stream of customers flooded in, Power high-fived everyone in sight.
Linton signed bags and merch, clasped hands, smiled for photos, and stayed up most of the night doing phone interviews, followed by a live morning-TV appearance the next day.
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in fiscal 2018 revenue. On October 16, its market cap had soared to $11 billion, and it had billions of dollars in new funding from the Constellation Group (owner of Corona beer).
24 hours would offer him something new: a shot at cementing his top-dog status with investors (who had driven up Canopy's stock price by nearly 100% between July and mid-October) and attracting millions of new customers who could become brand devotees.
Linton, wearing a black hoodie and jeans, disheveled hair falling over the tops of his ears, sipped a beer while thumb-typing on his BlackBerry and making jokes with an in-house filmmaker and a couple of reporters along for the ride. The world's biggest marijuana kingpin looked more like a middle-aged sports fan on his way to a hockey playoff game.
When Linton arrived at the store, it was nearly 11, and a line of customers stretched around the block in the slanting rain. Inside, photographers, TV crews, and reporters from across the world mingled with the store's newly minted budtenders. They inspected the crystals, orange hairs, and oozing trichomes of buds displayed in clear "sensory pods" with magnifying lids, which were arrayed on blond-wood counters reminiscent of an Apple store's. Shortly after 11: 30, a few dozen lucky customers were let in to browse.
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MCP: Some of the research around the built environment is pretty skimpy and not very scientific, in a lot of cases.
RF: Right. And it's done by architects who are terrific, but are basically looking at it from the building level. We need a whole research agenda. A century or so ago John Hopkins University invented the teaching hospital, modern medicine. They said, medicine could be advanced by underpinning the way doctors treat people and develop clinical methodologies, with a solid, scientific research base. Think of it as a system that runs from laboratory to bed-side. We don't have that for cities and urbanism. But at the same time we know that the city is the key economic and social unit of our time. Billions of people across the world are pouring into cities and we are spending trillions upon trillions of dollars building new cities and rebuilding, expanding and upgrading existing ones. We're doing it with little in the way of systematic research. We lack even the most basic data we need to compare and assess cities around the world. There's no comparable grand challenge that we have so terribly under funded as cities and urbanism. We need to develop everything from the underlying science to better understand cities and their evolution, the systematic data to assess them and the educational and clinical protocols for building better, more prosperous and inclusive cities. Right now, mayors are out there winging it. Economic developers are out there winging it. There's no clinical training program. There are some, actually, but they're scattered about and they're not having much impact. It's going to take a big commitment. But we need to build the equivalent of the medical research infrastructure, with the equivalent of "teaching hospitals" for our cities. When you think of it cities are our greatest laboratories for advancing our understanding the intersection of natural, physical, social and human environments—they're our most complex organisms. This is going to be my next big research project: I'm calling it the Urban Genome Project. It's what I hope to devote the rest of my career doing.
The cities as laboratories language echoes that of the Chicago School. But, much of the sociological literature suggests a basic tension in this area: how much are cities alike compared to how much are they different? Are there common processes across most or all cities that we can highlight and work with or does their unique contexts limit how much generalizing can be done? Hence, we have a range of studies with everything from examining large sets of cities at once or processes across all cities (like Florida would argue in The Rise of the Creative Class) versus studies of particular neighborhoods and cities to discover their idiosyncratic patterns.
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Maurício Sherman Nizenbaum (Niterói, 31 de janeiro de 1931 — Rio de Janeiro, 17 de outubro de 2019) foi um diretor de televisão brasileiro.

Biografia
Filho de um casal de judeus poloneses, nasceu em janeiro de 1931, em Niterói. Na década de 1940, formou-se em direito na Universidade Federal Fluminense.

Maurício começou no teatro como ator, sendo inclusive premiado, além de comandar diversos espetáculos do Teatro de Revista. Aos treze anos já participava de peças amadoras apresentadas em um clube da colônia judaica. Foi convidado para trabalhar como ator na Rádio Mauá, onde estreou em uma representação de O Corcunda de Notre Dame. Participou do Grupo Jerusa Camões, no Teatro da Juventude Universitária, atuando em vários espetáculos. Já em 1949, foi convidado a trabalhar na Rádio Guanabara. Ainda como ator, fez vários vilões nas comédias da Atlântida. Foi praticamente um dos "inventores" da TV brasileira. Trabalhou com Chico Anysio, e era um dos diretores preferidos de Nelson Rodrigues. Foi um dos mais conhecidos e respeitados nomes do showbusiness tupiniquim.

