It appears that the iPhone 5 has a slight issue with its display, as one of our readers reports that his freshly unboxed new toy has a noticeable yellow tint to it. Could this be another "-gate" issue much like Antennagate on iPhone 4? Or is it an issue that will fix itself with the passage of time? Check out all the details after the jump.
We searched online on Apple Support communities and found other users reporting the same issue.
If you closely followed the release of older iOS devices, you'll know that yellow-ey displays are a recurring phenomenon. The iPhone 3G had it, so did the iPad 2, and even the iPhone 4S. It's not a new thing at all. The reason behind this is the glue beneath the display which hasn't fully dried yet; giving off yellow tint.
Thankfully, this isn't a permanent issue. Time, being the best healer there is, will solve this issue as the glue dries out. It can take a few days, or maybe a couple of weeks at max for the yellow tint to disappear.
If however, your tint doesn't go anywhere after this period of time, you are recommended to take your iPhone 5 to your local Apple Store and ask for a replacement.
The iPhone 5 units here at Redmond Pie don't have such an issue. Perhaps our units had more time in Apple's secret vault to have their glue dried out.
Bottom line: don't worry about the yellow display. It'll go away soon enough. If it doesn't, just get it replaced since your phone is in warranty.
Speaking of warranties, we saw the photos of the world's first jailbroken iPhone 5 yesterday. We have no details about how chpwn achieved the jailbreak or its stability and, consequently, how far away from public release it is. It look several months for the iPhone 4S to be publicly jailbroken, so we expect a similar amount of time for the iPhone 5 jailbreak.


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Teaching Cambodian youth to code
\ Video \ Teaching Cambodian youth to code
January 30, 2016 June 1, 2021
At InSTEDD iLab Southeast Asia, "building local capacity is a crucial part of everything we do." In October 2015, in collaboration with UNESCO Cambodia, we launched YouthMobile, a program to train university students how to build mobile applications.
In less than a week of open call for applications, we selected 20 out of 80 submitted applications. This showed a high enthusiasm among the young population who want to participate in the program to increase their technical capacity in mobile application.
The training program provided students a working space with trainers and mentors as well arrangement that enabling student to learn more about social challenges from social workers. So that so that they can learn coding mobile apps with focus on social issues they want to solve.
These sessions prepared the students to identify challenges, ideate, and develop mobile apps.
Participants started their first couple of weeks to get more exposure to social challenges and come up with challenges they want to take on. Before starting with what mobile apps to develop, the participants attended talk sessions shared by social experts:
Mr. Chhay Sophal, a former journalist, book author and Access to Information Program Manager with UNESCO
Mrs. Chor Chanthyda, a Senior Researcher at Cambodian Center for Human Rights
Mr. Be Chantra, BarCamp Phnom Penh organizer
Sok Channy, a 23-years-old fourth-year student at Royal University of Phnom Penh, said of the YouthMobile training program: "I learn about prototyping, which is something new to me. I also enjoy working as a team to build a mobile app to make it easier finding civil society organisations in Cambodia."
"Next thing is I really want to make an app that has not been available yet, but very useful."
Pitch session
This is one of the most exciting sessions of this training program. Each student came up with a challenge. They also propose a mobile application solution by stressing why it's so important before their peer. Not all proposed solutions go through for implementation, though. At the end of this pitching hour, at least four mobile app solutions were voted to go through. Trainees, whose voted app solution as a project, will lead their small team to carry it out as part of their learning to code and assignment to complete by the end of the training project, which is the end of December 2015.
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Handlebarjs
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For 10 intensive weeks, the participants worked as teams on the pitched projects. With each project, there is a team lead. Each team member was responsible for their tasks and deliverables within the timeline. While teaching them technical coding skills, Mrs. Lim Mouyleng, the iLab's core trainer, helped guide them the steps to complete their projects.
After spending hours and hours on coding came the achievement. The four teams have the opportunity before a group of judges to present the final products of their work, which will be made available for both iOS and Android devices.
Built as open source projects, the source codes of these apps are available on GitHub:
Scholarship by universities in Phnom Penh
Road traffic app: Information on traffic law, traffic sign, traffic license, and emergency contact list
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The InSTEDD iLab Southeast Asia's trainer Mouyleng Lim said "I hope the YouthMobile students will continue to develop mobile apps that help solve social issues."
Mobile application demonstration session
To conclude the training, four teams demonstrated their apps to three judges as well as an invited group of public audience.
A tweet remark from Channe:
Proud of students who r part of 3 months #YouthMobile program created mobile apps address social issues. Big thanks to #Unesco KH & @iLabSEA
— Channe Suy Lan (@s_channe) January 6, 2016
Speaking after the demo, Anne Lemaistre, the UNESCO Representative in Cambodia, said of the YouthMobile project that "the goal is to give the young people, and with particular focus on young women, the possibility to develop their capacity and skills in computer science to be able to find solutions for their community, family, and society by themselves. And we at UNESCO believe the young people have the future in their hands and the solutions."
"I'm extremely happy and proud of the result. And I really want to congratulate the InSTEDD iLab Southeast Asia."
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It was than James Boyd got up in hast, An to his merry men a' spak he; . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


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When a TV show deals with the risks of nuclear storage, it can tip an already unstable political balance.
New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson wanted to make sure his constituents didn't worry about how real the April 3 episode of NBC's popular drama, "The West Wing," might appear to be. He told citizens that the fiery crash of a truck carrying spent nuclear fuel rods was "completely fictional." Nevada's emergency responders, he said in a press release, "are trained to deal with any possible problems."
Governor Johnson found himself straddling a strange line between TV fiction and real-life fact. The nation's ongoing battles about what to do with nuclear waste are more amazing than anything fiction could produce.
Power companies once promised that nuclear power would be too cheap to meter and that they could reprocess used fuel. In fact, nuclear power never became cheap and the reprocessing industry never became cost effective. Used fuel rods piled up in temporary underwater pools near their reactors. They have to be put somewhere, since they remain dangerously radioactive for at least 10,000 years. Storage pools are short-term solutions at best.
Years ago, the federal government promised to put the fuel rods into a permanent storage facility in a stable underground geological formation. For federal scientists, the ideal answer seemed to be Yucca Mountain, Nevada, a desolate ridge at the edge of the federal atomic weapons test site. But after 20 years of study and $7 billion of research, the Yucca Mountain facility has yet to open. The fuel rods are piling up at more than 100 facilities around the country, and power companies are worried about what to do with them.
The longer scientists looked at Yucca Mountain, the less sure they became about how well it would work. The area suffered an earthquake in 1992, and the region has a history of volcanoes. Water could seep into the storage area and corrode the casks.
As the science has become more uncertain, the politics have become clearer. Nevada has the usual two senators but only two members in the House of Representatives--and there are 433 other representatives who don't want the fuel rods in their states. The act Congress passed to place the waste at Yucca allows Nevada's governor to veto the plan. Not surprisingly, Governor Kenny Guinn did do so. Congress can override the veto, and it's likely that it will do so.
When the nation's founders wrote the Constitution back in 1787, they worried that larger, more populous states could gang up on smaller ones. They never anticipated issues such as nuclear-waste storage, yet they'd certainly recognize the battles.
For Nevada's campaign to stop Yucca Mountain, the "West Wing" episode was a godsend. The state launched a media campaign pointing out that the plan would require thousands of waste shipments through 43 states and suggesting that the "West Wing" accident scenario could be repeated hundreds of times.
Those worries strengthened the hand of Democratic Whip Harry Reid, who has led the campaign among Democrats to stop Yucca Mountain. Reid had surrendered his chairmanship of the Senate environment committee to Senator Jim Jeffords when Jeffords left the Republican Party. That cemented the Democrats' takeover of the Senate. Reid's colleagues had a hard time rejecting his case against Yucca Mountain after his sacrifice turned so many Democrats into committee chairmen.
Congressional Republicans faced their own dilemma. President Bush had joined them in supporting the Yucca plan. But that meant going against Republican Governor Guinn and jeopardizing key Republican members of Congress in a year when every seat counts toward control of the Senate and House.
Nevada officials recruited two former White House chiefs of staff: Kenneth Duberstein from the Reagan administration and John Podesta from the Clinton team. The nuclear industry signed up the chief of staff for the first Bush administration, John Sununu, and former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro. With former Clinton press secretary Dee Dee Myers writing the "West Wing" episode, it was an all-star cast.
Beyond the TV sets and ad campaigns, however, lay deeper issues. Homeland security analysts worried about the risk of leaving the spent fuel at nuclear power plants. The containment buildings at these sites have been hardened to reduce the odds of radiation leaking in case of an accident or a plane crash, but the underwater storage pools contain highly reactive materials in unreinforced buildings. For terrorists tempted to create a "dirty bomb," the spent fuel rods offer a tempting target.
Science simply can't answer, with any reasonable certainty, how well the Yucca Mountain facility would perform for thousands of years or how much real risk we face in transporting spent fuel to it. We have to put this stuff somewhere, but the process comes with huge uncertainties. Some of them are concentrated on a small number of citizens for a long time. Many of us will share other risks for a shorter time.
In the end, the scientific quandaries boil down to governance puzzles. They frame problems more intensely than any TV show.


Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences of Tunis – Tunisia.
It has been a challenge for financial economists to explain some stylized facts observed on securities markets, among them, high levels of trading volume. The most prominent explanation of excess volume is overconfidence. High market returns make investors overconfident and as a consequence, these investors trade more subsequently. Otherwise, excess volume can also be explained by disposition effect describing the tendency to sell stocks that have appreciated in price, but not those that have depreciated in price.The aim of our paper is to study the impact of the phenomenon of overconfidence and the disposition effect on the trading volume and their role in the formation of the excess volume on the Chinese stock market. We find a strong evidence of the overconfidence hypothesis. Besides, we show no evidence of the disposition effect on individual securities.


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From Utopia to Florence: The Story of a Transcendentalist Community in Northampton, Mass.
By Alice Eaton McBee, Vera Brown Holmes, Hans Kohn
This record of the development of a New England town is essentially the story of the Northampton Association of Education and Industry. It concerns an experiment in socialistic living which flourished during the decade 1840-1850 which saw men seeking to ward off the chill of materialistic society by turning their backs upon it and avidly warming themselves at the fires of transcendentalism and Fourierism. Three other Communities in Massachusetts found their source in this same movement, and their names have a more familiar ring: Brook Farm which brings to mind George Ripley, Channing, Margaret Fuller, John Dwight, and a score of other Bostonian intellectuals; Fruitlands, the half mad, half pathetic venture of Lane and Bronson Alcott; and Hopedale which, under the guidance of Adin Ballou, sought to spread the gospel of Practical Christianity. They are all gone now. Brook Farm is an orphanage; Fruitlands forms part of a tourists' mecca; and Hopedale is a sleepy crossroads. Their memory has been kept alive primarily through the reflected glory of their satellites. The Northampton Association has achieved a different immortality. For from this middle-class group, with strong convictions but without particular talents or distinction, developed a thriving industrial town where the Association itself is all but forgotten but where its spirit of religious tolerance and racial brotherhood survives.
The original records--personal and documentary--of the other societies have been carefully preserved by those interested in the sociological aspect of the experiments as well as those seeking biographical material about their famous members. Unfortunately this has not been so in the case of the Northampton Association. The Associationists themselves contributed in large part to their own obscurity, leaving behind them regretably few memorials either in writing or in legend, and their immediate descendants have been singularly careless of their fame. The official records of the Community consisted of a Journal, Letter Book, Secretary's Book and Account Book which were preserved until 1895. Then, after having been examined and discussed in part by Olive Rumsey in an article in the New England Magazine for that year, and more fully treated by Charles A. Sheffeld in his privately printed History of Florence, they disappeared. Every effort to rediscover them has proven fruitless and it seems almost certain that they, like so many historical documents before them, were classified as "rubbish cluttering up the attic" by some unthinking housewife, and vanished in the zeal of a New England housecleaning.
The members of the Northampton Association were for the most part industrious and hard working people concerned with the homely day-to-day tasks that had to be done. But in facing the stern realities of making a . . .
Publisher: Smith College
Place of publication: Northampton, MA
Alice Eaton McBee
Vera Brown Holmes
Hans Kohn
Northampton Association Of Education And Industry
Florence (Mass.)
Table of Contents v
Preface ix
Chapter I- In the Beginning 1
Chapter II- Not Quite Utopia 14
Chapter III- Exit the Community 41
Chapter IV- Enter Florence 67
Bibliography 75
About the Author 79
Statement of Purpose 81
Letters from an American Utopia: The Stetson Family and the Northampton Association, 1843-1847 By Christopher Clark; Kerry W. Buckley University of Massachusetts Press, 2004
The Communitarian Moment: The Radical Challenge of the Northampton Association By Christopher Clark Cornell University Press, 1995
Florence Nightingale's Theology: Essays, Letters and Journal Notes By Florence Nightingale; Lynn McDonald Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2002
Belting, Hans. Florence and Baghdad, Renaissance Art and Arab Science By Armstrong, Reed The Review of Metaphysics, Vol. 67, No. 1, September 2013
Northampton Silk Threads: The Asia Connection By Senechal, Marjorie Sherer, Stan Historical Journal of Massachusetts, Vol. 42, No. 1, Winter 2014
Printing a Mediterranean World: Florence, Constantinople, and the Renaissance of Geography By Popper, Nicholas The Geographical Review, Vol. 104, No. 2, April 2014
From Star to Team Player: How Jerry Florence Made the Switch from General Motors to Nissan By Shakespeare, Tonia Black Enterprise, Vol. 26, No. 6, January 1996
Biden Denied Communion at Mass in South Carolina By National Catholic Reporter, Vol. 56, No. 3, November 15, 2019
Warfighters to the Rescue By Williams, Kari VFW Magazine, Vol. 105, No. 7, April 2018
Florence Doucette By Bangor Daily News (Bangor, ME), August 30, 2012
Florence Doucette By Bangor Daily News (Bangor, ME), September 2, 2012
FREE! Ferrara-Florence, Council of The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed., 2018
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Tigers ABC to Z: D is for Deano, Dodge & derbies
Our Tigers ABC to Z series returns today with a focus on the letter D.D is for Deano "Deano, Deano, Deano." The refrain from around the ground was as much a part of matchdays at Welford Road as a pie and a pint and usually signalled that the Leicester Tigers pack was on top. And at the heart of it was the iconic No8 Dean Richards. Deano, as he was known to players and supporters alike, scored 105 tries in 314 appearances for the Tigers, invariably with his socks down by his ankles and his shirt untucked. He won the inaugural league title with Tigers in 1988 and was a champion again in 1995. He captained Tigers from 1990-91 and again from 1993-97 and supporters voted him the No8 in the Walk of Legends. Deano was capped 48 times by England, winning the Grand Slam in 1991, 1992 and 1995, and the Five Nations in 1996, and played at the World Cups of 1987, 1991 and 1995. He toured Australia in 1989 and New Zealand in 1993 with the British & Irish Lions. After retirement, Deano was appointed Tigers director of rugby in 1998. Under him, Leicester won four successive Premiership titles (1999-2002) and two European Cups. D is for Death or Glory Boys Leicester Football Club's original nickname was the Death or Glory Boys. The new Tigers History Book documents that the club initially played in black, when the team had the Death or Glory Boys moniker, before changing to "a chocolate and yellow confection which is, almost certainly, the origin of their famous nickname, Tigers". D is for derby day Derby days against Northampton are often the first game that supporters look for when the fixtures are released. And after meetings in the Premiership semi-finals and final over the last few years, plus the 2012 LV= Cup Final, the games are getting even bigger. Indeed, last season's sold-out LV= Cup clash at Welford Road set a record pool stage attendance for the competition. Tigers have played 234 games against Northampton, more times than any other opposition, with Leicester winning 130 of the meetings and drawing 20. Third on that list are Coventry, the two teams having met 206 times with Tigers winning 100 and drawing 19. A new derby was added to the fixture list last season when Wasps relocated to Coventry. And Tigers took the honours on their first visit to the Ricoh Arena, despite playing the whole of the second half with 14 men following Seremaia Bai's red card, winning 26-21. Head over to the Tigers Facebook page and tell us about your favourite derby game. D is for Dodge One of only five players to make more than 400 appearances for the club, Paul Dodge's 437 games, including six domestic Cup Finals, put him fifth on the all-time Tigers list. He became the youngest player to receive his club tie for 20 first-team appearances aged 17 years and 304 days, and at 17 years and 206 days became the youngest post-War try-scorer when he scored against Mountain Ash. Dodge formed a celebrated partnership with Clive Woodward and captained Tigers when they won the league in 1988. In all he scored 93 tries for the club, plus 33 conversions, 40 penalties and three drop goals. Dodge was capped 32 times by England, a then record for a centre, helping them to win the 1980 Grand Slam and captaining his country for the 1985 Five Nations and summer tour to New Zealand. He was also capped twice by the Lions on their South Africa tour in 1980. Now the Tigers President, Dodge's family connection to the club continued through his sons Alex and Oliver, who have both represented Leicester at first-team level. And Tigers supporter Helen Brown admitted on the club Facebook page that "his legs were the reason I started supporting Tigers all those years ago!" D is for Droglites An anagram of Old Tigers, the Droglites is the Leicester Tigers association of past players. Commonly known as the Drogs, the former Tigers players hold charity events and functions, and occasionally lace up a pair of boots again for another last hurrah! And the Drogs have a public bar in the Goldsmiths Stand in which old players are often to be found on home matchdays and which gets taken over once a year for their annual reunion. Click here for more on the Droglites D is for drop goals There can have been few more important drop goals in Tigers' history than the one landed by Andy Goode to win the 2008 Premiership semi-final against Gloucester at Kingsholm. Trailing by two points with the clock ticking past 80 minutes fly-half Goode's kick secured a 26-25 win and a place in the final. Gloucester were again on the receiving end of a drop goal special when Geordan Murphy landed one from inside his own half in a 24-10 win over the then league leaders in March 2009 at Welford Road. Murphy famously described his last-minute drop goal against Saracens as "a dying duck". Unbeaten at home for 16 months, Murphy's kick, which followed phase after phase after phase, gave Leicester a 20-19 victory. Watch it again by clicking here. One of the most famous drop goals that Welford Road has witnessed came from Dusty Hare, whose kick from inside his own half helped the Midlands to a celebrated 19-13 win over the All Blacks in November 1983. Les Cusworth's 96 drop goals stands as a club record ahead of Jez Harris (70) and his four against Liverpool St Helens in 1989 in the most in a game by a player. Harris holds the record for most drop goals in a season with 14 in the 1993/94 and the 1994/95 campaigns. Gelu Ignat, for Romania in 1990, Rob Andrew for Wasps in 1995 and Brock James for Clermont in 2009 hold the record for the most drop goals against Tigers with three. Neil Back is the only forward in England's history to score a drop goal. The Tigers back rower landed his kick against Italy in the 59-12 Six Nations victory in Rome in 2000.


