The Air Crew Europe Star is a military campaign medal, instituted by the United Kingdom in May 1945 for award to subjects of the British Commonwealth for service in the Second World War, specifically Commonwealth air crew who participated in operational flights over Europe from bases in the United Kingdom.
Two clasps were instituted to be worn on the medal ribbon, the Atlantic Clasp and the France and Germany Clasp.
The Atlantic Star with either the Air Crew Europe Clasp or the France and Germany Clasp.
The Air Crew Europe Star with either the France and Germany Clasp or the Atlantic Clasp.
The France and Germany Star with the Atlantic Clasp. As a result of the different date ranges involved, the earlier period Air Crew Europe Clasp could not be added to the later period France and Germany Star.
The strategic bombing campaign against German industrial cities, military installations and a wide variety of other targets continued throughout World War Two and made a decisive contribution to Allied victory. Although the Air Forces suffered significant losses of both men and aircraft, the campaign severely curtailed German industrial production.
The Air Crew Europe Star was instituted in May 1945 to commemorate flying operations from the United Kingdom over Europe and was intended primarily for award to air crew. Two clasps were instituted to be worn on the Air Crew Europe Star's medal ribbon, the Atlantic Clasp and the France and Germany Clasp.
British uniform regulations stipulated that no one person could be awarded more than one clasp to any one campaign star, and neither the Atlantic Star nor the France and Germany Star could be awarded to a recipient of the Air Crew Europe Star. Subsequent entitlement to either of these two stars was denoted by the award of either the Atlantic Clasp or the France and Germany Clasp to the Air Crew Europe Star. Regulations further stipulated that only the first clasp earned could be worn with the medal.
The Air Crew Europe Star was awarded for operational flying from bases in the United Kingdom over Europe from the outbreak of the Second World War on 3 September 1939 to 5 June 1944, the day before the D-Day Normandy Invasion, both dates inclusive. For air crew of the Air Forces, two months of operational flying was required in order to qualify for the award of the Air Crew Europe Star. Army personnel qualified for this star after they had served on air crew duties for four months, provided two months of this minimum four-month period had been operational flying over Europe with at least one operational sortie. The 1939-1945 Star must already have been earned before commencing qualifying service for the Air Crew Europe Star.
From D-Day on 6 June 1944, operational flying over Europe qualified air crew for the award of the France and Germany Star or, for holders of either the Atlantic Star or Air Crew Europe Star, the award of the France and Germany Clasp.
The award of a gallantry medal or Mention in Dispatches for action during operational flying over Europe, qualified the recipient for the immediate award of the Air Crew Europe Star, regardless of service duration. Personnel whose required qualifying service period was terminated prematurely by their death, disability or wounding due to service, were awarded the Star regardless of service duration.
Preceded by the Arctic Star.
Succeeded by the Africa Star.
The obverse has a central design of the Royal Cypher "GRI VI", surmounted by a crown. A circlet, the top of which is covered by the crown, surrounds the cypher and is inscribed "THE AIR CREW EUROPE STAR".
The reverse is plain and, as with the other Second World War campaign medals, a no engraving policy was applied by all but three British Commonwealth countries. The recipient's name was impressed on the reverse for Australians, Indians and South Africans, in the case of South Africans the recipient's force number, initials and surname in block capitals.
Both clasps were struck in bronze and have a frame with an inside edge which resembles the perforated edge of a postage stamp. They are inscribed "ATLANTIC" and "FRANCE AND GERMANY" respectively and were designed to be sewn onto the medal's ribbon. Regulations only allow one clasp, the first earned, to be worn with the Star. When the ribbon is worn alone, a silver rosette is worn on the ribbon bar to denote the award of a clasp.
The ribbon is 32 millimetres wide, with a 4 millimetres wide black band and a 3 millimetres wide yellow band, repeated in reverse order and separated by an 18 millimetres wide blue band. The colours and layout symbolise the continuous service of the Air Forces by night and day. The sky is represented by the blue centre band and night flying by the black bands on the edges, while the yellow bands represent enemy searchlights.
1 2 3 4 Committee on the Grant of Honours, Decorations and Medals in Time of War (May 1945). "Campaign Stars and the Defence Medal (Regulations)". London: HM Stationery Office. Retrieved 2010-08-01.


The shutdown of Libya's largest oil field by rebels and fears of further disruption to Middle East supplies following the US missile strike on Syria, combined Monday leading oil prices to rise.
The energy sector of the main TSX gained almost 2 per cent and led all the of the main sectors to a positive end to the session.
Wall Street was also boosted by energy stocks but the markets were more subdued than Canada's as investors weighed potential fall-out from President Trump's stance on Syria. The three main indexes closed flat.
European indexes closed broadly lower on political and geopolitical tensions; London's FTSE was the best performer but even that was flat. Asian bourses were also mostly lower.
Criminals will continue to sell marijuana illegally unless taxes are kept low.
A report from the C.D. Howe Institute to be released this week says that existing federal and provincial sales taxes could bring in $675 million in revenue from weed in 2018.
With no new taxes, the report estimates that 90 per cent of weed sales will be legal; with new taxes that could be 50 per cent with criminals taking a larger share through cheaper and illegal sales.
The number of new home starts in March was the highest since September 2007.
Single-family and multi-unit starts in Ontario, and rental apartments in Quebec led the gains which reached a trend measure of 211,342, compared to 205,521 in February.
Intrawest is to be sold to US firm Aspen Skiing Co. and KSL Capital Partners for U$1.5 billion.
CBC News reports that shares in the resort firm – owner of Blue Mountain in Ontario and Mont Tremblant in Quebec - dropped 6 per cent on the NYSE. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of 2017.


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A new era of ESG under Biden
Categories: Economics, Leadership
Against all odds, there is an air of optimism in 2021. The world feels a little different, a little bit more hopeful, even in the face of a global pandemic. We have entered a new era in US politics, and the inauguration of the Biden-Harris administration brings renewed hope for sustainable investment, particularly climate policy both in the US and internationally.
Clearly, there is much to be done. The government and the private sector need to work together to tackle the pandemic, address climate change and to build back better. We need a global economic recovery that includes a new social contract, creates green jobs and delivers economic prosperity for the many, not just the few.
Investors in the United States—and around the world—are now looking closely at the new administration and its policy directions. Although it is still too early to predict the impact of the new administration on sustainable investment, we are seeing positive signals. On his first day in office, President Joe Biden hit the ground running. He issued an Executive Order to re-join the Paris Agreement, to protect public health and the environment, with a list of agency actions to review including Financial Factors in Selecting Plan Investments.
Ahead of Earth Day on 22 April, President Biden also announced plans to host a global Climate Leaders' Summit, a sign of the new President's commitment to strengthen America's renewed climate goals.
In addition, he has set goals to achieve a carbon pollution-free power sector by 2035, which puts the United States on an "irreversible path to a net-zero economy by 2050". The US will also "promote a significant increase in global ambition" around the Paris Agreement goals. The order starts the process of developing America's "nationally determined contributions" under the Paris Agreement, as well as a "climate finance plan."
Following the Trump administration's efforts in recent years to roll back progress on ESG investing, however, the future standing of the US in the responsible investment movement hangs in the air. Compared to progress in Europe and Asia, the last four years have seen the decline of the integration of ESG considerations in US investment policy and regulation.
US policymakers now have a unique opportunity to advance new policies that support sustainable investing and strengthen accountability, good governance, and shareholder rights.
The PRI wants the new administration to reverse the course that had been set by American regulators over the past few years including a 2019 executive order from President Trump which directed the Department of Labor (DOL) to review regulation of private retirement plan fiduciaries (or "ERISA fiduciaries") with an eye towards promoting the oil and gas sector. In response, the DOL proposed rules that, if finalised as proposed, will make it harder and more costly for ERISA fiduciaries to integrate ESG factors into their investment actions and participate in proxy voting aimed at advancing corporate responses to investors' demands on ESG factors.
A new Congress will have the opportunity to overturn the rule through the Congressional Review Act. The need for congressional intervention won't stop at the DOL — the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) recently finalised rules that make it more difficult for investors to participate in proxy voting to advance ESG factors. The PRI responded to both the DOL and SEC.
Another priority should be establishing mandatory ESG disclosure for publicly traded companies. Investors need access to consistent, comparable data about material ESG factors to efficiently incorporate that data into their investment practices. The SEC could mandate such disclosures, or Congress could direct them to institute these requirements.
Reform is also needed to modernise fiduciary duties. Specifically, American regulators should require pension and investment fiduciaries to integrate material ESG factors into their investment processes. Altogether, laws and regulations from the DOL and SEC need to be updated to eliminate any uncertainty that fiduciaries have an obligation to consider ESG issues.
It is promising to see the commitment to progress already demonstrated by the new US administration. Coupled with public counsel from the responsible investment community, including the PRI, we look to the new President to step up and demonstrate real leadership on responsible investment, for the sake of both people and planet.
Fiona Reynolds is chief executive of the PRI.
climate policy, ESG, Paris Agreement, President Biden
Source: https://www.top1000funds.com/2021/02/a-new-era-of-esg-under-biden/#.YBybzmZYZck.linkedin

