text:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Globalization;
using System.Linq;
using Newtonsoft.Json;

namespace iSukces.UnitedValues
{
    public partial struct Time
    {
        public const decimal DaysPerYear   = 365.242199m;
        public const decimal SecondsPerDay = 24m * 3600m;
        public const decimal SecondsPerYear = DaysPerYear * SecondsPerDay;
    }
}

// -----===== autogenerated code =====-----
// ReSharper disable All
// generator: BasicUnitValuesGenerator, UnitJsonConverterGenerator, UnitExtensionsGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator, MultiplyAlgebraGenerator

namespace iSukces.UnitedValues
{
    [Serializable]
    [JsonConverter(typeof(TimeJsonConverter))]
    public partial struct Time : IUnitedValue<TimeUnit>, IEquatable<Time>, IComparable<Time>, IFormattable
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// creates instance of Time
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">value</param>
        /// <param name="unit">unit</param>
        public Time(decimal value, TimeUnit unit)
        {
            Value = value;
            if (unit is null)
                throw new NullReferenceException(nameof(unit));
            Unit = unit;
        }

        public int CompareTo(Time other)
        {
            return UnitedValuesUtils.Compare<Time, TimeUnit>(this, other);
        }

        public Time ConvertTo(TimeUnit newUnit)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_ConvertTo
            if (Unit.Equals(newUnit))
                return this;
            var basic = GetBaseUnitValue();
            var factor = GlobalUnitRegistry.Factors.GetThrow(newUnit);
            return new Time(basic / factor, newUnit);
        }

        public bool Equals(Time other)
        {
            return Value == other.Value && !(Unit is null) && Unit.Equals(other.Unit);
        }

        public bool Equals(IUnitedValue<TimeUnit> other)
        {
            if (other is null)
                return false;
            return Value == other.Value && !(Unit is null) && Unit.Equals(other.Unit);
        }

        public override bool Equals(object other)
        {
            return other is IUnitedValue<TimeUnit> unitedValue ? Equals(unitedValue) : false;
        }

        public decimal GetBaseUnitValue()
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_GetBaseUnitValue
            if (Unit.Equals(BaseUnit))
                return Value;
            var factor = GlobalUnitRegistry.Factors.Get(Unit);
            if (!(factor is null))
                return Value * factor.Value;
            throw new Exception("Unable to find multiplication for unit " + Unit);
        }

        public override int GetHashCode()
        {
            unchecked
            {
                return (Value.GetHashCode() * 397) ^ Unit?.GetHashCode() ?? 0;
            }
        }

        public Time Round(int decimalPlaces)
        {
            return new Time(Math.Round(Value, decimalPlaces), Unit);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns unit name
        /// </summary>
        public override string ToString()
        {
            return Value.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture) + Unit.UnitName;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns unit name
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="format"></param>
        /// <param name="provider"></param>
        public string ToString(string format, IFormatProvider provider = null)
        {
            return this.ToStringFormat(format, provider);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// implements - operator
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value"></param>
        public static Time operator -(Time value)
        {
            return new Time(-value.Value, value.Unit);
        }

        public static Time operator -(Time left, Time right)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_Algebra_PlusMinus
            if (left.Value.Equals(decimal.Zero) && string.IsNullOrEmpty(left.Unit?.UnitName))
                return -right;
            if (right.Value.Equals(decimal.Zero) && string.IsNullOrEmpty(right.Unit?.UnitName))
                return left;
            right = right.ConvertTo(left.Unit);
            return new Time(left.Value - right.Value, left.Unit);
        }

        public static bool operator !=(Time left, Time right)
        {
            return left.CompareTo(right) != 0;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// implements * operator
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value"></param>
        /// <param name="number"></param>
        public static Time operator *(Time value, decimal number)
        {
            return new Time(value.Value * number, value.Unit);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// implements * operator
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="number"></param>
        /// <param name="value"></param>
        public static Time operator *(decimal number, Time value)
        {
            return new Time(value.Value * number, value.Unit);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="time">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="power">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Energy operator *(Time time, Power power)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateOperator
            // scenario with hint
            // .Is<Time, Power, Energy>("*")
            // hint location HandleCreateOperatorCode, line 42
            var timeValue = time.GetBaseUnitValue();
            var powerValue = power.GetBaseUnitValue();
            var basicEnergy = timeValue * powerValue;
            var value = basicEnergy;
            return new Energy(value, EnergyUnits.Joule);
            // scenario F3
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="power">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="time">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Energy operator *(Power power, Time time)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateOperator
            // scenario with hint
            // .Is<Power, Time, Energy>("*")
            // hint location HandleCreateOperatorCode, line 51
            var x = 4;
            var powerValue = power.GetBaseUnitValue();
            var timeValue = time.GetBaseUnitValue();
            var basicEnergy = powerValue * timeValue;
            var value = basicEnergy;
            return new Energy(value, EnergyUnits.Joule);
            // scenario F3
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="time">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="power">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Energy? operator *(Time? time, Power power)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (time is null)
                return null;
            return time.Value * power;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="power">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="time">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Energy? operator *(Power? power, Time time)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (power is null)
                return null;
            return power.Value * time;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="time">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="power">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Energy? operator *(Time time, Power? power)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (power is null)
                return null;
            return time * power.Value;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="power">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="time">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Energy? operator *(Power power, Time? time)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (time is null)
                return null;
            return power * time.Value;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="time">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="power">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Energy? operator *(Time? time, Power? power)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (time is null || power is null)
                return null;
            return time.Value * power.Value;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="power">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="time">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Energy? operator *(Power? power, Time? time)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (power is null || time is null)
                return null;
            return power.Value * time.Value;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="time">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="velocity">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Length operator *(Time time, Velocity velocity)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCodeForRightFractionValue
            // scenario B
            var unit = new VelocityUnit(velocity.Unit.CounterUnit, time.Unit);
            var velocityConverted    = velocity.WithDenominatorUnit(time.Unit);
            var value = time.Value * velocityConverted.Value;
            return new Length(value, velocity.Unit.CounterUnit);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="velocity">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="time">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Length operator *(Velocity velocity, Time time)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCodeForLeftFractionValue
            // Length operator *(Velocity velocity, Time time)
            // scenario with hint
            // .Is<Velocity, Time, Length>("*")
            // hint location GetBasicOperatorHints, line 31
            var velocityUnit = velocity.Unit;
            var timeConverted = time.ConvertTo(velocityUnit.DenominatorUnit);
            var value = velocity.Value * timeConverted.Value;
            return new Length(value, velocityUnit.CounterUnit);
            // scenario D1
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="time">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="velocity">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Length? operator *(Time? time, Velocity velocity)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (time is null)
                return null;
            return time.Value * velocity;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="velocity">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="time">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Length? operator *(Velocity? velocity, Time time)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (velocity is null)
                return null;
            return velocity.Value * time;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="time">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="velocity">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Length? operator *(Time time, Velocity? velocity)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (velocity is null)
                return null;
            return time * velocity.Value;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="velocity">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="time">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Length? operator *(Velocity velocity, Time? time)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (time is null)
                return null;
            return velocity * time.Value;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="time">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="velocity">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Length? operator *(Time? time, Velocity? velocity)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (time is null || velocity is null)
                return null;
            return time.Value * velocity.Value;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Multiplication operation
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="velocity">left factor (multiplicand)</param>
        /// <param name="time">rigth factor (multiplier)</param>
        public static Length? operator *(Velocity? velocity, Time? time)
        {
            // generator : MultiplyAlgebraGenerator.CreateCode
            if (velocity is null || time is null)
                return null;
            return velocity.Value * time.Value;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// implements / operator
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value"></param>
        /// <param name="number"></param>
        public static Time operator /(Time value, decimal number)
        {
            return new Time(value.Value / number, value.Unit);
        }

        public static decimal operator /(Time left, Time right)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_Algebra_MulDiv
            right = right.ConvertTo(left.Unit);
            return left.Value / right.Value;
        }

        public static Time operator +(Time left, Time right)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_Algebra_PlusMinus
            if (left.Value.Equals(decimal.Zero) && string.IsNullOrEmpty(left.Unit?.UnitName))
                return right;
            if (right.Value.Equals(decimal.Zero) && string.IsNullOrEmpty(right.Unit?.UnitName))
                return left;
            right = right.ConvertTo(left.Unit);
            return new Time(left.Value + right.Value, left.Unit);
        }

        public static bool operator <(Time left, Time right)
        {
            return left.CompareTo(right) < 0;
        }

        public static bool operator <=(Time left, Time right)
        {
            return left.CompareTo(right) <= 0;
        }

        public static bool operator ==(Time left, Time right)
        {
            return left.CompareTo(right) == 0;
        }

        public static bool operator >(Time left, Time right)
        {
            return left.CompareTo(right) > 0;
        }

