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Rat anatomy, Male, Dorsal view of whole rat on bench insitu 3, (direct/above view)
Rat anatomy, Male, Dorsal view of whole rat on bench insitu 3, (direct/above view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Author(s): Megan Quentin-Baxter, Newcastle University
Rat anatomy, Male, Ventral view of rat (Hooded Lister) on bench insitu, (side/lateral view)
Rat anatomy, Male, Ventral view of rat (Hooded Lister) on bench insitu, (side/lateral view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Rat anatomy, Female, Pointer to incisors, (side/lateral view)
Rat anatomy, Female, Pointer to incisors, (side/lateral view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Rat anatomy, Female, Pointer to incisors 3, (side/lateral view)
Rat anatomy, Female, Pointer to incisors 3, (side/lateral view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Rat anatomy, Female, Pointer to mouth, incisors 3, (direct/above view)
Rat anatomy, Female, Pointer to mouth, incisors 3, (direct/above view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Rat anatomy, Either male or female, Whole rat - pointer to ear, (side/lateral view)
Rat anatomy, Either male or female, Whole rat - pointer to ear, (side/lateral view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Rat anatomy, Either male or female, Whole rat - pointer to eye, (side/lateral view)
Rat anatomy, Either male or female, Whole rat - pointer to eye, (side/lateral view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Rat anatomy, Female, Whole rat - side view of head; pointer to vibrissae, (direct/above view)
Rat anatomy, Female, Whole rat - side view of head; pointer to vibrissae, (direct/above view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Rat anatomy, Female, Dorsal view of whole rat on bench insitu 3, (direct/above view)
Rat anatomy, Female, Dorsal view of whole rat on bench insitu 3, (direct/above view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Rat anatomy, Either male or female, check alertness - pinching forepaw, (side/lateral view)
Rat anatomy, Either male or female, check alertness - pinching forepaw, (side/lateral view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Rat anatomy, Either male or female, GI smile with rat 3, (direct/above view)
Rat anatomy, Either male or female, GI smile with rat 3, (direct/above view). Rat dissection stills taken from FARID (Functional Anatomy of the Rat [Interactive Dissection]). This resource was authored by Megan Quentin-Baxter and David Dewhurst, with Graham Irving and Stephen Mera at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Kruger World 5 : Field Guide
This Biodiversity Consortium package provides a field guide to the large mammals of Kruger National Park.
Author(s): Biodiversity Consortium / Martyn Gorman
Preparing for Skills Recognition: Trainers guide
Trainers guide. This module will help you prepare for the process of gaining formal recognition for skills and knowledge you have acquired through formal learning, on-the-job training and learning, or through experience gained in other areas of your life. Forms part of the Certificate III in Management.
Preparing for Skills Recognition: Learners guide
Learners guide. This module will help you prepare for the process of gaining formal recognition for skills and knowledge you have acquired through formal learning, on-the-job training and learning, or through experience gained in other areas of your life. Forms part of the Certificate III in Management.
Plan an induction program
Positive performance outcomes are the purpose of an induction program. So you need to design induction programs that will help new employees assimilate quickly, understand their tasks and the standard of work expected. Choose cost-effective methods and tools, make sure it's planned and conducted in cooperation with line managers, and be sure to include a plan for follow up and evaluation.
Introduction to Fluid Power: Trainers Guide
Trainers guide. This unit contains information on basic hydraulics and is based on a range Certificate II and III units from the following Training Packages: * Aviation: National Aerospace Training Package Aircraft Maintenance Engineering. * Automotive: The Automotive Industry RSR Training Package. * Polymer: Plastics, Rubber and Cablemaking PMB98. In this unit, you will learn about: * what hydraulics is * how hydraulics works * the components which make up a hydraulic system *
Introduction to Fluid Power: Learners Guide
Learners Guide This unit contains information on basic hydraulics, you will learn about: the components which make up a hydraulic system; how to inspect and test a hydraulic system; basic troubleshooting tips and techniques.
SRXIND003A: Apply Sport and Recreation Law: Trainers guide
Trainers guide. This is the trainers guide for SRXIND003A: Apply Sport and Recreation Law. This unit SRXIND003A: Apply Sport and Recreation Law, is part of the National Community Recreation, Fitness, Outdoor Recreation and Sport Industry Training Package. The course content, trainers guide, and study guide are available separately, or as a single package in related resources.
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When I was a girl, I yearned for certainty. Things needed to be named. Distances and concepts bridged with equations. I desired to know the exact composition of gases in the stars, and how long it would take me to travel to them. I needed answers.
The more I grow into my skin as a woman, the more I realize my hunger for awe. My interest yawns away from the concrete and toward the incalculable, the sublime. Wonder. The impossible beauty of trees. Love. Magic. Gosh, the stars sure are pretty.
I'm in awe of the tenacious greens that continue to grow here, despite months of overnight freezes and many snow storms. They even survived a cold snap last week, where it dropped to 15˚ (F) for more than a day. Taken as a whole, the landscape is brown. However, if you zoom in, you'll start to see tiny slivers of green.
I've known for years that I could pick dock (Rumex crispus) well into the cold season. But I'm a little surprised by the other greens I've been harvesting right up into December this year - dandelion, violet, mallow, and especially the prickly lettuce (Lactuca serriola). I'm not sure how it is that I've never before known that the prickly lettuce continued to grow even after the weather changes. Is it because my eyes are usually turned skyward toward all of the tree fruit, and I only looked down this year because we had no fruit? I'm not certain. It makes me feel like I've been unobservant. Most of the greens I've been picking are at least partially hidden by blankets of fallen brown leaves. But the prickly lettuce is often out in the open, in rather lush-looking mats.
I swear, I learn something new every year. I'm happy to continue to stuff my face with wild greens for just as long as they continue to grow. The weather is expected to dip to around 0˚ later this week. It will be interesting to see if the greens survive.
Shake all ingredients vigorously in a mason jar. Serve atop freshly-picked wild greens.
The tricky part of this recipe is getting juice from prickly pear fruit. I use a method I learned from my buddy Wild Food Girl. I rinse the fruit several time to remove any floating glochids. I then cut off the flowering ends from the fruit and pulse them in a food processor. Wearing gloves to prevent getting stuck by any rogue spines or glochids, the final step is to place the prickly pear pulp into an old t-shirt, and wring it tightly to obtain the pure (glochid-free) juice. I recommend doing a large batch of prickly pear juice, so that you can also make prickly pear margaritas.
Am I to assume you also used your own freshly squeezed pomigranetes for the recipe? LOL.
Well, I didn't exactly squeeze them, but yeah, I used some poms from my friend's tree.
Yes, the prickly lettuce and dandies are slightly bitter. I enjoy bitter tastes, especially with a nice dressing.
Always always always love your words.
Enjoyed the review of wintertime bounty. Great photos! Thanks!
Wait, you live in a place that is being hit by that Arctic storm, right?


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Gragoatá é um bairro nobre da Zona Sul da cidade de Niterói, no estado do Rio de Janeiro, no Brasil. Localiza-se próximo ao Centro da cidade, entre São Domingos e a Boa Viagem, e é um bairro predominantemente residencial. Seu nome vem de uma planta homônima, que já foi abundante no local.

Localização
O bairro é banhado pelas águas da Baía de Guanabara, e faz limites com os bairros de São Domingos e Boa Viagem. Também fica próximo ao centro de Niterói e ao bairro de Icaraí.

História
A história do bairro de Gragoatá está intimamente ligada ao Forte de São Domingos de Gragoatá. O forte foi fundamental na proteção do litoral fluminense contra os ataques franceses e Tamoios e mais tarde, no final do século XIX, teve participação fundamental durante a Revolta da Armada (1893). Apesar de bem conservado, o forte não se encontra aberto à visitação pública.

