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A group representing disgruntled investors in the Dutch-based financial services company ING, wants a meeting with ANZ National about the bank's purchase of ING's operations in Australasia.
Subject to regulatory approval, ANZ will pay $NZ2.2 billion for ING's wealth management and life insurance joint ventures.
ANZ already owns 49% of the company's Australasian operations.
The deal will make ANZ the No 1 provider of Kiwisaver in New Zealand, with a 23% market share, and the second largest manager of retail and wholesale managed funds.
The National Frozen Funds Group represents 13,700 investors in ING's two frozen funds.
It says 2700 of these customers were referred to the funds by ANZ, so investors are feeling nervous about the bank as well as ING.
The group claims customers will be sold to ANZ without consultation.
In a statement, ANZ says the move won't disrupt customers or employees, whom the bank says will benefit from greater stability.


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White powdery substance found to be baby powder at former President Obama's DC office
Report of white powdery substance at former President Obama's DC office being investigated
WASHINGTON - An envelope with a "powdery substance" found at former President Barack Obama's D.C. office was found to be baby powder, following a police investigation on Tuesday.
The incident was reported at around 11 a.m. at the World Wildlife Fund Headquarters at 1250 24th Street in Northwest D.C. The former president has leased office space in the building since leaving the White House in January 2017.
D.C. Fire and EMS first responders wearing hazmat suits entered the building to investigate. No one was injured, and building employees remained in place as officials responded. The FBI and Secret Service also responded to the scene.
D.C. Fire and EMS Battalion Chief Edward Smith tells FOX 5 a letter was mailed to the Northwest D.C office building from Hong Kong, but it was not addressed to the former president or his office. It had no return address.
Officials were able to determine the substance was harmless and that it was, in fact, baby powder, but it tied up traffic and caused concern for people in the West End area between Dupont Circle and Georgetown.
The Obama family lives in D.C.'s Kalorama neighborhood, not far from the office building. It is unclear if the former president was in the office when the incident was reported.
A WWF spokesperson tells FOX 5 this was the second instance in two days for their organization, as a package containing a white powder was sent to their Switzerland headquarters on Monday, but that powder was also not hazardous.
There does not appear to be a connection to the incident on Monday, where President Trump's daughter-in-law Vanessa Trump, wife of Donald Trump Jr., opened an envelope containing a white powder. Investigators later found the substance was cornstarch. Sources told FOX 5 New York's Linda Schmidt that the envelope had a Boston postmark.
Fox News reports that London police were also investigating a "suspicious package" Tuesday after a letter containing white powder was sent to an office in the Palace of Westminster, authorities said.

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The fault has now disappeared from the Service Status page. Are people seeing any improvements?
I never managed to get a fault to show up on the status page.
Ours usually goes down late morning or the evening, will let you know if we have any issues today.
I've also spotted that on the Wellington FB page people seem to be saying things have improved, so maybe it was actually fixed overnight. Fingers crossed.
@BMJT Well apparently it was supposed to be but as i said before i wasn't holding out much hope. Lets hope it has been though.
Thanks for sharing your feedback in the community. Based on the information you have shared I've been able to confirm that Openreach resolved a local network issue in the Taunton area last night - Unfortunately, I don't have any specifics on the cause.
Thanks @Mark-Br glad to see that this has gone from being a personal problem to me, to an actual serious problem. This website has proved very useful in getting the word out there yet again.
So far I haven't had any disconnections at all today with the router so things are looking pretty good!
Same here @InternetTechie tonight will be a big test though.
I suppose their isn't another fix for this issue because I actually like the extender/hot spot capabilty of the sk q box!!
@Ezz2Pac If you're having issues it might pay to start a new thread outlining your problem in full.


To Find Site:- Exit A1 for Worksop and at roundabout at end of slip road take first left onto A614 in the direction of Ollerton. In about half a mile watch out for signs to Clumber Park and CMC sign to the right and proceed through stone arch. Continue for about a mile and a half to cross roads and turn right and immediately left for campsite.
Clumber Park CMC site is, as the name implies, situated in the midst of the beautiful Clumber Park which is run by the National Trust. There are 178 pitches on a mix of grass or hardstandings, all can accept awnings. The site is quite wooded but there are pitches which have a more open situation. Electric points are convenient to all pitches and are rated at 16 amps and use CEE17 blue connectors, twist action required to lock them into bollard socket. The bollards also have a co-ax TV connector as the terrestrial signal is poor. These are free to use but you must provide your own cable. There are two toilet blocks of the usual Club standard. Fresh and waste water service points are dotted around the site. The motorhome service point is alongside one of the toilet blocks and is yet to be converted to the new standard so still requires heavy drain covers to be lifted and the drains are not very well positioned to allow alignment to allow you to position the motorhome. A new innovation on this site is a bike and dog wash. For children there is an adventure style playground and next door a small ball game area. WiFi on site is currently pretty poor and the Club are in the process of upgrading this to a more acceptable standard. Mobile signal in the immediate vicinity of the campsite seems non- existent. So perhaps not the site for internet loving teens!!! The location of this site seems to make it vulnerable to onsite theft, particularly of bicycles and to counteract this, the Club has a secure bicycle storage unit with is accessible from 8.00am to 10.00pm when the storage is locked down for the night. Reception sells a few essentials and newspapers can be ordered. Across from Reception is an information cabin with details of local attractions. During our short stay we noticed two off site takeaway food options, one a fish and chip van on a Friday night and a Pizza van on the Saturday.
Out and about I suspect Clumber Park is probably the main visitor attraction with lots of opportunities for walks and cycle rides. If you take a car offsite into the park you will have to pay a per person fee. However this does not apply to Nation Trust members or walkers or cyclists. There is a visitor centre and café near to where the old Mansion stood. Bike hire is also available. Worksop is the nearest town with major supermarkets. Further away but certainly within easy day travelling distance are Newark on Trent and Lincoln.


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Die schweizerische Bundeskanzlei (BK) (, , ) in Bern ist die Stabsstelle des Bundesrates, der Schweizer Landesregierung (Exekutive). Ihr steht der Bundeskanzler der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft vor. Dieses Amt hat seit dem 1. Januar 2016 Walter Thurnherr (Die Mitte) inne. Die beiden Vizekanzler, André Simonazzi, der gleichzeitig das Amt des Bundesratssprechers innehat, und Viktor Rossi, der den Bereich Bundesrat der Bundeskanzlei leitet, unterstützen den Bundeskanzler bei seiner Arbeit.

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Die Bundeskanzlei ist die Stabsstelle des Bundesrats. Sie bereitet die Sitzungen der Regierung vor und informiert über deren Beschlüsse. Sie prüft  Volksinitiativen und  Referenden auf ihre Rechtmässigkeit und sorgt für die korrekte Durchführung von nationalen Wahlen und Abstimmungen. Sie veröffentlicht amtliche Texte in mehreren Sprachen.

Der Bundeskanzler wird wie die Mitglieder des  Bundesrats für vier Jahre vom Parlament gewählt. Als Stabschef des Bundesrats sorgt er für ein einwandfreies Funktionieren der Landesregierung. Zusammen mit den beiden  Vizekanzlern nimmt er an den Sitzungen des Bundesrats teil. Der Bundeskanzler kann Anträge zu allen Geschäften des Bundesrats stellen, hat aber kein Stimmrecht.

Organisation
 Bereich Bundeskanzler (geleitet von Walter Thurnherr, Bundeskanzler)
 Sektion Politische Rechte: die Sektion Politische Rechte ist zuständig für den Vollzug der Volksrechte, die Vorbereitung der eidgenössischen Urnengänge sowie die Koordination der Einführung der elektronischen Stimmabgabe durch die Kantone.

 Bereich Bundesrat (geleitet von Viktor Rossi, Vizekanzler)
 Sektion Bundesratsgeschäfte: die Sektion Bundesratsgeschäfte betreut die rund 2500 Geschäfte, welche die Departemente und die BK dem Bundesrat jährlich zur Verabschiedung unterbreiten. Sie verwaltet auch die jährlich rund 1300 parlamentarischen Vorstösse und organisiert deren Beantwortung.
 Sektion Recht: die Aufgaben der Sektion Recht lassen sich in drei Bereiche einteilen: 1. Rechtsetzungsbegleitung und Begleitung von Bundesratsgeschäften; 2. Betreute Rechtsbereiche: Verwaltungsorganisationsrecht, Vernehmlassungsrecht und Publikationsrecht; 3. Weitere Aufgaben: Weisungen des Bundesrates, die Publikation der VPB, die Leitung der Gruppe der Datenschutzberater der Bundesverwaltung etc.
 Kompetenzzentrum Amtliche Veröffentlichungen: das Kompetenzzentrum Amtliche Veröffentlichungen (KAV) unterstützt und berät die  Bundesämter bei der Bearbeitung der Geschäfte, welche im Bundesblatt oder in der  Amtlichen Sammlung veröffentlicht werden müssen.
 Zentrale Sprachdienste, Sektion Deutsch: die Sektion Deutsch der zentralen Sprachdienste sorgt dafür, dass die Erlasse des Bundes auf allen Stufen präzis, klar, widerspruchsfrei und so einfach wie möglich formuliert sind.
 Zentrale Sprachdienste, Sektion Französisch: die Sektion Französisch der zentralen Sprachdienste macht Gesetzesredaktion, Übersetzungen und Textrevision. Sie arbeitet für das Parlament, den Bundesrat, die Departemente und die Bundeskanzlei.
 Zentrale Sprachdienste, Abteilung Italienisch: die Abteilung Italienisch trägt die Verantwortung für die Ausarbeitung der italienischen Fassung der Rechtstexte des Bundes.
 Zentrale Sprachdienste, Sektion Terminologie: die Sektion Terminologie der zentralen Sprachdienste der Bundeskanzlei stellt die für die gesamte Bundesverwaltung relevante und aktuelle Terminologie in den vier Landessprachen sowie Englisch bereit.