        public static bool operator >=(Time left, Time right)
        {
            return left.CompareTo(right) >= 0;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in h
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in h</param>
        public static Time FromHours(decimal value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Hour);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in h
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in h</param>
        public static Time FromHours(double value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time((decimal)value, TimeUnits.Hour);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in h
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in h</param>
        public static Time FromHours(int value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Hour);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in h
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in h</param>
        public static Time FromHours(long value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Hour);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in ms
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in ms</param>
        public static Time FromMiliSecond(decimal value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.MiliSecond);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in ms
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in ms</param>
        public static Time FromMiliSecond(double value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time((decimal)value, TimeUnits.MiliSecond);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in ms
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in ms</param>
        public static Time FromMiliSecond(int value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.MiliSecond);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in ms
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in ms</param>
        public static Time FromMiliSecond(long value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.MiliSecond);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in min
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in min</param>
        public static Time FromMinutes(decimal value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Minute);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in min
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in min</param>
        public static Time FromMinutes(double value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time((decimal)value, TimeUnits.Minute);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in min
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in min</param>
        public static Time FromMinutes(int value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Minute);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in min
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in min</param>
        public static Time FromMinutes(long value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Minute);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in s
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in s</param>
        public static Time FromSecond(decimal value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Second);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in s
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in s</param>
        public static Time FromSecond(double value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time((decimal)value, TimeUnits.Second);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in s
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in s</param>
        public static Time FromSecond(int value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Second);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in s
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in s</param>
        public static Time FromSecond(long value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Second);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in y
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in y</param>
        public static Time FromYears(decimal value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Year);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in y
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in y</param>
        public static Time FromYears(double value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time((decimal)value, TimeUnits.Year);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in y
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in y</param>
        public static Time FromYears(int value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Year);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// creates time from value in y
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="value">Time value in y</param>
        public static Time FromYears(long value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_FromMethods
            return new Time(value, TimeUnits.Year);
        }

        public static Time Parse(string value)
        {
            // generator : BasicUnitValuesGenerator.Add_Parse
            var parseResult = CommonParse.Parse(value, typeof(Time));
            return new Time(parseResult.Value, new TimeUnit(parseResult.UnitName));
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// value
        /// </summary>
        public decimal Value { get; }

        /// <summary>
        /// unit
        /// </summary>
        public TimeUnit Unit { get; }

        public static readonly TimeUnit BaseUnit = TimeUnits.Second;

        public static readonly Time Zero = new Time(0, BaseUnit);

    }

    public static partial class TimeExtensions
    {
        public static Time Sum(this IEnumerable<Time> items)
        {
            if (items is null)
                return Time.Zero;
            var c = items.ToArray();
            if (c.Length == 0)
                return Time.Zero;
            if (c.Length == 1)
                return c[0];
            var unit  = c[0].Unit;
            var value = c.Aggregate(0m, (x, y) => x + y.ConvertTo(unit).Value);
            return new Time(value, unit);
        }

        public static Time Sum(this IEnumerable<Time?> items)
        {
            if (items is null)
                return Time.Zero;
            return items.Where(a => a != null).Select(a => a.Value).Sum();
        }

        public static Time Sum<T>(this IEnumerable<T> items, Func<T, Time> map)
        {
            if (items is null)
                return Time.Zero;
            return items.Select(map).Sum();
        }

    }

    public partial class TimeJsonConverter : AbstractUnitJsonConverter<Time, TimeUnit>
    {
        protected override Time Make(decimal value, string unit)
        {
            unit = unit?.Trim();
            return new Time(value, string.IsNullOrEmpty(unit) ? Time.BaseUnit : new TimeUnit(unit));
        }

        protected override Time Parse(string txt)
        {
            return Time.Parse(txt);
        }

    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Our profession in the public's eyes – do we have to worry?
I must confess that although this topic interests me a lot, and not only from yesterday or yesteryear, the decision to discuss it in our Newsletter came out of a recent article published in September 2016 in the prestigious English newspaper The Guardian and signed "Anonymous".
The production pressure and the anaesthesiologist – how do we perform?
It has been a long time since hospital administrations, all over the world, found out that the operating room (OR) represents a genuine financial source, rather than an embarrassing place of work, full of demands and high wages.
This "discovery" led almost instantaneously to a sustained campaign of increasing the OR performance by increasing not only the number of active hours but also the efficiency of the staff per unit of time. This phenomenon was named "production pressure" and it was clearly documented in the classical paper of Gaba et al.
Did we really close the gap?
Many years ago, immediately after the fall of the Iron Curtain, a serious process of closing the professional distances between the two parts of the continent started, and the WFSA promoted a series of programs and projects with the aim of offering our colleagues from Eastern Europe the necessary help to overcome the huge differences in their daily practice.
Dr. Claudia Marquez Simoes, Sao Paolo, Brazil, from the Sao Paolo State Society of Anaesthesiology (SAESP), attended Euroanaesthesia, London, May 2016.
She was very kind to answer some questions related to this event and the continuation of the relations between the two societies.
We Are Too Few … Why So Few?!
Here is the old news: there is a perennial shortage of anaesthesiologists in Europe. The news is old because this problem is as old as our profession.
But the paradox exists in the fact that the more European physicians choose anaesthesia as their future career, the more evident is this lack of anaesthesia manpower all over the continent.
How New Will Be the Old or How Old Would Be the New?
People used to ask this kind of question any time new leaders take in their own hands the fate of any organization.
Every democratic system is built on the principle of regular elections. Terms are limited, men and women decide to compete for the available positions, and thus the healthy life of the organization is assured.
I received some news from the publications of various national societies of anesthesiologists about a real possibility that in the near future access to ketamine will not be as easy as it is today.
I sincerely believe that this will be a mistake.
A sleepy physician or a true partner?
Thank you for your insight, and inspiring and thought provoking words in the last Newsletter regarding our education in Anesthesiology, continuing on from your previous work and lectures.
As a successful 2014 ESA diplomate I agree that unifying the examination is only one step on the way of improving education in Anesthesiology and Intensive Care around Europe.
This is my dawn; my morning offering. Early enough that the town lags behind me in its rising. My journey culminates somewhere in your consciousness. Had I met you yesterday, we would have been passers by.


text:
Primeira Liga: Enzo Zidane joins Portuguese side Desportivo das Aves on two-year deal
ED summons six people including TMC MP Satabdi Roy for interrogation in connection with Saradha chit fund scam
DGCA directs Air India to take strict action against pilot who failed pre-flight alcohol test twice
Six more people die of Japanese Encephalitis in Assam as toll rises to 82; 11 cases of JE detected in Arunachal Pradesh
Manipur Election 2017: BJP leaves Muslim candidates for Assembly polls out in the cold
Politics FP Staff Jan 29, 2017 17:25:41 IST
Muslims aspiring for BJP tickets in the upcoming Manipur Assembly elections have been left out in the cold. The BJP has given the go ahead to just 1 of the 17 Muslim candidates who sought party tickets for five assembly seats in upcoming polls on 4 and 8 March the Economic Times reported.
Representational photo. PTI
The BJP, while announcing their first list of candidates for 31 out of 60 seats, approved candidates from the Meitei community even in areas which have large Muslim populations such as Keirao, Wabgai and Wangkhem.
Md Anwar Hussain, the sole Muslim candidate approved by the party, will contest from Lilong — a constituency with the largest Muslim population in the state.The next list is expected over the next couple of days. Md Salam Khan and Md Habibur Rehman, the BJP state unit president and vice president of Minority Morcha were also denied tickets. Rehman has now joined the JD(U) and will contest from Wagbai, India Today reported.
Khan, who joined BJP in 2014 after being member of the Congress for over 10 years, had sought to contest from Keirao seat. He lost out to L Rameshwor Meitei. Khan, expressing disappointment with the way the BJP has distributed tickets, lamented the fact that the ticket had been given to an individual who joined the BJP just two months ago. Khan said that while he would remain with the BJP, the manner in which the tickets were distributed made it more difficult for him to explain the BJP's intentions in the state to the Muslim community.
He also said this move made it more difficult to counter the Congress' propaganda that BJP wanted a minority-less government in Manipur. He said out of a total of 60 seats in Manipur there are 18 constituencies, where Muslim votes are swing factors, which BJP will now find it difficult to garner. "When you give ticket to Muslim for just one seat, that too for a constituency where the community is majority what is the message being sent out to the rest of population in the state?" he wondered.
MI Khan, who joined BJP six months ago after giving up the post of vice president of the state Trinamool Congress unit, said he was lured by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ideology and principles, DNA reported. "When you see the pattern of ticket allotments, when deserving Muslim candidates are denied tickets you realise that the BJP isn't for the minority community," Khan said.
Khan, who has decided to contest on an NCP ticket from the Keirao constituency said they would expose the fact that the BJP didn't stand for the minority. "There are 18 constituencies in Manipur where Muslim votes do play a key factor and we will ensure that the community doesn't endorse the communal party. Initially we believed in Narendra Modi sabka saath sabka vikas slogan but after the tickets are distributed there is a question mark raised on the intent of BJP. Its actions are showing to be Hindu-oriented."
While Muslims account for 6 percent of Manipur's population, which is around 26 lakh, the Meitei community form the Hindu, ethnic majority. In Manipur, the relationship between Meitei and the Muslims has long been a fraught and complicated one. In 1993, one hundred people were killed after riots broke out between the two communities.
The BJP released its first list comprising names of 31 candidates on 23 January. The names were finalized at a party meeting held on 19 January in New Delhi, New Indian Express reported. The meeting was chaired by BJP national president Amit Shah and attended by the prime minister, Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and other members of the party's central election committee. The next list is expected in a day or two in which state BJP Vice President and former bureaucrat AR Khan, who has sought ticket for Kshetrigao seat, will learn about his fate.
With inputs from agencies
Updated Date: Jan 29, 2017 17:25:41 IST
Tags : BJP, Congress, Manipur Assembly Election 2017, Manipur Assembly Polls, Manipur Election 2017, Meiteis, Muslims, NewsTracker
Daily Bulletin: Karnataka Speaker to examine resignations of 13 rebel MLAs; IMD warns of very heavy rainfall in Mumbai today; today's top stories
What Hiren Gohain's bitter criticism of Miyah poetry tells us about Assamese nationalism
Days after renewing party membership, Goa BJP worker quits citing induction of 10 Congress MLAs
'Mann Ki Baat' 2.0: Devoid of rival bashing, Narendra Modi connects with grassroots, praises non-BJP states for steps to conserve water
1Manipur Election 2017: BJP leaves Muslim candidates for Assembly polls out in the cold
2Alpesh Thakor, another ex-Congress MLA Dhavalsinh Zala set to join BJP after OBC leader's outfit gives nod
3Amarinder Singh slams Navjot Sidhu over resignation, says he should've accepted new portfolio instead of shunning work
4Karnataka political crisis: Rebel MLAs may skip confidence motion moved by HD Kumaraswamy on 18 July
5Karnataka political crisis: SC to hear plea in rebel MLAs' case tomorrow; Kumaraswamy may face Thursday trust vote