Nos anos 50, foi responsável pela dublagem em português de alguns clássicos da Disney, começou com a dublagem da 1.ª voz de Pinóquio em Pinóquio, dublagem do Príncipe Felipe de A Bela Adormecida e outros mais. Em 1954 começou a trabalhar na TV Tupi onde atuou no Sítio do Picapau Amarelo e dirigiu um teleteatro com Heloísa Helena. Em 1961, foi responsável pela direção da primeira versão televisiva de Gabriela, Cravo e Canela, baseada no livro de Jorge Amado e transmitida pela TV Tupi. A novela foi a primeira da televisão brasileira a ser gravada em videoteipe.

Foi convidado para trabalhar na Rede Globo, em agosto de 1965. Em 1973 participou da equipe de criação do Fantástico e foi um dos diretores do programa por três anos. Ainda na Globo dirigiu os programas humorísticos Faça Humor, Não Faça Guerra, Chico City, Chico Anysio Show, Domingão do Faustão, Os Trapalhões, Chico e Amigos e Zorra Total (este, durante quinze anos) bem como trabalhou como diretor artístico do infantil dos anos 90 TV Colosso, entre outros.

Além disso, trabalhou nos anos 1980 como comentarista da Rádio Bandeirantes, onde eram transmitidos diversos jogos do campeonato brasileiro de futebol. Também foi supervisor artístico da Rede Bandeirantes, tendo dirigido apresentadores como J. Silvestre até 1983 quando foi para a Rede Manchete. Na Rede Manchete foi um dos mais prestigiados diretores, tendo dirigido a primeira edição do Clube da Criança, escalando a então modelo Xuxa Meneghel como apresentadora, e descobrindo Angélica, então ainda uma menina de onze anos.

Sherman morreu no dia 17 de outubro de 2019, em casa, no Rio de Janeiro.

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Welcome to the 1st annual Shamrock 5k hosted by the Vigilance Hose Fire Co #1 Auxiliary. This event will help raise funds for the department and its firefighting efforts. The funds will help with equipping the Fire Company volunteers with the gear and tools they need to keep Nazareth Borough safe. We are partnering with Bryn Mawr Racing Company to ensure the best race experience. Professionals from Coordinated Health will be onsite for all the athlete's needs. Amenities: Scenic course, authentic t-shirt for first 300 registered racers, refreshments, and water station. Participants are welcome to join us for a special event at the Vigilance Hose Social Club immediately following the race. Cost: $30 until 3/8, $35 until 3/16, $40 race day.