 Bereich Kommunikation und Strategie (geleitet von André Simonazzi, Vizekanzler)
 Sektion Kommunikation: die Sektion Kommunikation der Bundeskanzlei koordiniert die Kommunikation des Bundesrats gegenüber den Medien, der Öffentlichkeit, den Kantonen und dem Parlament.
 Sektion Kommunikationsunterstützung: die Sektion ist die Kommunikationsagentur des Bundes. Sie berät und unterstützt die Bundesverwaltung in allen Bereichen der Kommunikation. Die Sektion ist für die Handhabung und Weiterentwicklung des CD Bund verantwortlich.
 Sektion Strategische Führungsunterstützung: die Sektion Strategische Führungsunterstützung (STF) ist für die Erstellung der Planungs- und Rechenschaftsberichte des Bundesrates verantwortlich und gewährleistet die Krisenmanagementausbildung in der Bundesverwaltung.
 Präsidialdienst: der bei der Bundeskanzlei angesiedelte Präsidialdienst unterstützt das Departement der  Bundespräsidentin oder des Bundespräsidenten bei Aufgaben, die in einem Präsidialjahr zusätzlich anfallen. Der Präsidialdienst berät das Departement der Bundespräsidentin oder des Bundespräsidenten insbesondere in Fragen der Diplomatie und der Kommunikation.

 Bereich Interne Dienste (geleitet von Jörg de Bernardi, Leiter Interne Dienste)
 Integrale Sicherheit: der Bereich Integrale Sicherheit ist verantwortlich für die Gebäude-, Personen- und Informationssicherheit sowie das Risikomanagement inkl. Business Continuity Management (BCM).
 Service Center Informatik: das Service Center Informatik unterstützt die Bundeskanzlei bei der Aufgabenerfüllung durch Informatik und Telekommunikation und bietet Informatik-Wissen an.
 Sektion Personal und Ressourcen: die Sektion Personal und Ressourcen ist verantwortlich für Personalmanagement und Ausbildung, Finanzen- und Rechnungswesen, Legalisationen sowie Anlassmanagement von Wattenwyl Haus, Landsitz Lohn.
 Fachstelle Personensicherheitsprüfungen: die Sektion Personal und Ressourcen ist verantwortlich für Personalmanagement und Ausbildung, Finanzen- und Rechnungswesen, Legalisationen sowie Anlassmanagement von Wattenwyl Haus, Landsitz Lohn.
 Sektion Geschäftsverwaltung und Logistik: die Sektion GEVER&Log bietet den Mitarbeitenden der Bundeskanzlei Dienstleistungen im Bereich der Geschäftsverwaltung (GEVER) wie die Zustellung von erhaltenen Schreiben, E-Mails, die Aus- und Weiterbildung in der GEVER-Applikation und im Bereich der Logistik und des Weibeldiensts für den Bundeskanzler.

 Stab Bundeskanzler (geleitet von Rahel Galliker)
 Der Stab Bundeskanzler unterstützt den Bundeskanzler und die Vizekanzler in allen organisatorischen und administrativen Belangen.

 Eidg. Datenschutz- und Öffentlichkeitsbeautragter (Adrian Lobsiger)
 Der Eidgenössische Datenschutz- und Öffentlichkeitsbeauftragte (EDÖB) ist für das Bundesgesetz über den Datenschutz und für das Bundesgesetz über das Öffentlichkeitsprinzip in der Verwaltung zuständig.

Geschichte
Die Bundeskanzlei ist die älteste ständige Bundesbehörde der Schweiz. 1803 wurde Jean-Marc Mousson zum ersten Eidgenössischen Kanzler gewählt. Die Kanzlei, die er zu führen hatte, war zuständig für die Traktandenlisten, Korrespondenz und Beschlüsse der Tagsatzung. Er musste dabei jährlich mitsamt der Kanzlei und dem Archiv in den jeweiligen Vorort der Eidgenossenschaft ziehen, der jährlich aus den Orten Freiburg, Bern, Solothurn, Basel, Zürich und Luzern gewählt wurde (siehe auch: Médiationsverfassung der Schweiz). Ab 1815 blieben nur noch die Vororte Zürich, Bern und Luzern und der Umzug erfolgte «nur» noch alle zwei Jahre. Dem Kanzler stand ein Eidgenössischer Staatsschreiber zur Seite, der nicht derselben Konfession wie der Kanzler angehören durfte. Mit der Ausarbeitung der Bundesverfassung und Gründung des Bundesstaates von 1848 wurde der Kanzler zum Bundeskanzler ernannt und der Staatsschreiber durch einen Vizekanzler ersetzt. Die Wahl des Bundeskanzlers erfolgt seit daher durch die Bundesversammlung. 1896 kam ein zweiter Vizekanzler hinzu. Bis 1918 betreute die Bundeskanzlei auch die Sekretariate der Eidgenössischen Räte. Diese Aufgabe wird heute von den Parlamentsdiensten wahrgenommen. Der Mitarbeiterbestand der Bundeskanzlei stieg von 192 im Jahr 2008 auf 250 im Jahr 2011. Heute arbeiten ca. 340 Mitarbeiter in der Bundeskanzlei.

Weblinks
 Webpräsenz der Bundeskanzlei BK

 Broschüre Der Bund kurz erklärt

Einzelnachweise

Behörde (Schweiz)
Bundesrat (Schweiz)

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A flight carrying children to Lapland was the first plane to take-off at around 6am this morning and British Airways and easyJet have confirmed they can get people away for Christmas. The re-opening of the runway (main picture today) came after the last sighting of the drone at 10pm last night, which had buzzed over the airport more than 50 times since 9pm on Wednesday night. Police are still hunting for the pilot causing the chaos (inset), rumoured to be a 'eco-warrior', who appears to have gone to ground after the Army stepped in to end the most disruptive airport trespass in UK history. Detectives are investigating if the pilot is a lone wolf bent on grounding jets for environmental reasons - but Transport Secretary Chris Grayling admitted today it could have been a gang flying several drones. The threat was neutralised after soldiers were sent in with 'specialist equipment' - believed to be a 'kill-jammer' that cuts a drone's communications from up to two miles away and a 'drone dome' that shoots them out of the sky with a laser. Furious passengers have blasted the police because they were powerless to stop the drone and demanded to know why the Government has not brought anti-drone systems now common at US airports. Airport bosses are still warning passengers not to come to the airport (top right today) - the UK's second busiest - before checking with airlines, whose staff were seen running to board planes today (bottom right).


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As avid Sunday lunch fans, we have regularly had Romney Marsh lamb, so decided we must go somewhere to give it a go. We settled on having Sunday lunch at The Royal Oak, Brooklands in Romney Marsh, Kent.
We arrived a bit earlier and settled in the bar for a quick drink. The pub area was nice and clean, the owners obviously take care of it. The service here was ok, but unfortunately my Yorkshire pudding was completely burnt. Also, the roast potatoes were burnt on one site. It's a shame, as the Romney Marsh lamb was nice and delicate. Claire's lunch was very nice though, so I think this was more of a one off.


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Creators Against Pinterest: Pinterest's Ridiculously Ineffective Warnings.
At last, I found a reaction from someone receiving a copyright notice from Pinterest. Heidi Lyn Burke 's Burke can be summarized as "I'm curious whose picture it is, I can't figure it out, moving on!"
If they hadn't told me about it I wouldn't have even noticed . . . still, I wonder what exactly it was.
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The blog features 4 images uploaded from Pinterest that credit the "pin" and link to it, rather than crediting the author directly, and linking to the original content.
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Whether or not there is a Creative Commons notice on any photo, it is *still* up to the artist to decide exclusively where images go–pinhercrap circumvents this with their jolly steal anything attitude and poor copyright understanding, and useless "warnings". The specious argument that someone is "promoting" you is thin ice and usually stated by those who don't give a damn really.
I noticed my website was repinned to this Pinterest website too. I filled out their Copyright Infringement Report form and after I filled it out it would automatically delete some of the fields I filled out and would not allow me to Submit the report! These people are con-artists! The same pinner who stole my images also stole from Christies Auctions service and other pinning services such as Picasso that stole them from other uaction sites. So pins are repinned over and over again and they simply pretend to OWN that copyright! Any class action attorneys interested?