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Sounds inspiring doesn't it? You can just picture me trying to turn my hand at anything, right? Not so much. I grew up in a family of athletic over achievers. As the youngest of six kids, by the time I came along all the good genes had been snapped up. My four brothers were collegiate track and cross-country stars before I turned 12. These proved to be big shoes to fill and my mom knew it, hence the motivational pronouncements. It seems I have alway zigged while everyone else is zagging and my formative years were no different. So rather than expose myself to the inevitable comparisons with my fleet-fitted siblings I chose not to run.
Yes, I played rugby and soccer, and ran the odd fun run, but I never stuck my neck out just to make sure I wouldn't disappoint, or be disappointed. What a waste of 15 unproductive years. When I started running again later in life, it was because I was carrying around the weight equivalent of pigmy hippo under my oversized shirts. And of course none of my brothers were running anymore so it seems like the obvious choice.
Here's way it was a waste of those 15 years… I was pretty good at it, at least for my age. So I started competing in 5k's and then 10 milers and finally marathons. And I liked it, a lot! And now I can't stop.


With its inappropriate economic policies, Germany is compromising $283.5 billion of American exports to the European Union.
Washington has an unassailable trade case, but it has to talk before shooting with ineffective import tariffs that invite retaliation and uncontrolled damage all around.
The U.S. needs a rapid and meaningful improvement in its trade accounts to offset expected growth and asset losses caused by inflation-driven interest rate increases.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and U.S. President Donald Trump shake hands during their joint press conference in the White House on Friday, April 27, 2018.
Germany may only account for 3.4 percent of the world economy, but it is more than a quarter of the European Union's demand and output.
The EU, in turn, is close to 20 percent of the world economy, and, based on last year's numbers, it takes $283.5 billion of U.S. exports, or 18.3 percent of America's total goods sold overseas.
What the U.S. sells to the EU is more than 40 percent of all the goods America exports to China and Japan. That shows that the damage caused to the U.S. economy transcends, by far, Germany's surplus of $64.2 billion on American trades in 2017.
Imagine, for example, what would happen to the EU economy, to the rest of the world — and to U.S. export sales in general — if Germany were not living off its fellow Europeans with a massive 164.4 billion euro trade surplus.
That German surplus is stifling the economic growth in the rest of Europe, because it is a deficit for countries trading with Germany. You can think of those 164.4 billion euros as a large wealth transfer to Germany. Indeed, it is a structural foundation of Germany's export-driven economy, where sales to the rest of the world account for nearly a half of German GDP (compared with 14 percent in the U.S. case).
What Europe, the U.S. and the rest of the world need here is a radical change of German economic policies. Germany should be generating more growth from domestic demand to give an opportunity to its trade partners to sell more of their goods and services on German markets. That would boost intra-European growth and create opportunities for more American sales to Europe — its largest overseas customer.
There is nothing new here. It's a very old story Germans don't even want to talk about.
And why should they? France is meekly taking it on the chin with annual deficits of 36 to 41 billion euros on its German trades, and the rest of Europe does not dare question what it wrongly sees as a virtuously strong German economy.
Strong, indeed, at their own expense.
So, after the rebuffed Obama administration pleadings to stop suffocating Europe with Berlin-imposed fiscal austerity on deeply depressed economies, America's new government has been trying to do what Europeans don't dare. And through it all, the International Monetary Fund, the World Trade Organization and the G-20 (the world's main economic forum) keep looking the other way and blaming the U.S. for starting trade wars and wrecking the "rules-based multilateral trading system."
It all sounds like a joke that, inexplicably, U.S. diplomacy continues to tolerate.
After more than a year, Washington is getting nowhere with its complaints about a $151.4 billion trade deficit with the European Union, and the financial burden it carries for NATO allies falling far short of their financial contributions to the common defense.
Now, it looks like the U.S. is losing patience. With the most recent data showing that the trade deficit with the EU is getting worse, Washington is beginning to attack with import tariffs — trade instruments leading to unproductive retaliatory skirmishes that will needlessly inflict a large political damage on trans-Atlantic relations.
How about having a different conversation, such as: (a) Do Europeans understand that their large and systematic trade surpluses with the U.S. are wrong, unfair and damaging to the U.S. economy?; (b) If they do, what corrective measures, and over what period of time, are they prepared to undertake to balance their trade accounts with the U.S.?
That sort of conversation should begin, and end, at the highest level of state and government, with the understanding that the relief is being sought among close allies, in an atmosphere devoid of taunts, threats and other unseemly behavior. It should, however, leave no doubt that the Europeans are being asked, firmly, to square their U.S. trade books as promptly as possible.
That is not a naïve choir-boy approach. It is an entirely appropriate entry level discourse, recognizing the simple evidence that the Europeans have a problem, and that they cannot avoid taking action to solve it.
Arguments advanced by the Europeans and the Chinese that America's fair and reciprocal trades would undermine multilateralism and globalization should be put aside. They are talking forum (e.g., G-20) discussions for another day.
The here and now issue is that Washington has a $595.4 billion problem with China, the EU and Japan. That is an urgent matter whose friendly and orderly solution does not require any regulatory changes to the current world trading system.
Once the political agreement is reached on a decision to balance trade accounts, and on a specific time-frame to reach that objective, trade negotiators could be given instructions on the way to proceed. The key proviso being that the White House, and its counterparts in China, the EU and Japan would continue to closely monitor, and steer, the unfolding trade adjustment process.
But Washington has taken things the other way around. That's clear in the case of China.
Instead of settling things at the highest political level, the U.S. hit China with import tariffs, forcing Beijing to respond in kind. And then, to limit the political and economic fallout, Washington last week sent State Secretary Mike Pompeo to Beijing in a damage-control exercise.
At the same time, President Donald Trump was gushing with declarations of friendship for Chinese President Xi Jinping, praising China's help with efforts to rid the Korean Peninsula of nuclear threats.
Xi, most probably, does not believe a word of that. He has no illusion about who the adversary is. He was busy last week inspecting naval assets, exhorting his elite marine troops to get ready to defend China and exchanging messages of "strategic coordination" with his real friend at the Kremlin.
With an expected $320 billion euro surplus on goods trade — or a $340 billion euro surplus on goods and services transactions — by the end of this year, Germany has a particular responsibility to stop living off its trade partners by generating more growth from its household consumption, residential investments, business investments and public sector expenditures (i.e., major components of domestic demand).
That would stimulate more foreign sales into German markets, and it would lead to higher growth and employment creation in other EU countries.
The U.S. is exerting pressure on Germany to implement that policy change, while the Europeans are looking on in a perverse solidarity with a country taking 164.4 billion euros of their purchasing power.
Washington has an unassailable trade case, but its ineffective policy approach is likely to cause a train wreck with plenty of damages for everybody around.
The NATO summit in Brussels next month could be the last chance to raise the trade problem to the highest political level, to calm things down and work out an agenda for balancing the trans-Atlantic trade accounts in a friendly, expeditious and orderly manner.
Don't hold your breath for that. Sadly, the opportunity may well slip away.
Washington needs peace and rapid improvement in its trade accounts with China, the EU and Japan at the time when accelerating inflation will keep pushing up interest rates, causing losses in asset markets and damping the economy's forward momentum.