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Saints are ordinary people who did extraordinary things out of love for God. The Church honors their sacrifices through the title of sainthood. If we want to become heroes in the culture of life, we need to learn to imitate the saints and their love for Jesus. Celebrate the culture of life this coming All Saints Day (November 1) with saints who truly lived the message of the gospel of life.
Saint John Paul II's given name was Karol Wojtyła before he was chosen to be the first Polish pope to lead the Catholic Church. During his papacy, Saint John Paul II was a great hero for life. John Paul II traveled more than his predecessors, making 104 trips outside of Italy. He had a special love for young people and instituted World Youth Day as a way to bring them to Christ. In addition to his many general audiences and public addresses throughout his 27-year pontificate, John Paul II wrote many encyclicals and other documents for the Church, showing his respect for human beings. He believed that all human beings need to be protected and loved—from the moment of creation until death! Evangelium Vitae, or The Gospel of Life, was John Paul II's encyclical about the beauty of every human being and how each of us has a special duty to defend all persons—born and preborn. John Paul II was beatified in 2011 and canonized in 2014.
For younger students, use this free coloring page of Saint John Paul II from CLSP's Miracle of Life Coloring & Activity Book. Find other printable activities on Catholic Icing here or book lists on ShowerofRoses.
Celebrate the feast of Saint John Paul II: Make a Polish feast and finish with Kremówka Papieska (pope's cream cake).
Do your boys want to dress up as Saint John Paul II for All Saints' Day? Make this easy pope's hat out of white paper or dress as Karol Wojtyła before he became pope.
Saint Gianna Beretta Molla was born on October 4, 1922, in Magenta, Italy, to a large, devout Catholic family. She became a doctor and specialized in treating children and mothers because she felt especially close to them. In 1955, Gianna married Pietro Molla and the couple had three children. When she was pregnant with her fourth child, doctors discovered that Gianna had a tumor. Her doctor recommended abortion, but Gianna refused, valuing the life of her child above her own. Being a doctor herself, Gianna fully understood the risks she was taking in her decision. Before the operation, she told her husband that if they had to choose which life to save, to choose that of her child. Saint Gianna made a heroic sacrifice for life out of love so that her baby would be saved.
Watch Love Is a Choice, a documentary film about the life of Saint Gianna Beretta Molla. Find copies for purchase on Amazon.com or online for free.
For younger students, use this free coloring page of Saint Gianna from CLSP's Miracle of Life Coloring & Activity Book.
Celebrate the feast of Saint Gianna by making some classic Italian dishes for dinner or simply coffee and cannolis.
Do your girls want to dress up as Saint Gianna Beretta Molla for All Saints' Day? Try dressing as St. Gianna the doctor with a lab coat and some medical equipment (stethoscope, clipboard with medical charts, toy or cardboard thermometer).
When Herod heard the Magi speak about a king born in Bethlehem, he was worried that this new king would grow up and pose a threat to his earthly throne. Secretly plotting to kill this newborn king upon the Magi's return, Herod asked the Magi to find this new king and bring word back to Jerusalem. But God had other plans. The Lord sent an angel to warn the Magi in a dream not to return to Herod and to warn St. Joseph to take his family to Egypt. When Herod realized that the Magi would not return, he ordered the massacre of every infant boy in Bethlehem under the age of two years. The murder of the innocents committed by King Herod was an unspeakable crime. Even worse today is the sin of abortion which takes the lives of over 3,000 babies every day in America. The Church commemorates the Holy Innocents as some of the first martyrs of the Church because they died in place of Jesus. Pray through the intercession of the Holy Innocents for the protection of preborn babies in danger of abortion.
As a craft idea for honoring the little babies killed by Herod and those killed every day through the act of abortion, consider find easy pro-life crafts on Catholic Icing. Remind children that it is important to stand up for the little babies and pray for them.
Pray Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen's spiritual adoption prayer for a preborn child in danger of abortion.
St. Juan Diego was born in Mexico and lived a simple life. He attended daily Mass and walked 15 miles to get there! What a sacrifice! On December 9, 1531, he saw an apparition of Our Lady. She wanted the bishop to build a church on Tepeyac Hill so that she could offer her grace to those who visited, and she asked Juan Diego to carry her message to him. Juan Diego went to the bishop and told him about the apparition, but the bishop was not convinced. When Juan Diego told Our Lady, she sent him with a sign for the bishop—roses blooming in December—which he carried in his tilma. When Juan Diego let the roses fall out of his tilma at the feet of the bishop, everyone saw the beautiful image of Our Lady of Guadalupe that was left miraculously imprinted on it. In this image, Our Lady of Guadalupe is seen as pregnant—a sign that she encouraged all of us to see the tiniest human beings as a blessing.
Celebrate St. Juan Diego's feast with Mexican food. Have a Tepeyac Hill-themed party, make Mexican Crispas, Tres Leches Cake, or make rose pastries.
For younger students, use this free coloring book featuring the story of St. Juan Diego and Our Lady of Guadalupe from Holy Heroes.
Try making a St. Juan Diego ornament out of felt using the instructions on Catholic Inspired, or download paper ornament instructions from Catholic Icing.
Our Lady of Guadalupe is the patroness of the preborn. You can find a beautiful prayer for her intercession on behalf of the preborn here.
Do your boys want to dress as St. Juan Diego for All Saints' Day? There are several ways to make the tilma. See instructions for an easy paper bag tilma or a more intricate painted tilma.
Blessed Margaret of Castello was born in 1287 in Italy to wealthy parents. At her birth, her parents were so shocked and horrified that their child could have any disabilities that they locked her in a cell attached to a little church in the forest. The priest at the church took pity on Margaret and began to teach her quick mind about the mysteries of God and the prayers of the Church. Margaret lived in her small prison, fasting and praying with great religious fervor. When Margaret was 19, her parents took her to Castello to the tomb of a saint, hoping for a miracle, but abandoned her when no miracle happened. Trusting in God, Margaret was able to find shelter with some nuns and spent the last years of her life comforting those in prison and bringing food and medicine to the sick. Blessed Margaret of Castello is considered to be the patroness of the pro-life movement because of her dedication to helping others and her personal understanding of what it means to be unloved and unwanted.
Watch the film Little Margaret of Castello produced by the Blessed Margaret Guild and Shrine.
The body of Blessed Margaret of Castello is incorrupt. Learn about the discovery of this miracle.
Find more information about Blessed Margaret of Castello on littlemargaret.org.
Do your girls want to dress as Blessed Margaret of Castello for All Saints' Day? Blessed Margaret was blind and crippled, so be sure to have a cane or walking stick. Blessed Margaret was also a Third Order Dominican, so wear a Dominican white habit with a black cape.
St. Joseph was the foster father of Jesus and the protector of the Holy Family. Known as the silent saint, Joseph's words were not recorded in the Bible, but we know by his actions that he was faithful to God. When Joseph found out that Mary was going to have a baby, he patiently followed God's plan for his family. After Jesus was born, Joseph helped his family travel to Egypt to escape the wrath of King Herod during the murder of the Holy Innocents. Saint Joseph is an amazing saint for the pro-life movement because of his willingness to accept God's plan, his immediate response to what God asked him to do, and his industrious spirit. Saint Joseph's life should be a reminder to us of the importance of fatherhood. We can always turn to him as a spiritual father in times of need.
For younger students, use these free craft and coloring page ideas from Catholic Inspired, make a lap book about Saint Joseph, or play this Saint Joseph memory game from ShowerofRoses.
Celebrate the feast of Saint Joseph by making a wood and saw cake from Catholic Inspired or a Saint Joseph Altar.
Do your boys want to dress as Saint Joseph for All Saints' Day? Saint Joseph is often portrayed with a staff of lilies to symbolize his purity. Find directions for making paper plate lilies on Catholic Inspired.
Saint Teresa of Calcutta became known for her work among the poor in Calcutta, India. As a religious sister in the order of the Sisters of Loreto, Blessed Teresa heard a call from Jesus to found the Missionaries of Charity dedicated to serving the poorest of the poor in India and all over the world, especially children, the sick, the helpless, and the dying. Blessed Teresa believed that all people are great gifts from God! She treated every person with dignity and respect, no matter how dirty, poor, or helpless they were, and worked tirelessly in the defense of preborn babies. She was beatified in 2003 by Saint John Paul II and remains one of the greatest saints of our day. Blessed Teresa of Calcutta is a great example of how we should live our lives as pro-lifers—always willing to help those in need and respecting the dignity of every human being from creation until death. Take some time to ask Blessed Teresa to help you see ways you can live the gospel of life in your daily life.
For younger students, use these free coloring pages of Blessed Teresa of Calcutta from Waltzing Matilda.
Celebrate the feast of Blessed Teresa of Calcutta with Indian Sweet Bread and iced chai lattes, or no-bake Mother Teresa pie.
Do your girls want to dress as Blessed Teresa of Calcutta for All Saints' Day? Find instructions for making an easy Missionary of Charity sari and veil on Catholic Icing.