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Unsealing the Book of Daniel unveils over 2600 years of prophecy. It explains things about prophesy that no other book in existence ever has. The book makes use of original images to convey and unveil the meaning of the visions in this great book of the Bible. In Unsealing the Book of Daniel we explore the predictions of Jesus in the pit of death, 8 world empires, the destruction of the World Trade Center, and the meaning of human existence as we approach the END of days.
Unsealing the Book of Daniel unveils over 2600 years of prophecy. It explains things about prophesy that no other book in existence ever has. The book makes use of original images to convey and unveil the meaning of the visions in this great book of the Bible. In Unsealing the Book of Daniel we explore the predictions of Jesus in the pit of death, 8 world empires, the destruction of the World Trade Center, and the meaning of human existence as we approach the END of days. The Book of Daniel will amaze you by explaining 2600 years of human kingdoms and rule before they came into being. Daniel received his first vision in Babylonian captivity in 604 BC. Find out what Daniel reveals about the beginning of the END Times and the coming world kingdom of Antichrist. In the end Christ will rule the world in peace.
I have loved the Bible from an early age. I speak to the L_rd, and the L_rd speaks with me. When I was in high school G_d gave me disturbing visions of the future. I have the ability to see and hear things that most people don't; I have seen things many would rather not know about. I have kept many of these things to myself or close friends until now. I was born in New England the third child in a family of seven children. My wife and I have three children. I enjoy mountain biking and kayaking in the outdoors of Maine with my family. I am a singer songwriter. My original songs tell meaningful stories with acoustic beauty.