text:
Account Center Renew Search
Explore Space
Planetary Academy
Explore Worlds
Find Life
Defend Earth
Space Policy & Advocacy
Learn how our members and community are changing the worlds.
LightSail
Our citizen-funded spacecraft successfully demonstrated solar sailing for CubeSats.
Space Topics
Planets & Other Worlds
Planetary Radio
Space Images
The Planetary Report
The Year in Pictures
Looking back - and beyond.
Volunteer as a space advocate.
Join fellow space enthusiasts in advancing space science and exploration.
Get updates and weekly tools to learn, share, and advocate for space exploration.
Support A Project
Shop to Support
The Planetary Fund
Accelerate progress in our three core enterprises — Explore Worlds, Find Life, and Defend Earth. You can support the entire fund, or designate a core enterprise of your choice.
Know the cosmos and our place within it.
Empowering the world's citizens to advance space science and exploration.
"Exploration is in our nature." - Carl Sagan
Bruce Betts • Jun 27, 2008
Updates on the 2007 Shoemaker NEO Grant Recipients (27 June 2008)
Amateur astronomers play a critical role in retiring the risk of impact from near-Earth objects. When the Shoemaker NEO Grant program began in 1997, the focus was on finding previously undiscovered objects one kilometer in diameter and larger. Thanks to professional NEO survey programs like LINEAR (the Lincoln Near-Earth Asteroid Research program run by MIT's Lincoln Laboratories) and the Catalina Sky Survey (run from the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory), the goal of discovering the vast majority of large NEOs is within reach, and the focus of the Shoemaker NEO Grant Program has shifted to astrometric follow-up and physical studies. Astrometric follow-up observations extend the time and space over which an object's position is mapped, enabling its orbit to be determined with higher certainty, while physical studies help scientists understand the composition, construction, origin, and orbital evolution of these bodies. Physical studies also will be critical for evaluating methods for any future necessary asteroid mitigation (for example, moving an asteroid's orbit to avoid Earth).
Tracking Faint Objects
The magnitude of an object in the sky is a measure of its relative brightness and is a logarithmic scale. Objects that differ in magnitude by 5 differ in brightness by a factor of 100. The greater the brightness, the lower the magnitude; most stars have positive magnitudes, while the naked-eye planets, Moon, and Sun have negative magnitudes. The Sun has an apparent magnitude of -26; the brightest star in the sky, Sirius, has an apparent magnitude of -1.46. So the objects being detected at magnitudes of about 23.5 by Robert Holmes at the Astronomical Research Institute are fainter than Sirius by roughly the same factor that Sirius is fainter than the Sun.
Several of the 2007 Shoemaker NEO Grant winners used their funds to purchase CCD cameras capable of capturing large swaths of the sky or imaging very faint objects, or both. Robert Holmes, of the Astronomical Research Institute in Illinois, reports that with the new CCD camera purchased with NEO grant funds, 84,600 images of near-Earth objects were taken in the year from June 1, 2007 to May 31, 2008. From these, the Astronomical Research Institute reported a staggering 5,835 targeted measures of comets and near-Earth asteroids to the Minor Planet Center. The faintest object Holmes captured on camera was 2001 SD170, observed at an unfiltered magnitude of about 23.5.
In Tahiti, Jean-Claude Pelle also used his NEO Grant award to purchase a CCD camera permitting him to capture a view of the sky 39 arcminutes square. This relatively broad field of view has facilitated Pelle's efforts to follow up on just-discovered NEOs whose orbits were only observed over a very short arc (often less than one hour) and so suffer from large uncertainties in their position. By aggressively following these recently-discovered objects, Pelle and his collaborators at Southern Stars Observatories have multiplied the length of the known arcs of some bodies by factors as large as 20. The wide field of view also brings a collateral benefit: many other objects are also often present in a single image. As a by-product of near-Earth object follow-up, Southern Stars Observatories workers have discovered 150 discoveries of main-belt asteroids.
The benefit of the NEO Grant to Giovanni Sostero and his coworkers at the Associazione Friulana di Astronomia e Meteorologia in Remanzacco, Udine, Italy has been to improve their computing power with two new PCs, speeding up their reaction times in following up new, fast-moving objects. His group now conducts astrometric and photometric follow-up from two sites in Italy, a permanent observatory at Remanzacco and a site for their portable telescopes in Comeglians, with a third position under construction at Mount Matajur, 1,320 meters above sea level. They and also observe remotely, from New Mexico and Australia. In a period of fifteen months, Sostero's group has confirmed 27 NEOs to be comets, has performed confirmation observations on the discoveries of nearly 50 NEOs (some of them very faint, at magnitudes near 21), and has recovered seven periodic comets.
Brian Warner, at the Palmer Divide Observatory in Colorado, has put his Shoemaker NEO Grant to slightly different use. His grant allowed him to purchase a second telescope, which he employs to do photometry (studies of how the brightness of asteroids vary with the observing angle and the asteroid's rotation), which, in turn, helps to provide information on the size and shape of larger asteroids. Although these studies don't directly address the problem of whether a given asteroid will or won't hit Earth, they provide important data to the broader research into the range of sizes and shapes of the asteroid population, and into studies on YORP, the various ways that asteroid orbits change as sunlight is absorbed, reflected, and re-radiated by spinning, odd-shaped, inhomogeneously colored asteroids. As a by-product of his studies, Warner has discovered that at least a dozen asteroids are binaries. Don Pray of the Carbuncle Hill observatory has been performing similar photometric studies, helping to confirm that at least four asteroids are binaries.
Grants Create Cooperation
Although the Gene Shoemaker NEO Grant program now focuses more on follow-up than discovery, Grant awardees continue to discover new NEOs. But in order for a NEO discovery to be credited or to figure out if the NEO is a danger to Earth, there needs to be follow-up tracking of the new object on subsequent nights, allowing an orbit to be calculated. On July 11, 2007, Quanzhi Ye of the Lulin Observatory in Taiwan discovered a NEO, 2007 NL1. He could not perform follow-up observations because of an approaching typhoon, and in fact it appeared to be a cloudy day across much of Earth. But he noticed that the southern Pacific Ocean was relatively cloud-free, and asked fellow 2007 Grant awardee Jean-Claude Pelle in Tahiti to perform follow-up observations. Pelle was able to obtain them, confirming the discovery and starting the process of defining the NEO's orbit.
Giovanni Sostero's group has leveraged the $4,400 of their Shoemaker NEO Grant to win even larger support for their efforts to discover, track, and study NEOs. Sostero reports that other institutions and foundations in Italy provided further funding to refurbish their observatories after learning of the grant award; and that more collaborators joined his team after learning of the team's work from television and newspaper reports about the NEO threat and the award of the Shoemaker NEO Grant. "The benefits of the Gene Shoemaker NEO Grant has exceeded our expectations," Sostero said.
Bringing the Public Along for the Ride
Though not required to do so, many of the Shoemaker NEO Grant winners have independently embarked on programs to educate their communities about the night sky and the hazard of potential asteroid impact. Some also involve classrooms around the world in the work to discover and track potentially hazardous objects.
For example, the Astronomical Research Institute in Illinois is participating in the worldwide "Killer Asteroid Project," which raises awareness about the threat of near-Earth objects to teachers and students around the world. Holmes says, "Each night up to one gigabyte of data is imaged using The Planetary Society SBIG STL-1001E CCD camera, uploaded to the Internet, and made available to high schools, colleges, and universities for use in their classrooms within 5 hours of acquisition. In May 2008, the Astronomical Research Institute presented more than 450 awards to schools, teachers, and students in nine countries including China, Germany, Italy, Japan, Morocco, Poland, Portugal, Russia, and the United States."
For Eric Allen of Quebec, the publicity generated by his grant award gave him the argument he needed to convince his superiors to permit him to open the observatory to the public for the first time since 2003. Now the observatory is open to the public six nights a week, and Allen educates the visitors about the night sky and NEOs. He was also interviewed for a Discovery Canada documentary on the 100th anniversary of the Tunguska impact event. His effort to automate his dome (the focus of his grant award) has been delayed because of the work involved in performing public outreach, but he expects fully automated observing runs to begin in late August.
Support Our Core Enterprises
Your support powers our mission to explore worlds, find life, and defend Earth. Give today!
Read more: Asteroids, Near-Earth asteroids, Planetary Society, Planetary Society active projects, Shoemaker NEO Grants, Small bodies, Worlds
You are here: Home > Articles
Bruce Betts
Chief Scientist / LightSail Program Manager for The Planetary Society
Read more articles by Bruce Betts
How JWST confirmed its first exoplanet and opened a new frontier
Tianwen-2: China's Near-Earth asteroid and comet double-header
Here are some of our favorite LightSail 2 pictures
Jason Davis
When you become a member, you join our mission to increase discoveries in our solar system and beyond, elevate the search for life outside our planet, and decrease the risk of Earth being hit by an asteroid.
Your role in space exploration starts now.
Need More Space?
Sign up for updates, weekly tools, and exclusive opportunities to support space exploration.
You may opt out any time. View our Privacy Policy.
Account Center • Contact Us • Privacy Policy
Give with confidence. The Planetary Society is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
© 2023 The Planetary Society. All rights reserved.
For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Here are instructions on how to enable JavaScript in your web browser.