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City Hall in Quebec by Affleck de la Riva Architects
By : Dennis Franklin | 9 Sep 2014 9:18 pm | Other
The City Hall of Quebec, Canada moved into a historic convent built in 1881 after refurbishing it and adding a contemporary extension with the aid of the practice of Affleck de la Riva Architects. The project serves as the city hall and municipal offices with an aesthetic that wishes to create a dialogue between the heritage structure and its contemporary addition. The extension hosts an entry lobby, an elevator and a glazed staircase. The structure has a secondary entrance from…
Textured Tower by Coll-Barreu Arquitectos
By : Dennis Franklin | 8 Sep 2014 10:01 pm | Other
The sculptural Textured Tower is a project designed by the practice of Coll-Barreu Arquitectos in 2012 for fire training and it is located in Miribilla, Bilbao, Biscay, Spain, proving that a simple training space can become a ground for experimentation and discovery. The tower has a height of 32.5 meters and its concrete structure compresses the project with a framework assembled by industrial procedures but covered in handmade external molds. The instruction given were minimal and only as recommendations, so…
Albany Entertainment Centre by Cox Howlett & Bailey Woodland + Roberts Gardiner
The Albany Entertainment Center located on Toll Place, Albany, Australia was designed in 2010 through the collaboration of Cox Howlett & Bailey Woodland with Roberts Gardiner to create an iconic structure on the waterfront as a catalyst for community interaction. The standards of performance are of international quality and there is a rich history of the place hosting interaction between various cultures. The entertainment interacts with the harbor and with the township as a threshold between them and its sculptural…
National Center for Civil and Human Rights by David Rockwell
By : Dennis Franklin | 6 Sep 2014 11:55 am | Other
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights located in Atlanta, USA, is a project which commemorates the struggle for African-American freedom and equality while also acting as a center for studies of the evolving human rights movements throughout the world. The project was designed by the architect David Rockwell from the Rockwell Group in 2014 as an exhibition space as well as a lobby which acts as a pre-function area and gallery. The project was designed in collaboration with…
How Fun Hair Salon by JC Architecture
By : Dennis Franklin | 5 Sep 2014 9:06 am | Other
The practice of JC Architecture designed the elegant How Fun Hair Salon in the Daan District of Taipei City, Taiwan and the project is an attempt of changing the streetscape with a more open, joyous and contemporary space. The experience of going to a salon was changed into a journey through different moods set by several aesthetic choices and the transitory passage is portrayed through a tunnel leading inside. The design is minimalist with manly tones of gray and dark…
Shenzhen Bay Super City-Xtremendous by Urban New Idea Team
Located in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, this daring project called the Shenzhen Bay Super City-Xtremendous is a competition entry created by the architectural practice of Urban New Idea Team to provide a response to the massive increase in urban population. The urban landscape has skyscrapers rising like isolated islands and the designers want to bring them together through a sky street at a height of 150 meters, bringing them together to leave the ground floor free and able to host a…
Viñedo DeCote by Serrano Monjaraz Arquitectos
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Hyundai Card Travel Library by Wonderwall
The members of the Hyundai Card received a new Travel Library located in Seoul, South Korea which features a design created by the Wonderwall architectural practice in 2014. The concept of travel defines the entire project as a Stock of Curiosity. There is a café inside and the Travel Library invites the visitors to explore the space in a manner similar to that of travelling, going from one experience to the next, each with its own objects and characteristics. The…
PortMiami Tunnel by ArquitectonicaGEO
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The PortMiami Tunnel opened on 3rd of August 2014 to complete a one billion dollar project of infrastructure that was thirty years in the making with the aid of an international architecture team in which the ArquitectonicaGEO practice based in Miami was a member. The project has two tunnels underneath the Government Cut shipping channel with a length of 4200 feet that connect the PortMiami on Dodge Island to the I-395 through the MacArthur Causeway as well as adding 362…
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Carnal Hall is a concert venue and center for art and culture at the Le Rosey boarding school in Rolle, Switzerland. The project is close to completion and has been planned to feature its opening performance on 2nd October 2014. The hall was designed by the practice of Bernard Tschumi Architects in collaboration with Fehlmann Architects who made the structure stand out due to its low arcing dome which is clad in stainless steel as a powerful contrasting image when…
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In this signature luxury development project in Banglore India, CORE team provided consultancy on construction materials and technical solutions as well as interior design of the common areas and model show apartments. CORE was also responsible for purchasing all decorative materials and furniture, organising transportation and delivery to India.
Suvilas Royal Gardenia is considered one of the the first projects in India to follow 100 percent European construction standards from system formwork to finishes. The project is a ten-level development spread across two acres of land. It includes 72 luxury homes spread across two towers surrounded by water body.
The two towers house 3 and 4 bedroom apartments with carpet area ranging from 2054 to 2495 square foot. Each tower has a lobby area of around 1,000 square foot and a 13,000 square foot well-equipped modern club house, along with multi-utility hall of 1000 square foot.
Suvilas Royal Gardenia has been ranked among the top 100 residential projects in India 2014, evaluated by CRISIL. CORE consulting team were recognised for their consulting work, which included advising on high quality building materials and the completing interior design of the public areas on the model show apartments.


The answer is a bit complex, as we are now far-flung through the corners of Belize, and many other countries around the world. One thing we have in common, beside our language, is our love for home, Tanah. I was born and raised in San Antonio Village in the Cayo District. The westernmost district is home to some of the most beautiful landscapes, and in my humble and biased opinion, San Antonio is nestled in one such spot: a valley ringed by mountains as far as the eye can see, homes dotting high hills and dirt roads snaking every which way.
The population is primarily Yucatec, and I am fortunate to have been born in the era of one of the most famed healers, Dr. Elijio Panti. I also grew up with the Garcia Sisters, who had their brush with fame with their slate carvings and art. In fact, one sister continues pushing for tradition and preservation of culture, lobbying alongside other villagers to honor Dr. Panti with a medicinal trail/reserve. Another group of hard-working artisans have taken on the magnificent art of pottery-making, using the help of a New York University professor to create bowls and figurines in homage to our ancient ancestors' styles. We speak our Mayan language, conversing wherever we meet, be it in the center of the village, or on this very island where I now reside. We can pick each other out, bound by a common thread…and we talk and reminisce.
There are three confirmed groups of Maya in Belize: Yucatec, Mopan and Ke'kchi.
I'm the product of a Yucatec Maya man and Creole/Garifuna woman, and identify as Maya.
Like so many children in the village, I grew up around a host of uncles and aunts and cousins. As an only child, I often gravitated towards my grandmother in her kitchen. In hindsight, Grandma was the tiniest wizened creature, but to a small child, she was the world, bigger than life itself.
Her thatched kitchen was made of skinny logs, wide open doors and windows so the smoke from her fogon (fire hearth) would get out easily. Directly overhead, the thatch was ebony black with soot from the wood smoke. I remember seeing long strips of deer meat often draped on a line high above the fire, curing and smoking for many days. The day she would bring down the meats, it was feasting time.
Sometimes I'd help pick the brightest habaneros from the tree just outside, and she would pick tomatoes ripe on the vine. After raking some coals off to the side, she would add more wood to the fire and her comal would be placed to heat up. Freshly washed habaneros were dropped directly on the separated coals, spitting and hissing as they got charred and their scent filled the air. Tomatoes roasted atop the comal as well. Some fresh cilantro would be chopped, along with shallots grown in the backyard garden.
Grandma would smash the hot habaneros with generous sprinkles of salt and fresh lime juice, using a homemade wooden pestle. Cilantro and onions would get added, and being the fearless woman she was, she'd stick her finger in the bowl and taste! The roasted tomatoes got a similar treatment, with just a tiny bit of the habanero sauce added to give it a little kick.
There was always masa (corn dough) ready to go, and she would start patting out round stacks of hot and fresh tortillas. When the stack was ready, often in danger of toppling over, she would sit at the table, shredding her portion of the shredded smoked meat, dabbing handfuls in both sauces, wrapping with a hot fresh tortilla and savoring it with her eyes closed.
Today, the joy of a hot fresh corn tortilla is still enjoyed, whether from a fire hearth or stovetop, it still is about making our own food.
Culture and tradition in many Latin-American countries have often led to the idea that the men do the hard labour in their milpas (farm) while the women stay at home and tend to home and children. Grandma had a total of 16 children, of which 10 survived to adulthood.
Like in many families, our mornings began before the sun rose. Children often slept through the clatter and bang of the kitchen as mothers and grandmothers prepared a hot breakfast and lunch for the man/men of the house. During school days, it was only the father, but at holiday time, so long as you could walk through a grove of corn, you could help carry something, and children and all were packed up and taken to do some milpa work!
After packing scrambled eggs, perhaps some beans in a bowl and a few fresh tortillas, a recycled bottle filled with milky coffee, the men would pull on their long-sleeved shirts, tuck in their pants into their rubber boots, tie their scabbards carrying extra-sharp machetes, and if they were feeling lucky, they would also sling a rifle over their back. At the top of the mountains due east, the first rays of sunshine would start sending some light. With one foot on the stirrup, and a quick swing of the leg, they would take off, the morning air filled with the clip-clop of horses all headed to parts deep in the jungle. By the time they broke through the thicket of trees and crossed creeks, the sun would be blazing on the rows and rows of their crops: peanuts, corn, onions, cabbages, watermelons, peppers, tomatoes…whatever it was that they decided to plant.
At home, those who saw the rifle being slung over would wait to hear the shot. Often, there would be a loud boom, which would echo from mountain to mountain, and the question was usually, "Who? And did they get it?" Today, the sound of a gunshot ringing through the valley still brings a frisson of excitement for those eager to have some game meat.
When everyone was settled home, and there didn't seem to be much work to do, the gathered children would sit at the feet of our wizened old grandma, listening to the folktales passed down from generation to generation. There was nothing better than getting the full story of the Alux (A-loosh)/Tata Duende, the Xtabai (Ish-tah-bye) or the Cadejo (ka-de-ho).
For us naughty kids, the Alux story would ALWAYS get to us. Tales of the tiny man luring badly behaved children into the jungle with him were terrifying, as were the stories of him riding horses for fun, braiding their manes so impossibly tight that owners would have to cut them off. The stories always ended with a warning to: listen to your parents, don't wander off alone…and well, I'm still not sure what the poor horses could have done to avoid their braided manes!
When we witnessed tightly braided horse manes, the stories of the Alux would come back to us, bringing chills up and down our spines. Perhaps they were real, perhaps not; there isn't much to say that we don't walk a fine line between fantasy and reality. If nothing else, Grandma told us these stories as a warning to behave, and for the chuckles she got watching a group of four or five grandchildren walking each other to use the outhouse at twilight!
We've always been aware of other Maya people in the rest of the country. At one point, my grandfather panned for gold, going away for weeks on end, deep in the jungle. He would come back with stories of other villages where the people spoke Maya. He described them as completely different from us…many of them running away and hiding from the group of gold-diggers. He said their language was different, Maya, but different. Later in our Social Studies class, we would learn more about the Ke'kchi Maya, who primarily populate the southern district of Belize.
The answer is simple: happily…proudly…contentedly. It is a beautiful thing to be Maya.


