Hat topped the chart with a box office result four times the figure of the runner-up. Ustanicka Ulica, also a Serbian title, ranks at number 5 in the combined chart with Montenegro.
Every U.S.-made, 3D, big-budgeted sci-fi or animated movie, with one or two comedic touches, stands considerable chances to be a hit in the region.
In Bulgaria, despite the lack of box office stars such as last year's Love.net and Operation Shmenti Capelli, and Mission London in 2010, two Bulgarian titles made it into the top 20 ranking at home – The Foreigner at number 13 and Rapid Reaction Corps at number 16.
Angelina Jolie-directed controversial Bosnian War drama In The Land Of Blood and Honey ranks at number 11 in Croatia, while the highest-charting entirely regional title Larin Izbor: Izgubljeni Princ is at number 34 (it was, however, released at the end of June). No films produced by local film makers entered the top 50 rankings in Romania and Slovenia in the first six months of this year.
The obvious dominance of Hollywood titles in the cinema theatres may be explained partly with desire to escape, briefly at least, from the tough reality of everyday life. It is thus not strange that sci-fi and comedy are the film genres that prevail in the box office. In the last few years the global financial crisis and its hardships have undisputedly made more people seek fun and entertainment on the big screen. And there is actually no one better than the Hollywood movie industry with its big budgets in providing exactly the right solution for these cinema goers. At the same time, the success of animated and comic-based flicks is a solid proof that going to the cinema hall has turned into a family-orientated entertainment rather than a thought-provoking one.
On the other hand, the economic crisis has had a negative impact on the purchasing power, which means that cinema-goers have had to limit their film selection. Therefore, many prefer to spend their hard-earned cash on titles with abundant special effects, and especially presented in 3D format as the technology continues to be a gimmick still tough to be recreated at the same magnitude at home. As a result, various independent American or European movies have a chance to break out only on blu-ray, pay TV, video on demand or during festival showings. The ever-increasing power of legal and illegal download, or streaming, is also taking its toll.
To sum it up, every U.S.-made, 3D, big-budgeted sci-fi or animated movie, with one or two comedic touches, stands considerable chances to be a hit in the region, while productions 'Made in SEE' have a long way to go before turning into blockbusters.
Box office results for the first half of 2012
Bulgaria (in U.S. dollars)
Croatia (in U.S. dollars)
Serbia and Montenegro (in U.S. dollars)
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Bridging Technology and Business – A Spotlight on Ammon Becar
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Anyone who has ever bought a new computer or upgraded to the latest smartphone knows that technology is changing and evolving at a breakneck pace. It can make your head spin just trying to catch up. That's why Ammon Becar strives to offer Accent's clients more than just a plan to solve their tech problems. He uses personalized communication to turn every interaction into a relationship-building experience.
"My favorite part of my job is the communication," Ammon explained. "I love the face time with clients, understanding how they work, and making sure we're doing everything we can to make them be as successful as possible.
Ammon isn't afraid to jump in and serve as a bridge between Accent and its clients, making a plan and solving their problems with a cheerful attitude.