A fine looking male Canvasback rests on the edge of the ice as December makes its arrival known.
He is out on parole.
He looks like he knows he's handsome, too. Well-fattened for winter! Nice capture, Mike.
He is a bit of a chub for sure and hopefully those well stored calories see him through the winter.
He's a beaut. Wonderful shot!
Thanks Belinda and hope you have a really wonderful week.
Thanks and so far so good.
Thanks, we only get a few of these guys passing through each winter so it was nice to see this guy.
Thanks Ted. Hope you had a great day and wishing you a wonderful week.
Thank hope you have a wonderful week ahead.
Looks like he's really giving you "the eye". That's a great photo.
Hi and thanks. I do think we were indeed getting the eye from this fine looking guy. Hope your day has been great and wishing you a wonderful week.
Haha! Out on parole. I wonder if he is being followed, and if so where all he has been. Great looking character, Mike. Nice shot.
Thanks, he is out on a parole of sorts given he has been banded. Hop your day has been fine and wishing you a wonderful week.


text:
It All Started With Valerie's
Marc Saulnier's grandparents opened Valerie's in Ogunquit in 1947. The iconic restaurant remained in the family until his parents sold it 50 years later in 1996. At age eight, Marc launched into the restaurant world washing dishes on a milk cart. He worked his way up up the ranks, first bussing tables, then cooking and bartending and finally landing in management.
An energetic young woman was hired to bus and wait tables at Valerie's in 1983. Her name was Jennifer. Marc and Jennifer met over a stack of plates and forks and the rest is history. After their first son was born, Jennifer remained at the restaurant as hostess and pastry chef. Marc and Jennifer continued to work together until the sale in 1996.
Valerie's of Ogunquit, A Fine Restaurant Ogunquit
Marc transitioned into the telecommunications industry, and remains in that industry as owner of Diverse Networks which he purchased in 2005. Jennifer continued in the hospitality path working in guest relations for The Ogunquit River Plantation and The York Harbor Inn. Ever since Marc walked out the restaurant door for the last time in 1996, he always wanted to get back into the business.
Just like his grandfather and father before him, it was time for Marc to have a place he could call his own. True to their Greek heritage, Marc and Jennifer have wanted to share their love of Mediterranean cuisine. With their two sons, Nikolas and Christianos now grown, the timing was right for Nikanos.
Nikanos Mediterranean Bar & Grille
Ogunquit, Maine 03907
About Nikanos
Nikanos is a locally owned and operated family business serving Greek and Mediterranean food in Ogunquit, Maine.
© 2021 All Rights Reserved | Nikanos Mediterranean Bar & Grille | Sitemap


text:
WARDRUNA 'Kvitravn' Out Worldwide Today (January 22) via BY NORSE MUSIC and SONY MUSIC/COLUMBIA RECORDS
Posted By : Kelly Walsh/
Under : Press Releases, WARDRUNA
DT: JANUARY 22, 2021
FM: KELLY WALSH, SRO PR
TRADITIONAL NORDIC FOLK OUTFIT
ANTICIPATED NEW ALBUM
'KVITRAVN'
OUT WORLDWIDE TODAY, JANUARY 22
Photo Credit: Kim Ohrling
Traditional Nordic folk outfit WARDRUNA's highly anticipated fifth full-length album KVITRAVN is out today, January 22, worldwide via BY NORSE MUSIC and SONY MUSIC / COLUMBIA RECORDS. Order it on various formats and bundles here: https://wardruna.lnk.to/Kvitravn_Album.
"We are very happy to finally share this long-overdue album with you all," shares founding member and composer EINAR SELVIK. "In the period leading up to the release, it has been truly overwhelming to see how well you have received the songs we have shared so far. We sincerely hope you will enjoy the rest! For me personally, this album represents a natural continuation and development of everything we have done so far. Through experience, reflection and hungry curiosity, we potentially continue to grow as humans, scholars and musicians and with this constant movement, our ability to dive deeper into our work also grows. More clearly than before, this album and its songs address us as humans in our own time. Even though the songs convey ways and words originating from a distant past, they are still just as much ways and words for the 'now.' They are ideas born out of the very grounds we still tread, which is also what gives them the ability to speak to and resonate within us still. Let us listen carefully and sow or reaffirm the idea or attitude that nature is something sacred."
KVITRAVN marks a distinct evolution in WARDRUNA's sound. The album features a broad selection of both traditional and historical instruments such as Kravik-lyre, Trossingen-lyre, Taglharpa, Sotharpa, Langeleik, Crwth, Goat-horn, Lur, Bronze-lur, flute, Moraharpa and also features guest appearances by a small group of prominent traditional singers, spearheaded by Kirsten Bråten Berg, one of the most important custodians of Norwegian traditional song. Throughout its eleven songs, KVITRAVN discusses Northern sorcery, spirit-animals, shadows, nature and animism, the wisdom and meanings of certain myths, various Norse spiritual concepts, and the relation between sage and songs.
The authenticity of WARDRUNA's performance alongside epic visual landscapes and symbolic animals evoked by the music and lyrics have been showcased in several jaw-dropping videos–some reaching viewers in their millions–starting with the starkly beautiful, minimalist and arguably most political piece, "Grá." The song is an ode to the wolf, and a reminder that humans and creatures have existed side-by-side in a mutual, though wary, relationship. The video for title track "Kvitravn"—translated in English to White Raven–reveals a powerful narrative centered around this sacred, elusive creature, and namesake of the album. SELVIK revealed in a special Solstice broadcast of the Skaldic version of album track "Andvevarljod – Song of the Spirit-weavers" that this particular piece was the starting point for the entire album, and explores the Nordic deities of fate; the Norns, the spinning of life threads and the Norse and Sámi common idea that a person's spirit is connected to wind, both before and after birth. Most recently the lyric video for "Skugge", recalls the subtle majesty of fan-favorite "Helvegen," as it seeks answers and wisdom internally. Finally, the stand-alone single "Lyfjaberg" (not featured on the album) is a powerful reminder of some valuable Norse wisdom explained by SELVIK: "To climb the Healing-mountain is a journey for the mind and spirit as much as the feet and body. Anything of true value, comes at a true cost."
For those looking to delve even deeper into WARDRUNA's world, the band have released a four part mini-documentary series which can be viewed on their YouTube channel HERE. In the series, SELVIK guides the viewer more deeply into the thoughts, processes and inspiration behind the music.
SELVIK will be hosting a special live-streamed event as part of That JORVIK Viking Thing online festival on Saturday, February 20 at 7.30 P.M. CET. Tickets can be booked online at jorvikthing.com.
WARDRUNA have also announced a collaboration with 2204 for an exclusive luxury ethically sourced, 100% vegan candle. Out today, the WARDRUNA candle embraces the harshness of the Norwegian forest's elements and extracts a sense of reincarnation and fulfilment. Order yours now HERE.
Check out some critical praise for KVITRAVN here:
"Wardruna make progressive music: it draws from the past, describes the present and plots the future."
– The Quietus, 1/18/21
"The visceral intensity to this music sports both elegant beauty and grimacing grit. Closer "Andevarljod" encapsulates this balance of scene-setting nuance and infectious spirit. The song's 11-minute run-time brings some of the most overwhelming crescendos of the band's career, topped by some incredible vocal performances from Selvik."
– Riff Magazine, 1/20/21
"Haunting, powerful and deeply immersive, it is an unmitigated triumph and a career high for Wardruna."
– Metal Hammer, 1/18/21
"WARDRUNA are displaying to the best of their abilities, masters in their craft, Kvitravn being no exception to that but the strength that holds this album up is unlike anything that could have been expected. Its simplicities make for complex and beautiful soundscapes."
– Distorted Sound, 1/20/21
Find more information on WARDRUNA here:
WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER
For press inquiries and interview opportunities, please contact:
SRO PR
Kelly Walsh – kwalsh@sropr.com


text:
ValueWalk – Google News
China's Minmetals Resources Enters Africa
Posted By: Abhijit Sen Feb 17, 2012, 7:05 am
Minmetals Resources LTD. says it has secured ownership of African-focused base metals mining and exploration group, Anvil Mining Ltd, after acquiring 90 per cent of the company's shares at eight-dollars each. The Hong Kong-listed Minmetals, which is majority, owned by state-run China Minmetals Nonferrous Co., said that it would now move to the compulsory acquisition of all remaining shares it did not already own. Upon the completion of the compulsory acquisition, Minmetals would delist Anvil from the Toronto Stock Exchange and Australian Securities Exchange.
Anvil owns the Kinsevere copper mine inCongo, and Minmetals said in a statement that the mine would increase its copper output by some 60%. The Kinsevere mine is expected to produce 36,000-38,000 tonnes of copper this year, and is in the middle of an expansion project that will increase output to 60,000 tonnes of copper cathode.
The biggest hurdle to the Anvil takeover was cleared last week, when Minmetals secured an agreement with Democratic Republic of Congo's state-owned mining body, Gecamines, confirming that Anvil's title to the Kinsevere project and the Mutoshi copper and cobalt project were valid and in good standing.
Minmetals has been steadily trying to transform itself into an international upstream miner over the last few years, using the Hong Kong-listed unit as the vehicle for acquisitions, after Minmetals bought an unlisted Australian miner, Minerals & Metals Group, from its parent China Minmetals Non-Ferrous Metals Co. in October 2010. The Australian miner's Chief Executive Andrew Michelmore subsequently became Minmetals' chief executive, giving the Chinese company a Western executive with international mining experience to guide its outward strategy. In March last year, Minmetals made a C$6.3 billion bid for Equinox Minerals Ltd., which has copper assets in Zambia, but walked away from the deal because it was too expensive.
According to Andrew Michelmore, the company would continue looking for copper, zinc and nickel sulphide assets inAfrica, North andSouth America, parts ofAsiaandAustralia. He said the company would target assets in varying stages from exploration projects to mines near completion, with more multibillion dollar deals possible.
Anvil has effectively been up for sale since last August, when its biggest shareholder, commodities trader Trafigura, said it wanted to sell its 39 percent stake.
Chinaaccounts for nearly 40 percent of global copper consumption and its demand for the industrial metal, used in everything from power lines to plumbing, is expected to rise 6-7 percent this year.
Minmetal shares were trading up 1.2 percent in afternoon trade.
Abhijit Sen
Abhijit Sen is a financial writer, commentator, with close to a decade's experience in analyzing global equity, commodity and Forex markets. He is based in India, and can be reached at abhijit.sen@valuewalk.com.
Luckin Coffee's Stock is Up, And So Is America's Caffeine Addiction
China-related issues continued higher today
Larry Kudlow on the Phase 1 Trade Deal with China
New trade deals, tariffs continue to shake up international business
Follow ValueWalk On
Top 10 companies that won the most US patents in 2019
Top 10 most popular US cities for millennial home buyers
World's top 10 most powerful passports in 2020
World's top 10 best cities for 2020: London tops
World's top 10 most punctual airlines and airports for 2020
© 2020 ValueWalk LLC. All rights reserved.