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Sally Fitzgibbons and Alex Ribiero have claimed victory at the 34th annual Newcastle Surfest, World Surf League Qualifying Series 6000 event in excellent waves at Merewether Beach. The two has to battle through a massive field of surfers from all over the world to claim the first combined QS6,000 of the season.
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package drones.flightcontrol;

import akka.actor.ActorRef;
import droneapi.api.DroneCommander;
import droneapi.messages.FlyingStateChangedMessage;
import droneapi.messages.LocationChangedMessage;
import droneapi.messages.NavigationStateChangedMessage;
import droneapi.model.properties.FlyingState;
import droneapi.model.properties.Location;
import droneapi.model.properties.NavigationState;
import drones.flightcontrol.messages.*;
import drones.scheduler.messages.to.FlightCanceledMessage;
import drones.scheduler.messages.to.FlightCompletedMessage;
import models.Checkpoint;
import scala.concurrent.Await;
import scala.concurrent.duration.Duration;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException;

/**
 * Basic implementation of a Pilot class. It will fly with the drone to its destinations via the wayPoints
 * and will land on the last item in the list. It takes into account the waiting time of a wayPoint but not
 * its altitude.
 *
 * When the SimplePilot is connected with a ControlTower it will send a request message before a take off or
 * landing. When, subsequently, the RequestGrantedMessage is received it will execute the landing or take off
 * and respond with a CompletedMessage.
 *
 * When a RequestMessage is received from another pilot it will check if its actual location is not within
 * the NoFlyRange of the location of the request. If this is so, it will add the request location to the
 * NoFlyPoint list and it will immediately respond with a RequestGrantedMessage. If this is not so, it will
 * wait until the drone has left the request location.
 *
 * !!! WARNING 1: The SimplePilot assumes that there are no obstacles on the route that he will fly.
 *
 * !!! WARNING 2: When an error occurs, the pilot will go to a blocked state. It is the responsibility of
 * the user to land the drone on a safe place.
 *
 * !!! WARNING 3: There can only be one pilot for each drone at any time.
 *
 * !!! WARNING 4: The drone should be landed before starting the pilot.
 *
 * Created by Sander on 18/03/2015.
 */
public class SimplePilot extends Pilot {

    private Location actualLocation;

    //wayPoints = route to fly
    private List<Checkpoint> wayPoints;
    private int actualWayPoint = -1;

    //List of points(wrapped in messages) where the drone cannot fly
    private List<RequestMessage> noFlyPoints = new ArrayList<>();
    //List of points(wrapped in messages) where the drone currently is but that need to be evacuated for a landing or take off.
    private List<RequestMessage> evacuationPoints = new ArrayList<>();

    //Range around a no fly point where the drone cannot fly.
    private static final int NO_FY_RANGE = 10;
    //Range around a evacuation point where the drone should be evacuated.
    private static final int EVACUATION_RANGE = 15;

    private boolean landed = true;

    //True if the drone has taken off and is waiting to go up until cruising altitude
    private boolean waitForTakeOffFinished = false;

    //True is the drone is going up until cruising altitude and will wait to fly to the first wayPoint
    private boolean waitForGoUpUntilCruisingAltitudeFinished = false;

    //True if pilot is waiting for landing completed
    private boolean waitForLandFinished = false;

    //True if pilot is waiting for landing  when een stopMessage has send
    private boolean waitForLandAfterStopFinished = false;

    //Buffer when waiting for takeoff or landed to send the completed message
    private RequestMessage requestMessageBuffer = null;

    //True when entered a no fly range
    private boolean waitForLeavingNoFlyRange = false;

    private boolean done = false;

    /**
     * @param reporterRef            actor to report the outgoing messages
     * @param droneId                drone to control
     * @param linkedWithControlTower true if connected to a ControlTower
     * @param wayPoints              route to fly, the drone will land on the last item
     */
    public SimplePilot(ActorRef reporterRef, long droneId, boolean linkedWithControlTower, List<Checkpoint> wayPoints) {
        super(reporterRef, droneId, linkedWithControlTower);

        if (wayPoints.isEmpty()) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Waypoints must contain at least 1 element");
        }
        this.wayPoints = wayPoints;
    }

    /**
     *
     * @param reporterRef               actor to report the outgoing messages
     * @param droneId                   drone to control
     * @param linkedWithControlTower    true if connected to a ControlTower
     * @param wayPoints                 route to fly, the drone will land on the last item
     * @param cruisingAltitude          cruisingAltitude of the drone
     */
    public SimplePilot(ActorRef reporterRef, long droneId, boolean linkedWithControlTower, List<Checkpoint> wayPoints, double cruisingAltitude) {
        this(reporterRef, droneId, linkedWithControlTower, wayPoints);
        this.cruisingAltitude = cruisingAltitude;
    }

    /**
     *
     * @param reporterRef               actor to report the outgoing messages
     * @param droneId                   drone to control
     * @param linkedWithControlTower    true if connected to a ControlTower
     * @param wayPoints                 route to fly, the drone will land on the last item
     * @param cruisingAltitude          cruisingAltitude of the drone
     * @param noFlyPoints               list of points where the drone cannot fly
     */
    public SimplePilot(ActorRef reporterRef, long droneId, boolean linkedWithControlTower, List<Checkpoint> wayPoints, double cruisingAltitude, List<RequestMessage> noFlyPoints) {
        this(reporterRef,droneId,linkedWithControlTower,wayPoints, cruisingAltitude);
        this.cruisingAltitude = cruisingAltitude;
        this.noFlyPoints = new ArrayList<>(noFlyPoints);
    }

    /**
     * Use only for testing!
     */
    public SimplePilot(ActorRef reporterRef, DroneCommander dc, boolean linkedWithControlTower, List<Checkpoint> wayPoints) {
        super(reporterRef, dc, linkedWithControlTower);

        if (wayPoints.isEmpty()) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Waypoints must contain at least 1 element");
        }
        this.wayPoints = wayPoints;
    }

    @Override
    public void startFlightControlMessage() {
        //Check if navigationState is "AVAILABLE"
        try {
            NavigationState m = Await.result(dc.getNavigationState(), MAX_DURATION_SHORT);
            if(m != NavigationState.AVAILABLE){
                handleErrorMessage("Can not start because NavigationState is not \"AVAILABLE\".");
                return;
            }
            actualLocation = Await.result(dc.getLocation(), MAX_DURATION_SHORT);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            handleErrorMessage("Error while getting NavigationState after start");
            return;
        }

        if (Double.doubleToRawLongBits(cruisingAltitude) == 0) {
            cruisingAltitude = DEFAULT_ALTITUDE;
            try {
                Await.ready(dc.setMaxHeight((float) cruisingAltitude), MAX_DURATION_SHORT);
            } catch (TimeoutException | InterruptedException e) {
                handleErrorMessage("Failed to set max height after SetCruisingAltitudeMessage");
                return;
            }
        }
        blocked = false;
        logPilot("has started");
        takeOff();
    }

    @Override
    protected void stopFlightControlMessage(StopFlightControlMessage m) {
        logPilot("has received a shut down message");

        //check if there was a request granted but not yet completed
        if(linkedWithControlTower && requestMessageBuffer != null){
            requestMessageBuffer = null;
            reporterRef.tell(new CompletedMessage(requestMessageBuffer),self());
        }

        if(!landed){
            try {
                Await.ready(dc.land(), MAX_DURATION_LONG);
                landed = true;
            } catch (TimeoutException | InterruptedException e) {
                handleErrorMessage("Could no land drone after stop message");
                return;
            }
            waitForLandAfterStopFinished = true;
        } else {
            stop();
        }

