The charity Findacure recently organised a Rare Disease Showcase in Cambridge, and I attended as a representative of Pseudomyxoma Survivor. My only slight problem was that my badge simply said 'Pseudomyxoma Survivor' so I had to keep explaining that I actually represented an organisation and wasn't there as a lone survivor of a rare disease!
Findacure is a UK charity founded in 2012 in Cambridge, building the rare diseases community to drive research and development treatments. Their aim is to empower patient groups and to promote collaboration between rare disease stakeholders. They provided some interesting statistics. There are 7,000 rare diseases affecting 350 million people worldwide, but only around 400 of these have licensed treatments. In the UK approximately 3.5 million people live with a rare disease. A rare disease is defined by the EU as affecting fewer than 1 in 2,000 people (so I think we qualify!). The Showcase consisted of six lightning talks limited to five minutes each, with time in between for networking and refreshments.
Dr Rick Thompson, CEO of Findacure, provided a brief introduction to the charity and highlighted the importance of collaboration within the rare disease community. Patient groups, pharma, academia, clinicians, biotechs, consultancies and support services all have a vital role to play in improving patient care, and the rare disease field is far better served when all interest groups communicate and work together.
The first attendee speaker was an NIHR Clinical Lecturer at the University of Cambridge who focused on his work in inflammatory bone diseases, in particular, SAPHO and CNO/CRMO.
The next two (joint) speakers, Janet Bloor and Shelley Simmonds were from Action Duchenne. They are both parents of boys with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, one of the boys is four and has presented with the disease differently from all other known cases of DMD. As a result, he is considered rare even within rare and has been enrolled in the 100,000 Genomes Project. His mother is a keen advocate and fundraiser, not only for Duchenne but for all rare diseases, and stressed the message that it's not just about her son anymore – it's about ensuring progress for the whole community. You can listen to their presentation here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rH5NJvIPvKw.
The next speaker was a representative from Costello Medical Consulting who spoke about the challenges of collecting evidence in rare diseases, and how to overcome them. As is common in rare diseases, small disease populations mean the amount of data available for a condition is often limited, meaning conventional methods of data collection don't always work. One of the key issues she highlighted was that there is an urgent need for accelerated processes in rare diseases – collecting data and analysing it as quickly as possible.
The next speaker was amazing. At the age of two, he was incorrectly diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and, following two years of genetic testing at Addenbrookes Hospital, was eventually diagnosed with Occipital Horn Syndrome at the end of last year. Occipital Horn Syndrome is incredibly rare, with only 20 known cases in the world, and to date, he is the only known patient in the UK. Makes PMP look commonplace! He provided an overview of Occipital Horn Syndrome, and the impact it has had on his life, including over 70 operations, continuous physical therapies, and having to leave his dream job. Among other activities, he currently works as a volunteer at Cambridge Rare Disease Network.
A frequent concern amongst rare disease patients is accessing treatments for their conditions, particularly when there is a drug available which has not yet been approved in the UK. This was addressed by the Global Business Development Manager at Mawdsley-Brooks, the penultimate presenter. He talked us through the guidance given to physicians when prescribing medicines, including licensed medicines, off label medicines, and named patient programmes. Under a named patient programme, a physician can request access to a medicine, on behalf of a patient, or group of patients, for a drug that has yet to be approved in their country of origin. Programmes like these are vital for rare disease patients, which, if approved, can allow them access to potentially lifesaving treatments.
The final talk came from a coordinator at the Imagine-ID study. She highlighted how intellectual disability is a common outcome amongst those with a rare mutation, but finding out the commonality for families affected by these conditions remains a challenge. As rare diseases most frequently affect children, Imagine-ID are working with parents to collect data, and have already recruited over 1,600 patients and parents for their study.
All very informative and in many cases moving. I had an interesting talk with someone who has set up a support group for the condition his son suffers from. He has benefited a great deal from the peer mentoring scheme offered by Findacure. This provides small patient groups with expert mentors in a year-long partnership to build the capacity of the mentee's organisation. I wonder if this might be something that our organisation could consider applying for in the future, but perhaps we are too established (and successful).
I also discovered that there is a fairly new charity established in Cambridge. The Cambridge Rare Disease Network is working to build a regional community of people in Cambridgeshire to address the unmet needs of rare disease patients, their families and the professionals who work with them.
They do this through community activities, awareness raising events and closer collaborations with scientists and researchers developing new treatments. Cambridge, of course, has a huge biomedical research capacity which facilitates this kind of co-operation.
Findacure are holding another Rare Disease Showcase in Newcastle, a daylong event to celebrate and highlight rare disease projects taking place in Newcastle and the North East. The showcase will take place on Tuesday 31st October, from 10:00 to 16:30 at the Centre for Life, Newcastle. The day will feature talks on the latest developments taking place in the rare disease community and include an afternoon networking session where delegates can propose their own five-minute lightning talk. Maybe one of our members from the north east might be interested in attending?
I had an operation for Pseudomyxoma Peritoni 13 years ago aged 70. It was something I had never heard of and have still never met anybody that has had it.
My consultant at Basingstoke was wonderful and I still know he is there if I need him.
Congratulations on having surgery 13 years ago at 70!