Abandoned outside a shelter, Leaf overcame his fear of being left alone to help his new family through a serious medical issue.
He was scared. At just 1 year old, Leaf the Cocker Spaniel was dumped at the back door of a shelter in Minnesota. The pup — and the shelter's security cameras — watched as the couple who dropped him rode off on their motorcycle, leaving the dog brokenhearted. A few miles away, Allen and Linda Anderson were nursing their own broken hearts, mourning the loss of their beloved Lab, Taylor. Their grief would lead them to the shelter and to Leaf, who would soon help Allen through his own fear when he was diagnosed with an unruptured brain aneurysm. But before he could teach Allen to hope, Leaf needed to learn how to trust.
As the Andersons detail in their book, A Dog Named Leaf: The Hero from Heaven Who Saved My Life, their adolescent rescue dog needed constant reassurance to feel safe — especially at night.
"He wouldn't sleep. He would howl all night. He was afraid of being alone. Anytime anyone left the room he would start howling — he was so afraid of being left," says Allen.
He recalls how Leaf would wake up terrified if his people left the room while he was sleeping. Fear would flood his body, turning his eyes red and transforming him from sweet to snappy and panicked.
Housetraining was another issue for Leaf, so Allen would wake up every two hours to take the dog outdoors, bracing himself against freezing winter air in the middle of the night.
The fearful pooch was also prone to indigestion and other stomach ailments that would eventually be attributed to pancreatitis. All of Leaf's social, emotional, and physical problems were completely disrupting Allen and Linda's lives, but the couple were steadfast in their desire to make him feel safe and loved. When Leaf would howl at 1 a.m., Allen would take him into his home office for a cuddle session.
Over time, Leaf adjusted and seemed to feel more secure in his place as a member of the Anderson family. But just when things were going good, Allen got terrifying news from his doctor. An unruptured aneurysm had developed in his brain. Allen would need surgery — and Leaf seemed to sense that he was afraid.
"All of a sudden, he had a job to do," Allen recalls, adding that it seemed as though Leaf knew that he would need a dog by his side through the crisis.
"He started being more affectionate," he says.
According to Allen, a pivotal moment in his relationship with Leaf occurred after he'd had a nightmare that he felt was his subconscious signaling the possibility that his life could be ending. In Allen's dream, many people were lining up to enter a magnificent building.
"I realized that this was the building of life, this was the life experiences these people were going to have," says Allen, who found his dream self unable to join the line because he did not have a ticket.
The next morning, with Leaf sitting at his feet, Allen told his wife about his nightmare. After listening to Allen explain how alone he'd felt when he realized he didn't have a ticket, Leaf decided to take matters into his own paws. He knocked a pile of newspapers and magazines off the coffee table and began tearing off little strips of paper, which he would then bring to Allen. At first, Allen was beside himself, thinking Leaf was adding a new behavioral problem to his repertoire, but he eventually realized what his dog was doing.
"He was trying to give me my ticket that I wanted so desperately so that I could continue with my life," says Allen, who was reassured by Leaf's gesture.
Later, as Allen was being prepped for surgery, he visualized Leaf delivering his ticket to life, and knew he would wake up. It was a moment of positivity that sparked a healing journey of friendship that has lasted more than a decade. Allen got better, and so did Leaf, who is now 12 years old and knows his family will never leave him behind.


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Photo Credit: CNS photo/MGM - This is a movie poster for "The Addams Family 2."
Movie review: 'The Addams Family 2'
In the animated comedy "The Addams Family 2," the beloved characters from the imagination of Charles Addams are as creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky as ever, and the humor remains dark and macabre, but overall good-natured.
In other words, this dreary animated sequel to the 2019 film offers more of the same, despite a team of four new screenwriters and returning directors Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon.
As in the previous film, parenting issues take center stage. Gomez Addams (voice of Oscar Isaac) and his beloved wife, Morticia (voice of Charlize Theron), are worried about their kids, Pugsley (voice of Javon Walton) and Wednesday (voice of Chloe Grace Moretz).
Pugsley is unlucky in love, lacking confidence with girls. Uncle Fester (voice of Nick Kroll) gives him pointers on, as he says, "how to be repulsive and impress girls." He should know, due to his very public bowel issues.
Wednesday spends her day finding new ways to torture her brother and her schoolmates. She craves solitude, noting, "I've been social distancing since birth."
Morticia and Gomez are spooked when a creepy lawyer named (appropriately) Rupert Strange (voice of Wallace Shawn) appears on their doorstep, claiming to have evidence that Wednesday is not their daughter. Switched at birth, she could be the spawn of his brilliant scientist son, Cyrus Strange (voice of Bill Hader).
The parents decide it's high time to get out of Dodge and take the family on a road trip across America, with Thing, the disembodied hand, driving the bus. Joining the tour are dedicated butler Lurch (voice of Conrad Vernon) and hirsute cousin Itt (voice of Snoop Dogg), both as incomprehensible as ever. Grandmama Addams (voice of Bette Midler) stays behind to throw a raucous house party.
Stops along the way include the expected (Sleepy Hollow, Death Valley) and the unusual (Miami, San Antonio). At Niagara Falls, the family gleefully jumps into barrels and careens over the falls. Pyromaniac Pugsley manages to blow up the Grand Canyon.
When Wednesday discovers the true reason for their flight, she decides to investigate on her own, running away to the Strange laboratory in California.
Lurching (no pun intended) like a Looney Tune from one location to the next, "The Addams Family 2" runs out of gas (and humor) long before the road trip ends. As young viewers could misconstrue the characters' fondness for torture and weapons, the film is best reserved for mature teens and grown-ups.
The film contains macabre and suggestive jokes and nonperilous action sequences. The Catholic News Service classification is A-II — adults and adolescents. The Motion Picture Association rating is PG — parental guidance suggested. Some material may not be suitable for children.
— Joseph McAleer
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Recognizing miracle, pope clears way for beatification of John Paul I


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Mirus represents Jaco in transaction with GCX
Acquisition Augments GCX's Line of High-Quality Mounting Solutions
PETALUMA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–GCX Mounting Solutions ("GCX"), a portfolio company of Audax Private Equity ("Audax") and a global leader in the design and manufacturing of healthcare-focused mounting and mobility solutions, announced the acquisition of Jaco, Inc. ("Jaco"). Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Based in Franklin, MA, Jaco designs, manufactures, and sells a full line of branded point-of-care IT workstation solutions for the healthcare markets, including powered carts, non-powered carts, wall arms, and video-presentation carts. The acquisition strengthens GCX's broad portfolio of medical instrument and mounting solutions with the addition of Jaco's battery-powered EVO™ Series mobile carts. The deal also adds new commercial and manufacturing competencies.
"We are very excited to partner with the entire Jaco team. Like GCX, Jaco has a longstanding history of providing high-quality designs that address the needs of healthcare workers with user responsiveness and ergonomic advantages," said Del France, CEO of GCX. "Jaco's products are lightweight, simple to use, and offer safe, durable, and reliable performance. Jaco's product portfolio is synergistic with GCX and supports our mission to deliver high-quality products, services and innovations that empower clinicians to improve healthcare outcomes."
The acquisition of Jaco augments GCX's broad portfolio of medical-instrument and mounting solutions in the healthcare market. The deal also provides access to state-of-the-art manufacturing with world-class design, metal fabrication and electronics integration services to expand the combined company's OEM capabilities. Jaco and GCX will be able to help simplify and enhance the customer experience with a broader offering of healthcare mounting products and services from a single partner.
"GCX is the perfect partner to accelerate and amplify Jaco's reach," said David Wong, Managing Director of Audax. "We will continue to invest aggressively in GCX and its family of best-in-category products."
Fredrikson & Byron, PA served as legal counsel and Cain Brothers, a division of KeyBanc Capital Markets, served as financial advisor to GCX and Audax during this transaction. Mirus Capital Advisors, Inc. served as exclusive financial advisor to Jaco.
About GCX Corporation
GCX Corp., based in Petaluma, CA, has been providing medical device and IT mounting solutions for the healthcare industry since 1971, through direct sales and working with original equipment manufacturers (OEM). Major product lines include wall mounts, roll stands, countertop mounts, pole mounts, and a variety of mounting accessories. GCX mounting solutions feature space-saving, ergonomic designs to improve both equipment and patient access. The company has offices in North America, Europe, Japan and Taiwan. It also operates warehouse and production facilities in Petaluma, California; El Paso, Texas; and New Taipei City, Taiwan. For more information, visit www.gcx.com.
About Jaco, Inc.
Jaco, Inc., located in Franklin, Massachusetts, is a leading manufacturer and integrator of computer carts and wall-arm workstations for point-of-care Electronic Health Records (EHR). Proudly manufacturing in the United States of America for over 50 years, Jaco has set the healthcare industry standard for superior infection control, ergonomic design and safety, sustainable quality and unmatched capital equipment investment value. Jaco is an ISO 9001-2008 Registered Company. For more information, visit www.jacoinc.com.
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Ein Gurney Flap ist ein aerodynamisches Bauteil, benannt nach seinem Erfinder Dan Gurney, einem ehemaligen Formel-1-Fahrer. Gurney hat als Besitzer seines Indycar-Teams All American Racers bei Testfahrten 1971 dem Heckflügel eine Abrisskante hinzugefügt. Es handelt sich dabei um kleine Klappen oder Blechwinkel am Ende eines aerodynamischen Profils (Flügels). Ihre Größe beträgt ungefähr ein Prozent der Flügelsehnenlänge. Die Flaps stehen meist in einem 90° Winkel zum Profil. Ihre Funktion ist im Automobilsport die Vergrößerung der Anpresskraft des Wagens auf die Straßen bei nur geringfügiger Erhöhung des Luftwiderstandes. Im Automobilsport sind die Flaps somit auf der Oberseite des Profils angeordnet. An Serienfahrzeugen findet man Gurney-Flaps bei diversen Porsche 911 GT3 sowie dem Cayman GT4 auf dem Heckflügel.

Neuere Forschungen untersuchen auch die Verwendungsmöglichkeiten in anderen Anwendungsgebieten wie Windkraftanlagen oder Hochauftriebssystemen an Flugzeugen. Bei Airbus heißen diese Klappen MiniTEDs (Mini Trailing Edge Devices, siehe auch Adaptiver Flügel) und hängen an der Unterseite der Flügelenden (Querruder und Landeklappen). Sie sollen aufgrund ihrer schnellen Beweglichkeit auch in der Lage sein, Böen aktiv auszugleichen.

Der Gurney Flap erhöht den Druck auf der Überdruckseite und verringert den Druck auf der Saugseite und hilft somit der Grenzschicht, auf der Saugseite bis zum Ende des Flügels anzuliegen.