"He has one of the most positive attitudes of anybody I can think of at Accent," said his supervisor Jonathan Barger. "It really goes a long way in boosting the team and helping clients out."
Walking the Line Between Tech and Business
Ammon started at Accent as a technician and currently serves as a Technology Advisor. Although he is a self-described tech guy who started building computers around the age of seven, his role now is more about the business side of technology rather than hardware and software. This gives him a unique perspective as he works with clients to understand their needs, and translate needs into a plan that gets results.
While Ammon knows plenty about how the technology actually works, he loves to provide information to his clients and build relationships. He's a teacher and advocate who can show clients not just "what," but "how" and "why."
"Anytime I can offer a solution to someone and then see them prosper has always been in my interest," he said.
Communicating Through Problems
As Ammon oversees client accounts, he enjoys helping people identify and solve their problems. This often involves taking an abstract issue and turning it into tangible, measurable results.
"I have no problem walking into a meeting and telling a client, 'Hey, this isn't working, so let's do this so that it will work for both your customers and employees," Ammon said. " I saw that I could be really beneficial to Accent in that aspect."
Whether it's by email, phone call, video call, or an in-person meeting, Ammon prioritizes communication and makes sure it's the first thing he does every day. He pictures himself as his clients' voice, so he makes sure that the right members of Accent's knowledgeable team are working through any issues and clients are updated as quickly as possible.
Learning with the Team
Since technology is constantly changing, the team at Accent is constantly rethinking and restructuring how to fulfill their clients' needs. For Ammon, that keeps things fresh and interesting.
"Technology is always a little different, even from day to day, but that's what makes it exciting," he said. "Something will change and you'll think, 'Man, I have to figure this out,' but it makes such a difference when you save your clients money, help them run better, and solve issues that have been bothering them for a long time."
With plenty of organizational opportunities, incentives, employee engagement, and accolades, Ammon knows there will always be someone on Accent's team to help fight through any problems.
"I'm never scared about risk when upgrading technologies, or putting in different solutions, because I know I have a strong team that supports me," he said.
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Even though Ammon has come a long way from being the sophomore that everyone called to come fix the computers in the high school computer lab, one thing that hasn't changed is his devotion to helping people.
"I get such gratification from my job because I can actually see the results," he said. "I have a team full of knowledge and manpower that doesn't even come close to what one onsite IT person could provide."
Ammon's role at Accent allows him to combine his love of technology, his business expertise and his skills as a communicator to deliver client results that make a difference to their bottom line, and make their IT experience the best it can be.
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Let's say I want to pass all these my_member values to a function that expects an iterator of numbers:
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Is there an easy way to do this (without defining my own custom iterator from scratch)?