O morro que era ligado ao forte foi cortado e a Praia do Fumo (hoje Praia do Gragoatá) foi quase totalmente aterrada. No aterro, está localizado o Campus do Gragoatá da Universidade Federal Fluminense. O bairro possui poucas casas, muitas delas antigas. O comércio é quase nulo e funcionam apenas alguns bares, uma boate e uma quadra de tênis indoor.

Gragoatá abrigou, no passado, um grande número de estrangeiros que influenciaram na fundação do Grupo de Regatas Gragoatá (1895), para a prática do remo. Nos anos 1970, foi construído o Hotel Praia Grande, que hoje funciona como apart-hotel.

Galeria

Ver também
Niterói
Divisão administrativa de Niterói

Ligações externas

Página da Prefeitura de Niterói

Bairros de Niterói

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Angelo`s offers Italian dining with a family touch. The establishment is located inside an old mansion and includes a well decorated dining room. Enjoy the quiet and pleasant atmosphere as well as traditional Italian appetizers and a full bar.
Come and enjoy a thick, juicy steak during your next visit.


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Ілемня́нський водоспа́д — водоспад в Українських Карпатах, у північно-західній частині гірського масиву Ґорґани, на південь від села Ілемня (Калуський район, Івано-Франківська область).

Розташований на невеликому потоці, який є лівою притокою річки Ілемка. Утворився в місці, де потік перетинає урвище флішового типу заввишки бл. 8 м.

Водоспад особливо мальовничий після рясних дощів або під час танення снігу. В посушливу пору потік майже пересихає.

Примітки

Джерела
 Ілемнянський водоспад
 Ілемнянський водоспад

Посилання
 Ілемнянський водоспад-відео

Водоспади Українських Карпат
Водоспади Івано-Франківської області
Ґорґани
Калуський район


Property Location With a stay at Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Yodoyabashi, you'll be centrally located in Osaka, within a 10-minute drive of Osaka Science Museum and Osaka Castle. This hotel is 5.8 mi (9.3 km) from Legoland Discovery Center and 6.2 mi (9.9 km) from Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan.Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 278 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and pay movies provides entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and in-room massages.Amenities This hotel has 1 building and offers designated smoking areas.Dining You can enjoy a meal at the restaurant serving the guests of Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Yodoyabashi, or stop in at the grocery/convenience store. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee.Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access, a computer station, and dry cleaning/laundry services.
Hotel Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Yodoyabashi cost depends on the season and prices can be much different basing on selected dates. The diagram below illustrates price changing dynamic for Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Yodoyabashi hotel by months. For example, the lowest prices - on the average $81 - are in December, and by April hotel Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Yodoyabashi cost grows on the average up to $103.


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Transformational $25-million gift will spur novel team approach to accelerate advances in neurodevelopment research at UCalgary
New Accelerator ignites critical research and entrepreneurial initiatives to improve quality of life for those affected by neurodevelopmental disabilities
Calgary, AB – The University of Calgary, a leader in neurodevelopment research, has received a $25-million gift from the Azrieli Foundation that will launch a multidisciplinary team approach to develop a greater understanding of neurodevelopmental disabilities (NDDs). It will accelerate research leading to groundbreaking therapies and programs to support thousands of neurodiverse individuals and their families.
NDDs are a significant societal issue. They include conditions such as autism and ADHD and affect up to 17 per cent of Canadian children. Most often diagnosed in childhood, the challenges individuals with NDDs and their families face can affect their health, social and economic well-being into adulthood, and have long-term implications for overall quality of life.
The Azrieli Foundation is the largest non-corporate foundation in Canada. This is its first significant investment in Western Canada. CEO and Chair Naomi Azrieli says that, after an extensive national scoping exercise, the Foundation is honoured to have UCalgary as its new partner in its mission to improve the lives of neurodiverse people.
UCalgary has a powerful combination: world-class researchers in multiple fields, a philosophy of thinking outside traditional academic silos and, finally, the institutional power to effectively implement innovative research. They have a proven track record of producing successful interdisciplinary initiatives and rewarding collaboration.
-Naomi Azrieli, DPhil, Chair and CEO, The Azrieli Foundation Canada .
Azrieli continues: "This initiative is especially close to the hearts of the Azrieli family which includes several members with neurodevelopmental disabilities. My sisters, Sharon and Danna, and I have made this a key part of our mission. We are excited to see what our partners at UCalgary will accomplish."
This gift from the Azrieli Foundation will establish the Azrieli Accelerator at UCalgary, which will build on the university's established excellence in life sciences, brain and mental health, and child health research, as well as its reputation for world-class research facilities and leadership in microbiome research in Canada. Dr. Susan Graham, PhD, who also leads the Owerko Centre at UCalgary and is an internationally recognized researcher in language and cognitive development, will be the inaugural scientific director for the Azrieli Accelerator when the program formally launches this spring.
Neurodevelopmental disorders arise from differences in how the brain forms and functions, and there are many variations in how those differences affect the full life experience of individuals and families. The Accelerator will specifically advance research on brain circuit development and the microbiome (to better understand the influence of the environment on brain development and the brain-gut axis), as well as initiatives within the community to unlock potential and directly improve the well-being and quality of life of those living with neurodevelopmental disabilities.
This tremendous and generous gift from the Azrieli Foundation will allow us to transform neurodevelopment research with a new focus on the full lifespan. We are thrilled to take our recognized research in neurodevelopmental disorders to the next level, helping to drive impact for more neurodiverse children, teens and adults in our community, and across the world.
-Dr. Susan Graham, PhD, director, Owerko Centre, Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute; scientific director, Azrieli Accelerator, and professor of psychology, University of Calgary
UCalgary President Ed McCauley acknowledges the Azrieli Foundation's reputation for transformative investments in extraordinary programs around the world. The Foundation recognized UCalgary's collaborative approach to research, including strong connections with community partners. Funding provided by the Azrieli Accelerator will allow research teams to hit the ground running on big, bold projects that will pull together scholars from multiple disciplines — ranging from medical and social sciences to technology and policy — to think about neurodevelopmental disorders and neurodiversity in a holistic way.
Thanks to this generous gift from the Azrieli Foundation, we will be able to activate new collaborations across UCalgary. The Accelerator will act as a catalyst for transdisciplinary collaboration and phenomenal impact, in keeping with the Azrieli Foundation's reputation for exceptional innovation. Research with impact is at the heart of UCalgary.
-Dr. Ed McCauley, PhD, president and vice-chancellor, University of Calgary
The Azrieli Accelerator will transform neurodevelopment research across the lifespan through collaborative and transdisciplinary teams committed to improving the lives of all those affected by neurodevelopmental disabilities. This new initiative — made possible by the Azrieli Foundation — will enhance collaborations across the university, in the community and throughout the global network. It builds upon the university's more than 50-year history of advancing related research, which has been supported by transformative investments by government, community partners and generous philanthropists, including the Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation; the Owerko, Cumming, Hotchkiss, Snyder, Mathison and Fenwick families; and many others.
Learn more about the Azrieli Accelerator
Introducing the Azrieli Accelerator: transforming neurodevelopment research across the lifespan
Pediatric-brain imaging initiative maps the developing brain for neurodevelopmental disabilities in kids
Unlocking potential: empowering people of all ages with neurodevelopmental disabilities
Accelerator will fuel gut-brain axis research at International Microbiome Centre to shed light on neurodevelopmental disorders
Canada's largest non-corporate foundation gives from the heart
The story behind the launch of the Azrieli Accelerator
Azrieli Accelerator
neurodevelopment research