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Q: SQL Report Builder Table Dynamic Color This might be beyond the limits of report builder.
I have an SQL Report that generates a table. The table is a fixed number of columns with a dynamic number of rows. The point of the table is to show recipe information of a system and I would like to make it more clear to a user when recipe information has been changed.
Example
+-----------+-------+-----+
| row names | Col A | Col |
+-----------+-------+-----+
| row1      |    10 |  20 |
| row2      |    14 |  20 |
+-----------+-------+-----+

The value of colA has changed so I would like to either change the cell color of row2,colA or change the font. To make it clear to a user what has changed.
I would want to do this dynamically for ever row. Basically compare to the row before and determine if I need to change colors of any of the cells.

A: Assuming you just mean you want to compare the previous row shown in the report then you can this is easily.
To recreate the exmaple, I used the following query in a dataset called DataSet1.
DECLARE @t TABLE(RowID int, ColA int, ColB int)

INSERT INTO @t VALUES
(1,10,20),
(2,14,20),
(3,14,20),
(4,15,21),
(5,15,22)

SELECT * FROM @t

I then created a simple table with the results sorted by RowID.
I then changed the BackgroundColor property of the cell containing [ColA] to the following expression.
=IIF(
    Fields!ColA.Value = Previous(Fields!ColA.Value)
        OR Fields!RowID.Value = MIN(Fields!RowID.Value, "DataSet1")
    , Nothing
    , "Khaki"
    )

I repeated this for Col B changing the field name as applicable.
The expression simply checks if the value is the same as the previous row. For the first row with will always be false so I put a check in to see if we are formatting the first row. So if either (a) we are on the first row or (b) the number is the same as the previous number in this column, then the background is set to Nothing (the default), if neither of the conditions are met we set the background to 'Khaki'.
The end result looks like this...

A: The another way would be modifying the .RDL file.The RDL file basically contains XML tags so if you open them in Notepad or Visual Studio using View Code .You will find a tag called BackgroundColor for each and every column .By giving the color code in the place of existing one will get you the desired color.you can design a custom color and use it in your report.

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Q: set up passwordless rsync with Strato Hidrive I want to set up a passwordless rsync with my strato hidrive. But I have 2 issues.
First issue is that my id_rsa.pub already exists because of git. Is that an issue?
Secondly I can't seem to run ssh-copy-id to my strato hidrive. This is the command i'm running:
ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub exo-l@rsync.hidrive.strato.com
It then returns:
shell access not allowed
Any ideas?

A: Apparently strato has an upload form for the SSH key under
Options->Account Manager->OpenSSH Key
I uploaded my key there

A: I'm not using Hidrive but the standard Strato webspace, but I think it is related, as I also get shell access not allowed when trying to use ssh-copy-id. Following this blog (German), the following seems to work:

*

*log into the server with ssh

*create directory .ssh

*use scp to copy ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to the file .ssh/authorized_keys.

If you use multiple (s)ftp accounts with different root directories, the procedure can be repeated by creating the .ssh directory in the respective root directory of the ftp account. (However you don't have a shell in those auxiliary ftp access points, so sftp works but rsync not).


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Q: How to do "group by" in mongoengine Suppose my Schema looks like so:
class User(Document):
  username = StringField()
  password = StringField()
  category = StringField()

Imagine we have these existing categories: "avengers", "justice-leaguers", "villains", and I want to perform a "group by" query for User.objects.all() so that I can get something like this:
[
 [<User: IronMan object>, <User: Thor object>, <User: Hulk object>],
 [<User: Superman object>,<User: Batman object>],
 [<User: Ultron object>, <User: Joker object>, <User: LexLuthor object>]
]

Or better yet:
{
 "avengers": [<User: IronMan object>, <User: Thor object>, <User: Hulk object>],
 "justice-leaguers": [<User: Superman object>,<User: Batman object>],
 "villains": [<User: Ultron object>, <User: Joker object>, <User: LexLuthor object>]
}

I looked into MongoEngine's docs and have yet to find anything helpful. Thanks guys!

A: Using the aggregation framework, you only need to $group documents by category:
db.User.aggregate([
  {
    $group: { _id: "$category", username: { $push: "$username" }}
  }
])

Using the $push aggregation function, you will build an array containing all the username sharing the same category.
Given you sample data:
> db.User.find({},{category:1,username:1,_id:0})
{ "category" : "avengers", "username" : "IronMan" }
{ "category" : "avengers", "username" : "Thor" }
{ "category" : "avengers", "username" : "Hulk" }
{ "category" : "justice-leagers", "username" : "Superman" }
{ "category" : "justice-leagers", "username" : "Batman" }
{ "category" : "villains", "username" : "Ultron" }
{ "category" : "villains", "username" : "Joker" }
{ "category" : "villains", "username" : "LexLuthor" }

This will produce:
{ "_id" : "villains", "username" : [ "Ultron", "Joker", "LexLuthor" ] }
{ "_id" : "justice-leagers", "username" : [ "Superman", "Batman" ] }
{ "_id" : "avengers", "username" : [ "IronMan", "Thor", "Hulk" ] }

A: Since the OP asked for mongoengine (and thats what I needed) here is an example of this using mongoengine:
categories = User.objects.aggregate([{
    '$group': { '_id': '$category', 'username': { '$push': '$username' }}
}])

This will return a pymongo command cursor iterator.
print list(categories)

Will return:
[{ "_id": "villains", "username": ["Ultron", "Joker", "LexLuthor"]},
 { "_id": "justice-leagers", "username": ["Superman", "Batman"]},
 { "_id": "avengers", "username": ["IronMan", "Thor", "Hulk"]}]


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The learning experience for students included seeing and discussing MoMA's art collection, as well as spending time in the Judson Dance exhibit, finding correlations between this historic postmodern dance movement and the work done in class at County Prep. In addition, students watched a performance by the Stephen Petronio Company who performed variations of Steve Paxton's choreography. One of Petronio's dancers, Bria Bacon, was part of the Fall CHIRP residency at County Prep. It was exciting for the students to connect with Bria there, and see a dancer from their community performing in such a prestigious venue. The day culminated with a discussion with Paxton himself, who generously took time to meet and talk with our students.
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The simple Japanese saying, "the nail that sticks out gets hammered down," speaks an uncountable number of words about Japanese society and education. After the war, remodeling the education system was an important goal of both the Japanese government and the Occupation government alike. The result was an education system that highly resembled the Japanese military pre-war: highly focused on organization, egalitarianism, and "morality" rather than cognitive skills. For the last half century these characteristics have been hotly debated as either key features to the success of Japan's economy or reasons for Japan's economic troubles in the last two decades. Either way, the debates on what direction the education system should go now reveal much about the perceptions of social mobility in Japan. That is, should Japan continue to be a fairly egalitarian system based on "groupism?" Or should it follow the United States and give up egalitarianism for fostering individuality and competition? In this thesis I explain some of the common ways that social mobility has been discussed and analyzed in Japan. Then I analyze arguably Japan's most prestigious university, Tokyo University, and see what it says about the Japanese education system and social mobility in Japan as a whole.