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Your independent spirit could use a vacation from time to time, and this month, you'll get one. The Sun is paying its annual visit to your relationship houses all of June (and well into July), giving you cosmic permission to lean on others and forge dynamic duos. El Sol will tour Gemini and your seventh house of partnerships until June 21, spotlighting your closest unions, and then it will spend four weeks in Cancer and your intense eighth house of intimate bonds. From contracts to commitments, things could turn official, especially at the June 13 Gemini new moon. If you're currently flying solo, you could meet someone who turns out to be a major figure in your life. Let the relationship unfold between now and the November 23 Gemini full moon.
Two is definitely the magic number this month, Archer. Allowing others to lend their magic to the equation can make the end result so much better. When you catch yourself saying, "I'll just do it myself" (a common Sag refrain), stop. Instead of taking the whole burden on your shoulders, give people a chance to rise to the occasion. With clear instructions, they might just outperform your expectations! The energizing Sun is at its farthest distance from Sagittarius while it's in your opposite sign of Gemini, a time when your own life-force energy is lower than usual. Getting a vitality transfusion from others will get you through the heavy emotions or brief bouts of melancholy that could surge up now.
In business and romance, the Sun prompts you to take inventory of your inner circle this month. Whose skills and interests mesh the best with yours? Where could your friendships and long-term bonds be more balanced? Have the "difficult conversations" if need be. With communicator Mercury in Gemini until June 12—and then in Cancer through June 29—you'll find the perfect words to express yourself. Be sure to ask questions instead of just talking AT people. Listen rather than lecture and don't interrupt—even if you feel like you already know what they're going to say.
Father's Day is on June 17, and the moon is in adventurous Leo. If your favorite father figure is game, plan a day trip beyond city limits or something outdoorsy. Just sitting around could breed bickering and before you know it, you're stuck in a conversation that escalates into polarizing political opinions or a shouting match. Movement is the best option (even doing yard work or chores) or just head to a great movie that you both want to see.
Consider all this tongue-biting great practice for the second half of the month, when Neptune and Mars turnretrograde, bringing the total retrograde planet count to five. Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto have been spinning in reverse since the spring, and with so many celestial slowdowns, plans could stall or sputter. Your action-driven sign is always looking for the next big thing or three, but summer's prescription is to work with what you've got. Focus on tweaking plans, finishing projects and "being where you are" instead of fanning the flames of FOMO.
The first planet to make a U-turn this month is emo Neptune, which is retrograde in Pisces and your domestic fourth house from June 18 until November 24. Neptune backtracks for roughly this same time period every year, which can muddle plans to change your living situation or stir up old tension with a relative (most likely female). You could get bitten by the redecorating bug, so enjoy this slower pace and get creative feathering your nest. Neptune rules water and plumbing. Check your pipes, washing machine, faucets and anything H2O-related at home for damage. And of course, take extra care to stay hydrated yourself.
Got mama drama? Or are you having a hard time setting boundaries with a child or dealing with the ache of an empty nest? Neptune retrograde helps you navigate the nuances of family ties and untangle a few knots. Your own nurturing side will need a good outlet, though you should aim for a quick fix. Babysit a friend's dog for a weekend instead of adopting a pet, take a niece or nephew out for an afternoon, Airbnb at an awesomely decorated home for a night or two instead of uprooting. When Neptune turns direct in the fall, you can make a more permanent move.
Retrogrades push us to look closer, go deeper and resolve the past. Reconnect with your lineage (if there was ever a time to order one of those DNA-testing kits to find your ancestry…) or visit a sentimental spot from your childhood. This cycle can be fruitful for working through any guilt or codependence that's keeping you locked in old family dynamics and causing you to reenact them with friends, lovers or colleagues.
With mystical Neptune here, you might connect with a departed loved one through the help of a psychic medium—or by opening yourself up to communication from them through dreams and signs. Check out the book Hello from Heaven: A New Field of Research—After-Death Communication—Confirms That Life and Love Are Eternal if you're curious. It explains how those who have transitioned send messages through everyday events, like music, scents, birds and coins.
On June 26, action planet Mars joins the retrograde brigade, a once-every-two-years about-face that will last until August 27. Mars will spend the bulk of its backspin in Aquarius and your third house of communication, siblings and local events. You could be prone to arguments and stressed out easily by too much information or multitasking. Your fiery sign is already quick to react, but you'll want to choose your words carefully, both in real time and online. Dodge the trolls and don't waste a beautiful summer embroiled in pointless social media debates.