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I was eight years old. We had an old television that came in its own cheap, fake wooden cabinet. The pull knob had come off in somebody's hands years before and we had to keep hunting it up so we could use it on the tv. Mom eventually just wrapped the metal tongue with masking tape when the pull knob disappeared forever. The colors were grainy, the tube had been exposed to a magnet at some point in time and there was a rainbow wash over the upper left portion of the screen, the fake wood was scuffed and cracked and chipped off in places. The rabbit ears that sat on top were duct taped and lopsided. It was a crappy tv and, since there were only three channels and PBS, it wasn't used a whole lot.
Mom had her soaps, Pop watched sports, and after dinner, sometimes, they'd let us turn it on and watch til bedtime.
I had my favorites. "The Muppet Show" was right up there with "Flipper" re-runs for me. But some nights, there was "Happy Days" and I'd watch it and I'd laugh.
Until one night, there was "Happy Days" and there was this new guy.
He wore a red suit with silver stripes. Had a cute spaceman helmet. Frizzy brown hair and big brown eyes and a jaw you could break a brick on, it was so sharp. His voice was high pitched and squeaky and he said "Shazbot!" a lot.
I was eight years old. I wasn't difficult to entertain.
But I couldn't take my eyes off of that spaceman and everytime he opened his mouth, I laughed until I cried.
I still remember sitting there, laughing and crying, eyes glued to that crappy television.
And, for a few moments, everything else just vanished. At that moment, no one was trying to kill me. At that moment, no one hated me. I was still friendless, surrounded by a crazed pack of psycho /sociopaths, helpless, stupid, and alone. But it all just went away, washed off in that moment of hilarity and, in that moment, all there was was laughter.
For me, Robin Williams was the first comedian. The one I met before all of the others. The one that came into my living room and gave me a gift.
Even in the middle of hell, there can be a moment of laughter.
I'll never get to thank him for that.
I still have my Mork and Mindy activity book.