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Below the area that displays the frames you will see text messages with information relative to the current state of the window. For example in the figure above, that text indicates that all the frames that were acquired are being displayed. After you start and stop a preview, the text will indicate that the tool is ready to acquire data.
During an acquisition, a running timer appears under the display area that indicates the actual time of the frame acquisition.
The Image Acquisition Toolbox™ Preview window and the Preview window that is built into the Image Acquisition Tool now support the display of up to 16-bit image data. The Preview window was designed to only show 8-bit data, but many cameras return 10-, 12-, 14-, or 16-bit data. The Preview window display now supports these higher bit-depth cameras.
Select the device and format in the Hardware Browser.
Click the Start Preview button to test your device.
If necessary, adjust the device to achieve the desired image.
Set the Frames Per Trigger on the General tab and the Number of Triggers on the Triggering tab, to set the total number of frames for the acquisition.
Set any other acquisition parameters to adjust the quality of the image or other acquisition factors.
You are now ready to start the acquisition.
Select the device and format in the Hardware Browser. The Hardware Browser shows the image acquisition devices currently connected to your system. If the device you want to use is not connected to your system, plug it in and then select Tools > Refresh Image Acquisition Hardware to display the new device in the Hardware Browser.
The nodes listed under the device name are the formats the device supports. They may correspond to the different resolutions and color spaces that your device supports, or to different video standards or camera configurations. This information comes from your device adaptor. Select the format you want to use.
See Selecting Your Device in Image Acquisition Tool for more information about devices and formats.
Use the Preview feature to test and set up your device by clicking the Start Preview button. If necessary, physically adjust the device to achieve the desired image area, or use the Region of Interest tab of the Acquisition Parameters pane to constrain the image.
See Previewing Data for more information on previewing.
Set the Frames Per Trigger on the General tab and the Number of Triggers on the Triggering tab, to set the total number of frames for the acquisition, if you did not do so while previewing.
For example, if you set Frames Per Trigger to 4 and Number of Triggers to 2, the total number of frames acquired will be 8.
If you just want a snapshot of one frame, leave the default settings of 1 in both fields. If you want a specific number of frames, use the fields to set it.
Alternatively, you can set the tool to acquire continuously and use the buttons in the Preview window to manually start and stop the acquisition.
Set any necessary acquisition parameters if you did not do so while previewing. See Setting Acquisition Parameters in Image Acquisition Tool for more information.
Choose your log mode, which determines where the acquisition data is stored.
On the Logging tab, use the Log To field to choose to log to memory, disk, or both. Disk logging results in a saved VideoWriter file. If you choose memory logging, you can export your data after the acquisition using the Export Data button on the Preview window.
For more information about logging, see Logging Your Data.
Start the acquisition by clicking the Start Acquisition button.
If you set Trigger Type (on the Triggering tab) to Immediate, the tool will immediately start logging data.
If you set Trigger Type to Manual, click the Trigger button when you want to start logging data. For more information about manual triggering, see Setting Up Triggering.
If you set Frames Per Trigger (on the General tab) to 1 or any other number, your acquisition will stop when that number of frames is reached.
If you set Frames Per Trigger to infinite, click the Stop Acquisition button to stop the acquisition.
Note that you can also click Stop Acquisition to abort an acquisition if the number of frames was specified.
When the acquisition stops, if you logged to memory or disk and memory, the Preview window will display all or some of the frames of the acquisition. The window can show up to nine frames. If you acquire more than nine frames, it will display frames at an even interval based on the total number of frames. The montage of nine frames are indexed linearly from the acquired images. The text under the images will list which frames are shown. You can also hover your cursor over each frame to see which frame number it is, as shown in the following figure.
If the first one or more frames of your acquisition are blurry, black, or of low quality, your camera may need to warm up before you capture frames.
You can allow for device warm-up by using manual triggering. This allows you to start the acquisition after the device has warmed up and is acquiring image data that meets your needs.
To use manual triggering, go to the Triggering tab of the Acquisition Parameters pane and select Manual in the Trigger Type field.
For more detailed instructions about manual triggering, see Selecting the Trigger Type.
For more information about troubleshooting specific devices, see Troubleshooting Overview in the Troubleshooting chapter.


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Forged Provenance
Forging Papers to Sell Fake Art
Many Victims May Unknowingly Own Phony Works
Eric Ian Hornak Spoutz offered fake works like these for sale, accompanied by forged paperwork to make them appear authentic. Spoutz offered works attributed to (clockwise from top left) American artists Arthur Dove, Willem de Kooning, Joan Mitchell, and Franz Kline.
Michigan art dealer Eric Ian Hornak Spoutz grew up in a family of artists. His namesake uncle, Ian Hornak, was famous among Hyperrealist and Photorealist painters, and his mother was a gifted painter as well.
Spoutz became an artist in his own right—a con artist peddling fakes. His specialty was forging the paperwork that he used as proof of authenticity to sell bogus works.
His deceit finally caught up to him on February 16, when he was sentenced in New York to 41 months in prison on one count of wire fraud for defrauding art collectors of $1.45 million. The judge also ordered Spoutz, 34, of Mount Clemens, Michigan, to forfeit the $1.45 million and to pay $154,100 in restitution.
Spoutz's scam was straightforward but well executed. He contacted art galleries or auction houses and offered for sale previously unknown works by artists such as American abstract impressionists Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline, and Joan Mitchell. The art did not appear in any catalogs or collections of the artists' known works, said Special Agent Christopher McKeogh from the FBI's Art Crime Team in our New York Field Office.
"He was selling lower-level works by known artists," explained McKeogh, who worked the case for more than three years with fellow agent Meridith Savona and forensic accountant Maria Font. "If it's a direct copy of a real one, the real one is going to be out there and the fraud would be discovered."
Before paying thousands of dollars for works of art, collectors and brokers want assurance the work is real—especially if the work is previously unknown, McKeogh said. Among other things, they look at the provenance—the paper history of an item that traces its ownership back to the original artist—for proof.
Spoutz, who also owned a legitimate art gallery, understood the value of provenance. He forged receipts, bills of sale, letters from dead attorneys, and other documents. Some of the letters dated back decades and looked authentic, referencing real people who worked at real galleries or law firms. Spoutz also used a vintage typewriter and old paper for his documentation.
The old typewriter turned out to be the smoking gun in the case. "We could tell all of these letters had been typed on the same typewriter," McKeogh said. The type of a letter allegedly sent from a business in the 1950s matched the type in a letter allegedly sent by a firm in a different state three decades later. Spoutz also mistakenly added a ZIP Code to the letterhead of a firm on a letter dated four years before ZIP Codes were created.
Another red flag was that many of the people referenced in the letters were dead. And some of the addresses were in the middle of an intersection, or didn't exist at all. "All these dead ends helped prove a fraud was being committed," McKeogh said.
When marketing his fakes, Spoutz stopped just short of saying the works were authentic. "He tried to give himself an out and said they were 'attributed to' an artist," McKeogh said.
Spoutz used sellers all over the country to move his forgeries, some of them fetching more than $30,000. "He looked for people that were not as familiar with a particular artist. Spoutz came across as very scholarly and knowledgeable," McKeogh said.
He also used a number of aliases in the roughly 10 years he ran his scam, and he moved around, from Michigan to Florida to California. He changed the scam over time, selling the works of one artist, then switching to a different artist using a different alias. He was arrested in Los Angeles and charged in February 2016, and pleaded guilty to a single charge of wire fraud in June.
Spoutz produced the fake provenance, but not the fake art. "Spoutz was not known as an artist. He had a source he kept going back to," McKeogh said. The FBI used experts in the field and artist foundations to determine the works Spoutz sold were forgeries.
Many of the fakes passed through auction houses in New York City, McKeogh said, and a suspicious victim eventually contacted the FBI. McKeogh inherited the case about three years ago, when another agent retired.
Although Spoutz has been sentenced, McKeogh and Savona do not believe they have seen the last of the fakes he peddled. The FBI recovered about 40 forgeries; there could be hundreds more that were sold to unsuspecting victims. "This is a case we're going to be dealing with for years. Spoutz was a mill," McKeogh said.
Protecting the integrity of America's art—in all its forms—is a special priority for the FBI and our dedicated Art Crime Team. "It's our heritage; it's who we are. We have to protect it," McKeogh says. "Fake art and fraud schemes like this damage that heritage."
Did You Buy a Fake?
The New York Art Crime Team believes there may be more victims of Eric Ian Hornak Spoutz who unknowingly bought fake works. Spoutz forged documents using historical names such as the "Betty Parsons Gallery," "Larry Larkin," "Henry Hecht," and "Julius or Jay Wolf." His known aliases include "Robert Chad Smith" and "John Goodman."
If you believe you are a victim and purchased a fraudulent painting, please call the New York Art Crime Team at (212) 384-1000 or submit a tip at tips.fbi.gov.
Art Theft
Michigan Art Dealer Sentenced to More Than Three Years in Prison for Defrauding Collectors of $1.45 Million Through Sale of Forged Artworks
Michigan Art Dealer Arrested and Charged with Fraud for Selling Dozens of Forged Artworks Over Five Years
"He looked for people that were not as familiar with a particular artist. Spoutz came across as very scholarly and knowledgeable."
Christopher McKeogh, special agent, FBI New York, Art Crime Team
Pharmaceutical Theft
The perpetrators of the 2010 theft of $60 million worth of prescription drugs from an Eli Lilly warehouse are behind bars for their roles in the largest heist in Connecticut history.
Penny Stock Fraud Nets Millions
A California man who led a fraud scheme that earned him $39 million from unsuspecting investors around the country has been sentenced to a federal prison term.