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Famous Men and Greenleaf Guides
Rob Shearer, Cyndy Shearer, and others
Greenleaf Press
Greenleaf Guide to Old Testament History
The Old Testament is the perfect place to start teaching history since it truly starts at the beginning. Many of us shy away from such a study because of the difficulties we might encounter, but the Shearer's have made it much easier with this Guide. It covers Genesis, Exodus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua, and most of Judges.
This Guide differs from the other Greenleaf Guides in that it is based upon Bible reading and discussion rather than readings from an assortment of books. (Either The Children's Bible Atlas or The Cultural Atlas of the Bible is recommended as a visual tool, but nothing else is necessary.)
We read through sections of Scripture with our children, then use the guide's questions to lead a discussion. The Shearers suggest using Charlotte Mason's "narration" technique where children relate back in their own words what has just been read. The questions generally focus on "who, what, where, when, why, and how" for historical understanding rather than as theology lessons.
Background information is included whenever it is useful. The Shearers also offer practical tips for dealing with the difficult passages like Tamar and Judah. You can tell from the suggestions that they have used all of this with their own family of seven children.
This is not like your typical Bible study material that uses stories or incidents to teach spiritual truths or doctrine. But even though that is not the primary focus, children will, indeed, learn foundational spiritual truths. Young children can easily answer most of the questions if they learn to listen carefully, but there are a few questions that will challenge older children to think more deeply. It should take a full school year to complete this book.
Famous Men of Greece, Famous Men of Rome, and Famous Men of the Middle Ages
Instead of reading dry textbooks, children can learn about ancient history through biographical sketches of influential figures in the Famous Men books. Stories often build one upon another in chronological order. The effect is like reading a storybook, although not quite as interesting.
The Famous Men books were originally written in the early 20th century. These editions have been edited and expanded particularly to add a biblical perspective. To accompany each Famous Men book we also have The Greenleaf Guide to Famous Men of Greece, The Greenleaf Guide to Famous Men of Rome, and The Greenleaf Guide to Famous Men of the Middle Ages.
These Guides turn the reading into limited unit studies with activities, discussion questions, geography (including map building projects), and vocabulary for each chapter of each book. Biblical standards are used as the measuring rod when discussing the lives of the famous men. Chronological summaries of people and events are at the end of each book. Project work is optional for the most part, with more emphasis on reading and discussion. Frequently, lessons refer to supplemental resources for further research and reading on Greece, Rome, or the Middle Ages (available individually or in Greenleaf packages).
Of particular note in the Greenleaf Guide to Famous Men of the Middle Ages are the "worldview" comparison charts. On one chart we compare creation and end of the world stories from Teutonic mythology and the Bible. Greek myths are compared against the other two belief systems as we consider characteristics of God and the gods, what they value, whom they honor, what they honor, and man's purpose for living. Another chart compares beliefs of Islam with Christianity. Discussion questions in all of the guides cover names, dates, and events, but they go much further than textbooks in dealing with character issues and Biblical principles.
Greenleaf makes all of this even easier to use with their Study Packages. The Ancient Greece Study Package includes Famous Men, The Greenleaf Guide, The Greeks (an Usborne book), and Children's Homer. The Ancient Rome Study Package includes Famous Men, The Greenleaf Guide, City, and The Romans (an Usborne book). The Middle Ages Study Package includes Famous Men, The Greenleaf Guide, Castle, Cathedral, and Cultural Atlas of the Middle Ages.
Famous Men of the Renaissance and Reformation and Famous Men of the 16th & 17th Century
Greenleaf also publishes Famous Men of the Renaissance and Reformation and Famous Men of the 16th & 17th Century by Rob Shearer. This Renaissance and Reformation book also has a companion Guide. In my opinion, these books are best suited to older students at junior and senior high level although Greenleaf Press recommends them in their sequence for students as young as sixth and seventh grades, respectively.
Renaissance and Reformation with its companion Guide might be used as a full year program by adding just a few supplemental books. (Greanleaf has sold a package with a few recommended books, but two items from that package seem to be out of print as of summer 2010.) I appreciate the unusual selection of biographies in this Famous Men book. We meet famous men like Petrarch, Leonardo da Vinci, Erasmus, and some of the standard Reformation leaders like Wycliffe, Luther, Zwingli, and Calvin. But we also encounter characters such as Lorenzo d' Medici, Cesare Borgia, Niccolo Machiavelli, Albrecht Durer, and representatives of the Anabaptist movement. The result is a richer picture of the period than we typically encounter. The perspective is strongly Protestant.
Famous Men of the 16th & 17th Century serves as a continuation of Famous Men of the Renaissance and Reformation with 28 biographies beginning with Catherine de' Medici, (born in 1519). Among other characters introduced in this book are Elizabeth I, Sir Francis Drake, Sir Walter Raleigh, William Shakespeare, Galileo, Cardinal Richelieu, Charles I, Oliver Cromwell, William Bradford, Blaise Pascal, Rembrandt, John Milton, William of orange, John Locke, and Johan Pachelbel, and Louis XIV. As you might have already noticed from the selection of biographies, Famous Men of the 16th & 17th Century also has a strong Protestant outlook. There is no study guide for this book. You might combine it with Genevieve Foster's book The World of Captain John Smith for more comprehensive coverage.
The Greenleaf materials more than adequately replace textbook material. The Famous Men books can be read to children at very young ages, but the actual studies are more suitable for middle to upper elementary grades. Even though the reading level is a little young, junior and senior high students can read the stories. Guide activities can be stretched to meet the needs of most learning levels, although the Middle Ages guide seems the easiest to use with older students.
The Greenleaf Guide to Ancient Egypt
This Greenleaf Guide differs from the Guides on Rome and Greece in that there is no Famous Men book to accompany it. Instead, it uses six other books and the Bible as resources. The books are Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt, Time-Traveller Book of Pharaohs and Pyramids, First Travellers: Deserts, Pyramid, Tut's Mummy...Lost and Found, and Mummies Made in Egypt. There are many hands-on activities along with vocabulary and discussion questions. The general tone of this guide is slightly younger than that of guides for Rome and Greece. Since Egypt figures in chronological order before the others, it makes sense to use this book and the Greenleaf Guide to Old Testament History as your starting points, then follow with Greece, then Rome and the Middle Ages. Study can be adapted for children as young as second-grade level, although it should be perfect for the middle elementary grades.
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Greenleaf Guide to Famous Men of Greece
Famous Men of the Renaissance & Reformation
Famous Men of the Middle Ages
Famous Men of Rome
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Greenleaf Guide to Ancient Egypt
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Yes, I know. Shameful that I repeat, third year in a row, the same ol' slogan. You have to give though, it kind of strikes a chord. Here's to much sparklin' & cracklin' this festive season, Happy Diwali!
I will be away for a better part of the summer gathering stories to share here on Cutting Loose. I might attempt to post now and then, but that may detract some from the pleasure of being on the road. You understand, right?
… to a smashing year ahead. Hope 2013 brings us all good health, much cheer and tremendous success. And, everything else in between!
Cutting Loose is, well, cutting loose for the summer. See you soon.
Wishing you all a multi-hued day and life ahead, cheers!
It is a crying shame that the one year I am offered a chance to be more than just an indifferent urban voter, or a curious onlooker at best, the Election Commission decides to step in. Divested of its customary adrenalin pulsating temper (high-energy buzz, high-decibel rallies, high-spirited meetings and high-horsepower cavalcades), thanks to the strictly enforced code of conduct on expenses, the elections were a rather tame affair for those looking in. A Herculean task for contestants, nevertheless!
Here's hoping life's gentle ebb and flow continues through to 2012. Cheers!
Here's to a cracker-free Diwali! (And the unabashed lifting of a slogan I may never have thought of …!) Wishing you all a sparkler of a day, cheers!