Watch for revenue when purchasing Burgess Side Chair (Set of 2) By Loon Peak. Most of the time furnishings are put on purchase. If you want a specific bit, it can save you lots of money by patiently waiting around for the price to be reduced. You could possibly ask your best Burgess Side Chair (Set of 2) By Loon Peak retailer as soon as the product will probably be designated at a lower price. If you require a new settee, consider locating one with a few entirely covered pillows. These pillows last longer and might be flipped routinely. Essentially, you should get a couch with easily-removed includes so you can very easily clean them. Detachable addresses can also be replaced easily in case you could not clear a stain Acquire Burgess Side Chair (Set of 2) By Loon Peak later on in. After this coming year, it is common for retailers to get these items away from their display room ground. This can lead to some great income and special discounts.
An elegant and elegant dining room table can get the best out of any dinner you like with family or friends. Within the specific case of buddies, they will most likely assess you by how neat and elegant your dining room- dining room table- appears. Are you contemplating buying new furniture for the kitchen area or dining room? This article will help you to sample the very best best ten modern platforms in 2018 evaluations. Some of the elements that determined the search positions for these products consist of, but not limited to, versatility, style, comfort, dimension, supplies used, and whether or not the table includes chairs. The materials mostly regarded as are steel and wooden while the dimensions are a measure of methods lots of people a specific desk can hold easily.
With almost 100 5-celebrity reviews, this lying loveseat is touted for its comfort and ease, sturdiness, look and easy set up. In addition to soft, but supportive soft cushions, it features a gliding system, so that you can put your feet up and rock and roll (though, not at the same time.) Upholstered with extremely-long lasting glued leather, this reclining loveseat will avoid holes, releases and stainswhich is a great thing, because it also includes a storage space area console (where you can hide your treats, of course) and a two-cup owner. Regardless of whether youre settling set for a Blockbuster online excessive or watching football together with your crew, this reclining loveseat provides the comfort and durability with out breaking the bank.
Just like its namesake, the camelback couch includes a hump or possibly two that highlights the primary silhouette of this sofa design. This is a conventional style that was prominent within the 18th century by Chippendale and families who desired aristocratic, official Fred Solid Wood Dining Chair (Set of 2) often opted for this design. Today, this couch design lends a more formal air to the room, especially when padded inside a official fabric. A more informal fabric choice would make it suitable for a household space that doesnt require a lot of custom. In either case, the camelback couch has some elements that define the style. The thighs are typically uncovered, the couch has no back again soft cushions also it normally has sq . or rolled hands.
The good thing that makes up for that time lost the glory from the purchasers is its design without problems. Only for the feel of the upholstery, you receive a nice tasteful environment. It's available in rich solid covering, emulating as amazing official attire. While keeping a respectable prominence, the material furniture could be washed very easily. You should not regret following generating a glass of consume in your nice sofa. All you need is to clean the stain for ever and ever exactly if this strikes the furniture. Despite the fact that great reputation comes with treat, it's not the situation right here. This incredible couch is given having a contour growth and development of solid wood. You're more reluctant to listen to squeaks and wobbling sounds.
The Bridgewater is really a couch style that is mainly informal and certainly comfy. This design is the darling of many an artist because you can use it to create a informal, friendly room. Bridgewater couches are versatile, with respect to the furniture you select. Done in a neutral material, this kind of couch does not compete with other elements within the room which may be more remarkable, for example art work or other big functions. Much more formal material will yield a far more grand type of couch. A number of characteristics distinguish Bridgewater sofas: Usually they have reduced hands along with a high back again, which plays a role in the casual appear. Most in addition have a customized dress that hides the legs and free soft cushions for that chair and back. This specific design was created to accommodate slipcovers, that also lend a casual atmosphere to the couch.
This couch is worked with the gong-formed contour combined with the higher armrest of the cushioning. Additionally, the top is supported by obstructed corner sides. The thighs, nevertheless, have became a member of the phony wood wrapping. The couch provides a comfortable and extravagant sensation. This is the direct consequence of extremely versatile padding inside the polyester upholstery. You are able to take a seat effortlessly for the moment to unwind. Each of the tones provided for this sofa shows its significant element, Versatile style. The red-colored sculpt would be well suited for both subjects with mild and darkish shades. That remains continuous for various shades that it provides as well. The couch is located in room. Regardless of whether its Thanksgiving or perhaps a huge family reunion, you can rely on it. Marathon-watching while at the same time collapsing on your sofa together with your friends is really a legitimate choice.
When it comes to purchasing living room furniture, leather is definitely a smart choice. Not only does it look great with most styles, nevertheless its extremely long lasting (it is the perfect material for a home with kids or pets) and it is ultra-easy to clean, too. The downside of leather furniture? It can have a higher price tag than fabric, microfiber or faux leather furniture. This lying loveseat stays a financial budget-friendly option because of 1 genius technique: its sitting area is padded with leather-based, while the attributes are padded with increased inexpensive fake leather-based. Which means you get the appear and feel of a full leather-based loveseat without the significant cost. Make use of the handle on the loveseats equip to relax and relax on its high-denseness foam filling up, and consider all the money you saved. This particular loveseat comes with an additional reward: professional set up is available in numerous locations of the nation for an additional fee.
British folded arm couches are extra comfortable thanks to the large, soft cushions behind as well as for the seats. Reduced hands are comfy for lying down and the uncovered legs bare this couch design from sensation too heavy or imposing. It actually came from at the change from the century and can be associated with something usual for the British countryside. Distinguishing characteristics usually include low exposed legs, soft, generous soft cushions, a good back again and recessed arms. Even though it is regarded as a classic style, it is also a perfect accessory for a contemporary space because of its comfortable and flexible appear.
With the current surge in popularity of the Middle-Hundred years Contemporary style style, this couch style is really a hot product. Whether true classic pieces, forgeries or new designs that incorporate Mid-Hundred years Modern elements, these are really versatile couches. Usually used in a minimal or mid-hundred years style plan, they're fantastic for including a vintage feel to a space. The differentiating components include the exposed legs and linear structure. Most middle-hundred years couches but not all of them will have some tufting on the back.
The term this is actually the comfort and ease and sophisticated appear. This set has a tufted backrest and nail head accent that gives it the sophisticated appear. Its grey colour contributes to its remarkable look. It can match as much as 8 inches bed mattress. That alone lets you know how comfortable the set could be. Notably, it does not include a mattress. So you may need to buy one. The trundle features a castor to enable easy access. You may also pull the trundle that people take a seat on. Just to mention, it should take assembling, however its very easy to put together.
This couch is worked with the bell-shaped shape along with the higher armrest of the cushioning. In addition, the head is supported by obstructed part sides. The legs, nevertheless, have became a member of the fake wooden wrapping. The couch provides a comfortable and extravagant sensation. This is the direct consequence of extremely flexible cushioning inside the polyester upholstery. You can take a seat effortlessly for the moment to unwind. Each one of the tones offered with this couch demonstrates its noteworthy element, Versatile style. The red-colored tone could be well suited for each subjects with mild and dark tones. That continues to be continuous for different tones that it provides as well. The sofa is located in space. Whether or not its Thanksgiving or perhaps a huge loved ones gathering, you can trust it. Marathon-viewing yet still time falling apart in your sofa with your buddies is a genuine choice.
Copyright © Burgess Side Chair (Set of 2) By Loon Peak in Chairs All right reserved.


NLU Delhi Recruitment 2017 – Consultant Vacancy: National Law University (NLU), Delhi has recently Published Recruitment Notification or an Employment News for the recruitment of Consultant Vacancies. Candidates who are eligible for this Recruitment & are Interested to Apply for this Posts those Eligible Aspirants Can Apply in Prescribed Application Format on or Before the Last Date 17.11.2017.
Education Qualification: Candidates should have Passed Graduation in Graphic and Communication Design from a Recognized University or Institute & Also Minimum of two years work experience in reputed Graphic Design Firm. Prior experience in conceptualizing and designing social science materials would be preferred.
Pay Scale: Rs. 40,000 – 45,000/- Per Month.
How to Apply: Candidate may Apply in Prescribed Application Format & Send it with All Necessary Documents like Attested Copies of Certificates, Educational Certificates, Date of Birth Proof & Experience Certificates to " deathpenalty@nludelhi.ac.in " on or Before the Last Date 17.11.2017.
Last Date to Received Application Format: 17.11.2017.