    }

    private void stop(){
        blocked = true;
        dc.unsubscribe(self());
        if(!done || linkedWithControlTower){
            reporterRef.tell(new FlightCanceledMessage(droneId, done), self());
        }

        logPilot("will shut down");

        //stop
        getContext().stop(self());
    }

    protected void goToNextWaypoint() {
        if (!blocked) {
            actualWayPoint++;
            if (actualWayPoint == 0){
                logPilot("will got to the first way point");
                models.Location newLocation = wayPoints.get(actualWayPoint).getLocation();
                dc.moveToLocation(newLocation.getLatitude(), newLocation.getLongitude(), cruisingAltitude);
            } else {
                //wait at wayPoint
                getContext().system().scheduler().scheduleOnce(Duration.create(wayPoints.get(actualWayPoint - 1).getWaitingTime(), TimeUnit.SECONDS),
                        new Runnable() {
                            @Override
                            public void run() {
                                self().tell(new WaitAtWayPointCompletedMessage(),self());                                    }
                        }, getContext().system().dispatcher());
            }
        }

    }

    @Override
    protected void waitAtWayPointCompletedMessage(WaitAtWayPointCompletedMessage m) {
        if(!blocked){
            reporterRef.tell(new WayPointCompletedMessage(droneId, actualWayPoint -1), self());
            if (actualWayPoint == wayPoints.size()) {
                logPilot("has arrived at last way point");
                //arrived at destination => land
                land();
            } else {
                logPilot("has arrived at way point " + (actualWayPoint - 1) + " and will go to the next one");
                //fly to next wayPoint
                models.Location newLocation = wayPoints.get(actualWayPoint).getLocation();
                dc.moveToLocation(newLocation.getLatitude(), newLocation.getLongitude(), cruisingAltitude);
            }
        }
    }

    private void land() {
        if(!blocked){
            if(linkedWithControlTower){
                logPilot("has sent a request for landing");
                reporterRef.tell(new RequestMessage(self(), actualLocation, AbstractFlightControlMessage.RequestType.LANDING, droneId), self());
            } else {
                logPilot("has started the landing procedure");
                try {
                    Await.ready(dc.land(), MAX_DURATION_LONG);
                } catch (TimeoutException | InterruptedException e) {
                    handleErrorMessage("Could no land drone after internal land command");
                    return;
                }
                waitForLandFinished = true;
            }
        }
    }

    private void takeOff() {
        if(!blocked){
            if(linkedWithControlTower){
                logPilot("has sent a request for take off");
                reporterRef.tell(new RequestMessage(self(),actualLocation, AbstractFlightControlMessage.RequestType.TAKEOFF, droneId),self());
            } else {
                logPilot("has started the take off procedure");
                try {
                    Await.ready(dc.takeOff(), MAX_DURATION_LONG);
                } catch (TimeoutException | InterruptedException e) {
                    handleErrorMessage("Could no take off drone after internal takeoff command");
                    return;
                }
                waitForTakeOffFinished = true;
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Handles a RequestMessage of a other drone. A RequestMessage is sent when a drone wants to land or to take off.
     */
    @Override
    protected void requestMessage(RequestMessage m) {
        if(blocked){
            noFlyPoints.add(m);
            reporterRef.tell(new RequestGrantedMessage(droneId, m), self());
            logPilot("has received a request from " + m.getDroneId() + " and has granted it");
        } else {
            if (actualLocation.distance(m.getLocation()) <= EVACUATION_RANGE) {
                evacuationPoints.add(m);
                logPilot("has received a request from " + m.getDroneId() + " and has added it to the evacuation points");
            } else {
                noFlyPoints.add(m);
                reporterRef.tell(new RequestGrantedMessage(droneId, m), self());
                logPilot("has received a request from " + m.getDroneId() + " and has granted it");
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Handles a RequestGrantedMessage. A RequestGrantedMessage is sent to a class as a reply on a RequestMessage.
     */
    @Override
    protected void requestGrantedMessage(RequestGrantedMessage m) {
        switch (m.getRequestMessage().getType()) {
            case LANDING:
                try {
                    Await.ready(dc.land(), MAX_DURATION_LONG);
                } catch (TimeoutException | InterruptedException e) {
                    handleErrorMessage("Could no land drone after internal land command");
                    return;
                }
                waitForLandFinished = true;
                if(linkedWithControlTower){
                    requestMessageBuffer = m.getRequestMessage();
                }
                logPilot("has received a RequestGrantedMessage and has started the landing procedure");
                break;
            case TAKEOFF:
                try {
                    Await.ready(dc.takeOff(), MAX_DURATION_LONG);
                } catch (TimeoutException | InterruptedException e) {
                    handleErrorMessage("Could no take off drone after internal takeoff command");
                    return;
                }
                waitForTakeOffFinished = true;
                if(linkedWithControlTower){
                    requestMessageBuffer = m.getRequestMessage();
                }
                logPilot("has received a RequestGrantedMessage and has started the take off procedure");
                break;
            default:
                log.warning("No handler for: [{}]", m.getRequestMessage().getType());
        }
    }

    /**
     * Handles CompletedMessage of a other drone. A CompletedMessage is sent when a other drone has completed his landing of take off that he has requested.
     */
    @Override
    protected void completedMessage(CompletedMessage m) {
        logPilot("has received a CompletedMessage");
        noFlyPoints.remove(m.getRequestMessage());
    }

    @Override
    protected void locationChanged(LocationChangedMessage m) {
        if (!blocked && !waitForLandFinished && !waitForTakeOffFinished && !waitForGoUpUntilCruisingAltitudeFinished) {
            actualLocation = new Location(m.getLatitude(), m.getLongitude(), m.getGpsHeight());
            //use iterator
            Iterator<RequestMessage> it = evacuationPoints.iterator();
            while(it.hasNext()){
                RequestMessage r = it.next();
                if(actualLocation.distance(r.getLocation()) > EVACUATION_RANGE){
                    logPilot("has left the evacuation range");
                    //remove from list
                    it.remove();
                    noFlyPoints.add(r);
                    reporterRef.tell(new RequestGrantedMessage(droneId,r),self());
                }
            }
            for (RequestMessage requestMessage : noFlyPoints) {
                Location l = requestMessage.getLocation();
                if (actualLocation.distance(l) < NO_FY_RANGE && !landed) {
                    logPilot("has entered a no fly range");
                    //stop with flying
                    waitForLeavingNoFlyRange = true;
                    try {
                        Await.ready(dc.cancelMoveToLocation(), MAX_DURATION_SHORT);
                    } catch (TimeoutException | InterruptedException e) {
                        handleErrorMessage("Cannot cancelMoveToLocation, the drones will probably collide!!!");
                    }
                    return;
                }
            }
            //Check if can fly further
            if(waitForLeavingNoFlyRange){
                waitForLeavingNoFlyRange = false;
                //fly to next wayPoint
                models.Location newLocation = wayPoints.get(actualWayPoint).getLocation();
                dc.moveToLocation(newLocation.getLatitude(), newLocation.getLongitude(), cruisingAltitude);
                logPilot("can no fly further to the next way point: " + actualWayPoint);
            }
        }

    }

    @Override
    protected void flyingStateChanged(FlyingStateChangedMessage m) {
        switch (m.getState()){
            case HOVERING:
                if(!blocked && waitForTakeOffFinished) {
                    waitForTakeOffFinished = false;
                    //go up until cruising altitude
                    logPilot("has completed the first take off procedure and will now go up until cruising altitude");
                    try {
                        Await.ready(dc.moveToLocation(actualLocation.getLatitude(), actualLocation.getLongitude(), cruisingAltitude), MAX_DURATION_LONG);
                    } catch (TimeoutException | InterruptedException e) {
                        handleErrorMessage("Could no send takeoff command  to cruising altitude");
                        return;
                    }
                    waitForGoUpUntilCruisingAltitudeFinished = true;
                }
                break;
            case EMERGENCY:
                handleErrorMessage("Drone in emergency");
                landed = true;
                break;
            case LANDED:
                if(!blocked && waitForLandFinished){
                    waitForLandFinished = false;
                    landed = true;
                    blocked = true;
                    if(linkedWithControlTower){
                        reporterRef.tell(new CompletedMessage(requestMessageBuffer), self());
                        requestMessageBuffer = null;
                    }
                    done = true;
                    reporterRef.tell(new FlightCompletedMessage(droneId, actualLocation), self());
                    logPilot("has completed the landing procedure");
                    return;
                }
                if(!blocked && waitForLandAfterStopFinished){
                    logPilot("has completed the landing procedure");
                    stop();
                    return;
                }
                landed = true;
                blocked = true;
                break;
        }
    }

    @Override
    protected void navigationStateChanged(NavigationStateChangedMessage m) {
        if(!blocked && m.getState() == NavigationState.AVAILABLE){
            switch (m.getReason()){
                case FINISHED:
                    if(waitForGoUpUntilCruisingAltitudeFinished){
                        waitForGoUpUntilCruisingAltitudeFinished = false;
                        landed = false;
                        if(linkedWithControlTower){
                            reporterRef.tell(new CompletedMessage(requestMessageBuffer), self());
                            requestMessageBuffer = null;
                        }
                        logPilot("has completed the second take off procedure");
                        goToNextWaypoint();
                        break;
                    }
                    if(!waitForTakeOffFinished && !waitForLandAfterStopFinished && !waitForLandFinished && !waitForGoUpUntilCruisingAltitudeFinished){
                        goToNextWaypoint();
                    }
                    break;
                case STOPPED:
                    if(!linkedWithControlTower){
                        handleErrorMessage("Navigation has stopped.");
                    }
            }

        }
    }

    @Override
    protected void addNoFlyPointMessage(AddNoFlyPointMessage m) {
        if (actualLocation.distance(m.getNoFlyPoint().getLocation()) < NO_FY_RANGE) {
            handleErrorMessage("You cannot add a drone within the no-fly-range " +
                    "of the location where another drone wants to land or to take off");
        } else {
            noFlyPoints.add(m.getNoFlyPoint());
        }
    }

    private void handleErrorMessage(String s){
        blocked = true;
        reporterRef.tell(new FlightControlExceptionMessage(s,droneId),self());
        log.error("FlightControl error with droneID " + droneId + ": " + s);
    }

    private void logPilot(String s){
        log.info("Pilot for drone {} {}.", droneId, s);
    }
}

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Filip VI. Španělský obdržel řadu titulů a vyznamenání jak před nástupem na španělský trůn tak i jako španělský král. Španělská ústava z roku 1978 vyhrazuje titul španělského krále osobě panovníka. Ten je také jako panovník oprávněn užívat i další čestné tituly a hodnosti. Jako španělský král je také velmistrem řady španělských rytířských a heraldických řádů.