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The Brownstown Stakes is a Group 3 flat horse race in Ireland open to thoroughbred fillies and mares aged three years or older. It is run at Fairyhouse over a distance of 7 furlongs (1,408 metres), and it is scheduled to take place each year in late June or early July.

History
The event was formerly held at Leopardstown, and for a period it was classed at Listed level. It used to be run over a distance of 1 mile.

The race was promoted to Group 3 status and cut to 7 furlongs in 2003. It was transferred to Fairyhouse in 2009.

The Brownstown Stakes was run at Naas in 2012, after being abandoned twice at Fairyhouse due to a waterlogged course.

Records
Most successful horse:
 no horse has won this race more than once since 1987

Leading jockey since 1987 (4 wins):
 Pat Smullen – Mora (1998), Dress to Thrill (2002), Perfect Touch (2003), Emulous (2011)
 Kevin Manning - Castle Quest (1999), Siringas (2001), Tropical Lady (2004), Tobann (2014)

Leading trainer since 1987 (4 wins):
 Dermot Weld – Kayfa (1994), Dress to Thrill (2002), Perfect Touch (2003), Emulous (2011)
 Jim Bolger - Castle Quest (1999), Siringas (2001), Tropical Lady (2004), Tobann (2014)
 Ger Lyons -  Berg Bahn (2010), Ainippe (2015), Queen Catrine (2016), Marbling (2022)

Winners since 1987

See also
 List of Irish flat horse races

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 pedigreequery.com – Brownstown Stakes.

Flat races in Ireland
Mile category horse races for fillies and mares
Leopardstown Racecourse


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PS4 Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition will include Tress FX, native 1080p.
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New study shows good potential for hydrogen-powered train in Europe
Europe is again looking at options to replace its diesel-powered train fleet against the backdrop of climate change and the need for fast and consistent decarbonisation of the entire energy and transport system.
Further building on previous studies in this field, the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU) and Shift2Rail have today launched a joint study investigating the use of fuel cells and hydrogen (FCH) technologies in different rail applications.
Hydrogen-powered trains are equipped with fuel cells that produce electricity through a combination of hydrogen and oxygen, a process that leaves water as the only emissions.
The study says FCH technology provides a flexible, zero emission and potentially cost-competitive solution to replace diesel trains, and by 2030 one in five new trains in Europe could be powered by hydrogen.
It assesses the business case, the market potential, 10 specific case studies and the main barriers to the use of FCH technologies in different rail applications.
"Hydrogen is one of the best technologies to decarbonise transportation, providing an attractive alternative to many cities and regions struggling to combat air pollution," said Bart Biebuyck, Executive Director of the FCH JU.
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"Various regions in Europe have shown interest in the potential of fuel cell and hydrogen technologies for trains, in particular where other electrification alternatives to reach the zero-emission objectives have proven unfeasible from a technical and also an economical point of view."
The analysis of ten selected case studies across Europe revealed attractive use cases and potential boundary conditions for FCH technologies in the rail environment.
Several barriers were also identified that must be overcome in order to unlock its full potential.
Three targeted research and innovation topics have been proposed as the means to tackle the most important of these barriers.
"The analysis finds that the global FCH train market development activities are currently concentrated in Europe," said Carlo Borghini, Executive Director of Shift2Rail.
"This is encouraging as it puts Europe at the forefront of FCH train technology, which constitutes a significant potential for the European FCH industry."
"The rail system transformation initiated with the establishment of the Shift2Rail Programme, driven by sustainability, digitalisation and automation, creates new market opportunities for the competitiveness of the rail industry globally."
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Since then, various developments and events have taken place in Europe and around the world to further the hydrail concept.
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An early image of the Mur des Drapeaux, from Octobro MMX (October 2010), where the LGBT Pride flag will be invested.
One of the oldest notable features of Sandus would be the Mur des Drapeaux in the Palace of State, Kremlum Sandus Province. Established by the then-Lama of the Grand Lamate of Sandefreistikhan, the now-Sôgmô has constantly changed and updated the Mur des Drapeaux to reflect upon the cultural influences of the outside world in on Sandus. Amongst the distinguished flags that bear an importance to Sandus are Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Tunisia, the Soviet Union, Tibet, Maryland, France, and Québec; the State Flag of Sandus — added just a few months before — stands alone on its sole display, off to the side of all the flags.
The "Three Flags" poster from the first LGBT Pride Week held in MMXII (2012) bearing the State, Party, and LGBT Pride Flags.
The Office of the Sôgmô received the LGBT Pride flag late Tuesday evening. To celebrate the beginning of the month of Iunio (June), a month corresponding to the LGBT Pride Week celebrated on the week of XXVIII Iunio (28 June) when the Stonewall Revolution took place, the Sôgmô shall induct the LGBTQIA Pride Flag onto the Mur des Drapeaux. The addition of the Pride Flag will be the centre-piece of Sandus's second time participating in Pride events in June. The Pride Flag will be displayed on the Mur des Drapeaux on I Iunio (1 June), sitting amongst the selection of the Maryland and Tibetan flags.