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TBCS IT | HPE Renew Online-Shop / HPE Support Alerts! / HPE Support Alerts - Advisory: (Revision) HPE Integrated Lights-Out 4 (iLO 4) - Upgrading to iLO 4 Firmware Version 2.50 through 2.55 May Cause the iLO "Date/Time" to Become "Not Set"
Advisory: (Revision) HPE Integrated Lights-Out 4 (iLO 4) - Upgrading to iLO 4 Firmware Version 2.50 through 2.55 May Cause the iLO "Date/Time" to Become "Not Set"
Updated Resolution with fix for future firmware updates, updated version of the iLO 4 firmware.
When updating an HPE ProLiant server Integrated Lights-Out 4 (iLO 4) firmware, the iLO "Date/Time" located under "Status" on the Overview page may change to "Not Set" if the optional SNTP settings are not used.
This can occur when upgrading from iLO 4 firmware version 2.53 or 2.54 to version 2.55.
This can occur when updating from iLO 4 firmware version 2.50 (or earlier) to iLO 4 firmware version 2.53 or firmware version 2.54.
This does not occur when upgrading from iLO 4 firmware version 2.50 to 2.55, or when downgrading from version 2.55 to 2.50.
Any ProLiant server with iLO 4 when updating or downgrading the iLO 4 firmware version 2.50 through version 2.54.
Upgrading from 2.50 and earlier to 2.55 this will not occur; however, after updating from iLO 4 firmware version 2.53 or firmware version 2.54 to firmware version 2.55, this will occur.
As a workaround, reboot the server, at which point the iLO time will be reset from the server BIOS.
The iLO 4 version 2.55 firmware includes a change to prevent this issue from occurring during future iLO firmware updates.
2. Enter a product name (e.g., "iLO 4") in the text field under Enter a Product Name or Number.
4. Select the appropriate product model from the Results list (if prompted).
5. Click the "drivers, software & firmware" hyperlink under the Download Options tab.
6. Select the system's specific operating system from the Operating Systems dropdown menu.
7. Click the category Firmware - Lights-Out Management.
8. Select the latest release of the HPE Integrated Lights-Out 4 Firmware version 2.54 (or later).


Take Pride in Smith Mountain Lake | 32nd annual community event dedicated to keeping SML looking its best!
Take Pride in Smith Mountain Lake is community-wide effort for those who use and enjoy Smith Mountain Lake to work together to keep it clean.
Now in its 32nd year, TPISML will take place May 4, May 11 and May 18, 2019, at various locations around the lake. You may also participate individually or plan your own group event.
We provide FREE trash bags, gloves and a T-shirt and you feel great knowing you did your part to help keep our lake beautiful! You'll also be invited to our post-event celebration on May 22 at Mango's Bar & Grill at Bridgewater Plaza. Sign up now!


Essence Be Optimistic! - Polish This!
This is, for sure, the best copper out there! ^__^ Beautiful!
@moonchild: That's a shame for sure!
@Akuma Kanji: It really is so pretty!
At least I don't know any place you could still find this color, sorry!


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#include <boost/concept_check.hpp>
#include <boost/range/begin.hpp>
#include <boost/range/end.hpp>
#include <boost/range/concepts.hpp>
#include <boost/range/detail/range_return.hpp>
#include <algorithm>

namespace boost
{
    namespace range
    {

/// \brief template function find_first_of
///
/// range-based version of the find_first_of std algorithm
///
/// \pre SinglePassRange1 is a model of the SinglePassRangeConcept
/// \pre ForwardRange2 is a model of the ForwardRangeConcept
/// \pre BinaryPredicate is a model of the BinaryPredicateConcept
template< class SinglePassRange1, class ForwardRange2 >
inline BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME disable_if<
    is_const<SinglePassRange1>,
    BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME range_iterator<SinglePassRange1>::type
>::type
find_first_of(SinglePassRange1 & rng1, ForwardRange2 const & rng2)
{
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( SinglePassRangeConcept<SinglePassRange1> ));
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( ForwardRangeConcept<const ForwardRange2> ));

    return std::find_first_of(boost::begin(rng1),boost::end(rng1),
                              boost::begin(rng2),boost::end(rng2));
}

/// \overload
template< class SinglePassRange1, class ForwardRange2 >
inline BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME range_iterator<const SinglePassRange1>::type
find_first_of(const SinglePassRange1& rng1, const ForwardRange2& rng2)
{
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( SinglePassRangeConcept<const SinglePassRange1> ));
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( ForwardRangeConcept<const ForwardRange2> ));

    return std::find_first_of(boost::begin(rng1),boost::end(rng1),
                              boost::begin(rng2),boost::end(rng2));
}

/// \overload
template< class SinglePassRange1, class ForwardRange2, class BinaryPredicate >
inline BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME disable_if<
    is_const<SinglePassRange1>,
    BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME range_iterator<SinglePassRange1>::type
>::type
find_first_of(SinglePassRange1 & rng1, ForwardRange2 const & rng2, BinaryPredicate pred)
{
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( SinglePassRangeConcept<SinglePassRange1> ));
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( ForwardRangeConcept<const ForwardRange2> ));

    return std::find_first_of(boost::begin(rng1),boost::end(rng1),
                              boost::begin(rng2),boost::end(rng2),pred);
}

/// \overload
template< class SinglePassRange1, class ForwardRange2, class BinaryPredicate >
inline BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME range_iterator<const SinglePassRange1>::type
find_first_of(const SinglePassRange1& rng1, const ForwardRange2& rng2, BinaryPredicate pred)
{
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( SinglePassRangeConcept<const SinglePassRange1> ));
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( ForwardRangeConcept<const ForwardRange2> ));

    return std::find_first_of(boost::begin(rng1),boost::end(rng1),
                              boost::begin(rng2),boost::end(rng2),pred);
}

// range return overloads
/// \overload
template< range_return_value re, class SinglePassRange1, class ForwardRange2 >
inline BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME disable_if<
    is_const<SinglePassRange1>,
    BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME range_return<SinglePassRange1,re>::type
>::type
find_first_of(SinglePassRange1& rng1, const ForwardRange2& rng2)
{
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( SinglePassRangeConcept<SinglePassRange1> ));
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( ForwardRangeConcept<const ForwardRange2> ));

    return range_return<SinglePassRange1,re>::
        pack(std::find_first_of(boost::begin(rng1), boost::end(rng1),
                                boost::begin(rng2), boost::end(rng2)),
             rng1);
}

/// \overload
template< range_return_value re, class SinglePassRange1, class ForwardRange2 >
inline BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME range_return<const SinglePassRange1,re>::type
find_first_of(const SinglePassRange1& rng1, const ForwardRange2& rng2)
{
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( SinglePassRangeConcept<const SinglePassRange1> ));
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( ForwardRangeConcept<const ForwardRange2> ));

    return range_return<const SinglePassRange1,re>::
        pack(std::find_first_of(boost::begin(rng1), boost::end(rng1),
                                boost::begin(rng2), boost::end(rng2)),
             rng1);
}

/// \overload
template< range_return_value re, class SinglePassRange1, class ForwardRange2,
          class BinaryPredicate >
inline BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME disable_if<
    is_const<SinglePassRange1>,
    BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME range_return<SinglePassRange1,re>::type
>::type
find_first_of(SinglePassRange1 & rng1, const ForwardRange2& rng2,
              BinaryPredicate pred)
{
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( SinglePassRangeConcept<SinglePassRange1> ));
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( ForwardRangeConcept<const ForwardRange2> ));

    return range_return<SinglePassRange1,re>::
        pack(std::find_first_of(boost::begin(rng1), boost::end(rng1),
                                boost::begin(rng2), boost::end(rng2), pred),
             rng1);
}

/// \overload
template< range_return_value re, class SinglePassRange1, class ForwardRange2,
          class BinaryPredicate >
inline BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME range_return<const SinglePassRange1,re>::type
find_first_of(const SinglePassRange1 & rng1, const ForwardRange2& rng2,
              BinaryPredicate pred)
{
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( SinglePassRangeConcept<const SinglePassRange1> ));
    BOOST_RANGE_CONCEPT_ASSERT(( ForwardRangeConcept<const ForwardRange2> ));

    return range_return<const SinglePassRange1,re>::
        pack(std::find_first_of(boost::begin(rng1), boost::end(rng1),
                                boost::begin(rng2), boost::end(rng2), pred),
             rng1);
}

    } // namespace range
    using range::find_first_of;
} // namespace boost

#endif // include guard

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This is not a radio. It is a sample player that behaves like a radio.
A digital way to simulate radio-powered compositions by John Cage, Karlheinz Stockhausen and Don Buchla's voltage-controlled radio experiments. It uses a teensy3.1 to play files from a SD card to simulate a voltage controlled AM/FM/Shortwave/Time Travel radio.
It is designed to be a source of unexpected audio, not a drum loop player or a sample mangler.
Like a radio, this module works on a series of banks and stations. Each of the 16 banks can contain many different stations. Each station is .raw audio file stored in a bank directory on the SD card. Choose a bank by pressing and holding the RESET switch. Choose a station by turning the STATION knob or plugging a voltage into TUNE.