text:
Former Pension Boss sacked for Corruption reportedly Secretly Recalled & Promoted
Abdulrasheed Maina
The Buhari-administration has reportedly secretly recalled Abdulrasheed Maina, former chairman of the Presidential Task Team on Pension Reforms.
According to Premium Times, Maina has been recalled and promoted to the position of Director the Human Resources Department of the Ministry of Interior.
Maina was an Assistant Director in the ministry before he was appointed to head the task force.
Maina is reportedly wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for a pension fraud scheme amounting to more than N100 billion.
Maina had been investigated by the Senate Joint Committee on Public Service and Establishment and State and Local Government Administration, and a warrant for his arrest was issued.
The former pension boss then went into hiding, suspected to be in the United Arab Emirates, from where he had been lobbying to stay in the good graces of the Buhari-administration.
Ignoring the panel, Mr. Maina went ahead to sue the Senate and the then Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, and thereafter went into hiding after being declared wanted by the police.
Maina was dismissed for allegedly absconding from duty and attempting to evade arrest and he was charged to court.
An official from the EFCC who asked to be kept anonymous expressed shock, saying: "We are still looking for him. He is a wanted man. He ought to be arraigned with Oronsaye and the rest but he disappeared."
Premium Tomes, quoting a source, said Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami and Minister of Interior Abdulrahman Dambazau helped Maina secure his reinstatement.
Buhari's spokesperson Femi Adesina, however said he was unaware of any reinstatement.
Related Topics:Abdulrasheed MainaCorruptionEconomic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)Ministry of Interior
NEPC Boss allegedly forges Letter from SGF's Office
"Fear, not trust, is why Nigerians did not protest against fuel price hike"- Reno Omokri replies Femi Adesina
kenz
Seriously when i see the portfolio of this guys and i see how important their position is to this country called Nigeria and i see a northern name there…. i just t tell myself the truth,…. there is no one Nigeria…. why always North
gbaskelebo
Dear BN you will forgive my language… Damn! we are so f***** as a nation! for these human demons and principality causing the nation pain may you loose your hold on power and may you experience the pain the common nigerians feel on a daily basis a thousand times, my mums died in service over 10 years ago we are yet to collect her gratuity not to even talk of pension, then this beast is being elevated and you tell me dullardinho is not the most high in cluelessness!
This guy is straight up gangster. 100 billion fraud scheme. If they manage to his ass to court they'll give him four years jail sentence while cellphone thieves get the death sentence. I weep for this country.
Need answers on a serious issue. Please how can someone arrested by dss for 7 months now with out contact with his family be seen.
APC is a disappoint to us all if this is truth.
Orji Uzor Kalu wants a Post-Conviction Bail citing his "Poor Health"
Applicant in the "Ganduje Bribery Case" Clarifies that the Suit Wasn't Against Ganduje


text:
Q: How do I log history in a tramp emacs ssh session I started using tramp with emacs as per the discussion here (Open file via SSH and Sudo with Emacs) in order to use my emacs configs without having to install them on the server/user I was sshing to. Apparently the default setting of this sets HISTFILE=/dev/null, and I got a concerned email from my company's infosec team asking why I was doing this. Is there a way to turn this setting off and log history the normal way? Would like to keep using this tool in compliance with security rules.

A: Setting HISTFILE=/dev/null is disabled in development version of Tramp, because there is a bug in bash which corrupts /dev/null then. Likely, the security department of your company is concerned about this.
If you have a recent Tramp (say the one bundled with Emacs 24.5), setting HISTFILE=/dev/null is hardwired in tramp-sh.el. You would need to patch it there.
If you install a newer Tramp version like 2.2.12 (see the Tramp manual how to do this), you could use the variable tramp-histfile-override to set your own value. Per default it is set to ".tramp_history", but there are also other possibilities. See the docstring of that variable.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


This series gantry type plating machine is suitable for multi variety production. It is readily to change plating types and to adjust electroplating time. Main machine adopts imported motor with brake. Therefore, has features of smooth running, reliable brakes, less shaking, coupled with PLC program control. Then the automation degree is high. Screens displayed and controlled by touch screen. It is willfully to transform any process and procedures. Which can meet different electroplate cladding material matches.
Maximum lifting weight: could be designed according to users' end product.
Suitable for galvanized, nickel, tin, and other plating.
Linear gantry electroplating machinery is characterized using a gantry crane to hoist and carry plating parts (with hanging rod or pole with a barrel roller). With variety plate bathes with in a straight parallel line or more lines, while cranes make a straight line along the track, making the use of one or two pairs crane lifting hook for hoisting, then to make the automatic production line complete the machining tasks according to the program. The gantry crane has advantages of good rigidity, significant hoists weight, stable running, which is suitable for various sizes of plating tank lifting workpieces. For auto line of large length of the electroplating tank, can use this type of body structure. The working rails installed on double sides of plating bath, that has advantages of slowing corrosion when track running, and convenient of electrical sensor fault checking; Using larger coating bath automatic line controlled by high precision computer, which has advanced functions of parameters automatic memory and storage on production process, that is available for quality inspection traceability; and can be equipped with a vibration swing; air agitation; PLC automatic control, precise operation; as well as can be equipped with high precision filter, to ensure high-quality coating and plating; also could be accompanied by high-quality rectifier to ensure the stability of plating.


text:
タミル語の意味cryptocurrency
とこてテヒットカートを瞬時にヒットコインを購入することかてきます
私はアッフルの財布を使用するにはとうすれはよいてす
とのようにCryptocurrencyは不換紙幣と異なっています
Blockchain後の次の技術は何てすか
暗号取引ホットとは何てすか
In August 2019, Coinbase announced that it was targeted by a sophisticated hacking attack attempt in mid-June. This reported attack used spear-phishing and social engineering tactics (including sending fake e-mails from compromised email accounts and created a landing page at the University of Cambridge) and two Firefox browser zero-day vulnerabilities. One of the Firefox vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to escalate privileges from JavaScript on a browser page (CVE-2019–11707) and the second one could allow the attacker to escape the browser sandbox and execute code on the host computer (CVE-2019–11708). Coinbase's security team detected and blocked the attack, the network was not compromised, and no cryptocurrency was stolen.[39][40][41]
CoinbaseはKYCを必要としません
Bitcoin (BTC) is the world's first decentralized digital currency and payment system and is by far the most known and valuable cryptocurrency. It was created in 2009 by an anonymous person or group called Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin enables transactions to be sent peer-to-peer without passing through a central authority. The transactions are recorded on a decentralized public ledger called the blockchain and each payment acquires a small transaction fee to cover the cost of the network. The total supply of Bitcoin is 21 million and it's smallest unit of bitcoin is called a Satoshi, it's a hundred millionth of a bitcoin – 0.00000001 BTC. The creation of Bitcoin's is happening through mining. Miners have the task to validate transactions and keep the network secure. Their efforts are rewarded by new minted Bitcoins and transactions fees. Bitcoin can be exchanged for fiat or other cryptocurrencies, products and services. Over 100,000 merchants and vendors accepts bitcoin as a payment.
Blockchain APIとは何てすか
Zcashコストはとのくらい
良い投資2018ヒットコインてす
Bitcoin (BTC) is a consensus network that enables a new payment system and a completely digital currency. Powered by its users, it is a peer to peer payment network that requires no central authority to operate. On October 31st, 2008, an individual or group of individuals operating under the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto" published the Bitcoin Whitepaper and described it as: "a purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash, which would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution."
との会社か独自のCryptocurrencyを立ち上けることを計画しています
とのように私はトロンCryptocurrencyに投資します
Coinbase has two core products: a Global Digital Asset Exchange (GDAX) for trading a variety of digital assets on its professional asset trading platform, and a user-facing retail broker of Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ether, Ethereum Classic, and Litecoin for fiat currency.[24] It also offers an API for developers and merchants to build applications and accept payments in both digital currencies. As of 2018, the company offered buy/sell trading functionality in 32 countries,[42] while the cryptocurrency wallet was available in 190 countries worldwide.[43] On March 26, 2018, Coinbase announced their intention to add support for ERC-20 tokens.[44]
シンハフエて法的ヒットコインれます
あなたはヒットコインATMから現金を引き出すことかてきます
とのように私は、安全な暗号財布を守るん
Coinbase was founded in June 2012 by Brian Armstrong and Fred Ehrsam.[6][7] Blockchain.info co-founder Ben Reeves was part of the original founding team but later parted ways with Armstrong due to a difference in how the Coinbase wallet should operate.[8] The remaining founding team enrolled in the Summer 2012 Y Combinator startup incubator program. In October 2012, the company launched the services to buy and sell bitcoin through bank transfers.[9] In May 2013, the company received a US$5 million Series A investment led by Fred Wilson from the venture capital firm Union Square Ventures.[10] In December 2013, the company received a US$25 million investment, from the venture capital firms Andreessen Horowitz, Union Square Ventures (USV), and Ribbit Capital.[11]
あなたは、リッフルCryptocurrencyをとのように入手てきますか
Welcome to the 32nd Coin Report. In today's report, I will be assessing the fundamental and technical strengths and weaknesses of ExchangeCoin. This will be comprised of an analysis of a number of significant metrics, an evaluation of the project's community and development and an overview of its price-history. The report will conclude with a grading out of 10. ExchangeCoin was launched in November 2017 with an ICO that raised 650 BTC, equating to over $5,000,000 at the time. The token issued, EXCC, has a maximum supply of 32,003,133, with 4mn EXCC sold during the ICO. Further, the project also has a premine of 12.1mn EXCC, equating to 37.95% of the maximum supply (from which the 4mn was sold to the public in the token sale). The token itself operates on the Equihash algorithm, and underwent a hard fork in July 2018, after which the network migrated to a dual Proof-of-Work/Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism, with 30% of block rewards rewarded to stakers and 70% to miners. The block reward is progressively diminishing, with the current reward at 24.5 EXCC per block, with 2.5-minute block times.
Zcashトレーサフルてす
HS cryptocurrency
In January 2015, the company received a US$75 million investment, led by Draper Fisher Jurvetson, the New York Stock Exchange, USAA, and several banks.[20] Later in January, the company launched a U.S.-based bitcoin exchange for professional traders called Coinbase Exchange.[21] Coinbase began to offer services in Canada in 2015,[22] but in July 2016, Coinbase announced it would halt services in August after the closure of their Canadian online payments service provider Vogogo.[citation needed]
とのようなコインCoinbaseサホート
pundi X cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrencyの創設者は誰てあります
CRAはCryptocurrencyを追跡することかてきます
cryptocurrency規制PDF
あなたは現金てBitcoinsを購入することかてきます
ヒットコイン開発者
cryptocurrencyのかxyo価格
What is the point of being insured if they will never admit wrongdoing? It is rare that an employee will steal your funds. My account was almost emptied when they sent my funds to someone in the Netherlands. Coinbase has done nothing to get them back for me. I had not even accessed my account for a week, yet they accuse me of doing something that caused this to happen. I would never give anyone my password, there's no one else here to use my computer, my internet provider said I got no messages from Coinbase (2 step verification) on… Read more »
Cryptocurrencyは何簡略化されています
ヒットコインはアメリカて禁止されています
cryptocurrencyの親族