Tituly a oslovení

 30. ledna 1968 – 1. listopadu 1977: Jeho královská výsost infant Filip Španělský
 1. listopadu 1977 – 19. června 2014: Jeho královská výsost kníže asturský
 19. června 2014 – dosud: Jeho veličenstvo král španělský

Oficiálně používané tituly
Španělská ústava z roku 1978, v článku II., odst. 56, paragraf 2, vyhrazuje titul španělského krále (rey de España) osobě panovníka. Ten je jako panovník oprávněně užívat i další čestné tituly a hodnosti, které se obvykle vztahují k historickým entitám, tradičně spojených se Španělskou korunou:

 král španělský, kastilský, leónský, aragonský, obojí Sicílie (tj. neapolský a sicilský), jeruzalémský, navarrský, granadský, toledský, valencijský, galicijský, mallorský, sevillský, sardinský, córdobský, korsický, murcijský, menorský, jaénský, algarvský, algecirský, gibraltarský, Kanárských ostrovů, východo- a západoindický a Atlantských ostrovů. (španělsky: Rey de España, de Castilla, de León, de Aragón, de las Dos Sicilias (referido a Nápoles y Sicilia), de Jerusalén, de Navarra, de Granada, de Toledo, de Valencia, de Galicia, de Mallorca, de Sevilla, de Cerdeña, de Córdoba, de Córcega, de Murcia, de Menorca, de Jaén, de los Algarves, de Algeciras, de Gibraltar, de las Islas Canarias, de las Indias Orientales y Occidentales y de las Islas y Tierra Firme del Mar Océano).
 arcivévoda rakouský (Archiduque de Austria);
 vévoda burgundský, brabantský, milánský, aténský a neopatrijský. (: Duque de Borgoña, Brabante, Milán, Atenas y Neopatria).
 hrabě habsburský, flanderský, tyrolský, rousillonský a barcelonský, (: Conde de Habsburgo, Flandes, el Tirol, el Rosellón y Barcelona).
 svobodný pán biskajský a molinský, (: Señor de Vizcaya y Molina).
 etc.

Vojenské hodnosti

  Španělská armáda:
 důstojnický kadet (1/8/1985 – 7/7/1986)
 alférez (7/7/1986 – 7/7/1989)
 poručík (7/7/1989 – 1/12/2000)
 velitel (1/12/2000 – 3/7/2009)
 podplukovník (3/7/2009 – 19/6/2014)

  Španělské námořnictvo
 námořní kadet (10/7/1986 – 7/7/1989)
 podporučík (7/7/1989 – 1/12/2000)
 korvetní kapitán (1/12/2000 – 3/7/2009)
 fregatní kapitán (3/7/2009 – 19/6/2014)
  Španělské letectvo
 alférez (10/7/1986 – 7/7/1989)
 poručík (7/7/1989 – 1/12/2000)
 kvalifikovaný pilot helikoptéry – 402. výcviková letka (18/3/1996 – 26/6/1996)
 velitel (1/12/2000 – 3/7/2009)
 podplukovník (3/7/2009 – 19/6/2014)
  Španělské ozbrojené síly
 generálkapitán (19/6/2014 – dosud)

Vyznamenání

Národní vyznamenání

Jako španělský král je i velmistrem řady španělských rytířských a heraldických řádu:

  21. velmistr a 1182. rytíř španělského Řádu zlatého rouna – rytíř 1981
  velmistr a rytíř velkokříže s řetězem Řádu Karla III. – velkokříž s řetězem 1986
  de facto hlava Řádu královny Marie Luisy
  velmistr Řádu Isabely Katolické
  velmistr Řádu za občanské zásluhy
  velmistr Řádu Alfonse X. Moudrého
  velmistr Řádu svatého Rajmunda z Peňafortu
  velmistr Vojenského řádu svatého Ferdinanda
  velmistr Řádu za ústavní zásluhy
  velmistr a rytíř velkokříže s bílým odznakem Vojenského záslužného kříže – velkokříž 1986
  velmistr a rytíř velkokříže s bílým odznakem Námořního záslužného kříže – velkokříž 1987
  velmistr a rytíř velkokříže s bílým odznakem Leteckého záslužného kříže – velkokříž 1988
  velmistr a velkokříž Vojenského řádu svatého Hermenegilda – velkokříž 1999
  velmistr Záslužného odznaku civilní stráže
  velmistr Řádu calatravských rytířů
  velmistr Řádu svatojakubských rytířů
  velmistr Řádu alcántarských rytířů
  velmistr Řádu rytířů z Montesy

Zahraniční vyznamenání

  velkokříž Řádu osvoboditele generála San Martína
  velkokříž s řetězem Řádu osvoboditele generála San Martína – 22. února 2017
  velkokříž Květnového řádu za vojenské zásluhy – 9. února 2009

  velkokříž Řádu Leopolda – 19. září 1994

  velkokříže s řetězem Řádu Kryštofa Kolumba – 24. dubna 1987

  velkokříž Národního řádu svatého Vavřince – 3. července 2001

  Řád kříže země Panny Marie I. třídy – 5. července 2007

  velkokříž Řádu Lakandula – 3. prosince 2007
  velkokříž Řádu Sikatuna – 2. dubna 1995

  velkokříž Řádu čestné legie – 27. dubna 2009

  velkokříž Řádu Francisca Morazána – 27. října 2018

  řetěz Řádu za zásluhy – 4. června 2001
  velkokříž s řetězem Řádu za zásluhy – 29. října 2014

  rytíř velkokříže Řádu zásluh o Italskou republiku – 27. června 1996

  řetěz Řádu chryzantémy – 5. dubna 2017

  velkostuha Nejvyššího řádu renesance – 20. října 1999

  velkokříž s řetězem Řádu Boyacá – 2. března 2015

  velkostuha Řádu za zásluhy – 19. října 2009

  velkodůstojník Řádu tří hvězd – 15. října 2004 – udělila prezidentka Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga

  velkokříž Řádu Adolfa Nasavského – 7. května 2001

  velkokříž Záslužného řádu Maďarské republiky – 31. ledna 2005

 člen speciální třídy Řádu Muhammada – 14. července 2014

  řádový řetěz Řádu aztéckého orla – 26. června 2015
  šerpa Řádu aztéckého orla – 25. ledna 1996

  velkokříž Záslužného řádu Spolkové republiky Německo

  rytíř velkokříže Řádu dynastie Oranžsko-Nasavské – 8. října 1985
  Inaugurační medaile krále Viléma Alexandra – 30. dubna 2013

  velkokříž Řádu svatého Olafa – 25. dubna 1995

  speciální velkokříž Řádu Vasco Núñeze de Balboa – 19. října 1998

  velkokříž Řádu peruánského slunce – 5. července 2004
  velkokříž s diamanty Řádu peruánského slunce – 7. července 2015
  velkokříž Záslužného řádu za zvláštní služby – 12. listopadu 2018

  velkokříž Řádu za zásluhy Polské republiky – 24. září 2003 – udělil prezident Aleksander Kwaśniewski

  velkokříž s řetězem Řádu věže a meče – 28. listopadu 2016
  velkokříž Řádu věže a meče – 25. září 2006
  velkodůstojník Řádu věže a meče – 23. srpna 1996
  velkokříž Řádu Kristova – 13. října 1988
  velkokříž Řádu avizských rytířů – 22. dubna 1991
  velkokříž s řetězem Řádu svobody – 15. dubna 2018

  velká čestná dekorace ve zlatě na stuze Čestného odznaku Za zásluhy o Rakouskou republiku – 1995

  velkokříž Řádu rumunské hvězdy – 26. listopadu 2007

  velkokříž Řádu Spasitele – 25. září 2001

  velkokříž se zlatou hvězdou Řádu José Matíase Delgada – 10. března 1997

  řetěz Řádu krále Abd al-Azíze – 15. ledna 2017

  čestný rytíř velkokříže Královského Viktoriina řádu – 17. října 1988
  rytíř Podvazkového řádu – 12. července 2017

  rytíř Řádu Serafínů – 30. dubna 1991
  Medaile k 50. narozeninám krále Karla XVI. Gustava – 30. dubna 1996