What is Ear Correction Surgery (Otoplasty)?
Many people are unhappy with the shape, size and protrusion of their ears. Ear pinning at Acibadem International, also known as pinnaplasty or otoplasty, can reshape your ears and make them less prominent.
During the operation, your surgeon makes cuts behind each ear. The cartilage may be re-shaped, folded, or some of it may be removed. Stitches are then used to hold the ear back in its new position.
As with any cosmetic procedure, it is important that you review your expectations thoroughly before you decide to proceed. . Our highly experienced and specialized Reconstructive Consultant Plastic Surgeons are all experts in their field and are able to offer you the best possible advice based on your individual goals and circumstances.
Those same surgeons will be there throughout your consultation, procedure and follow-up care surgeon will explain the results you can expect after Ear Correction Surgery. They will also discuss the associated risks and alternatives to the procedure before going ahead.


Ominously, the film's release on video last week coincided with Blockbuster's launch of an alternative film rental service that has prompted observers to start chronicling the demise of another tradition – going to the video store.
Blockbuster has joined a growing list of companies offering customers a revolving selection of DVDs through the post in return for a monthly subscription. The model has proved successful in the US: it also emerged last week that Netflix, the company that pioneered the service in 1998, is considering expanding into the UK after generating $272m (£154m) of revenues last year from a subscriber base of 1.49m.
After watching Netflix challenge traditional rental stores in the US, Blockbuster appears to recognise that even multiple images of Tom Cruise lining the walls cannot smooth out the common problems of finding a parking space; limited selection; queuing; the couple with chronic indecision; the juvenile with no proof of age and the fumbling when you find that you have forgotten your membership card.
The two companies' attempts to bring the revolution to the UK rental market presents a challenge for a small start-up company based near Clerkenwell in London. Video Island was formed two years ago by a former Microsoft executive hoping to import the Netflix model to the UK.
After £2.5m of investment from its founders and from Benchmark and Index Ventures, the venture capital firms, Video Island will not disclose the number of subscribers to its own website. But if it were just a copycat website, the developments last week at Blockbuster and Netflix would probably herald the company's early downfall.
Unlike other DVD subscription outfits, however, Video Island's rental website comprises only part of the company's business. The other, more compelling part, is a "white-label" service it provides for well-known consumer brands that sound like much more credible adversaries to the likes of Blockbuster. Video Island provides the infrastructure for the service, but the brands the consumer sees belong to its partners, such as Tesco, MSN, Comet and Toys 'R' Us. All of them have signed with Video Island in the past four months amid the bubbling interest in DVD subscription services. The partnerships have contributed to 75 per cent month-on-month revenue growth in the three months they have been operating.
"If all we were doing was trying to replicate Netflix or Blockbuster this wouldn't be that interesting," admits Saul Klein, the 33-year-old chief executive and co-founder. "But the dynamics of the entertainment industry have changed in the last few years. It's not just the entertainment companies that offer entertainment services any more, so we are also seeking to accelerate that trend." Through its various partner brands, the company claims to have more than 20 per cent of the British market for online video rentals, including DVDs.
But as well as providing a bolt-on entertainment subscription business for non-media and entertainment companies, there are other reasons for Video Island's white-label approach. Not least is the sheer cost of starting a new brand. "Our expertise lies in defining and delivering this service, not necessarily marketing it to the end customer," he says.
Tesco, which launched its service with Video Island in March, also cites the need to start a service fast and cost-effectively as one reason for entering the market through a partnership. "We observed a growth business in the US and looked for the best partner around," says Laura Wade-Gery, chief executive of Tesco.com. She likens the arrangement to Tesco's partnership with Royal Bank of Scotland, which has helped the supermarket group enter the personal finance market.
As a result of its partnership model, Video Island's website and the third-party websites it powers are variations on each other. Users compile a wish-list from a selection of 15,000 film titles. Depending on the specific subscription package, customers are sent a rotating batch of three titles for a monthly fee of about £15, with their selection replenished from the list every time they post a DVD back in a pre-paid envelope. There are no "due back" dates and so no fines.
In Blockbuster stores, another image is now as ubiquitous as Tom Cruise – that of Uma Thurman gracing the DVD covers of Kill Bill, the Quentin Tarantino film that depicts a more modern kind of Samurai.
Hollywood has always taught the importance of getting into bed with someone with a big name. Video Island has followed this advice, forming partnerships with well-known consumer brands such as Tesco and MSN, which has drastically cut the marketing budget it would have needed to reach potential customers alone.
For Tesco and the other consumer brands, the partnership model makes it possible to launch the service in a much shorter time, as well as giving them access to technical expertise.
While a new venture needs to grab market share from wherever it can, there is no need to make enemies out of everyone. For example, Video Island markets its service as a complementary opportunity, not a threat, for pay-per-view digital TV movie channels. A collaborative effort might even help enlarge the potential market.
In a similar vein, even your direct rivals can benefit your business if you are both promoting a new service that requires a change in consumer behaviour.