Rassids is a Shia feudal theocracy located in Southern Arabia near Yemen. It has a core on Aden and it has Yemeni culture, enabling the formation of Yemen (as they would go on to do historically) and, if very sucessful, Arabia.
The Rassid state has national ideas focusing on a strong military, featuring a 10% morale boost, 10% infantry combat ability and -15% shock damage received On top of that, it follows the Zaidi school of Islam, further improving their damage mitigation to a whopping -25% shock damage received. In addition, their economic prowess is not to be underestimated, with three rather good Ideas for trading.
Being a Yemeni culture nation, Rassids can form Yemen - if Yemen has ceased to exist - for a quick injection of prestige and permanent claims around southern Arabia. They're also given the option to change to Yemeni ideas, but this is not recommended, since Rassid ideas are generally considered superior. Comparatively, Rassids have a much stronger and larger army, while the Yemeni set has a better economy and diplomacy.
Rassids, theoretically, start in a difficult position, being Shia in a Sunni ocean. Most of its neighbors will be hostile from the beginning, including the Rasulids in Yemen, who control far more profitable provinces than yours, notably Mokha. The Mamluks will soon gain permanent claims on the entire region through their missions, and, to top it off, you're faced with a rebellion from the get-go of pretender rebels to drain your manpower.
However, not all is lost. First and foremost, the pretenders can be allowed to win for a bloodless start. The ruler they support has random stats, so it is possible to keep restarting until the pretender is very skilled (perhaps even a perfect 6/6/6 ruler). Second, Rassids are a military beast. From the very beggining, they'll have equal or more manpower than the larger neighbors, and their infantry combat ability idea grants them a good early edge to stack up with the religious school. Third, due to being Shia, allying the Mushasha might prove prossible in some games, granting a decently-sized ally to defend the player. Scholars of the Jafari school of Islam can be employed if an alliance is struck with Ardabil, Shirvan or Mazandaran, for yet another military boon of +10% shock damage dealt. If impossible, the Ismaili school can be chosen from a neighbor. Couple that with a combat-based advisor (+5% Discipline or +10% Morale), and Rassids starts with one of the best armies possible. If the pretender trick is used, an early military technology 4 can be used to further pronounce this edge over the player's neighbors. While the Mamluks is definetely a no-go this early, all of the Rassids' neighbors can be easily crushed in a one-to-one ratio, perhaps even as much as a one-to-two.
Using that strength, the player should attempt to consolidate in the region in whatever way possible. Making temporary allies and offer them land to take some pressure away from the player's manpower, while not actually giving them any land, is a valid strategy - when the alliance is broken, the player can then attack their old "friend". Be aggressive, and try to consolidate yourself into being much stronger than all of the minors nearby. If diplomats are free, improving relations with the Mamluks to prevent a potential disastrous coalition (or, mayhaps, even ally them) will give the Rassids breathing room to let their manpower cycle come through, the Aggressive Expansion lower, and the economy flow faster with every unlocked idea.
It is important to note that, as a Feudal Theocracy, the Rassids have several massive advantages. There is the obvious one in the claims from sanctioning holy war, but the other abilities shine just as much. In southern Arabia, it will take a while for institutions to spread. Using the diplomatic ability of Feudal Theocracies (Invite Minorities from Abroad) together with the Edict to encourage development, the Rassids can stack up modifiers to spawn the institution in their own lands through development. Some other easy to reach modifiers are state prosperity and the Centers of Trade of the Gulf of Aden trade node.
Once the player has united the general vicinity of Yemen, the Rassids are free to do as they please. Feudal Theocracy and their crazy military/economic ideas enable them to play tall during their AE/Manpower cycles without stopping their growth too much. The normal expansion route is to push eastwards towards Oman/ Hormuz. Alternatively, moving into the Horn of Africa might be easy if the local alliances are not too unfavorable, albeit watch out for Ethiopia and their considerable starting size and lust for provinces within their culture group (as an Empire, they are automatically accepted for Ethiopia). After a lot of growing, the player can then go for the wealthy lands of Egypt, exploiting mamluk weakness while they are at war with the Ottomans or just overpowering them with a better army.
Recommended idea sets include Defensive to further improve Rassid fort defense and morale, while granting them better handling of attrition (reducing that which they receive and increasing that which they inflict) in the wild deserts of Arabia, as well as Economic, since it goes well with the Rassids' goods production and the Mokha province, while also granting another -20% development cost - a massive monarch points saver for institution spawning. Trade will provide more money than Economic, albeit will take longer to show that advantage, does not make development cheaper, and lacks the powerful policies that Economic brings to the table.
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title: How To - Make the Keyman icon visible
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If the Keyman icon is not on the Windows Taskbar near the clock, click
the arrow or triangle near the clock:

-   You will see a collection of icons. If the Keyman icon
    (![](../desktop_images/icon-keyman.png)) is not in this collection,
    Keyman is not running.

-   If the Keyman icon is in this collection, you can optionally
    move it permanently to the Windows Taskbar, to make it more
    easily accessible. However, Keyman will run correctly even if
    the icon is left in this collection.

## Move the icon with the mouse

You can move the Keyman icon simply by dragging it down to the Taskbar
notification area with your mouse.

## Move the icon using Windows Settings

Here's how to make the change with Windows Settings:

-   On Windows 10

    1.  Right-click on the Windows Taskbar.
        ![](../desktop_images/win10-taskbar1.png)
    2.  Select 'Taskbar settings'.
    3.  Under 'Notification area', click on 'Select which icons
        appear on the taskbar'
        ![](../desktop_images/win10-taskbar2.png)
    4.  From the toggle button beside 'Keyman
        Engine x86', click to turn it on.
        ![](../desktop_images/win10-taskbar3.png)
    5.  The Keyman icon will now always appear in the Windows
        Taskbar near the clock, if Keyman is on.
    6.  Continue on to [Step 5](../start/tutorial#step-5-) of this guide.

-   On Windows 8:

    1.  Right-click on the Windows Taskbar.
        ![](../desktop_images/win8-taskbar1.png)
    2.  Select 'Properties'.
    3.  Next to 'Notification area', click Customize….
        ![](../desktop_images/win8-taskbar2.png)
    4.  From the dropdown menu beside 'Keyman
        Engine x86', select 'Show icon and notifications'.
        ![](../desktop_images/win8-taskbar3.png)
    5.  Click OK to apply changes. The Keyman icon will now always
        appear in the Windows Taskbar near the clock, if Keyman is
        on.
    6.  Continue on to [Step 5](../start/tutorial#step-5-) of this guide.