But DO advocate for yourself if you're stewing over something unresolved. Bottled-up anger or resentment only gets bigger until it gets aired. If you're a writer or media-maker, spend some time behind the scenes creating your next masterpiece, then unleash it on the public in the fall.
A grounding moment arrives at the very end of the month, when the June 28 Capricorn full moon illuminates your second house of work, money and security. A financial endeavor you've been working toward since the January 16 Capricorn new moon could come to fruition. With structured Saturn hovering a mere degree away from the moon, you could get a serious offer—one that comes with an impressive title, paycheck upgrade or leadership role. Bring your best to the table: "lord karma" Saturn is training his meticulous eye on your performance, and shoddy workmanship won't pass inspection. Besides, you want to be paid for doing something noteworthy—to have a soaring reputation to matching your skyrocketing paygrade. Press "play" on the Jennifer Lopez, Cardi B and (Sagittarius) DJ Khaled sure-to-be-a-summer hit and tell that full moon: Yo quiero dinero!
Intense much? The first half of the month will be hot and heavy, as amorous Venus grooves through Cancer and your eighth house of eroticism and soul-merging. When she syncs up with expansive Jupiter in penetrating Scorpio on June 1, you might feel ready to make a big commitment. The next day, when Venus forms the same alignment with dreamy Neptune in your domestic quarters, you may be thinking about a key exchange or moving in together. If you're already in a solid union, discuss your mutual next step, like engagement or babymaking.
Enjoy the sweet connectivity, but don't be in TOO big a rush because passionate Mars is touring humanitarian Aquarius and your social third house all month, keeping things light and friendly and making you crave variety. So even while part of you may be eager to settle down or get more in the "family way," the feisty red planet is feeling his oats!
On June 13, Venus shifts gears and lands in Leo and your adventurous ninth house (until July 9), which will get your free-spirited side in sync with the indie vibes of Mars. It doesn't mean you'll leave anyone in the lurch, but you may not be so hellbent on locking down commitments. You'll be in a perpetually curious state of mind, turned on by philosophical conversations with worldly people.
Throughout the month, watch out for a few Martian clashes with hotheaded planets, during which suppressed anger could come gushing out in a fiery tirade. On June 14, Mars will squabble with impulsive Uranus, which could lead to a battle of the wills, and then on June 25 he smacks into Jupiter, which might provoke harsh or critical words you'll immediately wish you could take back.
The toughest day might come on June 21, when love planets Venus and Mars lock into a rare (once every other year) opposition in your communication houses. This could spark an argument or tempt you to force a discussion at the exact wrong time and place. You could have one of those all-too-Sagittarian "I have to get this out of my system NOW" impulses that totally backfires. A thought: Can you workshop this out with a friend or therapist before inflicting it on an unsuspecting love interest?
June 14: Venus-Uranus squareAre things moving too fast? Your controlling side could show up if someone tries to pick up the romantic pace today. You don't want to be fenced in, thank you! Your own anxieties may flare, especially if you blurt out too much to a love interest. Your desire for adventure could clash with your duties, leaving you stressed to the max.
Information overload? Speedy Mars is blazing through Aquarius from May 16 until August 12, heating up your third house of communication. Messages and media are coming at you fast and furious, and your own ideas are popping out at warp speed. It's an exciting time, but you could be busy multitasking your way through June as a result. Your social life is abuzz, so book coffee meetings and RSVP "yes" to rooftop cocktail parties where you can mingle with movers and shakers.
Synergies will spark up quickly, especially with the Sun (and outgoing Mercury) visiting Gemini and Cancer—your two partnership signs—all month. Dynamic duos are your sweet spot. If you've been negotiating a contract, the June 13 Gemini new moon could be the perfect day to sign. But don't rush into anything! You could have second thoughts once Mars turns retrograde in your kindred spirit sector on June 26, a two-month backspin that might put a promising collabo on hold.
The June 28 Capricorn full moon illuminates your second house of work and money, which could bring the payoff for all your hustling this year. Ever since the Capricorn new moon on January 16, you've been making money moves and toiling away toward a concrete goal. Prepare to reap the rewards now. If you're unhappy on your current career path, la luna opens a window to move on to a better fit. If you're not sure where to start your search, put the word out or enlist an expert to help you redefine your professional parameters.
June 7: Sun-Neptune squareDon't get your hopes up for logical conversations today. Tempers could flare, and people will be susceptible to overreacting under this hair-trigger clash. With Neptune throwing shade at the forthright Sun, someone might attempt to send you on a guilt trip or emotionally blackmail you. Either way, open and honest dialogue will prove elusive.