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2nd Annual Russia Hotel Expansion Summit, 2014
10-11 April, 2014, Moscow, Russia
Tourism has made its way back as the Russian economy recovers gradually but strongly. For the same reason, investors are eyeing new and undiscovered cities besides Moscow and St. Petersburg. This is backed by the upcoming projects for the major events such as FIFA World Cup 2018 and many more that Russia will be in-charge of.
Russia has caught the attention of major international hotel chains which are expanding their brands in the country. While some are opening their first hotel, others are focusing on the other big cities to open their umpteenth hotel. It is estimated that by 2018, the number of international brand hotels will increase from 87 to 220 making Russia, a very lucrative market for the hotel operators.
Noppen`s 2nd Annual Russia Hotel Expansion Summit will bring together high-level executives, government officials, hotel operators, hospitality industry experts and market leading solution providers in a focused two-day program designed to enhance
business, discuss future strategies and to learn more about the updated technologies required for guaranteeing customer satisfaction and success. An opening word was given to Ms. Lucy Mityaeva, CEO at CHC International, who was the Chairperson of day one. She made a short welcome speech with a positive attitude towards the attractive hotel industry in Russia and introduced the first speaker of the day.
Mr. Sergey Shpilko, Chairperson of Moscow Committee for Tourism and Hotel Industry was happy to start the summit by speaking about the development of hotel industry and tourism in Moscow. Mr. Shpilko showed figures about trends and prospects of the sector such as the international players, how many new hotels were opened last year and so on. His speech was followed by the presentation of Mr. Sven Osmers, Director and Head of Real Estate Practice Russia & CIS at KPMG. He gave an overview of existing hotel supply in Russia and of the projects which are in the pipeline. The hotel projects are clearly increasing with an active role of major hotel brands. Mr. Osmers also explained the investments situation in the Russian hotel industry.
The next speaker was Ms. Irina Sheshero, President of National Investment Association. She pointed out the current challenges which are constraining the development of hotel business in Russia, but also mentioned the perspective directions in the market. Ms. Sheshero continued her speech by speaking about ways to find the best location for the hotel projects and how to attract the investors.
After the networking break, Mr. Alexey Musakin, Member of the Board at Cronwell Hotels & Resorts and CEO at Cronwell Management came on stage to speak from the point of view of a local brand. He summed up the criteria of success for a local brand and explained how to benefit from local knowledge to expand beyond the borders. In conclusion Mr. Musakin mentioned challenges and benefits of becoming an international brand.
Mr. Raban von Studnitz, Senior Consultant for hotel business at ComplexBar showed their turnkey solutions for the horeca segment in the hotel industry and the brands they represent. One of their partners, Mr. Philippe Grousset, Export Area Manager at Groupe Matfer Bourgeat gave a short speech about providing quality and service with the most modern kitchen and buffet equipment.
The following session was a panel discussion moderated by Ms. Tatiana Veller, Owner of RTV Hospitality Services and joined by Mr. Igor Romanov, Member of the Board of Directors at AZIMUT Hotels, Mr. Alexis Delaroff, COO HotelServices Russia, Georgia
& CIS, Mr. Darren Blanchard, Senior Director Business Development at Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group and Mr. Alexey Musakin, Member of the Board at Cronwell Hotels & Resorts and CEO at Cronwell Management. From the point of view of local and international brands, they've discussed Russia's hotel industry potential, mentioning subjects as VISA situation, investment funds, upcoming WC FIFA 2018 and other interesting topics.
Before going to lunch, Mr. Vladimir Tokaev, NRB Division Leader at Ideal Standard gave a presentation on how to modernize your hotel bathroom by using the innovative solutions for the enhanced contemporary design.
Mr. Jurgen Willen, General Manager at Willen Associates Architekten, continued the second half of the day. He illustrated his experience in different Russian and international hotel projects and informed about the interior design possibilities.
Mr. Enis Oncuoglu, Owner of Oncuoglu / ACP Architecture, showcased the upcoming architecture trends in the hotel construction and gave examples of how they can be applied in the Russian market. It's important that the Russian market players are aware of what it is to come in matters of design and architecture for the future projects.
The presentation that followed was given by the experts in the F&B industry, Mr. Francois Bonneville, CEO Russia, CIS and Eastern Europe region and Ms. Ekaterina Davydova, Sales Manager Food Services CIS area from ARC International. The company provides quality tableware products which are resistant, attractive and functional.
Hereafter, the participants could enjoy an interesting presentation of Mr. Roland Paar, Vice President Development Europe & Middle East at Capella Hotel Group and Mr. Dirk Spindeldreher, General Manager at Solis Hotels and Suites Sochi. They spoke about the importance of talent development, as it empowers to deliver service excellence and increases sales productivity in the hospitality.
Post last networking break, Mr. Alexey Evchenko, Managing Director at ArtBuild Hotel Group, gave insight on the extended stay hotels and compared it to classic hotels and private apartments. Furthermore, he spoke about new concepts and developments
for Russia and CIS markets.
Day one of the summit ended with a panel discussion. The participants were Mr. Mikhail Mandrigin, General Director at Aukett Fitzroy Vostok, who moderated the session, Mr. Michal Kus, Director International Operations at Aedas, Ms. Maria Sonne- Frederiksen, General Manager at Art4All International and Ms. Nina Novikova, Director of Economics at Aecom. The industry professionals discussed how to use design and technology to deliver the next generation of hospitality experience, and how to enhance comfort and luxury without losing authenticity and cultural identity.
Ms. Marina Smirnova, Partner, Head of Hospitality and Tourism Department at Cushman & Wakefield, opened the second part of the hotel conference as Chairperson of day two. She highlighted that Russia is in the top 15 of the fastest growth rate in the
world and in the top 5 in Europe.
The first presenter of that day was Ms. Ludmila Koudryavtseva, CEO at The Baltic Travel Company. She was able to analyze the role of airlines, business travel and MICE in the Russia's hotel and tourism development, and compared Moscow with St-Petersburg. It is important to accentuate MICE as driver in the hospitality sector.
The topic on hotel sustainable development was given by Mr. Kai-Uwe Reitmann, Project Partner at Drees & Sommer. He summarized sustainable solutions for lean operation, mentioned cost effectiveness as core driver and provided international and
local best practice examples.
Mr. Denis Astrakhantsev, Regional Business Development Director at RATIONAL, informed the attending delegates about advanced and multifunctional kitchen equipment which is very easy to operate in a modern catering and makes it possible to
cook different dishes simultaneously. The risks, challenges and opportunities of expanding in emerging markets were what we could hear from Mr. Arild Hovland, Senior Vice-President Business Development Russia & CIS at Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group. He also listed the key success factors of operating in Russia.
After the break and networking meetings, the participants gathered to listen to the presentation of Reikartz Hospitality Group representatives, Mr. Magnus Wetterholm, CEO and Ms. Anna Nerozina, Director of Sales & Marketing and Advisor to CEO for
regional development. They presented a Case Study of the group, which is a national hotel chain in Ukraine and spoke about how to manage a hotel chain in a crisis situation and what operational actions need to be taken to reduce the costs. Ms. Nerozina also shed light on the actions from the sales department.
Mr. Karl de Lacy, International Development Manager at Best Western, gave a speech which concerns the decision of to brand or not to, while taking into account the end user expectations. He went over the options, the benefits and the costs.
Hereafter Mr. de Lacy joined a panel discussion together with Mr. Bastien Blanc, Vice President, Business Development Russia & CIS at Interstate Hotels & Resorts, Mr. Philippe Brisbois, CEO at MAINDOR Hotel Management, Mr. Scott Antel, Partner, Head of Hospitality and Leisure for Russia, CIS and Turkey at DLA Piper and Ms. Lucy Mityaeva, CEO at CHC International, who acted as the moderator. They discussed the right management agreements and contracts, the proper balance in management
between owners and operators, the look on the future and growth, the challenges and opportunities.
The next subject was presented by Mr. Anton Basin, Partner and Executive Director at Fantalis. He captivated the audience with his explanation on how to turn a first booker into a loyal rebooker and how to calculate return on investment of a loyal customer.
Mr. Derek Burke, EMEA Sales Director at Precor, drew attention of participants to the networked fitness solutions and went more into detail by telling about its benefits to the hospitality operators.
When everyone returned from lunch, Mr. Vadim Prasov, Managing Director at Allicance Hotel Management and Vice-President at Federation of Restaurateurs and Hoteliers came on stage. He gave his insight on developing successful luxury resorts in Russia.
The final session of the day was a panel discussion moderated by Ms. Maria Tyurina, Director at Horwath HTL. The panelists were Mr. Mikhail Kolesnik, Senior Director Development for the Russia, CIS & Eastern Europe area, Mr. Roland Paar, Vice President Development Europe & Middle East at Capella Hotel Group, Mr. Sergey Kolesnikov, General Director at GOST Hotel Management and Mr. Pavel Elnikov, Senior Associate at DLA Piper. The panel participants had an interesting conversation
regarding the outlook and perspective of operators and investors. The most updated topics like Sochi and Krim were also touched.
Noppen would like to express special thanks to the sponsors of 2nd Annual Russia Hotel Expansion Summit Rational, ComplexBar, ARC International, Kaba, Technogym, Metos, Precor, Ideal Standard, White Sphere, Hamam, Neotren, Honeywell, AlgoStar, Resterra, Samsung, Hoshizaki, Radius and Hikvision and to the partner Russian Association of Business Travel for their contributions to the event.
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In today's world of smartphone users, smartphone have become an essential part of our lives. Besides making phone calls, texting, chatting, sharing pictures and videos we use smartphones for various other purposes. A lot of our sensitive information is stored on our mobile device which needs to backed up from time to time to prevent loss of data. There are many must- have apps which makes backing and restoring of data easier and even automated in few steps.
In this article we will discuss different methods of taking back up your important data of various smartphones.
The best backup tool for Android smartphones is MyBackup Pro. It is the best tool for Android users to back up the settings, data and even the third-party apps. It is capable of running automated scheduled backups and is compatible with almost all of the Android smartphones.
Another such tool is the Titanium Backup which is fully capable of backing up data, applications and Android market links for which you have paid. The free version of the tool allows you to store the data in the SD card, Whereas the PRO version can store the files in Dropbox.
The most convenient method of backing up data on Blackberry smartphones is to download and install Blackberry Desktop Manager on your personal computer or Mac. You can download and install the desktop version of the software directly from the Official blackberry site. The interface very simple, self explanatory and can even be used by first time computer users.
Another popular way of keeping back-up for Blackberry smartphones is usingSmrtGuard. Besides keeping the backups it also provides various services like anti-virus, remote wipe, emergency beaconing system and anti-spam.
Blackberry Project is a another great alternative. Unfortunately it's not FREE.. It can be used to back-up up of your calendar appointments, memos, contacts, browser bookmarks, tasks and text messages.
If you are an iPhone user and you want to maintain backup of the videos and songs stored on your iPhone CopyTrans is what that you are looking for. It not only backs up of your videos and songs but also stores the TV shows, audiobooks and movies to your computer.
Another backup tool for iPhone users is Touchcopy. The interface is similar to itunes and icons are same as on phone so makes it more user friendly. With this tool you can easily store your songs, podcasts, playlists and videos from your iPhone and iPod to your computer or onto iTunes.
iPhone Backup Utility is a very simple and easy to use tool. It can backup your important files, contacts, bookmarks, photos and iPhone settings etc. The interface is simple and can help you quickly backup or restore your phone with previously backup up data.
For Windows Mobile users the best way to backup their files is PIM Backup. This software is capable of backing up and restoring your personal data such as contacts, appointments, tasks, calander entries etc. It is always recommended to install the latest version of the PIM Backup.
For all apple users: except the above mentioned ways there is another platform which is compatible with all apple devices. It 's the Apple's iCloud Storage, It works seamlessly with applications on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac or PC to automatically and wirelessly store your content in iCloud .Data being on cloud stays safe and can be be accessed by all devices anytime. iCloud comes free for iOS 5 users. So if you are using iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 or 4s upgrade your iOS to take advantage of this feature.
Alternately Android, Blackberry and Windows Mobile users can use Online backup services like Google's GDrive, Windows Live Skydrive, etc. to store data online.
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Martinsville Celebrates the 85th Historic Garden Week Tour
Events, Local
From the Kitchen of Big Bear's Wife: March 2018
LocalCommunity Strong
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Theresa Carter: Community Strong Person of the Year 2016
Theresa Carter graduated from Columbia Southern University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. In May 2016, she received a Master of Arts in Human Service Counseling. Theresa urges people to never give up on their goals. She accomplished her degrees as a senior.
Theresa has been a part of the neighborhood watch in White Rock Hill for 35 years. Theresa is helping to spearhead an effort to make White Rock Park a state-of-the-art wildlife sanctuary park on the north side of Danville.
Theresa is an advocate against domestic violence. She was in the first class of the IALR's leadership program. Theresa is a trained EMT-A. Along with her efforts to revitalize White Rock Park, she is part of two fundraising projects—a neighborhood sign for White Rock and 501-C status. Theresa is also pushing for curbing for the neighborhood. She feels "curbing is an asset that can improve White Rock phenomenally."
Why is community involvement so important to you?
Community involvement is important to me because we must thrive where we are planted.
I am inspired to volunteer because I see something that needs my help and it cannot wait for someone to employ me to get it done.
How do you balance life, work, and community involvement?
I find balance by getting plenty of rest. Also, simplifying and striving helps to keep peace around me.
What is the best piece of advice anyone has ever given you?
To receive salvation through Yeshua, and not to stop there, but to ask for the gift of the Holy Spirit.
Who are your real-life heroes and why?
My real-life heroes are my children, Martina & her sister Ebony. They endure everything with me and yet, love me unconditionally.
What is it about Danville that makes it special to you?
My family and friends make Danville special to me. I've interacted with loving people in many places. I have relationships that span decades. How important it is to sit on the porch, laugh, talk, cry, scream, and there is someone sitting with you that shares your experiences, been there and really knows? Memories are the best gift and especially with someone.
What are you most looking forward to in 2017?
I'm looking forward to living life and dancing like no one's watching.
Do you have a favorite quote, and if so what is it?
"When they go low, we go high."—Michelle Obama.
What is your favorite thing to do in Danville?
My favorite thing to do in Danville is tracing our history. Sharing it with people who sometimes don't know who they are and their positive place in history. I talk with historians like my cousin "Biscuit." He can tell you all about the civil rights with Dr. King in the sixties. He and his sisters marched and were imprisoned.
What is your idea of happiness?
My spirituality leads me to happiness. My children and grandchildren give me the greatest joy. Family is so important. America needs to come back to family.
What are your visions for the future of Danville?
To get our history registered with the historical society. To take back our neighborhoods and invest in them. I'd like White Rock Neighborhood Park to become the north side equivalent of downtown's Riverwalk (Dan Daniel Park). I hope people strive to be of a good character. I want our city to set the standard for excellence. When asked how we did it, our response would be — love did it, caring for others did it, respect did it, and being honorable did it.
2020 Community Strong Person of the Year: Scott Booth
2020 Community Strong People of the Year: Ferrell and Cookie Edmunds
Ken Larking: An Interview With Danville's City Manager