-   On Windows 7:

    1.  Open the Windows Start menu.
    2.  In the search field, type and enter: Notification Area Icons
    3.  From the dropdown menu beside Keyman
        Engine x86, select 'Show icon and notifications'.
        ![](../desktop_images/7-taskbar.png)
    4.  Click OK to apply changes. The Keyman icon will now always
        appear in the Windows Taskbar near the clock, if Keyman is
        on.
    5.  Continue on to [Step 5](../start/tutorial#step-5-) of this guide.

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Keyword And Phrases: Smith-Waterman (SW), Multiple-Instruction, Multiple-Data (MIMD), Single Instruction, Multiple Data (SIMD), Smith-Waterman algorithm (SW), Diagonal Parallel Sequencing and Alignment Approach (DPSAA).
Ananth Prabhu G 1, Dr. Ganesh Aithal - Automatic Parallelization for Parallel Architectures Using Smith Waterman Algorithm-Literature Review - published at: "International Journal of Engineering Inventions, Volume 3, Issue 9, April 2014 Edition".
Keywords: CAE, Topology Optimization, Sub-modeling, Product Design, Cost saving.
Pushpendra Bodkhe, Abhishek Jain- Design and Development of Stamping Bracket of Snowmobile Using Computer Aided Engineering - published at: "International Journal of Engineering Inventions, Volume 3, Issue 9, April 2014 Edition".
Abstract: Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) are applications that collect data from a system in order to automate the monitoring and controlling of its activities. Several industrial fields such as, electric utilities, water supplies and buildings' facilities have already adopted SCADA systems to increase the efficiency and reduce cost. However, the IT community is concerned about the level of security that any applied SCADA system provides. This paper concentrates on the major security threats encountered in SCADA systems. In addition, it discusses a new proposed methodology in order to increase the system security with minimal impact on efficiency. The proposed scheme provides several security services which are mutual authentication, confidentiality, data integrity and accountability.
Keywords: SCADA · Smart grid · Security · Mutual authentication.
Durgesh Pandey , Upendra Singh, Sharmendra Shukla- Utilization of Encryption for Security in SCADA Networks - published at: "International Journal of Engineering Inventions, Volume 3, Issue 9, April 2014 Edition".
Keywords: Data Warehouse, DM Models, E-R Models, flat schema, star schema, fact constellation schema, galaxy schema, snowflake schema.
Geetika Saxena, Bharat Bhushan Agarwal- Data Warehouse Designing: Dimensional Modelling and E-R Modelling - published at: "International Journal of Engineering Inventions, Volume 3, Issue 9, April 2014 Edition".
Abstract: The complex-structured boron doped amorphous carbon were prepared from natural hydrocarbon palm oil precursor deposited by negative bias substrate voltage of 0 V and -20 V are presented. Field-emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM) revealed the carbon films were very complex-structured. The open circuit voltage (Voc), current density (Jsc), fill factor (FF) and efficiency (η) of Au/a-C:B/n-Si/Au heterojunction solar cell device at 0 V were approximately 254 mV, 0.2324 mA/cm2, 0.241, and 0.0141%, respectively. Meanwhile, the Voc, Jsc, FF and η of Au/a-C:B/n-Si/Au heterojunction solar cell device at -20 V were 426 mV, 5.351mA/cm2, 0.243, and 0.553%, respectively. The results showed the precursor palm oil and negative substrate DC bias of -20 V can be used as an alternative precursor and technique for fabricated heterojunction solar cell device.
Keywords: Amorphous carbon, palm-oil, negative bias, boron, pyrolysis- CVD, solar cel.
A. Ishak, M. Rusop- Structural Properties Of P-Type Boron Doped Carbon Film From Hydrocarbon Palm Oil For Photovoltaic Heterojunction Solar Cell Device - published at: "International Journal of Engineering Inventions, Volume 3, Issue 9, April 2014 Edition".
Keywords: Green computing, EPEAT, Recycling, E-waste, Energy star.
Amritpal Kaur- Green Computing: Emerging Trends in Information and Communication Technology - published at: "International Journal of Engineering Inventions, Volume 3, Issue 9, April 2014 Edition".
Abstract: The present study analyzes the steady boundary layer slip flow of magneto-nanofluid due to an exponentially permeable stretching sheet with heat generation/absorption. In this paper, the effects of Brownian motion and thermophoresis on heat transfer and nanoparticle volume friction are considered. Using shooting technique along with fourth-order Runge-Kutta method the transformed equations are solved. The study reveals that the governing parameters, namely, the magnetic parameter, wall mass suction parameter, Prandtl number, the Lewis number, slip parameter, heat generation/absorption parameter, Brownian motion parameter, and thermophoresis parameter, have major effects on the flow field, the heat transfer, and the nanoparticle volume fraction as well as skin friction, local Nusselt number and local Sherwood number has been discussed in detail.
Keywords: MHD, nanoparticle, slip flow, heat transfer, heat generation/absorption.
Thommaandru RangaRao, Kotha Gangadhar, B.Hema Sundar Raju, M. Venkata Subba Rao- Slip Flow and Magneto-NANOFLUID over an Exponentially Stretching Permeable Sheet with Heat Generation/Absorption - published at: "International Journal of Engineering Inventions, Volume 3, Issue 9, April 2014 Edition".