Human and social biology is a scientific subject that deals with dual concepts--human biology and society--which are inextricably connected. Human biology emphasizes the study of anatomy, including its organs, and systems, and the body's role in ensuring survival and preservation of the human species. At the same time, humans (classified by scientists as belonging to the animal kingdom) are social beings who relate with one another and live in communities, and whose biology is so linked with social functions, behaviors, and dispositions that it is impossible to ignore. Hence, the compounded subject, human and social biology, is studied.
Man's health (human biology) affects and effects change on society (social biology). Human and social biology scrutinizes the human body, disease, health, nature and the environment's influence on biology. For example, looking at the pulmonary system is intertwined with studying lung cancer, which is tied with the effect of smoking on the respiratory system.
The pioneer of human and social biology (HSB) is Edward Osbourne Wilson who initiated its study through his book, Sociobiology: The New Synthesis (1975). Based on the evolution theory, sociobiologists observe that man's natural tendencies are often hinged on his anatomical fixtures, which have evolved over the course of millions of years. Based on these observations, sociobiologists have compared animal's biology and society with man's. They have seen glaring associations that prove the universality of sociobiology.
Darwinian theories such as the continuation of the species, survival of the fittest, natural selection, and adaptation all harmonize with sociobiologists' conclusions. Physical growth and social development go in tandem with one another. As the body develops, social attitudes grow and mature for the purpose of sexual maturity, and ultimately reproduction, of the species. Sociobiologists rely heavily on genetic determinism, which states that man's body controls his social behaviors and decisions without consideration of the impact of mind and culture. Human and social biology also pays much attention to the development and transference of social characteristics via genetics.
Human and social biology has a curriculum promoted mainly by the British educational system where high school and college students can study the topic as an elective for CXC Exams or A-Level Exams. Human and social biology is incorporated into high school and college curriculum.
Human and social biology is useful for better understanding of science. Often science presents itself as an abstract field with no practical applications. Here, through the study of human and social biology, science enters the realm of social life and educates scientists, students, and casual observers alike.
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DTM Saturday as it happened - Sat 19 May 2012
Boston grabs Lotus Elise pole
19/05/2012 - DTM - Lotus Elise Trophy Qualifying - Rob Boston will start from pole position for the first Lotus Elise Trophy race of the DTM weekend.
Boston proved to be the class of the field as he set a blistering pace around the 1.2 mile Brands Hatch Indy circuit to grab pole. He was more than a second quicker than Andrew Bentley.
Lotus Elise Trophy Qualifying Top 6
1. Rob Boston 53.578s
2. Andrew Bentley +1.140s
3. Craig Denman +1.163s
4. Tom Roche, +1.185s
5. Adam Bewsey, +1.224s
6. Stephen Gugliemi +1.286s
Buri claims Formula Ford second race
19/05/2012 - DTM - Formula Ford Championship of Great Britain - Finland's Antti Buri made up for losing the lead in the yesterday's race by making a visit to the top step of the podium in race two.
Buri, driving for Jamun Racing, produced a solid drive to take the chequered flag from Luke Williams, who spun out of yesterday's race. Jake Cook winner of race one came home in third.
Formula Ford Championship of Great Britain Top 6
1. Antti Buri 23 laps
2. Luke Williams, +2.438s
3. Jake Cook, +3.063s
4. Julio Moreno, +17.387s
5. Fred Martin-Dye, +21.728s
6. Olly Rae + 1 lap
Victorious Vincent claims Euro Racecar honours
19/05/2012 - DTM - EuroRacecar Race 2 - Vincent Gonneau completed a lights-to-flag victory in the second round of the EuroRacecar NASCAR Touring Series.
Gonneau grabbed the lead from the start and never looked back as a strong field of 22 NASCARs entered Paddock Hill Bend for the first time. The Frenchman steadily increased his lead and crossed the finish line ahead of Phillipe Marie and Autosport journalist Ben Anderson, who produced an impressive drive through the pack.
EuroRacecar Race 2 Top 6
1. Vincent Gonneau 22 laps
2. Phillipe Marie, +4.742s
3. Ben Anderson, +10.441s
4. Martin Van Howe, +11.782s
5. Alain Grand, +12.320s
6. Adrano Medeiros, +15.605s
Jaafar holds on to take top step of the podium
19/05/2012 - DTM - Formula 3 Euro Series Race 2 - British F3 driver Jazeman Jaafar made the most of his Brands Hatch circuit knowledge to clinch victory in the second Formula 3 Euro Series encounter of the weekend.
Jaafar was pushed all the way by Sven Muller taking the chequered flag by just 0.392 seconds from Sven Muller with Pascal Wehrlein a further 4.8 seconds back in third.
Formula 3 Euro Series Top 6
1.Jazeman Jaafar 28 laps
2. Sven Muller +0.392s
3. Pascal Wehrlein, +4.847s
4. Michael Lewis, +8.828s
5. Feliz Rosenqvist +9.141s
6. Carlos Sainz +9.511s
Aussie Brabham takes Scirocco honours
19/05/2012 - DTM - Volkswagen Scirocco R Cup - David Brabham beat his British counterparts to take Legend honours in the VW Scirocco R-Cup race at Brands Hatch today, with Mark Blundell and Martin Donnelly claiming top ten places, whilst Damon Hill's comeback race ended in retirement.
Brabham made a good start to overtake Blundell on the line, whilst at the front Ola Nilsson got the jump on Jonas Giesler to claim the lead of the race. Meanwhile Donnelly set to work in the early laps, whilst Hill bided his time, losing a couple of places in the process.
Sadly Hill's dream comeback was not to be and his Scirocco retired to the pitlane at the end of lap 6, soon after a close encounter with his competitors at Druids. However despite the intervening years, he couldn't resist another go and headed out to rejoin the action a couple of laps down. Unfortunately the car was in no state to compete and he was soon back in.
"It's been really fun although I realised why I stopped racing," the 1996 Formula 1 World Champion quipped. "It surprised me how quick the others were, so perhaps it's best left to them!"
Brabham, meanwhile, had worked his way up to fifth, with Blundell seventh and Donnelly, in the wars, just about holding on to ninth place. This included an incredible display of car control at Clearways, when he was tipped into a lurid slide, yet lost little time.
With Donnelly and Blundell kept occupied by the opposition, it was left to Brabham to carry the torch for the Legends and he stalked fourth place man Moritz Oestreich. Coming through Surtees, he misjudged his moment and ran onto the grass, however only two-thirds of the race had been run, so there was still time for another assault.
Meanwhile Blundell had finally cleared Christofer Berckhan Ramirez and was after Brabham, to restore 'rat pack' honour. But with time now running out and only one boost left, it was a tall order. In the end the Australian beat his British rivals, with Nilsson taking the overall win from Giesler by less than three seconds. Jann-Hendrik Ubben and Oestreich made it an incredibly close contest at the front ahead of Brabham.
VW Scirocco R-Cup Race (Legends in bold)
1. Ola Nilsson, 25 Laps
2. Jonas Giesler, +2.8s
3. Jann-Hendrik Ubben, +3.5s
4. Moritz Oestreich, +3.7s
5. David Brabham, +5.8s
6. Mark Blundell, +10.0s
7. Christofer Berckhan Ramirez, +10.9s
8. Adam Gladysz, +12.1s
9. Jakub Litwin, +13.8s
10. Martin Donnelly, +14.8s
21. Perry McCarthy, +40.414
23. Julian Bailey, +50.665
DNF Damon Hill, 7 Laps
Cassidy and Randall do the busines in qualifying
19/05/2012 - DTM - Lotus Cup UK Qualifying - The Apex Tubulars Lotus Europa of Campbell Cassidy and Chris Randall topped the timesheets in qualifying for the hour long Lotus Cup UK race tomorrow.
The session proved to be incredibly tight with just 1.271 seconds covering the top six drivers, but it was the Europa of Cassidy and Randall which denied Hall from grabbing pole position.
DTM - Lotus Cup UK Qualifying Top 6
1.Cassidy/Randall 51.390s
2. Adrian Hall, +0.422s
3. Fenn/Fenn +0478s
4. McNeilly/Chong +1.022s
5. Mark Gooday, +1.257s
6. Capstick/Goff, +1.271s
Vilarino beats Thievin to chequered flag
19/05/2012 - DTM - EuroRacecar Race 1 - Spain's Ander Vilarino claimed the opening race of the EuroRacecar NASCAR Touring Series after a race long battle with France's Romain Thievin.
DTM - EuroRacecar Race 1 Top 6
1. Ander Vilarino 25 laps
2. Romain Thievin +1.744s
3. Javier Villa, +2.004s
4. James Winslow, +10.714s
5. Romain Ianetta, +18.654s
6. Antoine Lioen, +19.651s
Walker walks it
19/05/2012 - DTM - Volkswagen Racing Cup - James Walker converted his pole position into a race victory in the first of two Volkswagen Racing Cup races at Brands Hatch.
Walker held off a spirited challenge from Mike Neuhoff bu the Scirocco proved to be too strong for the chasing pack and Walker went on to record an impressive win. Keiran, the brother of BTCC driver Liam Griffin, claimed the final spot on the podium in third.
19/05.2012 - Volkswagen Racing Cup Top 6
1. James Walker, 23 laps
2. Mike Neuhoff, +4.174s
3. Keiran Griffin, +5.336s
4. Joe Fulbrook, +6.918s
5. Jamie Cartwirght, +8.205s
6. Shaun Hollamby, +13.223s
19/05/2012 - DTM - DTM Qualifying - Bromley driver Gary Paffett has delighted the home crowd at Brands Hatch by qualifying his Mercedes on pole position for tomorrow's DTM race at the Kent circuit. Christain Vietoris was a career best second with Bruno Spengler third and Mike Rockenfeller fourth.
In the first of four Formula 1-style elimination sessions, David Coulthard joined the action early to get as many laps of the circuit as possible in the 16-minutes available. However it was last year's polesitter, Mike Rockenfeller, that proved to be the initial pacesetter.
Last year's race winner Martin Tomczyk then went quickest for BMW, barely hundredths from the morning's best laptime. Gary Paffett then went second quickest, by a tenth, as both Susie Wolff and David Couthard sat in the danger zone.
Wolff picked up speed to sit just above the cut-off point but with five minutes left, the track began to fill up once more. Title challenger Jamie Green was by now third and looking safe, but the same couldn't be said of Priaulx, in 15th, whilst Wolff had been bumped back to 17th, the first of the eliminated runners.
Spengler and Farfus put BMW first and second, whilst Priaulx fought to retain his place in qualifying two. As time ran out, Robert Wickens, Ralf Schumacher, Dirk Werner, Coulthard, Wolff and Rahel Frey's positions at the back of the grid were set.
The next session would determine who would fight for the top ten. Tomczyk was again on the early pace, as was Farfus. Bruno Spengler was also making sure that BMW would be a threat this weekend, with a fine lap to place him second, temporarily at least. Meanwhile Paffett was leading the Mercedes contingent, with Rockenfeller doing the same for Audi.
Back in the dropzone, both Priaulx and Green had much to do in the final four minutes, indeed Green made sure his next lap counted and rocketed into fourth. Priaulx, however, was having to dig deep and needed to find a final tenth to book his place into qualifying three.
Ultimately, the Guernseyman would have to settle for a grid position of 14th, behind Edoardo Mortara, Miguel Molina and Joey Hand, whilst double champion Timo Scheider and Roberto Merhi were also out of the top ten session.
Session three would determine places five to ten on the grid, with the top four entering a one-lap shootout. The track was somewhat quiet in the early moments, with just Rockenfeller, Christian Vietoris and Green attempting laps, before Tomczyk and Filipe Albuquerque ventured onto the circuit.