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Giuseppe Sabbatini (Roma, 11 de mayo de 1957) es un tenor lírico, director de orquesta y contrabajista italiano.

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Su repertorio operístico incluye obras como Idomeneo, Don Giovanni, Linda di Chamounix, Anna Bolena, Dom Sébastien, La Traviata, Rigoletto y La Bohème, entre muchas otras. Ha cantado en los principales teatros de ópera del mundo, como La Scala (su sede habitual), la Staatsoper de Viena, la Royal Opera House, entre otros. Sabbatini hizo su debut en Estados Unidos en febrero de 2001, en la Metropolitan Opera de Nueva York, cantando el papel principal de tenor en Manon de Massenet.

Giuseppe Sabbatini ha ganado varios concursos de voz nacionales e internacionales, como el Premio Jussi Björling en 1987, el Premio Caruso y el Premio Lauri Volpi en 1990, el Premio Abbiati de Interpretación Vocal en 1991 y el Premio Tito Schipa en 1996.

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Q: Connecting to the workplace LAN that is behind NAT (with Hamachi? any better idea?) Situation:
We, as the pioneering researchers(!), have a small network in our lab and the university has provided Internet access that let us access to privileged scientific resources like IEEE, ScienceDirect, etc.
I am looking for a way to connect to lab network through Internet when we are away and have this privileged access (and also be able to remotely connect to the lab computers and simulate some things).
Sadly, our network is behind the NAT-server of university, so there is no chance in a pure VPN-Server solution. There is no chance to configure the main NAT-server of university neither.
Possible Solution:
I have tried Hamachi VPN software, but as I realized Hamachi does not establish a VPN Server behind a NAT. It is actually a peer-to-peer solution for computers behind NATs over the Internet.
One Hamachi-based solution is to configure one of the lab computers as a VPN server and installing Hamachi on it. Then the distant users should install and run Hamachi on their computers and then connect to first the Virtual Hamachi Network and then the VPN-Server.
Problems of proposed solution:
But there is some problems about this:

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*Will Hamachi really work on a VPNServer? Not surprisingly, Some users use linux :) Is there any linux-based Hamachi software for them?

*The procedure of connecting to the lab internal network is a little bit complex, and as you know researchers are really not good at computers. Is there any way to KISS (S imple and S traightforward)

*The Hamachi software causes some mistakes in my routing table. Specifically, sometimes I lose internet access when I connect to our Hamachi Virtual Network and I have to reconnect. Is this a common problem with Hamachi? If yes, too bad because this would confuse and annoy other less-experienced users.

Future work:
Do you know any better free solution to connect to the workplace LAN that is behind a NAT?
Some words about legality:
Just as SvenW said, actions like this is a may raise some legal concerns. I asked about this and sysadmins said it is okay as far as we don't spread this access to the other people. Our team is consisted of 14 people and each of us can have his username/password to connect to. Therefore, all the activities can be logged and any misuse can be traced.

A: Short answer: Ask your networking people if they accept it, otherwise stop right now.
Long answer:
It is highly likely that what you want to do is not covered by the contracts between your university and ScienceDirect et al. and could lead to the termination of those contracts and possible heavy penalties if you get uncovered. Depending on where you live, it might even end in the termination of your contract...
If your networking people don't offer any proxy and/or VPN access, there will be a reason for it, so it's unwise to try to sneak your way around this. Or maybe they even do and you just don't know it - have you tried asking?
Finally: Contrary to what you might think, most admins are trying to be as helpful as possible, but if we say something is not possible, there is usual a good reason for it, which might be technical, legal, monetary of even the additional workload it would create which can't be handled with the staff at hand.

A: First and foremost, I agree with SvenW's answer. I wouldn't even consider something like this without sysadmin recognition and approval. That being said, there might be a few solutions.
You could use a permanent gateway host: have a system outside your university's network with a reverse ssh-tunnel set up. Have a system internal to the network ssh out to your "gateway" machine, and use options like -R8000:127.0.0.1:8000 to provide a tunnel into your university network. Run Squid on your university system and you can your own proxy. Of course, be sure to properly secure it and restrict access to just your team. You could also run OpenVPN and have the advantages of a full VPN, at the cost of some speed.
There are packages that can maintain SSH tunnels and automatically restart dead connections, but if you set your keepalives well and use key-based authentication you should have minimal service disruptions.

A: try TeamViewer. It'll get past most NATs and firewalls, and it is dead simple to use. If your sysadmins are as lazy as you say, they would not even have heard of TeamViewer.