Weekly green news roundup from across different media networks for week 44 (between Oct 26 to Nov 1) 2015.
A new study on air pollution in Delhi by a team of researchers led by the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom has found the city suffers from a "toxic blend of geography, growth, poor energy sources and unfavourable weather that boosts its dangerously high levels of air pollution".
Trucks entering Delhi from neighbouring states will have to pay Rs700-Rs1,300 each as pollution tax from November 1 as the Supreme Court today rejected a plea for postponing its introduction by a month.
The National Green Tribunal today left it to the Delhi High Court to resolve the deadlock between the AAP government and civic bodies on the issue of garbage dumping on the streets of the city due to the ongoing sanitation workers strike.
The Delhi government today decided to get the capital's first-ever tree census done by a "third party", essentially an NGO, to arrive at a factual figure of the number of trees in the city.
Two days after the National Green Tribunal and the Delhi high court took serious note of the sanitation crisis in the city, the East Corporation on Friday began its work to clear the mess.
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation , which is adding 135.1 km to its existing network under phase-III, is planning a construction and demolition waste recycling plant.
The Delhi government is all set to take some lessons from Stockholm city.
A multi-department committee set up to examine ways of using recycled construction and demolition waste products has recommended that all future government constructions work use at least 2-5% C&D waste products as part of building material.
With the Yamuna at risk of encroachments despite several court orders, environmentalists now fear that the last green patch of the flood plain on the west bank of the river may be subject to illegal use.
The National Green Tribunal has pulled up Public Works Department for chopping 40 trees for widening of a road at Rao Tula Ram Marg here and summoned its senior officials warning them that they may have to pay for transplantation of remaining trees.
A team of students from IP University, led by a professor from the university's School of Environmental Management have discovered a new species of spider in Delhi's Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary.
Proof that winter has arrived lies not just in the nippy mornings but in the sights and sounds of a variety of migratory birds that flock to the NCR every year.
Are some residents of Delhi and Gurgaon drinking toxic water?
Industrialists of the city have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against the Delhi government's directive of levying pollution entry tax of Rs 700 per entry on commercial vehicles carrying industrial goods via Delhi come Nov 1.
The ozone hole over Antarctica expanded this month to one of the largest sizes on record due to unusually cold temperatures in the stratosphere, which could lead to more harmful ultraviolet rays reaching the Earth, according to NASA.


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In Quito, I'm staying at the Lonely Planet's author's choice, the Secret Garden. It's pretty cool. Comfortable beds, a nice view of the city, Internet. They serve dinner and on Fridays and Saturdays there's an all-you-can-drink happy hour from 6 to 8. In fact, that's about to start any moment now :).
Last night I went out with Felipe in Mariscal Sucre, the bar district. Today I walked around the same place and the old town. I climbed up the Cathedral tower where I managed to locate the terrace from our hostel and take a photo of it. Tonight I'm going to go out again to Mariscal with more people from the hostel.
Ecuador uses US money so it I don't have to worry about changing my money or doing conversions in my head. Changing money in Colombia was a big ordeal. Even when I changed just $60 they copied my passport, made me fill out a form with my address, and took my right index finger print. I guess it's a method to track all those cash businesses that Colombia is so famous for.