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Wisconsin's Old Executive Residence, known better as the Old Governor's Mansion, is located at 130 East Gilman Street in the Mansion Hill Historic District of Madison, Wisconsin, on the southern shore of Lake Mendota. Constructed of local sandstone sometime around 1854–1856, it served as the official residence of the governor of Wisconsin from 1885 to 1950. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. Since August 2019 it has been open as a boutique hotel named Governor's Mansion Inn.

History
According to the Madison Landmarks Commission, "this house was originally built for Catherine and Julius T. White, Secretary of the Wisconsin Insurance Company. The Whites sold the house in 1857 to one of Madison's first settlers, George P. Delaplaine, and his wife Emily. Delaplaine was secretary to Governors Farwell and Dewey and co-owner of one of the largest real estate development firms in the city. In 1867 the house rose to greater social prominence when it was purchased by State Senator J. G. Thorp, a millionaire lumber baron, and his wife Amelia. In 1870, the Thorps' young daughter, Sara, married Ole Bull, the world-famous 60-year-old Norwegian violinist in one of the most lavish weddings the town had ever seen."

In 1883, the mansion was purchased privately by Governor and future U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Jeremiah McLain Rusk for $15,000. Two years later, he sold it to the state and it became the official residence of the Governor. Over the years, 18 governors resided here. It remained the official residence until 1949/50, when the current Wisconsin Governor's Mansion in the village of Maple Bluff was purchased by the state. State Assemblywoman Ruth Doyle and others opposed the move out of concern about the future of the Old Executive Residence.

In 1951, the building was repurposed as a residential unit for the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Renamed Knapp House in honor of Kemper K. Knapp, it housed graduate students for more than 50 years. In 2016, it was sold as state surplus property to Bob Klebba and David Waugh, who renovated and redeveloped it as a boutique hotel.