Místa pojmenovaná na počest krále

 Cáceres: Estadio Príncipe Felipe (Stadion prince Filipa)
 Oviedo: Auditorio-Palacio de Congresos de Oviedo Príncipe Felipe (Auditorium a kongresový palác prince Filipa v Oviedu)
 Valencie:
 Museo de las Ciencias Príncipe Felipe (Přírodovědné muzeum prince Filipa)
 Centro de Investigación Príncipe Felipe (Výzkumné centrum prince Filipa)
 Zaragoza: Pabellón Príncipe Felipe (Aréna prince Filipa)

Další ocenění

 Mezinárodní olympijský výbor: Zlatý Olympijský řád – 18. prosince 2013

Odkazy

Reference

Poznámky

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With a religious ceremony for health and well-being, served by His Eminence Metropolitan of Varna and Veliki Preslav Ioan, a Centre for Interventional Radiology was inaugurated at UMHAT "St. Marina"-Varna, which has the last generation angiographic equipment, purchased by MU-Varna. The Minister of Health Mr. Kiril Ananiev, the Minister of Education and Science Mr. Krasimir Valchev and the Mayor of Varna Mr. Ivan Portnih cut the ribbon at the official opening.
"This is a modern laboratory that will save the lives of plenty of people. Moreover, a lot of students will be trained here as well. Having such equipment is a prerequisite for retaining young doctors in the country. Students, coming from 48 countries in the world, are being trained at MU-Varna. We should take pride in what is being done because this is the future," said the Rector of MU-Varna Prof. Krasimir Ivanov. The ceremony was also attended by Prof. Anelia Klisarova, Member of the 44th National Assembly, the District Governor of Varna Stoyan Pasev, the Chairman of the Municipal Council Todor Balabanov, the Executive Director of University Hospital "St. Marina" Prof. Dr. Valentin Ignatov, the academic management of MU-Varna, doctors, students and journalists.
The angiograph equipment is located in a renovated and well-equipped room with an anesthesiology machine at the Varna University Hospital, which allows for multi-team work and performance of hybrid operations. The total investment for the new equipment and repairs exceeds BGN 2 000 000. The state-of-the-art Centre is yet another benefit for the Bulgarian healthcare and education, achieved through the excellent joint activities between MU-Varna and UMHAT "St. Marina", and will be of essential importance both for the treatment of patients from Northeastern Bulgaria and for the modern training of undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD students. Not only the entire scope of invasive procedures under imaging control is to be performed here, but also there is an opportunity for a high-speed video link that will allow for both the presentation of the latest methodologies in real time in front of the students, and the presentation of clinical cases and procedures at various scientific medical forums in the country and abroad.
The new angiograph equipment is the only one in the country with a ceiling-suspended C-arm and 55-inch flat-panel display. There is also a system of an ultrasound machine with ultra-modern wireless transducers, delivering the image directly to the working display. This combination provides an excellent opportunity to perform the whole range of interventional procedures in the human body under imaging control. Thanks to the powerful software package, detailed images of blood vessels in all parts of the body can be obtained easily and quickly.
The new angiographic equipment will facilitate the performance of high-quality, wide-ranging vascular and non-vascular interventions for the rapid and efficient therapy of acute ischemic stroke, aortic and cerebral aneurysms, and atherosclerotic changes in the limb vessels. It is also planned the most advanced procedures in the field of oncology, such as trans-arterial chemotherapy and radiofrequency ablation of liver tumours to be performed here.