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Photonics Focus
Europe's new program for research and innovation has many opportunities for those in the field of photonics.
Thomas Skordas
On 30 November 2011, the European Commission (EC) unveiled Horizon 2020, its proposal for an €80 billion new program for research and innovation (R&I) for the period 2014-20. This represents a 46% budget increase when compared to the current 7th Framework Programme for Research (FP7), which runs from 2007 to 2013.
Europe is now faced with a crisis of public debt, low growth, and high unemployment. Europe needs new opportunities for R&I which support and accelerate the recovery and technological transformation of its economy, create jobs, and put Europe back on a path to growth.
At the same time Europe faces major challenges such as an aging population and the depletion of natural resources. This affects all of our lives directly, for example, through high health-care costs, rising energy prices, congested roads, and threats to security.
Horizon 2020 represents a break from the past in order to meet new opportunities and challenges.
It brings together three different EU programs financing R&I under a single program. Its focus will not only be on research but also on innovation, providing possibilities for funded projects to get closer to commercial exploitation.
(The proposed Horizon 2020 budget is based on constant 2011 prices. Taking into account expected inflation through 2020, the proposed research program is estimated at €90 billion.)
All forms of innovation will be included that help turn scientific breakthrougs into innovative products and services, provide business opportunities, and change people's lives for the better, including innovation in services and social innovation. Support will also be given to develop standards and to the deployment of new technologies in the marketplace, for example, through public procurement of R&I.
To maximize impact, funding in Horizon 2020 will be focused on three key priorities: excellent science, industrial leadership, and societal challenges.
Science receives highest priority
Priority 1, excellent science, will support the world-leading position Europe has in science with a dedicated budget of €24.6 billion. This includes €13.3 billion (an increase in funding of 77%) for the European Research Council (ERC), the European equivalent of the National Science Foundation in the United States. The ERC has already supported Nobel prize-winning scientists, and its grants are widely regarded as a stamp of excellence.
The "Future and Emerging Technologies" scheme will receive €3.1 billion and will be expanded to support unconventional and pioneering science with the potential to be tomorrow's technologies.
Excellent science depends on developing, attracting, and retaining talent. Through the "Marie Curie" actions, which will receive €5.7 billion, the EU will continue to develop attractive opportunities for young researchers to move across countries and improve their careers at all stages.
Finally, funding of €2.5 billion will also be available to support access to and the networking of high priority research infrastructures across Europe.
Industrial leadership in photonics
Priority 2, industrial leadership, aims to make Europe more attractive for R&I with a dedicated budget of €17.9 billion. This includes a major investment of €13.8 billion in key industrial technologies, such as Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), nanotechnologies, advanced materials, biotechnology, advanced manufacturing, and space.
It also includes €3.5 billion which will be used to scale up and expand access to risk finance (i.e., venture capital and loans) for innovative, high-tech companies, and in particular small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). In addition, a dedicated activity of €620 million is foreseen for stimulating all forms of innovation in SMEs, targeting those with the potential to grow and internationalize.
A new, dedicated SME instrument is foreseen here, similar to the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) model in the USA.
Overall, Horizon 2020 will encourage and promote funding for innovative SMEs across all areas, and around €6.8 billion will be devoted to SMEs under industrial leadership and societal challenges.
(For more on the job-creating aspects of Horizon 2020, see "Memo from Brussels," from optics.org.)
Societal challenges
Priority 3, societal challenges, will address major concerns shared by all Europeans, with a budget of €31.7 billion spread across six key themes:
Health, demographic change, and well-being
Food security, sustainable agriculture, marine and maritime research, and the bio-based economy
Secure, clean, and efficient energy
Smart, green, and integrated transport
Climate action, resource efficiency, and raw materials
Inclusive, innovative, and secure societies
Solutions to these challenges require broad, multi-disciplinary collaborations that bring together researchers, industry, public bodies, and users to create innovative solutions that meet peoples' needs.
Horizon 2020 will support not only research into new technologies and solutions, but also their piloting, demonstration, and market uptake. In this way the full impact of EU funding will be achieved.
International participation in research
Horizon 2020 is built around radically simplified rules and procedures to attract a broader range of innovative enterprises. Examples include: simplified rules for participation and for financing and reduced time-to-grant (by 100 days on average) with earlier project starts.
Horizon 2020 will be open to the world, by facilitating international participation in order to strengthen the EU's excellence, tackle global challenges jointly, and support EU external policies.
Photonics opportunities
Photonics is one of Europe's Key Enabling Technologies (KETs). As such, it will be mainly supported under Priority 2, industrial leadership, together with the other five KETs, micro- and nanoelectronics, nanotechnologies, advanced materials, advanced manufacturing and processing, and biotechnology.
As KETs underpin innovation across many industries and sectors, Europe's ambition is to invest nearly €6 billion in developing industrial capabilities in KETs. For Europe to build and maintain a lead in these technologies requires strategic investments and a multi-disciplinary, knowledge- and capital-intensive approach.
From the €6 billion for KETs, nearly €1.6 billion will be invested in photonics and micro- and nanoelectronics. This is to be compared with the current FP7, where photonics will be receiving a dedicated budget of nearly €500 million.
Horizon 2020 also foresees that the integration of photonics technologies in solutions for the societal challenges shall be supported together with the relevant challenges. For example, biophotonics solutions could be supported under health and well being, photovoltaics, and, possibly, intelligent (O)LED-based lighting solutions under secure, clean, and efficient energy.
Finally, Horizon 2020 makes reference to the possibility of launching a public-private partnership (PPP) in photonics. Such a PPP will mean in practice establishing a partnership based on a contractual arrangement between private sector partners (representing for example the stakeholders of the Photonics21 technology platform), the EU, and possibly other partners.
The partners would commit to jointly support the development and implementation of an R&I program or activities designed to boost industrial competitiveness by stimulating the photonics industry, and in particular SMEs, to make more R&I investments in Europe.
Such activities may include both agenda-driven research and more open areas to promote innovative projects and breakthrough solutions. They may also include large-scale pilots and demonstrations, test beds, prototyping, and product validation in pilot lines.
Following an invitation by Neelie Kroes, the EC commissioner responsible for the Digital Agenda, the photonics stakeholders are now working closely with the EC to define such a PPP.
In particular, they are working on specifying the concrete objectives of the partnership, respective commitments of the partners, key performance indicators, and outputs to be delivered, including the identification of R&I activities that require support from Horizon 2020. Further progress is expected to be achieved within 2012.
Next steps for photonics in Europe
The EC proposals for Horizon 2020 mark the start of the process to put the new program in place. Over the coming months, the proposals will be negotiated with the European Parliament and the European Council, which are responsible for making the final decisions.
Subject to these negotiations, Horizon 2020 will start on 1 January 2014, with the launch of the first calls for R&I. During the negotiation period, the EC will not only be supporting the negotiations, but also be putting in place the arrangements necessary for a smooth start of the program.
Part of this process will be the launch of the final calls for proposals under the current FP7. These calls should be launched in the second half of 2012 and will help bridge the gap towards Horizon 2020.
Read more about this and other European research projects in SPIE Professional
Merging Plasmonics and Silicon Nanophotonics
EURO-FOS: Pan European Photonic Network
SPIE Photonics Europe
Memo from Brussels: photonics must create jobs (Update, April 24, 2012)
–Thomas Skordas is head of the EC Photonics Unit, Directorate General Information Society and Media, for the European Union. He studied electrical engineering in Greece and received his PhD in computer science from the Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble (France) in 1988. He joined the EC in 1995 as a scientific officer and previously worked in France as project leader in EU-funded R&D projects.
The views expressed in the article are the sole responsibility of the author and in no way represent the view of the European Commission and its services.
Skordas and many of his colleagues at the European Commission's Photonics Unit, Directorate General Information Society and Media, will be attending SPIE Photonics Europe 16-19 April in Brussels.
Thierry Van der Pyl, director of Directorate G "Components and Systems," within the Information Society and Media DG, is scheduled to give a plenary talk about Horizon 2020 on 16 April.
Some 1400 presentations are expected to be made in 18 conferences covering optics and photonics technologies.
See the website for SPIE Photonics Europe for more information or the related article about the symposium in this issue.
Learn more about the FP7 programs PLATON and EURO-FOS.
European Summit Urges Gender Equality in Research
SPIE Fellows Zohra Ben Lakhdar and Jürgen Popp were among numerous speakers at the European Gender Summit in Brussels in November 2011 and have signed onto a policy manifesto urging gender equality in European research programs.
The "Manifesto for Integrated Action on the Gender Dimension in Research and Innovation" focuses on concrete actions needed to enhance research and innovation by addressing gender equality issues.
Zohra Ben Lakhdar (right) with other participants at the European Gender Summit.
Drawing on 25 years of research showing how gender can impact the quality of research and innovation, the manifesto calls for evidence-based actions and further cooperation to fight gender stereotypes.
More information: www.gender-summit.eu/
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Kizilavlu - Red Basilica of Pergamon
Erkan Dulger
Kizilavlu means red courtyard in the Turkish language. People of Bergama called it Red Hall/Courtyard most probably because of the red tiles used in the construction of the Red Basilica. Today, the museum area is approximately %30 of the original project. The main temple has two round towers on both sides and the legendary Selinus river flows underneath this architectural wonder. Along with the gardens, walls, two towers, and the main building, The Temple of Serapis made all Roman Temples look tiny. Today, it is the biggest Roman structure standing in the Ancient Greek World. When Romans started to establish political ties with Egypt, temples to honor the Egyptian Gods and Goddesses were erected within their empire. The Red Basilica was built in the name of Serapis and also known as the Serapis Temple. The towers on the south and north of the temple are believed to be sacred buildings for more figures from Egyptian Mythology such as Osiris or Harpocrates. The temple was converted into a church in the 5th Century AD by the Christian community in Pergamon during Roman times. The church was destroyed during the Arabian invasions at the beginning of the 8th Century AD. Bergama was conquered by the Turkish people in 1336 and the northern tower of the temple was converted to a mosque which is still used by the locals of Bergama city.
Where is the Red Basilica of Pergamon?
Bergama is the current name of the ancient Pergamon city. The people of Pergamon were the first Roman allies who contributed a lot to the Roman invasion of Anatolia. Pergamon Kingdom dynasty became a Roman state in Anatolia which made Pergamon city capital to the Romans. The new capital in Anatolia received a lot of Roman investments creating a marvelous city on top of the Acropolis. When you look down to the modern Bergama today, you can easily notice the traces of the civilizations that once ruled the fertile lands stretching to the Aegean Sea. Asclepieion, Roman Stadium, Red Basilica, and Ancient Mounds are all within the eyesight of a traveler. Bergama is only 2 hours away from Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport and 3 hours away from Ephesus. Pamukkale - Hierapolis is 3,5 hours away from Bergama and legendary Troy is only 3 hours. I highly recommend you overnight in Bergama city to explore all the must-see sites stated above.
History of Red Basilica
The date of the construction is not certain. A huge budget must have been required for the project. As a result, Roman Emperor Hadrian is the most possible donor of this project as Romans funded hundreds of projects in Anatolia during his reign at the beginning of the 2nd Century AD. He even built a temple to an Egyptian God in his villa in Tivoli. Because of the excessive use of tiles in the project, the architect was most probably a Latin from the Roman mainland. It was converted to a church in the 5th Century AD and was burnt down during the Arabian invasions in the 8th Century AD. We see that the roof was never recovered after the Romans but the gigantic walls were used as a shell to an inner church structure. The original Roman floors were buried underneath a 2 meter tall bulk for the church but the majority of it is seen today.
The architecture of Red Basilica
Pergamon Ancient city was consisting of three cities. Acropolis made the top while the Temple of Demeter seen from the Red Hall on the slopes of Acropolis marks the second city. The lower city was located in the lowest part of Pergamon where the cable cars lower station is placed in modern Bergama today. Red Hall was built on the outskirts of the third (lower) city. the construction site was roughly 30 thousand square meters. It was 270 meters long from East to West and 100 meters wide from North to South. The complex was built on a 180-meter long double-arched tunnel which made the Selinus river pass underneath the complex and supply water to the pools of the Temple. Serapis cult is oriented with water so the structure might have been used for healing purposes as well as religious practices during the Roman ages. The Red Basilica and the two towers were located on the Eastern end of the huge garden of the project. The Temple was 60 meters long and 25 meters wide. The walls reached 20 meters. The towers located on both sides of the temple are twins. They are 18 meters high and 12 meters in diameter. The temple and the two towers were connected to each other from the underground most probably used during the religious ceremonies by the priests. The towers had stoas in front of them which had pools in the center. The main entrance of the sanctuary and the temple is on the eastern sides. While the entrance of the sanctuary lies underneath the modern Bergama city, the entrance of the temple is breathtaking. The door was 7 meters wide and 14 meters high. The door sill is still there which is a monolithic marble weighing around 30 tons.
What was the function of the Red Basilica?
The Red Basilica was built within the city but was surrounded by walls and the project was erected on a temenos wall in the south making some of the religious rituals secret to the society. Some marble and granites used in the architecture and statues of the temple were brought intentionally from Egypt which stresses the main function of the temple. While the majority of the archaeologists and historians accept that the temple was built to honor Serapis, names of Isis, Harpocrates, Osiris, Asis, and Helios are mentioned in some inscriptions found in the area. The towers might be used to worship Horus and Anubis. Before the republic, the southern tower was used as an olive oil factory. Water was a great concern in the practices of Serapis in Egypt. We can see that in the architecture of the Red Basilica. While the water was believed to be used for religious practices like purification by water. It is also suggested that water in the sanctuary might have been used to revive the flooding of the Nile.
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Nicolle Kränkel graduated in biotechnology and completed her scientific doctorate at the Heart Center Leipzig. Supported by the Marie Curie Fellowship, she investigated during her postdoctoral at the University Bristol (2006 - 2009) the role of bradykinin receptors in angiogenesis. In Zurich she continued her research on this topic with the support of the "Ambizione" Fellowship of the Swiss National Science Foundation. Since October 2014 Mrs. Kränkel is a junior group leader at the Charité in Berlin. Mrs. Kränkel deals there with the interactions between inflammation and regeneration in vascular disease.