References

External links
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Former governors' mansions in the United States
Houses in Madison, Wisconsin
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I'm big on quotes. Later on, i came to realization that there are always opposite sides of those quotes. Always. you know that saying of "if you loved me, you wouldn't have let me go" and "if you love me, you'll let me go and be happy"? dammit. which one is the right one? it's like you can never get the answer of your question from those words. or maybe there are always two sides of every condition i don't know. it's like deciding whether to move on or not: whether you should let go of your loved one so they'll be happy, or you should chase what is 'rightfully' yours. confusing, right? or another case, whether you have to "wait for someone who love you for who you really are" or "do a diet and makeover and go get the guy". This is almost as confusing as choosing which shoes to buy when you only have the budget for one pair. (kidding. buy both. suffer until the end of the month. be poor and happy).
i wanted to write something else, not this, but then i forgot what i wanted to write initially.
problem with my goldfish memory.
"if you love me, you'll let me go and be happy"? dammit. which one is the right one?
and description that the way he love to is never like cage love. you know. there is lot of people who love cat and cage it. the way he love is free. and humble.
the second. that man realize that love without meet is kind of disease. lol poor guy.
ehm. then he let the girl be free and that man hope if ever the girl love him back. he needs time to appear as a romeo. basically cost a year. haha Ask me on donleon96@google.com it would be fun. i like the way you honest though..