Every songwriter, every storyteller, every painter, every choreographer, indeed every creator, knows the rush of well-being that comes from bringing their creation out into the world. Something from nothing. Often that creation has kept its parent up all night, tweaking the details until everything is just "so". Only it doesn't feel like it's keeping its parent up all night, as the creator doesn't feel sleepy or hungry or in need of anything but bringing that creation as close to perfection as is possible for humans.
Speaking, of course, from my role as songwriter, I know that there is another side to this. I go to bed, the song "completed", and when I wake up in the morning, I'm excited. It's time to learn to play and sing my new song, so that I can show it off to its best advantage. I begin to sing, and… Uh-oh…. There's a part here that doesn't feel right. It doesn't sing smoothly. Perhaps a few too many syllables, perhaps the word here is too harsh, not concrete enough. The song needs more "furniture" to make it a more sensory experience for the listener. Whatever.
At that point, I have a choice.
Not long ago, I discovered that seeking out just the right word, changing the phrase so that it fits snugly in the format, exploring metaphors until the exact right one is found, is also a flow experience. Plus, the added attraction of saying exactly what you meant, and OMG, it rhymes! I invite you to try it. You can get so involved in the investigation, and the hunt, and the performance of the necessary surgery (please pardon the mixed metaphor), that it begins to feel just like writing the song in the first place. Flow. Surprise!
Now it's time to record. And again, it feels great. The arranging, the inviting of other instrumentalists to contribute, their contribution (I try not to control that beyond a few suggestions to imply boundaries.), et voilà! The recording. Let's put it on and listen. Oh dear. The flute's a little too loud, isn't it. And there's a bad note in the bass. Not the end of the world, though. Because we can re-mix. (Ugh. Drudgery. I'd rather clean toilets).
And again, it turns out that the process of re-mixing is so absorbing that hours later, you had no idea that much time has passed, until someone calls to find out where you are, because you're supposed to be somewhere else.
And, even if the recording needs to be done over, which it sometimes does (*sigh*), I'll bet you'll find that it's not quite the chore you were expecting. You may even find some new, better way of treating the song that makes it a better song.
Wish I could be there this weekend--can't happen I'm afraid.
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does not concern the Bee.
- Emily Elizabeth Dickinson c.1884 Complete Poems, no.1627 (first published1890).
Such a sweet piece of verse by American poet, Emily Dickinson (1830-1886), don't you agree? Apparently Dickinson penned close to 1,800 poems during her lifetime, however most of these were not discovered until after her death.
Honey is plentiful on the shelves of my larder this month, including several jars of ACTIVE (Manuka) 15+ honey produced by my beekeeping friends (and Good Things sponsors) Carmen and Todd from Honey Delight. Their ACTIVE honey has consistently won blue ribbons at both the Royal Canberra and Sydney Royal Shows over the past several years, and has been tested and certified in laboratories in New Zealand. Not only is it good for you, it also tastes great! Thank you lovelies, hopefully I'm now well prepared to ward off winter ills.
Also in my kitchen is some rather exquisite Brezzo Truffle Honey (pictured above), which was one of the goodies in a hamper given to me by Chef Luke Nguyen, after his masterclass at Red Lantern on Riley in Sydney. It's light in colour, has a delicate floral base and thin pieces of shaved black truffle through it. The flavour is sublime. I think it would team beautifully with cheese but is also perfect on a fresh baguette or croissant.
Speaking of exquisite things created with honey, my fellow food blogger friend, Viviane Buzzi from Chocolate Chilli Mango, very kindly sent me some of her chocolate creations. The teardrop shaped ones pictured below are caramelised honey macadamia chocolate made using Humpy Creek honey. Viviane also makes and sells Proton Bars.
Would you believe me if I told you that I came close to having a panic attack when I was looking for an ingredient in my larder a couple of weeks ago?! It's true. I usually do an annual stocktake and clear out of the larder, but having been so ill last year, that task had to be deferred, or put onto the back burner. That, coupled with Peter being away for weeks on end, and generous PR companies and food people sending me packaged foods to try, meant that the shelves were completely spilling over and out of control. It was time to pull everything out, shelf-by-shelf, check use-by or best before dates, and re-arrange things into like-with-like groups. Before I knew it, I did the same with my kitchen drawers as well.
For three days we had to work around an explosion of utensils, cans and packets of all shapes and sizes. The good news is: (1) it is done (see proof below); and (2) I found things I didn't know I had! Seriously, for example I have been meaning to buy some long stainless steel kebab skewers. Guess what!? That long package wrapped in plastic that has been in my drawers since the late 1990s and travelled with me on three house moves actually contains long stainless steel skewers. It came with a Breville grill of some kind that I donated to Vinnies when I downsized in 2005. Yay! Peter and I have agreed that before we buy any more dried goods, or food in cans or jars, we MUST first eat our way through what we have at hand.
In my kitchen is a bag of chestnuts purchased direct from the grower at the farmer's markets in Orange, as was the passionfruit jelly, which I found deliciously irresistible. Stay tuned for more about Orange and the producers we met and food we tasted in my upcoming Postcards and Morsels from our recent visit for F.O.O.D. Week events.
The little jar of Essential Ingredient cornichons were also in the hamper from Luke Nguyen, together with the Red Lantern wellness tisane which is really, really good. I've been making lots of hummus lately (see my speedy hummus recipe below) and needed some fresh tahini. And Peter loves this Somerset pear cider.
Of course there's always a pile of fresh produce in my kitchen, including Fuju persimmons from an Asian grocer that has just opened a few minutes from our home. There are home grown pumpkins, aubergines, lemons, mulato chillies and garlic, all fresh from our kitchen garden. And a box of beautiful heritage apples that were generously given to me by Borry Gartrell, the owner of Borrodell Vineyard in Orange.
Peter and I enjoyed a few visits to the orchard and Sister's Rock restaurant on-site, where we spent time chatting with Borry. Such an interesting and kind-hearted soul (Borrie is pictured down below). Please stay tuned for more about Borry and his apples, and the BEST apple pie recipe, coming soon to Good Things.
That about wraps up news on what's been happening in my kitchen. Oh, I forgot to tell you, the heater is on as from today as we've hit the first of the cold snaps for the season and there's the promise of snow on the Brindabellas this weekend. Time to adopt the Brrrrrrrace position, folks!
In My Kitchen is a monthly series hosted by my lovely friend Celia, who cooks and shares good things at Fig Jam and Lime Cordial. Around fifty bloggers from around the world take part, so make sure you pop in and say hello! And please check in with me again, as I have more great giveaways and recipes coming soon.
Now tell me dear readers and fellow cooking enthusiasts, what's new and exciting in your kitchen this month? And does your pantry or larder ever get out of control? What strategies have you put in place to help keep it ship shape? Do tell!
G'day! Always fun to enjoy a peek into your kitchen Lizzy, true!
Who doesn't love Emily Dickerson and envy of how tidy your cupboards are...always love fresh produce photos and look forward to future projects!
Thanks for this month's kitchen views also!
Liz, what will you do with your persimmons? I've always longed to buy them, but never know what to do with them?
Hi Fran.... I eat 'em! In fact, I bought two again yesterday so might have them for my breakfast. You must try them... the Fuju you eat like an apple... crunchy... the other you must wait till the flesh is like jelly!
Lizzie I always love looking into your kitchen, not just because you have interesting things going on, but it's always so beautifully photographed. I did a similar pantry stock take and vowed to eat all before restocking but I hate the bare shelves! Must do the same with my drawers, but fear I won't find any treasures.
Anne, thank you... it feels so good to have it all neat and tidy again. Thank you for your very kind words.
The contents of your cupboards are inspiring, Liz!
I did a huge pantry clean-out recently. I didn't realise I had so many bags of flour!!! I proclaimed to not buy any more flour until I'd used up my stockpile. It didn't take long once I put my mind to it. A bakeries quantity of loaves of bread, cakes and pizza bases put a massive dent in it.
The honey sounds amazing. I'd love to get my hands on some.
PS: Love Emily Dickinson too... I was an English Major, so I guess it comes with the territory.
Hi Jennifer, wow, an English Major, well done you! I am impressed.
Great looking persimmon! Your produce photos always look so good, especially your home grown veg.
Padaek, thank you so much!
Always. Always out of control. What is control anyway? That is because two of us are organizing haha. If I can't find it I just ask, where did you put IT? I am convinced we have too much space to hoard to. If I had one little pantry - but the stuff could be in the upstairs pantry, the downstairs pantry, out in the shed, or in the jam cupboard or on the shelf next to the laundry room... And he constantly comes up with a new idea. I don't even worry anymore. It does come as a surprise when I don't have something versus I can't find it though. It's all orderly and clean, but we do tend to spread out you see.
Oh Zsuzsa, you made me smile... no seriously, I did almost have a panic attack... strange I know, but that was the reminder I needed to get my bum in gear and tidy things up!
Lovely selection there Lizzie - especially the truffled honey. The cold has hit here too, and we've lit the family room fire. I'll be lighting the kitchen stove this afternoon.
I can just imagine how deliciously cosy your kitchen is at this time of the year, Amanda.
Hi Liz. I do love a tidy pantry. I hate it when I buy things that I already have just because I am untidy. A good job well done!!
I agree, Glenda. So true!
Chilly up there already? Wow! I think we may have had our first frost last night. Happy cooking, Mel.
What a wonderful page of treats Liz. I ordered my pantry carefully when I moved in. Seems it already needs a redo!
Still chilly here but not for long; so funny how we have such opposite weather; social media brings people so close to each other I have to remember we are still a world apart!
We are indeed Barbara... yes, it's amazing to think we are so far apart... and yet so close!
Hi Charlie... that day sounds quite chilly... we have some wonderful sunny days to warm the kitchen and other living areas, so we don't need the heating on all the time.
They are delicious, aren't they Lorraine!
Oh dear, did I have to be reminded that my overflowing pantry needs the same three days' work for which there certainly is no time in May!! Well, for my birthday in June: yours looks SO enviable!! And you have reminded me I am out of Manuka 15! My main use for it is not internal but external on any wounds, abrasions and cuts going 'bad' - it even kills all the antibiotic resistant strains!! And no resistance can develop!!! Absolute gold!!!!!! So enjoyed your post . . .
Oh Eha, thank you for telling me that! I am going to try Manuka honey on my little wounds!
Gah, that would have driven me crazy, Maureen!
Our pantry gets cleaned once a year whether it needs it or not! And believe me, it needs it. ;-) Actually, our main pantry is some open shelves in the basement, so things can't get too lost. Downside? Things do get a bit dusty. The shelves that hold all my various oils and vinegars are the ones that most need cleaning -- I have so many, I do sometimes forget about some. Fun post -- thanks.
Just had a clean out of part of my pantry and the freezer recently. Need to tackle the remainder soon. One feels so 'virtuous' afterward!! Lovely, interesting post, Lizzy, thank you.
Thank you Ardys, so true!
We are indeed simpatico Liz. Those chillis look like scorchers and what a lovely person Borrie is, with a smile to match. Cheers!
Borry is a cracker of a person, Fiona, you'd love him too!
I love your kitchen posts! And I love manuka honey! It is one of my cherished larder items!
what a lovely post - as always! i love seeign what you have in your kitchen. great hearing about your kitchen clean out - i also go thru similar overhauls every now and then, and it can be motivating - as you say, to try and 'eat down' some of your supplies!
it has now turned very cold here in hobart too - winter has arrived - heater has been on for about a week now. but good to make it thru most of april before turning the heat on!
That honey with tartufo sounds quite amazing. Nice to have an ordered pantry again I am sure.
Ah Francesca, it surely is!
How fun finding a few things you didn't know you had Lizzy. I love tidy cupboards and always seem to be sorting and moving things about.
Awh yeah you've got all the good things happening in your kitchen. Unlike mine... haha, a stick of butter, some fish fingers, the last few cherry tomatoes from the garden. Gawd Ive turned into a lazy sod.
Ha, you made me laugh, Anna!
My pantry is so beyond out of control, that I sometimes have to close the door really quickly so things don't fall in my face :) I take inspiration from your clean space. It is on the list in the great house clear out of 2014, but first the cookbooks. Some lovely fresh produce in your kitchen too. Thanks for sharing.
Liz, thank you for sharing your hummus recipe! I just bought a can of chickpeas the other day with hummus in mind. (Ironically, I thought I had some in my pantry...) That was a major feat to get things in order (loved your phrase: an explosion of utensils!) and I hope you'll celebrate that accomplishment regularly with some truffle honey.


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Ana Vidović
Saturday, October 19, 2019 at 8:00 pm
Clarke Recital Hall
"Ana's recital was a total pleasure, from her superb musicianship to her warm personality, which shined during both the concert and the post-recital conversation. The audience responded enthusiastically to each piece and kept encouraging her to continue after she completed the program and two encores."
-Lockwood Hoehl, Executive Director, Baltimore Chamber Orchestra
Ana Vidović is an extraordinary talent with formidable gifts taking her place amongst the elite musicians of the world today. Ms. Vidović has given over one thousand public performances since first taking the stage in 1988. Her international performance career includes recitals in New York, London, Paris, Vienna, Salzburg, Rome, Budapest, Warsaw, Tel Aviv, Oslo, Copenhagen, Toronto, Baltimore, San Francisco, Houston, Austin, Dallas, St. Louis and beyond. Mel Bay Publications released Ana Vidovic's most recent DVD in 2009 entitled "Guitar Artistry in Concert," a journey through the music of Torroba, Piazzolla and Pierre Bensusan, Sergio Assad, Stanley Myers, Villa-Lobos and Agustin Barrios Mangoré. "Guitar Virtuoso," Ana's performance of works by Bach, Torroba, Paganini and Walton, was released on DVD by the Mel Bay label in 2006.
Ms. Vidović has won an impressive number of prizes and international competitions including first prizes in the Albert Augustine International Competition in Bath, England, the Fernando Sor competition in Rome, Italy and the Francisco Tarrega competition in Benicasim, Spain. Other top prizes include the Eurovision Competition for Young Artists, Mauro Giuliani competition in Italy, Printemps de la Guitare in Belgium and the Young Concert Artists International Auditions in New York. In Croatia the guitarist has performed with the Zagreb Soloists and the Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra and with Symphony Orchestra of the Croatian Radio and Television, as well as having been featured in three television documentaries by the eminent Croatian film director Petar Krelja.
This will be the third appearance by Ana Vidović for the Florida Guitar Foundation.
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Aniello Desiderio
Meng Su
Kupiński Guitar Duo
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SoloDuo
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Jason Vieaux
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Q: Linear combination of gaussian variables If $X\sim N(0,\sigma_1^2)$,$Y\sim N(0,\sigma_2^2)$ and given that X,Y are independent random variable with normal distributions, then for the random variable $U=\alpha X+\beta Y\sim N(\mu,\sigma^2)$ ($\alpha,\beta$ are constants), What is the mean and variance of this new Gasusian distribtuion $U$ in closed form? Does this generalise indefinitely? Is $\mu=0$ and $\sigma^2=\alpha^2\sigma_1^2+\beta\sigma_2^2$?