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Logitech Will Continue PC Gaming Support Despite Cuts
Logitech will continue to make PC gaming peripherals despite severing its console peripheral and remote businesses.
On Wednesday Logitech announced its third quarter results for fiscal 2013 (opens in new tab), reporting that sales were $615 million, down 14-percent from $715 million in Q3 fiscal 2012. Net loss for Q3 fiscal 2013 was $195 million ($1.24 per share) compared to a net income of $55 million ($0.32 per share) in Q3 fiscal 2012.
"As we articulated when we started the third quarter, continued weakness in the global PC market was the primary factor in our disappointing Q3 results," said Bracken P. Darrell, Logitech president and chief executive officer. "These results are unacceptable and we are taking decisive action as an outcome of my strategic review."
He went on to say that Logitech plans to expand its presence in the growing tablet accessories category. However the company also plans to sustain its leadership in PC platform-related products where it has engineering, distribution and scale advantages.
"Our goal with PC-platform products is to maximize profitability, while investing selectively in growing categories," he said. "We have also identified a number of product categories that no longer fit with our current strategic direction. As a result, we have initiated the process to divest our remote controls and digital video security categories, and we plan to discontinue other non-strategic products, such as speaker docks and console gaming peripherals, by the end of Calendar Year 2013."
The first to go will be Logitech's Harmony remote business. Sales were reportedly down 24-percent with units declining by 55-percent. The high end of this market increased only 4-percent, fueled by the recently-launched Harmony Touch high-end remote.
And as stated, also out the door will be the company's line of console peripherals. These have seemingly already disappeared from Logitech's site save for the G27 and Driving Force GT racing wheels which are compatible with the PlayStation 3 and Windows PC. Most of what Logitech offers now is focused on Windows and Mac-based gaming.
"We are NOT exiting PC gaming, only console accessories," Logitech confirmed on Twitter. "PC gaming continues to be a priority for the company."
Darrell added on Wednesday that his goal is to get Logitech back to sustained profitability as quickly as possible, "This requires unwavering focus on developing great products both for large and for fast-growing markets, removing unnecessary costs and a commitment to move at least as fast as the markets in which we participate," he said.
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Title typo... ogitech
Tekkaman
My favorite company.
Luckily "someone", "read all articles before they go out".
Seriously though, how hard is it to even look at your own published article and notice that it has a jacked up title?
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wow... this is a new low kevin. im gonna guess you did it on purpose just to annoy some people
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Really? The main page's headline is wrong? Is there any QC here at Tom's anymore? I'll do it for free if you're that short on manpower...
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OG tech, son!
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ogitech... New company? lol
Dropping the "L" is part of their cutbacks....
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I'm not buying because I'm waiting for them to make 1 controller that works on all platforms. I don't understand why nobody does that.
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The Professional Global Fellowship is a value-access private network of career and business talents. Reaching out globally and towards a diversified background of industries and disciplines, PGF seeks to be an active advancement provider for professionals who wish to scale up to CEO level. To-date it has the support and membership of more than 150 members despite being established mid-May 2016. Initiated and established by Zaffra Innovators and Leaders Pte Ltd last May 2016 with an initial paid up capital of $50,000, the grouping aims to add value by enlarging members' circle of strategic contacts and to pave the way forward for more talents to be successful CEOs and highly skilled professionals. Our aim is to have 1000 professionals by end of the year.
Non Ducor. Duco (I am not led. I lead).
To produce more innovative champions through strategies such as "mentor and mentee" programme with CEO Superior Network.
There is an Annual Membership Subscription of USD600. Members are entitled and encouraged to use the post-nominal ProGFM.
As a membership-based grouping, the activities are designed to empower and to enhance members' profile, business/career advancement, knowledge, contacts and desire to contribute back to society. Our activities are divided into 3 broad categories - event based (eg power lunches, BEC Talks, networking sessions etc), - education based (eg strategic collaborations/partnership with institutions) – reward-based (eg awards, recreation, incentives etc).