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Chelsea vs Villarreal: Confirmed lineups for UEFA Super Cup 2021
Bolavip US 8/11/2021 RichardTovar
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There is nothing else to win in Europe, only the UEFA Super Cup 2021. Chelsea take on Villarreal to play for the last title and return home. But one of them returns home empty-handed. Anyway, both teams had great seasons.
Chelsea are crafty for all games, they will use the same squad that won the 2020 UEFA Champions League against Manchester City. Thomas Tuchel knows that a defeat in Europe would be fatal for him and the team. It is not time for experiments and he knows it. After all, Tuchel and his team won against Sevilla, Porto, Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid to reach the Champions League final.
The Villarreal side also suffered for the UEFA Europa League. Obviously and with all due respect, they do not have the same budget as the English team to buy expensive players. But with the squad that Emery has it was enough to win against Red Bull Salzburg, Dynamo Kiev, Zagreb and Arsenal to reach the final and win against Manchester United in penalties shootout.
Chelsea's confirmed starting XI lineup for the game
© Provided by Bolavip US Inglés Chelsea 2020 Champions League Winners. (Getty)
For this game there will be no big differences between the 11 players who won the UEFA Champions League and those who play in the Premier League. Tuchel wants to avoid making any unnecessary changes before playing against Villarreal.
The bad news for Chelsea's lineup is that Lukaku will not play as a new player for the team against Villarreal. So far the most probable starting XI of the Chelsea team for the UEFA Super Cup 2021 will be: Mendy (GK), Zouma (DF), Rudiger (DF), Chalobah (DF); Hudson-Odoi (MF-DF), Kovacic (MF), Kante (MF), Alonso (MF) with special focus on the attack by Ziyech, Timo Werner and Havertz.
Villarreal's confirmed starting XI lineup for the game
© Provided by Bolavip US Inglés Emery and Villarreal players enjor their Europa League title (Getty).
Emery wants to avoid going through the same suffering from the UEFA Europa League final when they had to go through a long road of 21 penalties against Manchester United. In that game the Villarreal wasted several golden opportunities to score a goal in the regular time.
For now there are no reports of extraordinary changes in the starting XI of the Villarreal for this game against Chelsea. The Europa League formula should work for the UEFA Super Cup 2021 with: Asenjo (GK); Foyth (DF), Albiol (DF), Pau Torres (DF), Pedraza (DF); Yeremi (MF), Capoue (MF), Trigueros (MF), Alberto Moreno (MF); Gerard Moreno (F) y Dia (F).
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Best analysis I've seen of WTF happened last fall on the internet by creator of /r/Pizzagate, fuckcensorship. Posted in Whatever but then realized this is actually, unlike most of my other links/posts (sorry), directly pizza related.
Yep, does a number on MSM's claim that pizzagate is simply right wingers claiming podesta and hillary run a child trafficking store out of a pizza shop.