Our fantastic Disney Circles Twin stroller is ideal for those with double trouble. This bright and lovable twin is packed with style. Containing a variety of practical features designed to keep children safe and cosy, while also providing parents on the go with a range of creative and convenient solutions, the stroller is perfect for outdoor adventures!


Qualification : BAMS OR BHMS.
The application should be accompanied by a recent passport size photograph to be attached to the application and should be supported by self-attested certificates of proof applicant's birth date, valid residence for 15 years from competent authorities, qualifications relevant experience, valid employment registration, caste certificates/-disability certificates issued by the government authorities and achievement in sports and other extracurricular activities, if any.
Applications are to be made to the State Mission Director – RMSA, Directorate of Education Porvorim and are to be submitted with the necessary documents on the day of interview.


Leonard Fred Belanger of Camrose, Alberta, passed away on Friday, October 26, 2018 at the age of 67 years.
Left to cherish his memory are his fiance Lynda; daughters Mary, and Penny; step-daughter Dale (Sheldon); siblings Thomas, Christine Rondeau, Joan (Rick) Klippert, and Joe Belanger; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Leonard was predeceased by his parents Joseph and Mary Belanger; and brother-in-law Urbain.
A Funeral Service was held at 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, November 6, 2018 from the Burgar Memorial Chapel with Rev. Brian Hunter officiating.
If family and friends so desire, memorial contributions in Leonard's memory may be made to Heart and Stroke Foundation.


text:
Walsh and Hoyt's Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology
Simmons Lessell, MD
Dr Neil R. Miller, the Frank B. Walsh Professor of Neuro-Ophthalmology at The Johns Hopkins Institutions, Baltimore, sets a very high standard in the first two volumes of his revision of Walsh and Hoyt's classic. Volume 1 covered the visual sensory system and the optic nerve. Volume 2 covered the autonomic nervous system, eye movements, and the sensory innervation of the eye and orbit. This latest volume, on tumors and related lesions, may be even better than its two predecessors, a remarkable achievement. Volume 3 is the most complete, the most useful, and the most readable book on clinical aspects of nervous system tumors currently available, and it is apt to remain so for a long time.
The first section of this large work (733 pages) is devoted to diagnosis. It informs the reader about the symptoms and signs (neuro-ophthalmic and otherwise) of mass lesions at various loci. Excellent illustrations
Lessell S. Walsh and Hoyt's Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology. Arch Ophthalmol. 1988;106(12):1661–1662. doi:10.1001/archopht.1988.01060140833017


The James Webb Space Telescope: Art +Science show is opening to the public March 3rd and running through the middle of April. I am privileged to be in some really amazing company, so if you have the ability to get out to the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, you absolutely should. If you can't, the online gallery is here.
Photo courtesy of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. I'm practically in the center of this photo, on the floor in the red skull sweater.
I have two pieces in this show— the first is the Peer Deep Into the Past poster which I have already revealed, and the other is an eight-page comic collection with reflections on the trip and thoughts on image-taking and craftsmanship called What I Can See. Once the show opens I'll be posting those comics pages online (though Patrons can see them all, including a bonus page or two, right now).
If you're subscribed to Sharptooth Snail Mail, the comic, and a postcard-sized print of the poster is included in your February box.


Tron is back in the cinemas on 17 December and that means you're likely to be getting all gushy over the classic 1982 version of the film. And, if you're really into your arcade gaming, Tron the video game.
No, we aren't talking about the latest release from Disney for the Xbox 360 or PS3, but the original coin-operated arcade machine. The one that's featured in the new film.
We tracked down one of the machines in none other than Flynn's arcade on the South Bank in London.
The bad news, though, is that the pop-up installation was put on by HP to promote its new ePrint printer range in connection with the movie, and is shutting down very shortly. We also aren't sure where the arcade, that has been available for the public to play within, will turn up next.
The good news, however, is that we were able to grab a bevy of shots to share so you can at least relive the nostalgia through us.
Mega Tron (wrong franchise we know) fans will remember that there were actually two physical versions of the arcade machine - one with the light cycles, the other with the light discs.
We played the light discs version, which sees you playing as Kevin Flynn while he's forced to compete against Crom. You've got to dodge the discs, while taking out your opponent.
One controller is a spinning dial (very much like on a home cinema amp) while the other is a joystick.
Move the dial to pinpoint where you want to throw the disc, while moving the joystick to move Flynn. The better you do, the more opponents you'll have to face and the more platforms you have to negotiate.
There are no saves, although you do get 5 lives to keep you going.
A total throw back to an age long forgotten, the game may not graphically be a touch on any of today's modern game launches, but still has plenty going for it when it comes to gameplay.
It's simple, but strangely addictive as you manage the spinning dial and the joystick to avoid the light discs heading your way.
Certainly, If you can find the arcade it's well worth putting some money into a Discs of Tron machine. Now, where's our fluorescent leg warmers?


text:
Firo-B
Eugene R. Schnell
In: Encyclopedia of Career Development
Edited by: Jeffrey H. Greenhaus & Gerard A. Callanan
Subject: Career Development, Occupational/Industrial Psychology
Schnell, E. (2006). Firo-b. In J. H. Greenhaus & G. A. Callanan (Eds.), Encyclopedia of career development (pp. 322-322). Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications, Inc. doi: 10.4135/9781412952675.n115
Schnell, Eugene R. "Firo-B." In Encyclopedia of Career Development, edited by Jeffrey H. Greenhaus and Gerard A. Callanan, 322. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications, Inc., 2006. doi: 10.4135/9781412952675.n115.
Schnell, E 2006, 'Firo-b', in Greenhaus, JH & Callanan, GA (eds), Encyclopedia of career development, SAGE Publications, Inc., Thousand Oaks, CA, pp. 322, viewed 29 January 2020, doi: 10.4135/9781412952675.n115.
Schnell, Eugene R. "Firo-B." Encyclopedia of Career Development. Eds. Jeffrey H. Greenhaus and Gerard A. Callanan. Thousand Oaks: SAGE Publications, Inc., 2006. 322. SAGE Knowledge. Web. 29 Jan. 2020, doi: 10.4135/9781412952675.n115.
FIRO-B (rhymes with "Cairo") is an acronym for Fundamental Interpersonal Relations Orientation-Behavior, a psychological instrument developed by William C. Schutz and fully described in 1958. The FIRO-B was originally developed to support the ...
Entries by Letter: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W


text:
Two Charlotte churches united to collect coats for kids in need
Donate Sunday from 12:30 to 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church
Updated: November 28, 2020 - 9:54 AM
On Sunday, Nov. 29 from 12:30 to 2 p.m., the members of First Presbyterian Church and First United Presbyterian Church will have a drive-up collection for Steve's Coats for Kids.
"We serve the people that Christ would have served and this is a way for us to do that," said Rev. Pen Perry of First Presbyterian Church.
WSOC-TV's Steve's Coats for Kids campaign was introduced in 2005. All coat donations are distributed through Crisis Assistance Ministry, an independent nonprofit agency focused on preventing homelessness and preserving dignity for Charlotte-Mecklenburg's working poor.
When the spread of the coronavirus forced the cancellation of church services across the area, First Presbyterian Church and First United Presbyterian Church used the situation to come together.
On Sunday, congregations from both churches and the public are being encouraged to drive up to the First Presbyterian Church, 200 W. Trade St., to donate new and gently used coats to Steve's Coats for Kids.
"Steve's Coats for Kids is important for our community because it gets some of our members, some of our community, noticing and taking care of the others," Perry said. "In that way, we are connected."
Steve's Coats for Kids has collected over 200,000 coats, and every donated coat spends less than 48 hours in the Crisis Assistance Ministry Free Store before benefiting someone in need.
There are more than 70 Steve's Coats for Kids donation locations across the Carolinas, including Showmars, Ashley HomeStore, E.R. Plumbing Services, Crisis Assistance Ministry and all Charlotte fire stations.
CLICK HERE TO FIND A STEVE'S COATS DONATION LOCATION NEAR YOU.
You can find out more information and discover how you can get involved at www.StevesCoatsForKids.com.
If you have an inspiring story, please contact Kevin Campbell, WSOC-TV/WAXN-TV/Telemundo Charlotte Public Affairs Manager, at Kevin.Campbell@wsoctv.com.