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Much Ado About Murder: A Shakespeare in the Catskills Mystery
by Elizabeth J. DuncanElizabeth J. Duncan
The show ruthlessly goes on as costume designer-turned-amateur sleuth Charlotte Fairfax investigates the death of a disagreeable director in award-winning author Elizabeth J. Duncan's third Shakespeare in the Catskills mystery.
Costume designer Charlotte Fairfax has another murder on her hands as she prepares for the latest performance of the Catskills Shakespeare Theater Company, Much Ado About Nothing. The company's steady growth enables them to cast star British actress Audrey Ashley, who arrives on scene to play the lead role of Beatrice. But things immediately get more complicated when Audrey insists the company replace the current director with new, up and coming British director Edmund Albright.
Edmund plans to change the popular romantic comedy, which alienates several people associated with the production. And the list of people he upsets only grows: the laid off former director, the hotel owner's secretary, and even Audrey herself. Just as Edmund's plans are about to come to fruition, his body is discovered on his sofa, holding a gun in his hand. His death is quickly ruled a suicide but Charlotte thinks otherwise. Why would Edmund, on the brink of greatness, kill himself? And in such an American way?
With a whole cast of characters to investigate, Charlotte is determined to unmask each one before it's final curtain call on the whole production in award-winning author Elizabeth J. Duncan's third Shakespeare in the Catskills mystery, Much Ado About Murder.
Crooked Lane Books
Elizabeth J. Duncan is the award-winning author of the beloved Penny Brannigan mystery series set in North Wales. A former editor and broadcaster in England, Elizabeth is currently an instructor at the Humber School for Writers in Ontario, Canada. This is her tenth mystery and her third Shakespeare in the Catskills mystery.
In Duncan's sprightly third cozy featuring costume designer Charlotte Fairfax (after 2016's Ill Met by Murder), Charlotte has happily settled in as the costume director for the Catskills Shakespeare Theater Company. Everyone is pleased that well-known English actress Audrey Ashley has agreed to appear as Beatrice in the company's upcoming production of Much Ado About Nothing. When the director quits at the last minute, Audrey recommends Royal Shakespeare Company director Edmund Albright as his replacement. Edmund eagerly accepts the position, and his unconventional ideas for mounting the play energize the company. When Edmund is found shot to death in his bungalow before rehearsals even begin, the police rule his death a suicide. Certain that foul play is involved, Charlotte determines to dig up the truth. The mystery unfolds slowly, but the workings of a small regional theater in a charming locale provide interest, and Duncan offers some diverting twists on the way to Charlotte's climactic confrontation with the killer. Agent: Dominick Abel, Dominick Abel Literary Agency. (Nov.)
Praise for Much Ado About Murder:
"An enticing setting and diverse characters make this latest return to the Catskills a pleasure."
"Sprightly…Charming."
"[Much Ado About Murder] vividly captures the cutthroat world of the theater…[with a] likable sleuth."
Praise for Ill Met by Murder:"Duncan fans are sure to enjoy this cozy."—Publishers Weekly on Ill Met by Murder
"Creative, delightful…These Shakespeare mysteries are going to be a whole lot of fun to follow."
"A great gift to find under the tree this Christmas."
—Noir Journal on Ill Met by Murder
When costume designer Charlotte Fairfax left Britain's Royal Shakespeare Company, she settled in what she thought would be a quiet job in upstate New York with the Catskills Shakespeare Theater Company. Now, their star for the season has returned home with health problems, and their director quits over the phone. British actress Audrey Ashley is eager to step into the starring role in Much Ado About Nothing, but she vetoes the first director, proposing her own choice. When the theater board approves his suggestion to stage the play with a Civil War setting, many people are appalled. But who was angry enough at the director to kill him? VERDICT Duncan's third thespian cozy, following Ill Met by Murder, vividly captures the cutthroat world of the theater. Her likable sleuth is a mature, self-confident woman who will appeal to readers of the author's "Penny Brannigan" books.—LH
Much Ado About Murder: A Shakespeare in the Catskills Mystery 4.3 out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 10 reviews.
AWilcox777 More than 1 year ago
Such a smooth, easy and intriguing read! A definite recommend! This is the first book I've read by Elizabeth Duncan and definitely not the last. Her writing style is so smooth and flowing. The story was great and the characters were so easy to relate to and keep identified from the start. There was no issue remembering who was who and how they played in the whole story. The murder and mystery were done so well and kept you turning pages until the very end. Duncan is also able to wrap things up and give closure to everything very eloquently. I was given this book in exchange for an honest review.
djerickson14 More than 1 year ago
Much Ado About Murder is the third installment in the Shakespeare in the Catskills Mystery series. This series is about a small Shakespeare theater group in New York with main character Charlotte who is in charge of the costumes and her friend Paula Van Dusen, who is a member of the theater board. When the company is set to put on the romantic comedy Much Ado About Nothing, nothing but trouble seems to be the case. The first director up and leaves with no notice, so Charlotte and Paula scramble to find a replacement. Local Wade Radcliffe seems to fit the bill, but star actress Audrey Ashley uses her contractural right to demand fellow Englishman Edmond Albright to be brought in as director. Things take a turn when Edmond announces his vision to make the play a darker version with a Civil War Theme. When Paula and Charlotte find Edmond dead of an apparent suicide, the two are not convinced and launch their own investigation. This is a very well written, if a bit predictable, cozy mystery. The detail about what it takes to run a theater company is very interesting, as well as what goes into developing costumes that fit the roles. There are plenty of characters with motives, and Charlotte and Paula have their work cut out for them in sorting out the evidence. I look forward to the next installment in this series. I was provided a copy of this book for a fair and honest review.
Michelle_Palmer More than 1 year ago
Charlotte is a fashion designer. She works for a Shakespeare theater company in the Catskills. A new guest lead actress arrives from England just as the director suddenly quits. Because the actress has director-approval rights a new director who she has worked with before is brought in from England at her demand. Charlotte has a bad habit of finding dead bodies. This is the third murder in this sleepy little town within a short span of time. The setting is the grounds of a hotel. Charlotte lives in a bungalow on the grounds and the other two are reserved for the guest actor and the director. I love the idea of the victim and investigator living in such close proximity. The hotel grounds are well described. The characters are fully fleshed out. Their motivations are clear and they act in natural ways. The plotting is well paced and although the murderer was (in my opinion) obvious there were multiple suspects to keep you from knowing for certain.
cresotko More than 1 year ago
Directing Shakespeare can be deadly. This is the first book I have read in Elizabeth J. Duncan's Shakespeare in the Catskills series. The main character is Charlotte Fairfax, a Brit who now lives in the Catskills and is the costume designer for the Catskills Shakespeare Company. When she comes across the body of their new director in his bungalow, the investigation is on. The main characters are well thought out. Each personality is distinct, and all of their actions are believable. The author has kept the plot fairly tight, and all the clues you need to figure out the murderer are there, if you notice them (I didn't catch it until the very end). What I liked most is that there is a lot of insider information on how a professional production works. The book talked about the roles of director, stage manager, actor, and costume designer and what each does and how they work together. I gained new insight into what goes on behind the scenes. Ms. Duncan's language also harkens back to some of Shakespeare's own imagery and language style, which adds to the enjoyment. Overall, a good solid mystery that should keep you guessing until the end. I received a copy of this book for a fair and honest review.
ethel55 More than 1 year ago
This is a fun series centered on Shakespeare Theater Company. Much Ado About Nothing is one of Shakespeare's more comedic plays, so when the Brits hit the Catskills and the director has some of his own ideas, trouble brews quickly. Charlotte is the fashion designer and it falls to her to suss out what happens when the director allegedly commits suicide. Great characters and setting, a very fun read.
rokinrev More than 1 year ago
"Theater audiences,after all, agree at every performance to suspend disbelief and to believe the unbelievable." Charlotte Fairfax, costume designer with the fairly sucessful Catskills Shakespeare Theater, is getting excited as Much Ado About Nothing is the choice for the end of their season, and the company can finally afford a known British actress, THE Audrey Ashley, to headline the production. Then, the director leaves and Audrey exercises choice of director in her contract by insisting that Edmund Albright be brought in to do the show. Edmund's ideas on how to stage the play sound at first absurd and upsets moreand more of those connected to the production from both the cadre of actors to the long time owner of the Catskills Hotel the company calls home. As his vision of staging begins to get acceptance, his body is found and it seems he has taken his own life. Or has he? Can Charlotte and her allies find out why? As she begins to unwind the threads of the crime, she finds a whole slew of reasons, and they are very disturbing. Will they stop the show from going on? You'll just have to see. In this, the third Shakespeare in the Catskills series, Duncan shows just why she has a loyal following. Each character feels real. Intelligence, often one of the hallmarks of this genre, shines forth on every page as we are privy to the backstage lives of a small theatrical "family" as "the plot thickens". This is a very fast, very satisfying read that kept me guessing until almost the end. Recommended.4 Stars
KrisAnderson_TAR More than 1 year ago
Much Ado About Murder by Elizabeth J. Duncan is the third tale in A Shakespeare in the Catskills Mystery series. Charlotte Fairfax is the costume designer for Catskills Shakespeare Theater Company in Walkers Ridge. They are getting ready to stage Much Ado About Nothing with British actress, Audrey Ashley. When Simon Dyer, the director, bails on them, Audrey recommends (insists) upon Edmund Albright. Albright decides to stage Much Ado About Nothing just after the Civil War much to Audrey's (and many others) dismay. The day after a special dinner party, Albright is found dead in his bungalow. It looks like suicide, but Charlotte is not so sure. Albright had no reason to kill himself. Charlotte, with assistance from Paula Van Dusen, starts looking into Albright's life to discover what could have gotten him killed. Can Charlotte uncover the truth before the curtain rises on Much Ado About Nothing? Much Ado About Murder is easy to read and can be read as a standalone. I did find the pace a little slow and the book lacks substance. The mystery was straightforward (aka simple) and the killer easily identified (I knew the person's identity before the body was found). One clue is all that is needed (if that) to figure out the culprit. I did find the secondary mystery of Maxine's admirer to be more entertaining. I felt that more of the book was devoted to Charlotte's, dog, Rupert than to the mystery. There are few details on the characters. I was curious as to why Paula Van Dusen is always referred to as Paula Van Dusen. I wanted more substance and less filler (or fluff). If you are looking for a light cozy mystery (with emphasis on cozy), then you will like reading Much Ado About Murder.
Missisue4 More than 1 year ago
I might be a tad partial to Much Ado About Murder by Elizabeth J. Duncan because it is A Shakespeare in the Catskills Mystery and I live in upstate New York. But whatever reason you choose to read Much Ado About Murder, I am quite certain that you will love it !! Even though this is the third book in the series and I haven't had the pleasure of reading the previous two, I was able to pick it up and breeze right through it. As soon as I started reading, I was lost in the Catskills.... The story is so fun !!! You have a theater company attached to a grand hotel with three bungalows and the bungalows are housed by the director of the current play, the main star of the current play and Charlotte, the costume designer and her police officer boyfriend. Unfortunately the current Shakespeare play has trouble from the start with the director leaving abruptly and unable to return and then his replacement, Edmind, is found dead in his bungalow as a result of an apparent suicide. But as they say in show business the show must go on so with a third director they continue with rehearsals. Charlotte and her friend Paula, who is on the board of directors for the theatre have a hard time accepting that Edmund would commit suicide. He was very passionate about the play and the direction he was taking it, it just didn't fit that he would kill himself. Charlotte and Paula dig into their own investigation and try to find out who killed Edmund and why. But with a cast of over-eager actors and a very eager replacement director, how will they narrow down the list of suspects ??? Much Ado About Murder was such a treat to read, Duncan has a way with her writing that you feel like you are right there walking along side Charlotte as she walks the paths along the grounds and you can almost taste the gin and tonic that she makes when she gets together with Paula.....
BeagleGirl123 More than 1 year ago
Elizabeth J. Duncan's third installment in the Shakespeare in the Catskills series, Much Ado about Murder, finds our heroine, Charlotte Fairfax, once again embroiled in murder at the Jacobs Grand Hotel. After theater director Simon Dyer abandons the troupe, English director Edmund Albright is hired to take over. Edmund's unorthodox idea for the bard's production is met with resistance, especially by star actress Audrey Ashley. After Edmund is found dead by an apparent suicide, Charlotte is suspicious.....and rightly so! As Charlotte and society maven Paula Van Dusen work to discover the murderer, they discover that not everyone is as nice as they seem. Loved it - 5 stars! :-)
chefdt More than 1 year ago
Much Ado About Murder is the third book in the A Shakespeare In The Catskills Mystery series. Charlotte Fairfax, costume designer, and Paula Van Dusen, chair of the Shakespeare In The Catskills Theater group, are busy putting the finishing touches on the "star" bungalow in anticipation of the arrival Audrey Ashley. Charlotte and Paula are all set to introduce Audrey to the production's producer, only to find that he has abruptly left to return home. Scurrying to find a new producer, they ask Wade Radcliffe, a local producer who they have worked with before, if he would be interested in producing their next play, but Ashley's contract gives her the right of refusal. She refuses and asks that Edmund Albright, a producer she has worked with in England, be hired as producer. Once Albright arrives on the scene and starts a meeting with the cast and crew, he announces that he wants the play to set just after the Civil War. This doesn't sit well with many of the cast member, nor with Charlotte and her assistant, Aaron. Being professional actors and with the first performance quickly approaching the cast begins to accept the changes, soon learn of Albright's death. Since Albright was found with a gun in his hand and with no evidence to prove otherwise, the police are considering it a suicide. But Charlotte and Paula believe that it was murder and begin their own investigation. The first person they suspect is Mattie, one of the members of the troupe, who feels that Audrey is too old to play the lead. Could see have had an argument with Albright over this and killed him. They also want to learn more about Audrey and her sister/manager, Maxine. Audrey is playing the role of a diva to the hilt and Maxine seems to be going out of her way to protect her sister. What may they be hiding? With the first performance quickly coming up, Charlotte and Paula want to find the answer before anyone else gets hurt and before the curtain rises. I love this series and its wonderful cast of characters. Once again Ms. Duncan provides the reader with a well-plotted and beautifully told story. I am looking forward to the next book in the series.
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