Style switchers have become a popular feature on websites these days. CSS style sheets allow a Web Designer to change the look and feel of a website with little effort. Some sites use "Day" and "Night" type of style switchers that automatically change the site theme based on the time of day.
This tutorial shows you how to create a time based CSS style sheet switcher using PHP that lets you change multiple style sheets at once at specific times of the day. There's also a little bit of jQuery UI thrown in just for fun!


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Horror > Creature Film
directed by John McTiernan
featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Carl Weathers, Elpidia Carrillo, Bill Duke, Jesse Ventura
Dutch (Arnold Schwarzenegger) has a code of honor which he will not violate, even when his life depends on it. Paradoxically, his code of honor gives him the backbone to survive as a military special forces operative when he is sent on a covert mission to rescue another group which was sent in to assist some nefarious U.S. government plan in a Latin American country. Once there, he encounters an old army buddy (Carl Weathers) who has gotten too deep in the CIA's good graces for Dutch's comfort. When he and his team go into ... Read More
Dutch (Arnold Schwarzenegger) has a code of honor which he will not violate, even when his life depends on it. Paradoxically, his code of honor gives him the backbone to survive as a military special forces operative when he is sent on a covert mission to rescue another group which was sent in to assist some nefarious U.S. government plan in a Latin American country. Once there, he encounters an old army buddy (Carl Weathers) who has gotten too deep in the CIA's good graces for Dutch's comfort. When he and his team go into the jungle to rescue the others, they get involved in a pitched battle with local guerillas, but they are more than capable of besting these vicious fighters. However, not long after that, they encounter signs that the equally capable men they were sent to rescue were all killed unawares and in an unusually gruesome fashion. Given their training, it should have been impossible for anyone to best all of these commando warriors. Soon, the men from Dutch's own team get picked off one by one, as they grow aware that they are up against something uncanny, not of this world, something that is hunting them for sport. Why? Because their skills make them worthy opponents for the perfectly camouflaged Predator. This carefully paced action movie was given poor reviews by many movie critics, but was sufficiently satisfying for its (largely male) audiences that a successful sequel (Predator 2) was released in 1990. Clarke Fountain, Rovi Read Less
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#include "stdafx.h"
#include "PropertyWindow.h"
#include "PropertyItemAdapter.h"
#include "LogWindow.h"
#include "../dia/DiaWrapper.h"
#include "../visualizer/DefaultPropertyMaker.h"
#include "../visualizer/PropertyMaker.h"
#include "Frame.h"

using namespace memmonitor;
using namespace dia;
using namespace visualizer;

BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE( CPropertyWindow, wxPropertyGridManager )
	EVT_SIZE(CPropertyWindow::OnSize)
	EVT_CONTEXT_MENU(CPropertyWindow::OnContextMenu)
	EVT_MENU(MENU_OPEN_PROPERTY, CPropertyWindow::OnMenuOpenProperty)
	EVT_MENU(MENU_OPEN_GRAPH, CPropertyWindow::OnMenuOpenGraph)
	EVT_TIMER(ID_REFRESH_TIMER, CPropertyWindow::OnRefreshTimer)
END_EVENT_TABLE()