Sailors have feared the open coast of Jæren over the centuries.
The complex consists of five buildings: the main lighthouse building (1873), two lighthouse keeper's homes (1902 and 1949), a large detached house (1969) and an outhouse with workshop facilities..
The original lighthouse building is built of granite. A small tower was originally installed in the west gable toward the sea. However, the entire lighthouse facilities were used as part of the German's coastal defence system and the German occupation forces in WWII built a lookout post on the east gable. After the war, the original light was mounted in the east tower and the outline of the original tower are still visible on the western fasade. Reminders of the war abundant throughout the area. Obrestad Lighthouse also has served a weather station since 1918.
Its is possible to rent all of the buildings for weekend stays or longer holidays. Please contact Hå gamle prestegard for more information: post.hgp@ha.kommune.no.
Obrestad Lighthouse is located near by the Old Vicarage at Hå. Further south of the Lighthouse is Obrestad harbour, a small harbour still in use, built in 1874 and now under a preservation order. During the second world war Obrestad harbour was a vital link to England for the Norwegian resistance movement.
The ancient "King's Highway" is a popular footpath, it heads south along the coast from the Vicarage and the Lighthouse, passing the 18th century Grødaland Farm (Hå Village Museum) and the Old Cemetary at Varhaug.
The belt of glacial rounded stones surrounding the Vicarage contains one of the largest and finest Migration Period (Viking) burial sites in Scandinavia.


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paraphyletic group of winged insects of the order Blattodea
The cockroach is an insect of the suborder Blattaria of the order Blattodea. There are 4,000 species. About 30 species invade human homes. This is less than 1% of all the cockroach species. Four species are pests.
A cockroach.
A 40-50 million year-old cockroach in Baltic amber.
1 Evolutionary history and relationships
3 In popular culture
Evolutionary history and relationshipsEdit
The families of Mantodea, Isoptera, and Blattaria are usually combined by entomologists into a larger group called Dictyoptera. Current evidence strongly suggests that termites have evolved directly from true cockroaches, and many authors now consider termites to be in the family of cockroaches.[1][2][3]
Historically, the name Blattaria has been used largely interchangeably with the name Blattodea. Blattodea refers to a larger group that includes fossil groups related to roaches, but not true cockroaches themselves.[4] These earliest cockroach-like fossils ("Blattopterans" or "roachids") are from the Carboniferous period between 354–295 million years ago. However, these fossils differ from modern cockroaches in having long ovipositors and are the ancestors of mantis as well as modern cockroaches. The first fossils of modern cockroaches with internal ovipositors appear in the Lower Cretaceous. A proposed phylogeny of the families is shown in the diagram.[5]
Blattaria
Polyphagidae
Cryptocercidae
Blattidae
Blattellidae
Blaberidae
Cockroaches in the broader sense (Blattodea) have existed a very long time. The earliest cockroach fossils are 354–295 million years old. Science student, Cary Easterday, found a giant 300 million year old fossil cockroach 9 cm (4 in) long, in a coal mine in Ohio.[6]
OtherEdit
Most cockroaches are omnivores. They are tough, and hard to kill. A cockroach can live for two weeks without a head.[7][8]
Cockroaches become adults in 3-4 months and can live up to one year. A female German cockroach can produce 8 egg cases in her lifetime and each egg case may contain 30-40 eggs.
Cockroaches are eaten as snacks and used for medicine in China.
In popular cultureEdit
The 1996 MTV musical movie Joe's Apartment had 5,000 singing cockroaches. Some parts of the movie were made with clay roaches and some with real roaches.[9]
In the 1996 computer game Bad Mojo, the main character is turned into a cockroach and must move through a building to get back to his human body.[10][11][12]
↑ "Termites are 'social cockroaches'". BBC News. 13 April 2007. Retrieved 5 February 2011.
↑ Eggleton P. et al. 2007. Biological Letters, June 7, cited in Science News 171 p318
↑ "Termites are cockroaches after all - Natural History Museum". nhm.ac.uk. 2011 [last update]. Retrieved 5 February 2011. Check date values in: |year= (help)
↑ Grimaldi D 1997. A fossil mantis (Insecta: Mantoidea) in Cretaceous amber of New Jersey, with coments on early history of Dictyoptera. American Museum Novitates 3204: 1-11
↑ Maekawa K.; Matsumoto T. (2000-10). "Molecular phylogeny of cockroaches (Blattaria) based on mitochondrial COII gene sequences". Systematic Entomology. 25: 511–519. doi:10.1046/j.1365-3113.2000.00128.x. Check date values in: |date= (help)
↑ "News in Science - Mega cockroach - 08/11/2001". www.abc.net.au. Retrieved 2009-02-21.
↑ "NATURE. Critter Guide. Cockroach. | PBS". pbs.org. 2011 [last update]. Retrieved 5 February 2011. Check date values in: |year= (help)
↑ "Fact or Fiction?: A Cockroach Can Live without Its Head: Scientific American". scientificamerican.com. 2011 [last update]. Retrieved 6 February 2011. Check date values in: |year= (help)
↑ Roger Ebert (August 2, 1996). "Joe's Apartment". RogerEbert.com. Retrieved September 1, 2020.
↑ Richard Cobbett (March 14, 2015). "Saturday Crapshoot: Bad Mojo". PC Gamer. Retrieved August 29, 2020.
↑ "Bad Mojo". Metacritic. Retrieved August 29, 2020.
↑ Dennis Michael (March 22, 1996). "A computer game for roach wannabes". CNN. Retrieved August 31, 2020.
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With the advent of the new season there starts the new revolution also. This new season is the starting of the new motherhood, a new change in the life. It is just a rhythm and a cycle which goes on. But every mother needs some thing which could guide them previously to take the essential steps in the motherhood period. I went through the above blog and it is quite really essential for everyone to consider the same and make a schedule to help one out.