A: So, close.  Indeed $\mu = 0$, but $\sigma = \sqrt{\alpha^2 \sigma_1^2 +  \beta^2 \sigma_2^2} $.
I suspect you just mis-typed leaving out the power of 2 in both sigma and beta.
And yes it does generalize.

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The 4th floor is the top level of the Boettcher Atrium, providing a colorful, nature-inspired backdrop to your visit. Make sure to check out the eel in our fish tank near the NICU. This level is also where you'll find the Kidney Center, Sleep Center and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
Services on this level can be accessed by both the main glass elevators and the elevators located closest to the Outpatient Pavilion, towards the front of the hospital. The welcome desk just inside the main elevators can help guide you in the right direction for your child's care.
Level 4 is home to the Colorado Fetal Care Center (CFCC), which is a part of the Colorado Institute of Maternal and Fetal Health. The CFCC conducts prenatal diagnostic testing and consultation and is located in the main hospital on Anschutz Medical Campus.
The Children's Hospital Colorado Sleep Center is located on Level 4. To get here, take the elevators to the 4th floor and turn right. The Sleep Center is located next to the elevators; the door will be on your left. The Sleep Center assists infants, children and adolescents with sleep problems while working with other medical teams to create a multidisciplinary approach help your family return to a normal night's sleep.
The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Children's Hospital Colorado is located on the 4th floor of the main hospital. Take the main elevators to level 4 and turn right. The state-of-the-art facility has 74 critical care beds for infants up to 3 months old.
The Kidney Center at Children's Hospital Colorado offers a wide range of services to children with kidney complications such as kidney disease and high blood pressure. We provide hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy and preparation and follow-up for kidney transplants.
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Shelley White is one of Canada's foremost visionary leaders who has dedicated her life and career to empowering organizations that create better futures for thousands of people in their communities. In 2017, she became the new CEO of the Responsible Gambling Council (RGC).
Over the last 30 years, Ms. White has held a variety of executive positions also in the non-profit sector for the country's most recognized and trusted national institutions, including United Way, Kidney Foundation of Canada and the YMCA. Earning a reputation as a champion of social change, Ms. White has received the Queen's Jubilee Award for outstanding achievement in voluntary service, and Ontario's Leading Women Building Communities Award.


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Q: mysql C API - mysql_stmt_fetch throw exception: access violation write at 0x00000008 I'm getting "Unhandled exception at 0x0369AF03 (libmysql.dll) in node.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location 0x00000008." error message while using mysql C API in a loop.
Environment:
Windows 7 32bit, Mysql 5.6
The error only occurs in Debug mode, in release mode, it passed and fetched result, this is very weird.
I googled, and set the STMT_ATTR_CURSOR_TYPE, but it's the same
Please advise, thanks!
code:
prepare statement
  static const char *sql_odb_read =
    "SELECT `type`, `size`, UNCOMPRESS(`data`) FROM GIT_ODB WHERE `repo` = ? AND `oid` = ?;";
  mysql->odb_read = mysql_stmt_init(mysql->db);
  if (mysql->odb_read == NULL)
    return GIT_ERROR;

  if (mysql_stmt_prepare(mysql->odb_read, sql_odb_read, strlen(sql_odb_read)) != 0)
    return GIT_ERROR;

  if (mysql_stmt_attr_set(mysql->odb_read, STMT_ATTR_UPDATE_MAX_LENGTH, &truth) != 0)
    return GIT_ERROR;

  if (mysql_stmt_attr_set(mysql->odb_read, STMT_ATTR_CURSOR_TYPE, (const void *)&type) != 0)
      return GIT_ERROR;

execute statement
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  bind_buffers[0].buffer = &(backend->mysql->repo);
  bind_buffers[0].buffer_length = sizeof(backend->mysql->repo);
  bind_buffers[0].length = &bind_buffers[0].buffer_length;
  bind_buffers[0].buffer_type = MYSQL_TYPE_LONGLONG;

  // bind the oid passed to the statement
  bind_buffers[1].buffer = (void*)oid->id;
  bind_buffers[1].buffer_length = 20;
  bind_buffers[1].length = &bind_buffers[1].buffer_length;
  bind_buffers[1].buffer_type = MYSQL_TYPE_BLOB;

if (mysql_stmt_bind_param(backend->mysql->odb_read, bind_buffers) != 0)
      return GIT_ERROR;

  // execute the statement
  if (mysql_stmt_execute(backend->mysql->odb_read) != 0)
      return GIT_ERROR;

  if (mysql_stmt_num_rows(backend->mysql->odb_read) == 1) {
    result_buffers[0].buffer_type = MYSQL_TYPE_TINY;
    result_buffers[0].buffer = type_p;
    result_buffers[0].buffer_length = sizeof(type_p); //sizeof(signed char);
    result_buffers[0].is_null = 0;
    result_buffers[0].length = &type_len;
    memset(type_p, 0, sizeof(type_p));

    result_buffers[1].buffer_type = MYSQL_TYPE_LONGLONG;
    result_buffers[1].buffer = len_p;
    result_buffers[1].buffer_length = sizeof(len_p);
    result_buffers[1].is_null = 0;
    result_buffers[1].length = &len_len;
    memset(len_p, 0, sizeof(len_p));

    result_buffers[2].buffer_type = MYSQL_TYPE_LONG_BLOB;
    result_buffers[2].buffer = 0;
    result_buffers[2].is_null = 0;
    result_buffers[2].buffer_length = 0;
    result_buffers[2].length = &data_len;

    if (mysql_stmt_bind_result(backend->mysql->odb_read, result_buffers) != 0)
      return GIT_ERROR;

error = mysql_stmt_fetch(backend->mysql->odb_read);

A: i downloaded libmysql symbol and source file and debugged into it
after mysql_stmt_execute, result buffer is changed, i don't know why, it's libmysql bug?
so i moved mem_set right before i use result buffer, then it's all working fine


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custoMONDAY: Eric Nocella Diaz of Argonaut Resins
jeremy | October 27, 2008 | Art, interviews, resin, Toys | No Comments
Eric Nocella
Eric Nocella Diaz has been sculpting professionally for over 12 years. He has worked on high profile projects with major toy companies such as ToyBiz, Mcfarlane Toys, ToysRus, Hasbro, Kidrobot and Ka-Ching Brands. Some of the licensed projects he has worked on for those companies range from the Beatles Yellow Submarine toy line, E.T., Preschool Spiderman, Classic Avengers, LOTR, FLCL to the Video Game Award crowned monkey trophy for Spike TV. He is also a co-publisher, art director and editor of independent comicbooks through Xmoor Studios.
You probably own several figures that went through Eric. Maybe you've got some of Jared Deal's Carnival Cartoons, Southpark toys, KaNO's Moneygrips or a Huck Gee Skullhead? Eric's most recent project is Argonaut Resins, where he creates low-run, high-quality resins of his own designs and in conjunction with other artist friends. He does most of the sculpting, casting and molding but the painting is completed by collaborating artists. These limited resin figures give the artists freedom to do whatever they want without being locked into 100-500+ pieces as in vinyl.
The Contest
We're premiering custoMONDAY with the first Argonaut Resins figure: CellPhonesKill. About CPK, Eric said: "The CPK was just a silly idea I had in my head after seeing the news one day. Every station had a story on how cellphones are killing us slowly and how the younger generation is at higher risk since they are exposed at such an early age. That made me wonder what a killer cell phone would look look like, and I came up with the CPK idea." I'm a big fan of this figure, and I even took mine on a photo-shoot around my neighborhood last month.
Now, thanks to Eric, you can stage your own CPK glamour shots. Eric has fashioned a red hot Picante CPK exclusively for ToyCyte's custoMONDAY project. The figure is a one-off with a unique rear etching and will be signed by Eric. Want to win it? There are two ways to enter, but there can only be one winner, crowned by Eric (and a little help from ToyCyte staff should there need to be a tie-breaker).
The Artistic Way: Download the CPK template (scroll down to the bottom) and spruce it up however you wish. Color outside the lines, add accessories…then email it back to me. Be sure to include your name. I will upload all entries.
The Wordsmith Way: Create a brief bio of Picante (ie. who he is, where he comes from, why he's got that name, how come he's so angry, etc.) in the comments section below.
All entries must be received/posted by Sunday, November 2nd at 12PM PST. The lucky winner will be announced Monday 11/3 right before the next custoMONDAY giveaway.
Where to find Eric on the Internets:
The E.N.D. portal contains sites for sculpture services, promotions, toys and publishing: http://www.goldmane.net
The blog arm of Goldmane Entertainment: http://end-arthammer.blogspot.com
"X" stands for Exceptional and "MOOR" — Look it up…http://www.xmoorstudios.com
Eric's work on deviantART: http://arthammer.deviantart.com
Eric's latest endeavor for low-run, high-quality resins: http://argonautsresin.blogspot.com
GET MERCH HERE! http://argonautresins.bigcartel.com
Here's What You're Playing For…
[This article was written for ToyCyte and first published on 11/10/08. I am reposting it on my own site because 1) I wrote it, 2) It's a nice record for the artist and 3) ToyCyte is no longer online. You can download a PDF of the story, as it originally appeared (including reader comments), by clicking HERE.]
Tags:Argonaut Resins, custoMONDAY, Eric Nocella Diaz, resin
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