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Lamar Buffalo Ranch: A story of conservation
By Jessianne Wright EBS Contributor
BIG SKY – Reverse the clocks several revolutions past 100 years ago. The year is 1901 and there are an estimated 25 bison roaming in Yellowstone National Park. Teddy Roosevelt has just become president of the United States and market hunting, poaching and U.S. policy have decimated the bison herd, which was once estimated to number in the millions.
More than 100 years later, on Oct. 3, 2017, senior bison biologist Rick Wallen of Yellowstone National Park reported there are nearly 5,000 bison in the park. The reestablishment of Yellowstone's bison is a conservation story that can hardly be separated from the story of the Lamar Buffalo Ranch.
"By the late 19th century, bison herds that once ranged across the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains had been decimated by the U.S. Army and Euro-American settlers," said Jonathan Shafer, a spokesman for the park. "By the turn of the 20th century, the only place bison are known to have roamed free was in Yellowstone National Park."
During Yellowstone's early years, poachers and meat hunters continued to seek bison and other animals within the park boundary. Fearing mass extinctions, Congress enacted a series of hunting regulations on a land that had never been regulated before.
As recorded in historian Aubrey Haines' "The Yellowstone Story: A History of Our First National Park, Volume Two," after failed attempts to corral the park's wild buffalo in an effort to preserve the dwindling herd, Congress appropriated $15,000 in 1902 to purchase domestic bison from a location outside of the park. These captive bison would be used to augment the wild Yellowstone herd.
About one dozen cows and three bulls were initially kept at an enclosure at Mammoth Hot Springs, and offspring captured from Yellowstone's wild herd were introduced into the captive herd to help maintain the Yellowstone genetics. By 1907 the captive bison had outgrown the enclosure and were moved to a corral at Rose Creek in Lamar Valley, on the site of a former homestead that would come to be called the Lamar Buffalo Ranch.
"Work at the buffalo ranch was hard and dangerous," Shafer said, referencing Haines' book and his description of the work done by the buffalo keeper and herders.
"Beginning early in January, ranch hands scoured the slopes adjacent to the Lamar Valley as far as Miller Creek, driving in the bison through snow that was sometimes 2 or 3 feet deep," Shafer said. "The buffalo were herded into a large corral and were moved from there to smaller corrals where they were examined by ranch hands and fed."
During Yellowstone's long, harsh winters, the captive herd was fed hay grown near present-day Tower Junction, and rangers would cut and stack 500 to 800 tons of hay to feed park horses, elk and buffalo during the worst part of the winter.
The Lamar Buffalo Ranch was in operation from 1907 to 1952 as a facility to breed and feed bison in the park. NPS PHOTO
As the Lamar Buffalo Ranch herd grew, bison were released into the free-roaming herds in order to supplement their numbers. Shafer says that by 1952, the captive herd had grown to nearly 1,000 animals, and ranch operations were suspended.
"The Lamar Buffalo Ranch is a symbol of a real conservation success story, and the story is really about bringing the American bison back from extinction," said Robert Petty, director of education for Yellowstone Forever, the park's educational nonprofit partner.
Today, the Lamar Buffalo Ranch is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and includes five buildings: a ranger station constructed in 1915 as the buffalo keeper's residence, a pole fence corral maintained from 1915 into the 1930s, a 1927 log barn for hay and horses, a 1929 bunkhouse, and a residence used for the assistant buffalo keeper that was moved from Soda Butte in 1938.
Remnants of irrigation ditches, fencing and water troughs, as well as some nonnative grasses planted for hay, still characterize the landscape.
About 30 years ago, Yellowstone Association—which has since merged with Yellowstone Park Foundation to become Yellowstone Forever—began offering educational programs based at the Lamar Buffalo Ranch, including Expedition Yellowstone for school groups and Yellowstone Field Seminars offered to the public. In the 1980s, Yellowstone Association moved 16 old tourist cabins from Fishing Bridge to be used for participant housing and in 1993 they were replaced with heated, insulated cabins.
"[The buffalo ranch] is tucked away in Lamar Valley," Petty said. "It gives people an opportunity to be in a historic place in a much more intimate experience. It is in a unique location and it provides a really unique experience to be living and learning in a simultaneously historic context."