Quinoa (pronounced: KEEN-wah) is like a distant relative of rice and belongs to that family of grains. When you mix it with delicious foods like beans, avocado, and some onions it takes on a light and savory flavor.
Follow package instructions to cook Quinoa.
Drain & Rinse the Black Beans.
Saute Jalapeño, Garlic, & Red Onion in a Cast Iron Skillet .
After the Quinoa is cooked; Beans are rinsed; and Pepper, Onion, Garlic is sautéed; stir everything together and add the lime juice and cilantro to flavor.
You can eat this as a whole meal or serve it as a side dish.
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Braga: La Serenata: Flute
Angels Serenade, or La Serenata, as mentioned by Chekhov in his short story "The Black Monk". This version is for Flute and Piano.
Arrangement: Difficulty 5 out of 9
Braga: La Serenata: Violin
Angels Serenade, or La Serenata, as mentioned by Chekhov in his short story "The Black Monk".
Original: Difficulty 5 out of 9
Braga: La Serenata: Voice, Clarinet, Piano: F ma
Angels Serenade, or La Serenata, as mentioned by Chekhov in his short story "The Black Monk". This version is for Voice, Clarinet and Piano.
Braga: La Serenata: Voice, Flute, Piano: F ma
Angels Serenade, or La Serenata, as mentioned by Chekhov in his short story "The Black Monk". This version is for Voice, Flute and Piano.
Braga: La Serenata: Voice, Violin, Piano: F ma
Angels Serenade, or La Serenata, as mentioned by Chekhov in his short story "The Black Monk". This version is for Voice, Violin and Piano.
Brahms: Op.18, No.1: 4 Guitars
Op18 No1: Theme and Variations, arranged for Guitar quartet.
Brahms: Op.56: St Anthony Chorale: Piano
The Saint Anthony Chorale: this theme is originally by Haydn, but Brahms used it extensively in the Saint Anthony Variations. This edition is the Chorale only, which is the perfect length for a bride to walk down the aisle at the start of a wedding. Piano solo.
Brahms: Op.18, No.1: Piano Duet
Op18 No1: Theme and Variations, for Four hands.
Bruch: Op.83 No.1 Andante for 2 Clarinets and Piano
Op.83 No.1 Andante: a beautifully melodic trio for 2 Bb Clarinets and Piano.
Bruch: Op.83 No.1 Andante for 2 Flutes and Piano
Op.83 No.1 Andante: a beautifully melodic trio for 2 Flutes and Piano.
Bruch: Op.83 No.1 Andante for Clarinet in A, Viola, Piano
Op.83 No.1 Andante: a beautifully melodic trio for Clarinet in A, Viola and Piano.
Bruch: Op.83 No.1 Andante for Clarinet in Bb Viola, Piano
Op.83 No.1 Andante: a beautifully melodic trio for Clarinet in Bb, Viola and Piano.
Caccini: Ave Maria: Voice and Baritone Sax
Ave Maria, a duo for Voice and Baritone Saxophone using its full range.
Caccini: Ave Maria: Voice and Bass Clarinet
Ave Maria, a duo for Voice and Bass Clarinet using its full range.
Caccini: Ave Maria: Voice and Bassoon
Ave Maria, a duo for Voice and Bassoon using its full range.
Caccini: Ave Maria: Voice and Cello
Ave Maria, a duo for Voice and Cello using its full range.
Cavalli: Amara Servitu: French Horn Quartet
Amara Servitu, from the opera La Calisto, for 4 French Horns.
Chopin: Op.10, No.03: Etude: Alto Sax
3rd Study main theme arranged for alto saxophone and piano.
Chopin: Op.10, No.03: Etude: Baritone Sax
3rd Study main theme arranged for baritone saxophone and piano.
Chopin: Op.10, No.03: Etude: Bassoon
3rd Study main theme arranged for bassoon and piano.
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Q: How to enable Access-Control-Allow-Origin (CORS) to get a video of a local pc client from web I am trying to load a mp4 file into my website. I am designed a web app which could load video previously stored in some devices that I am going to store. Here is my video tag:
<video width="320" height="240" controls="true">
    <source src="file:///E:/Videos/videos%20telejampiq/ALIMENTACIÓN%20AVANCE.mp4"
            type="video/mp4">
</video>

But I receive a message in chome inspector:
screenshot of message
Please help me to solve this.

A: You do not suposed to load nothing from this src starting with file:///E as you shown
<source src="file:///E:/Videos/videos%20telejampiq/ALIMENTACIÓN%20AVANCE.mp4"
            type="video/mp4">

because of the fact that src will stand for a Http Request, and this is not the case in wich you are using file:/// for loading purposes.
try to put this mp4 file inside some of your localhost directories
( from where you load your index.html for example inside a folder called Videos for example)
<source src="/Videos/ALIMENTACIÓN%20AVANCE.mp4"
            type="video/mp4">

hope this help you.

A: In this case Anargu, you should serve then as static files.
if they have python installed in their machines, you can use the script below, running on the same directory as the video files are
import SimpleHTTPServer
import SocketServer
PORT = 8123
Handler = SimpleHTTPServer.SimpleHTTPRequestHandler
httpd = SocketServer.TCPServer(("", PORT), Handler)
print "serving at port", PORT
httpd.serve_forever()

and so you can serve then as http://localhost:8123/filename.mp4
in each client machine.

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