Who are you, and what words best describe you?
When people are called upon to describe themselves, it often causes them to hesitate. The most familiar scenario whereby you will be asked to describe yourself is in a job interview, but there are other occasions, such as writing a resume, or joining a club or online community whereby self-description is part of the process.
Take this challenge to self-describe! Do some mediation and reflection. Then grab a pad of paper and pen, or a keyboard and start writing. Write down as many adjectives of yourself as possible. The words that you apply to yourself can either be empowering or they can weaken you. It is common to be reluctant to use terms that are too positive, in the misguided belief that this appears vain or arrogant. Nothing can be further from the truth. Being able to describe yourself positively yourself is part of a healthy and vital self-image. Truthful use of positive adjectives to describe yourself builds confidence and self-awareness.
To help yourself along, google "best/positive adjectives to describe yourself", or "most powerful adjectives for your resume/job interview". You will find certainly find the words you have already written down. Do they really apply? Make sure you know their meanings! You will also find a plethora of new words that will enhance your self-image and build your vocabulary.
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National Gallery of Modern Art, Delhi
by Team ACF July 8, 2016
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The idea of a national art gallery to germinate and bear fruit was first mooted in 1949. It was nurtured carefully by Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru and Maulana Azad, sensitive bureaucrats like Humayun Kabir and an active art community. Vice-president Dr S Radhakrishanan formally inaugurated the NGMA in the presence of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and artists and art lovers of the city on March 29, 1954. The choice of Jaipur House, one of the premier edifices of Lutyens Delhi, signified the envisaged high profile of the institution.
Jaipur House, India Gate
Email: ngma.delhi@gmail.com
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Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya
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Click Art Museum, Chennai
Govt Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh
Museum on a Remote Japanese Island
Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art , New York


Whether you're travelling by train, car, or bus, getting to the show couldn't be easier. If you're travelling from further afield, Birmingham Airport is just a two minutes shuttle ride away from the NEC.
The Photography Show is just a 5 minutes walk from Birmingham International station. Birmingham International is 10 minutes from Birmingham New Street. London is only 90 minutes away and trains also run direct to many regional towns and cities. Visitors to The Photography Show are eligible for a 20% discount off Virgin Train tickets when booked direct (applies to Virgin West Coast routes and includes journeys from London Euston). The discount will be available for tickets booked after 1 January 2019.
It's really easy to get to the NEC from the M6, M1, M40 and M42. The NEC has its own car parks, including a disabled parking area. Follow the signs when you arrive at the NEC for car parks that are open for The Photography Show. Parking is £12 per day if booked in advance (£16 on the day). For Sat Nav, type in the postcode B40 1NT for directions. Please note: The show organisers do not have control over the cost of parking. Why not car share? If you belong to a camera club, organisation or institution, or if you're travelling down with friends, save money by travelling in a group.
Local buses depart regularly from Birmingham city centre. The 900 service runs every 15 mins during the day and takes approximately 30 mins. The 97 service operates every 30 mins, 24hrs a day and takes approximately 45 mins. If you're travelling from further afield, National Express operates frequent, convenient low-cost travel. Buy your ticket online, phone 08705 808080* or visit your National Express agent.
The NEC is located just minutes away from Birmingham Airport (BHX) which makes it very handy for anyone visiting from overseas as well as those on domestic flights! Once you arrive at the airport there is a free and fast Air-Rail Link to Birmingham International station. The Air-Rail Link leaves from the upper level of Terminal 1 between 05.15 and 02:00 taking just 90 seconds to reach its destination.


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Q: BNC to 6.35mm Headphone jack wiring Right now I am using KiCAD to try make a 6.35mm Headphone jack to BNC converter and am confused as to how to wire rn, tn and sn.
What do they do? This is my current KiCAD schematic.

A: The xN pins are switches that get activated by inserting the plug into the connector:
https://www.digikey.com/en/articles/techzone/2019/may/a-deep-dive-into-audio-jack-switches-and-configurations

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Mike loves the Buffalo Bills and we are sure that you are going to love his wings! Take the time to steam the wings before you bake them makes them crispy but succulent.
Place a 6-quart saucepan with a steamer basket and one inch of water in the bottom over high heat. Cover and bring to a boil. Place wings in steamer basket, cover, reduce the heat to medium and steam for 10 minutes. Remove wings, pat dry and place into baking sheet. Refrigerate for at least an hour. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Line a baking pan with parchment paper and add wings. Roast on the middle rack for 20 minutes. Turn the wings over and cook for another twenty minutes or until meat is cooked through and the skin is golden brown. While the chicken is roasting, melt the butter and put into a large bowl with garlic and hot wing sauce. Add cooked chicken wings and coat with sauce. Bake wings for another 15-20 minutes until warm. Serve with carrots and celery and your favourite blue cheese dip!


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