Reigning champion Martin Tomczyk fell at the final hurdle despite setting the exact same time as fourth fastest Vietoris and qualified fifth by virtue of setting his time afterwards. Filipe Albuquerque qualified sixth with Adrien Tambay seventh, Mattias Ekstrom eighth, Augusto Farfus ninth and Jamie Green 10th. The fastest four drivers in the session were Rockenfeller, Paffett, Spengler and Vietoris, with the four incredibly separated by less than a tenth of a second.
The top four was decided by a dramatic one lap shoot out session. Christian Vietoris was the first man to set a time with a lap of 41.410s. Bruno Spengler's BMW then set out to beat that time and was narrowly slower by five thousandths of a second. Home hero Gary Paffett in his Mercedes was the penultimate runner to go out, and ran slightly wide at Paddock Hill Bend. Despite this he was fastest in all three sectors and went two tenths clear at the top with just Rockenfeller to go. His time wasn't good enough though, and set only the fourth fastest time, ensuring a dream pole position for Gary Paffett.
"It's incredible, it's great to be racing at Brands Hatch," a delighted Gary said. "It's a very challenging circuit, especially with family and friends here. It was an incredibly difficult session but after the first two races we were conscious of working on qualifying form - the team have done a great job and it's paid off. It's about getting the most out of the cars and tyres, so we've come here and focussed on qualifying. The shortness of the track makes every hundredth of a second count - the format is so difficult as you have to drive the perfect lap on all four sessions. I'm really happy - making qualifying four was an incredible performance, then I saw Christian's lap, so I hung it all out and I'm really happy!"
DTM Qualifying
1. Gary Paffett, GBR, HWA Mercedes, +41.266s
2. Christian Vietoris, GER, HWA Mercedes, +0.144s
3. Bruno Spengler, CAN, Schnitzer BMW, +0.196s
4. Mike Rockenfeller, GER, Phoenix Audi, +0.218s
5. Martin Tomczyk, GER, RMG BMW, 41.101s (Q3)
6. Filipe Albuquerque, POR, Rosberg Audi, 41.142s (Q3)
7. Adrien Tambay, FRA, Abt Audi, 41.156s (Q3)
8. Mattias Ekström, SWE, Abt Audi, 41.163s (Q3)
9. Augusto Farfus, BRA, RBM BMW, 41.172s (Q3)
10. Jamie Green, GBR, HWA Mercedes, +41.284s (Q3)
19/05/2012 - DTM- Volkswagen Scirocco R Cup Qualifying - Former F1 and Indycar driver Mark Blundell claimed the bragging rights from the 'Rat Pack Legends' in qualifying for the Volkswagen Scirocco R Cup while Jonas Giesler secured the outright pole position. F1 legend Damon Hill was 11th quickest overall.
Today's qualifying session took place in rather more clement conditions than the practice, with the series regulars needing to to adjust to Brands Hatch in fully dry conditions. In the end they didn't need to worry, and the Legends were unable to dominate the early running as they had in the wet.
With Damon Hill and Perry McCarthy sitting out the first few moments, regular racers Brabham and Blundell fared best until Donnelly hauled his car up to fifth place with twenty minutes of the half hour session remaining.
Meanwhile Hill was now getting into his stride and lapped within half a tenth of the Ulsterman, whilst Blundell pipped them both by a tenth. With five minutes left of the session, the Legends had all returned to the pits, leaving the Scirocco Cup title fighters to finalise the grid.
This left Jonas Giesler on pole position from title challenger Ola Nilsson, Moritz Oestreich and series leader Jann-Hendrik Ubben. Blundell was top Legend in fifth place, with Brabham seventh, Donnelly tenth and Hill eleventh.
However, the series rules have been tweaked over the winter and drivers gain more 'push-to-pass' boosts the further back they are on the grid. Combined with the Legend's racing experience, this should give them a great chance in this afternoon's race, which takes place at 15:45.
VW Scirocco R-Cup Qualifying (Legends in bold)
1. Jonas Giesler, 51.446
2. Ola Nilsson, +0.201s
3. Moritz Oestreich, +0.310s
4. Jann-Hendrik Ubben, +0.406s
5. Mark Blundell, +0.490s
6. Christofer Berckhan Ramirez, +0.528s
7. David Brabham, +0.567s
8. Adam Gladysz, +0.568s
9. Matthias Baurle, +0.591s
10. Martin Donnelly, +0.603s
11. Damon Hill, +0.647s
Marciello marches to victory at Brands
19/05/2012 - DTM - Formula 3 Euro Series - Pau Grand Prix winner Raffaele Marciello continued his run of good form by coming through a safety car interupted race to take a well earned victory.
Marciello made an impressive start and he stormed round the outside of polesitter Juncadella to grab the lead on the opening lap. A spin mid way through the race brought out the safety car which wiped out his advantage. However, the Prema Powerteam driver made no mistakes on the restart and guided the car home to the chequered flag in front of Juncadella and American Michael Lewis.
Formula 3 EuroSeries Race 1 Top 6
1. Raffaele Marciello 36 laps
2. Daniel Juncadella +1.420s
3. Michael Lewis +4.199s
4. Carlos Sainz Jr +5.166s
5. Pascal Wehrlein +6.067s
Farfus heads final DTM practice for BMW
19/05/2012 - DTM Free Practice 2 Part 2 - Augusto Farfus put BMW back to the top of the timesheets in the second DTM practice session today (Saturday), ahead of the crucial qualifying session for tomorrow's race. Audi's Mattias Ekstrom restored pride for the Ingolstadt marque, with Tomczyk's BMW heading the first Mercedes, of championship leader Gary Paffett.
The BMWs were first to get up to speed in the second part of the Saturday practice session, with Ralf Schumacher joining the party to trade times with Joey Hand. Augusto Farfus then topped the times, with a lap that was just a tenth off Paffett's earlier benchmark, as attention turned toward today's qualifying session. On the subject of Paffett, his initial efforts were spoiled by a trip across the grass at Surtees, which necessitated a quick clean-up in the garage.
With Farfus now under Paffett's time, Martin Tomczyk was keen to ensure his BMW team mates were not grabbing all of the attention from the reigning champion, and he took a further two tenths from the Brazilian.
With many drivers pitting mid-session once more, Audi's drivers came to the fore, with Mike Rockenfeller starring initially, however the Le Mans winner's time, good enough for second, was beaten by Filipe Albuquerque in the Team Rosberg A5, before Timo Scheider trumped both in the Abt machine. Tomczyk still remained a tenth ahead, though.
With two-thirds of the session done, Paffett finally got it together to head the table, by the slenderest of margins, however with a second covering 21 cars, it would be tough to beat and sure enough, attention turned back to the garages.
With many of BMW's drivers having dropped down the order, Farfus put the Munich marque back on top when the cars returned to the track. Paffett tried hard to reassert himself, as Miguel Molina ensured all three manufacturers were in the top three as the session entered its final five minutes - the last chance to set up the cars before qualifying.
Farfus pitted with a couple of minutes left, his morning's work done and with Paffett unable to respond, he too sat out the final laps, satisfied with his progress. The times were over half a second up on last year's cars. Gaining right at the end, however, was Mattias Ekstrom, second fastest on his last lap. Tomczyk too improved, leaving Paffett fourth, from Molina, Scheider and Mortara's Audis. Jamie Green ended the morning ninth, from Rockenfeller and Tambay - the large Audi presence in the top ten giving them hope for a good qualifying session, which starts at 12:40 today.
DTM Practice 2 part 2
1. Augusto Farfus, BRA, RBM BMW, 41.312s
2. Mattias Ekström, SWE, Abt Audi, +0.035s
3. Martin Tomczyk, GER, RMG BMW, +0.051s
4. Gary Paffett, GBR, HWA Mercedes, +0.074s
5. Miguel Molina, ESP, Phoenix Audi, +0.083s
6. Timo Scheider, GER, Abt Audi, +0.126s
7. Edoardo Mortara, ITA, Rosberg Audi, +0.135s
8. Jamie Green, GBR, HWA Mercedes, +0.164s
10. Adrien Tambay, FRA, Abt Audi, +0.221s
Home hero Paffett on top in DTM Saturday practice
19/05/2012 - DTM Free Practice 3 - Local hero Gary Paffett was fastest in the first part of DTM practice ahead of today's qualifying session. The championship leader headed Mercedes team mate Christian Vietoris, with Edoardo Mortara's Audi heading a resurgence for the Ingolstadt marque after a disappointing Friday.
The pitlane was a hive of activity during the opening moments of the session, with just the Audis of Adrien Tambay and Rahel Frey setting meaningful times, albeit two seconds slower than Friday's best. Paffett and Green were the first to get under 43 seconds and into yesterday's ballpark.
Next to go quickest was BMW's Augusto Farfus, with Paffett pushing the margin down to a tenth over 42 seconds. As with yesterday's sessions, there were lots of improvements throughout the field but little in the way of a threat to the headline time. As a result, many of the drivers retired to the pits for adjustments, leaving the remaining runners with a clear track.
During the brief lull in the session, Miguel Molina made the most of this rare opportunity to lap a clear track to post the first sub-42 second lap of the weekend. This gradually teased everyone out of their garages and initial attempts by Paffett yielded little, until late on when he lowered the bar to 41.680 seconds. Christian Vietoris also improved, and took second place by half a tenth.
By now the session was almost over and with most drivers back in the pitlane, Mercedes were 1-2 in the times, with Audi improving on yesterday's performance, the highest BMW Tomczyk in ninth. The second 45-minute session starts after a ten minute break.
1. Gary Paffett, GBR, HWA Mercedes, 41.680s
4. Ralf Schumacher, GER, HWA Mercedes, +0.151s
8. Filipe Albuquerque, POR, Rosberg Audi, +0.336s
10. Augusto Farfus, BRA, RBM BMW, +0.412s
19/05/2012 - The spectacular DTM German Touring Cars return to Brands Hatch this weekend (18-20 May) for the third round of the season with the world's fastest touring cars from Audi, BMW and Mercedes all looking for victory away from home soil.
Regulars Audi and Mercedes-Benz have sleek new coupés to replace the previous saloon racers and will be joined this year by series returnees BMW, for an intense battle between Germany's big three manufacturers. Britain's Gary Paffett leads the championship standings after taking a win and a second place from the first two rounds. But with BMW recording a win through Bruno Spengler and Audi on the attack the local man will come under severe pressure at Brands Hatch.
Former F1 drivers David Coulthard and Ralf Schumacher will be hoping to kick off their season and three time world touring car champion Andy Priaulx will be aiming to impress in front of his home crowd. For a full preview, please CLICK HERE.
Mclaren Formula One driver and 2009 F1 champion Jenson Button will also make a visit to Brands Hatch on Sunday where he will sign autographs, take part in a Q&A with Coulthard and drive a DTM taxi around the 1.2 mile circuit. For more information on the Jenson's appearance please CLICK HERE.
The Kent venue will also see 1996 F1 champion Damon Hill make his racing return in the Volkswagen Scirocco Cup along with Rat Pack members Perry McCarthy, Martin Donnelly, David Brabham, Julian Bailey and Mark Blundell. For more information on the Legends race, please CLICK HERE.
There will also be plenty of action from the F3 Euroseries, the NASCAR sanctioned Euroracer Series, MSVR's Lotus Cup UK, Lotus Elise Trophy and the Volkswagen Racing Cup.
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Vanessa Valdiglesias (La Coruña, 1980) es una bióloga española que investiga el campo de la Toxicología Genómica para conocer cómo afectan a nuestro organismo determinadas sustancias cotidianas, por lo que ha sido reconocida como Mejor Investigadora Joven de Europa por la Sociedad Europea de Genómica y Mutagénesis Ambiental.