CPropertyWindow::CPropertyWindow(wxWindow *parent)  :
	wxPropertyGridManager(parent, wxID_ANY, wxDefaultPosition, wxSize(500,300),
		wxPG_BOLD_MODIFIED |
		wxPG_AUTO_SORT |
		wxPG_SPLITTER_AUTO_CENTER |
		//wxPG_HIDE_MARGIN|wxPG_STATIC_SPLITTER |
		//wxPG_TOOLTIPS |
		//wxPG_HIDE_CATEGORIES |
		//wxPG_LIMITED_EDITING |
		wxPG_TOOLBAR
		//wxPG_DESCRIPTION
		)
{
	const int extraStyle = wxPG_EX_MODE_BUTTONS |
		wxPG_EX_MULTIPLE_SELECTION;
	SetExtraStyle(extraStyle);
	SetColumnCount(3);
	GetGrid()->SetEmptySpaceColour(wxColour(237,237,237));

	m_Timer.SetOwner(this, ID_REFRESH_TIMER);
	m_Timer.Start( REFRESH_INTERVAL );

	Connect(GetId(), wxEVT_PG_CHANGED,
		wxPropertyGridEventHandler(CPropertyWindow::OnPropertyGridChange) );
	Connect(GetId(), wxEVT_PG_SELECTED,
		wxPropertyGridEventHandler(CPropertyWindow::OnPropertyGridSelect) );
	Connect(wxEVT_CHAR_HOOK, wxKeyEventHandler(CPropertyWindow::OnKeyDown));
}

CPropertyWindow::~CPropertyWindow()
{
	m_Timer.Stop();
	ClearPropItem();
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CPropertyWindow::UpdateSymbol( const wxString &symbolName )
{
	if (m_CurrentSymbolName == symbolName)
		return;
	if ((symbolName == "@Root") || (symbolName == "--- Memory List ---"))
		return;

	GetLogWindow()->PrintText( "UpdateSymbol = " +  symbolName  + "\n" );

	wxPropertyGrid *pPropGrid = GetGrid();
	pPropGrid->Clear();
	ClearPropItem();

	pPropGrid->SetColumnCount(3);

	std::string tmpStr = symbolName;
	std::string str = ParseObjectName(tmpStr);
	const bool result = visualizer::MakeProperty_DefaultForm(visualizer::SVisDispDesc(this,NULL), tmpStr, true, 2);

	// root node expand
	wxPGVIterator it;
	for (it = pPropGrid->GetVIterator( wxPG_ITERATE_FIXED_CHILDREN ); !it.AtEnd(); it.Next())
	{
		it.GetProperty()->SetExpanded( true );
		break;
	}

	CheckSymbol( symbolName );

	//SetWindowTextW(symbolName);
	m_CurrentSymbolName = symbolName;
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CPropertyWindow::CheckSymbol( const wxString &symbolName )
{
	std::string tmpStr = symbolName;
	std::string str = ParseObjectName(tmpStr);

	CComPtr<IDiaSymbol> pSymbol = dia::FindType(str);
	if (!pSymbol)
	{
		GetLogWindow()->PrintText(
			"\"" + tmpStr + "\"" +
			" ÇØ´çÇÏ´Â ½Éº¼Àº PdbÆÄÀÏ¿¡ ¾ø½À´Ï´Ù.\n" );
		return;
	}

	SMemInfo memInfo;
	if (!FindMemoryInfo(tmpStr, memInfo))
	{
		GetLogWindow()->PrintText(
			"°øÀ¯¸Þ¸ð¸®¿¡ " + tmpStr + " ŸÀÔÀÇ Á¤º¸°¡ ¾ø½À´Ï´Ù.\n" );
		return;
	}
}

/**
 @brief
 */
wxPGProperty* CPropertyWindow::AddProperty( wxPGProperty *pParentProp,
	CPropertyItemAdapter &propAdapter,
	const visualizer::SSymbolInfo *pSymbol, STypeData *pTypeData )
{
	wxPGProperty*prop = propAdapter.GetProperty();
	RETV(!prop, NULL);

	if (pParentProp) // already exist? then return
	{
		wxPGProperty *pChildProp = pParentProp->GetPropertyByName( prop->GetName() );
		if (pChildProp)
		{
			delete prop;
			propAdapter.SetProperty(pChildProp);
			return propAdapter.GetProperty();
		}
	}
	else
	{
		int a = 0;
		//wxPGProperty *pRoot = GetGrid()->GetRoot();
		//if (pRoot && pRoot->GetName() == prop->GetName())
		//{
		//	delete prop;
		//	propAdapter.SetProperty(pRoot);
		//	return propAdapter.GetProperty();
		//}
	}