In a new chapter in the history of the park, the Lamar Buffalo Ranch "is a model of off-the-grid-technology," Petty said. The facility is powered by a 7-kilowatt photovoltaic array installed in 2000, and is complete with low-flow water fixtures, a small hydropower system, on-demand hot water and zero-waste and recycling programs.
"In its present capacity, the ranch continues to serve an important role in the conservation of Yellowstone by educating visitors about things all of us can do to steward our shared, natural heritage," Shafer said.
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Coming Home: Germany Displays its Repatriated Gold Bullion Reserves
Posted by Galactic Connection | Apr 25, 2018 | 2018, Conspiracy, Cabal, Daily Blog, Financial, Economy, Geopolitics, Government Laws, Policies, Politicians, Military | 0 |
After the German central bank withdrew half of its gold reserve from abroad under growing public pressure last year, it decided to let regular citizens have a sneak peek, putting several bars of its 117-billion-euro stash of the precious metal on display.
Eight golden bars, 12 kilos each, from the German golden reserve, have become an attraction at a special exhibition entitled "Gold. Treasures at the Deutsche Bundesbank" in the Money Museum in Frankfurt on Main. The unprecedented display, which is to run till September, marks a historic event for Europe's largest economy, as it returns half of its 3,374-ton stash from vaults abroad.
"We're doing this to show citizens that the gold bars are here, to show transparency," Bundesbank executive board member Carl-Ludwig Thiele noted, presenting the precious showpieces.
The majority of the 1,710 tons of gold is kept in an extremely protected vault of the Bundesbank in Frankfurt, which is a completely new situation for Germany. Until last year, nearly none of the German reserve, worth 117 billion euros, could be found in Germany due to several historic reasons. The gold was kept in the central bank treasuries of New York, London and Paris.
But last year the repatriation with top-secret shipments from the Federal Reserve, the Bank of France and the Bank of England was over, which left the US and the UK with 1,200 and 430 tons of German gold, respectively. The Bundesbank preferred to withdraw all of its yellow metal from Paris, as both countries have the same currency, the euro, which makes the stash there hardly useful if conversions are needed, while the US dollar is a reserve currency and London is considered the world's leading gold trading center.
Berlin announced that it was planning to store half of Germany's 3,378 tons of gold in its own vaults in January 2013, planning to bring it to a facility in Frankfurt by 2020. But the bank sped up its schedule.
Initially Germany explained its move by the desire to make the gold more accessible so that it can be sold quickly and without delay when needed. However, later representatives of the Bundesbank declared that they did not plan to exchange any part of the gold reserves for money. The decision to repatriate its stashes can be explained through a geopolitical and economic context.
READ MORE: Fear of Future or Plans to Give Up Euro? Reasons Behind German Gold Repatriation
A Bundesbank executive board member, Carl-Ludwig Thiele, said, cited by the AFP, "Especially during the years of the financial and sovereign debt crisis, the Bundesbank was confronted with the desire for detailed information about the gold. It even went so far that some questioned whether the gold holdings at home and abroad were real."
The Bundesbank has been under pressure at home. So, an activist campaign "Bring our gold back home!" was launched by eurosceptic Peter Boehringer, who became an MP in 2017 with the Alternative for Germany party. It demanded the return of the gold reserves to German soil.
"Strictly speaking, we are talking not about the repatriation," the founder of the private "Bring Our Gold Back to Our Homeland!" initiative Peter Boehringer said in an interview with Sputnik Germany. "After all, the gold reserves of the German state have never been in Germany. That's why we call it a campaign to bring it back home."
Extracting Gold from Abroad
Gold has remained a very popular means of savings. The global economic crisis raised the value of gold fourfold, while the overwhelming majority of central bank reserves in developed countries are invested in gold.
Germany isn't the only one who decided to reposition its gold reserves. The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) had reportedly recently transferred its gold from the US Federal Reserve System to Ankara.
In March 2018, the 220 tons of Turkish gold transferred from the US were worth $25.3 billion, according to sources.
The largest private Turkish banks also withdrew their gold reserves from abroad, responding to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's call "to get rid of exchange rate's pressure and to use gold against the dollar."
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