Carrera científica
Valdiglesias estudió Biología en la Universidad de La Coruña. En 2008 gracias a su Tesis de Licenciatura obtuvo el premio de la Real Academia Gallega de Ciencias al Joven Investigador. En 2005 se incorporó al Departamento de Biología Celular y Molecular de la Universidad de La Coruña, se doctoró por la misma universidad recibiendo el Premio Extraordinario. Completó su formación en diferentes centros de investigación como la Universidad de Bradford (Reino Unido), el Instituto Nacional de Salud (Portugal) o el Instituto Científico de Hospitalización de Asistencia (Italia).

Su trabajo investigador comenzó con el estudio de los efectos del vertido de fuel del Prestige en las células y genómica de los seres humanos. Actualmente su grupo de investigación estudia los posibles impactos que puede tener en la salud el uso de nanomateriales que se utilizan en agricultura, medicina o cósmetica. Concretamente, se trata de conocer cómo alteran al material genético sustancias a las que el ser humano está expuesto en su vida cotidiana. La aplicación de su trabajo tiene gran importancia en la prevención de riesgos laborales, ya que conocer el comportamiento y efecto de sustancias ayuda a elaborar guías de prevención de impactos en salud. También es fundamental su trabajo ya que muchas sustancias son puestas en el mercado sin haber comprobado previamente su toxicidad.

A lo largo de su carrera ha recibido distintos premios y galardones por su trayectoria científica entre los que destacan el Premio Promoción de Jóvenes Investigadores de la Real Academia Gallega de Ciencias 2008, el Premio al Mejor Investigador Joven de Europa de la Sociedad Europea de Genómica y Mutagénesis Ambiental 2015, por el que fue reconocida por el periódico El Correo como una de las diez personas con menos de 35 años más influyentes de España en 2015,  el Premio Gallega Destacada 2016 y, recientemente, el premio Europeo Investigador Emergente en el Campo del Envejecimiento 2019, además de los premios a trabajos de investigación Dolores Trigo (2013) y Real Academia Gallega de Ciencias (2015). En su carrera investigadora ha publicado más 70 publicaciones, participado en diferentes congresos y un libro sobre la Terapia Génica.

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Biólogos de España del siglo XXI
Científicas de España del siglo XXI
Nacidos en La Coruña


I have had cervical stenosis with myelomalacia. MRI report says six syrinx (surgeon could only find 4) and they are all located at the level (C56) of where the stenosis is worst. They are very small( 4mm or less, except one). Over last two months things have gotten really worsened for me. I m preparing for ACDF surgery which does not touch the syrinx but open the spinal canal.
I am wondering the prognosis for someone in my case. Is ACDF to open the canal the best treatment. Are the spine surgeons (like folks who do the ACDF surgery) experts in syringomelia? According to them the surgery can stop myelomalacia. Is it the same after the syrinx has formed? OR its worse? I have numbness and tingling in my lower body. It used to be in the legs. Then in the thigh. Then button. Now its on my stomach and lower back. It feels like I am getting numb.
Last edited by Sukhre; 03-28-2017 at 07:51 PM.
Sukhre , I had almost the same situation . The surgeons very much should know about your Syrnix . In my case they fixed the stenosis and drained syrnix at the same time . This should fix any additional new trouble you have . My syrnix was at contusion site also , usually is . Good Luck !
My surgeon is recommending only ACDF (Did you do laminectomy or laminoplasty?(. They say that the syrinx is drained from behind opening the dura, which they are not recommending. Did you go to a special surgeon? Was your syrinx at cervical? Was it larger than 1 cm?
I had a Laminectomy . I did have a special surgeon , Dr Falchi at Craig hospital in Denver . Yes mine is at c-6 , c-7 level . So I was very scared . Do not remember the length but I know it was larger than 1 .
Your might be 1 cm,mine is 4 mm (the longest). I have seen neuro and spine surgeons and none mentioned anything about the draining. Almost everyone recommended ACDF or something similar (disc). Not sure whether the ACDF is the best solution. It seems that stopping the compression is long due and it would not hurt.


The winter in the middle of Germany wasn't good at all – snowy days were grey – sunny days were without snow. Just a small couple of good days. I'm happy that I took vacation on of these good days and did a tour the snowy Sauerland on the "Kahler Asten" mountain during beautiful winter conditions.
This photo was taken during a great golden sunset with some beautiful soft sunlight.
Autumn. Tirol. by Maxim K.


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Saint joseph doughnuts
The doughnuts of St. Joseph are a typical, traditional Italian dessert: some argue that these delicacies celebrate the life of St. Joseph, and that that is why we make them for Father's Day on March 19. Other hypotheses suggest they were invented in Naples, and in fact the first written recipe dates back to 1837 in the discussion of Neapolitan cuisine by Ippolito Cavalcanti. In Neapolitan tradition there are two variants: fried and baked. In both cases, the doughnuts have a circular base of choux pastry (i.e. the dough used for cream puffs) with a central hole, are garnished with a pastry 'custard' and decorated with some tasty amarena cherry jam and sprinkled with powdered sugar. You must give this recipe a go on Father's Day - and also at other times of the year: the doughnuts will surprise you with their deliciousness and attractiveness as long as you make them carefully.
water 500 millilitres
Italian 00 flour 400 grams White
eggs 8 units For the doughnuts
butter 50 grams
egg yolks 3 egg yolks for the 'crema'
sugar 3 tablespoons of sugar
potato starch 3 level tablespoons of potato cornflour
milk 500 millilitres
amarena cherries For decoration
Semolina macaroni
Olives Bella from Cerignola
"Crudaiola" artichokes hearts
Capocollo from Martina Franca
Star-shaped Illumination
Prepare the 'crema': get all the ingredients together: 3 eggs (only the yolks), 3 tablespoons sugar, 3 tablespoons of cornflour, 500 grams of milk. Mix the egg yolks and sugar together well in a bowl until smooth. Add the sifted cornflour and blend in well to obtain a smooth mixture. Pour in the milk little by little, stirring constantly. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Turn off the heat and allow it to cool, preferably in a glass bowl covered in cling film to avoid the development of a skin. Preparation of the doughnuts (choux pastry): 400 g of flour, 500 g of water, salt, 7-8 eggs (depending on size), 50 g of butter; add the water, a pinch of salt and butter to a saucepan. Heat until the butter melts completely, during which time the water should come to the boil. Remove from the heat and add the flour in one go. Mix thoroughly. Put back on the heat and stir until the mixture forms a ball that comes off the sides. Cool the mixture and add one egg at a time. After adding each egg mix strongly: the mixture will tend to fall apart as you see in the picture, but once absorbed each egg it will reform and eventually look like a type of thick custard. Transfer the mixture into a pastry bag, fitted with a star nozzle. Line a baking tray with parchment paper and squeeze the dough from the pastry bag to get the doughnuts, making a circle for each one. Give the doughnuts plenty of space because they will tend to grow during cooking. Bake in oven for at least 20 minutes at 190 °C. Once cooled garnish with the custard. Serve your doughnuts decorated with sour cherry and a dusting of powdered sugar.
To get the right shape of a the classic doughnut equip yourself with a star nozzle and piping bag. It's easy to buy a disposable bag of this kind, convenient for this purpose. In this recipe the pastry bag will also be useful to garnish the doughnut with crema at the end. The visual effect will be wonderful your guests will be amazed by the beauty of this enjoyable confection. Garnish your doughnuts just before serving so that they remain as crisp as when just cooked. Take care to cool the custard in a glass bowl with cling film so as not to develop an unpleasant skin.
To garnish the doughnuts it is common to use sour cherries or the jam which derives from it. The Amareno cherry comes from the Middle East, is said to have been brought by a Roman general, Luccullo. Amareno cherries are widely used in the culinary field, and are rich in vitamins C and B. It's also interesting to note that the stems of the fruits, when dried, are used as potent diuretics and treatment for cystitis.
Ingredients for the custard
Put the egg yolks and sugar in a saucepan
Blend well to form a smooth consistency
Add the sifted cornflour
Mix very carefully to obtain a blend free of lumps
Slowly pour in the milk stirring continually
Bring to the boil, stirring continually. Take of the heat and leave to cool, preferably in a glass bowl covered with cling film to avoid the formation of skin
Prepare all the ingredients: 400g flour, 500g of water, fine salt, 7-8 eggs (depending on their size), 50g butter
Put the water, a pinch of salt and the butter. Heat until the butter melts completely, during which time the water should come to the boil.
Take off the heat and then add all the flour in one go. Mix vigorously
Put back over a moderate heat and mix until the dough comes away from the sides of the pan
Cool the mixture and add one egg at a time. After adding each egg mix strongly: the mixture will tend to fall apart as you see in the picture, but once absorbed each egg it will reform and eventually look like a type of custard.
Transfer the mixture into a pastry bag, fitted with a star nozzle.
Line a baking tray with parchment paper and squeeze the dough from the pastry bag to get the doughnuts, making a circle for each one. Give the doughnuts plenty of space because they will tend to grow during cooking.
Bake in the oven at 190°C for at least 20 minutes
The doughnuts are cooked: leave to cool
Once cooled, garnish with the custard
Serve your doughnuts decorated with sour cherries and a sprinkling of icing sugar
Honey and ginger cake
Steamed fennel
Rose cake


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Stadion Vladimíra Dostála – stadion piłkarski w Ołomuńcu (w dzielnicy Holice), w Czechach. Został wybudowany w latach 1956–1959. Może pomieścić 2900 widzów, z czego 2600 miejsc jest siedzących. Swoje spotkania rozgrywają na nim piłkarze klubu 1. HFK Olomouc.

Stadion w Holicach (dawniej samodzielna miejscowość, obecnie część Ołomuńca) został wybudowany w latach 1956–1959. W 1985 roku obiekt przeszedł remont. W latach 2000–2003 przeprowadzono gruntowną modernizację stadionu, w ramach przeprowadzonych prac wybudowano m.in. nowe, zadaszone trybuny wzdłuż boiska, po obu jego stronach. W 2006 roku wybudowano także trybunę za bramką od strony południowej. W latach 2000–2009 (z przerwą w sezonie 2004/2005) grający na obiekcie piłkarze 1. HFK Olomouc występowali w II lidze. Od 1 lipca 2019 roku stadion nosi imię Vladimíra Dostála, prezesa 1. HFK Olomouc w czasach największych sukcesów klubu.

Przypisy

Sport w Ołomuńcu
Stadiony piłkarskie w Czechach


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