	// setting Property Item Information
	std::string typeName;
	SPropItem *pPropItem = new SPropItem;
	pPropItem->typeData = *pTypeData;
	if (pSymbol)
	{
		pPropItem->typeName = dia::GetSymbolName(pSymbol->pSym);
		pPropItem->symbolTypeName = dia::GetSymbolTypeName(pSymbol->pSym, false);
		pPropItem->typeData.ptr = pSymbol->mem.ptr;

		typeName = dia::GetSymbolTypeName(pSymbol->pSym);
		if (typeName == "NoType") typeName = "";
	}
	m_PropList.push_back(pPropItem);
	prop->SetClientData(pPropItem);

	// Add Property
	if (pParentProp)
	{
		AppendIn( pParentProp, prop );

		// set background color
		wxColour bgColor = pParentProp->GetCell(2).GetBgCol();
		wxColour childColor = wxColour(bgColor.Red()-10, bgColor.Green()-10, bgColor.Blue()-10);
		if (childColor.Red() < 100)
			childColor = wxColour(100,100,100);
		prop->SetBackgroundColour(childColor);

		// insert type column cell
		wxPGCell cell( typeName );
		cell.SetBgCol(childColor);
		prop->SetCell(2,  cell);
		//
	}
	else
	{
		wxPGProperty *pg = Append(prop);
	}

	return prop;
}

/**
 @brief Resize Event Handler
 */
void CPropertyWindow::OnSize(wxSizeEvent& event)
{
	if (GetParent() != (void*)GetFrame())
	{
		const wxRect r = GetParent()->GetSize();
		SetSize(r);
		RecalculatePositions(r.width-20, r.height-20);
	}
	else
	{
		event.Skip();
	}
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Property Change Event Handler
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CPropertyWindow::OnPropertyGridChange( wxPropertyGridEvent& event )
{
	wxPGProperty* pProp = event.GetProperty();
	SPropItem *pItemData = (SPropItem*)pProp->GetClientData();
	if (pItemData && pItemData->typeData.ptr)
	{
		const wxVariant curVar = pProp->GetValue();
		_variant_t var = wxVariant2Variant(pItemData->typeData.vt, curVar);
		// write memory
		dia::SetValue( pItemData->typeData.ptr, var);
	}
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CPropertyWindow::OnPropertyGridSelect( wxPropertyGridEvent& event )
{
	SetFocus();

	wxPGProperty* pProp = event.GetProperty();
	RET(!pProp);
	wxString name = pProp->GetName();

	SPropItem *pItemData = (SPropItem*)pProp->GetClientData();
	if (pItemData && pItemData->typeData.vt == VT_EMPTY &&
		pProp->GetChildCount() <= 0)
	{
		IDiaSymbol *pSym = dia::FindType(pItemData->symbolTypeName);
		if (!pSym)
			return;

		DWORD ptr = (DWORD)pItemData->typeData.ptr;
		if (SymTagPointerType == pItemData->typeData.symtag)
			ptr = visualizer::Point2PointValue((DWORD)pItemData->typeData.ptr);

		SSymbolInfo symbol( pSym, memmonitor::SMemInfo("*", (void*)ptr, 0) );
		visualizer::MakePropertyChild_DefaultForm( visualizer::SVisDispDesc(this,pProp), symbol, true, 2 );

		//if (!FindSymbolUpward( pProp, &symbol ))
		//	return;
		//if (visualizer::MakePropertyChild_DefaultForm( this, pProp, symbol))
		//{
			//pProp->Expand();
			//AdjustLayout();
		//}
	}
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// find symbol from child to parent node
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
bool	CPropertyWindow::FindSymbolUpward( wxPGProperty *pProp, OUT SSymbolInfo *pOut )
{
	using std::string;

	RETV(!pProp, false);
	RETV(!pOut, false);

	SPropItem *pItemData = (SPropItem*)pProp->GetClientData();
	RETV(!pItemData, false);

	string name =  pItemData->typeName;
	const int idx = name.find(' ');
	string searchName;
	if (string::npos == idx)
		searchName = name;
	else
		searchName = name.substr(0, idx);

	wxPGProperty *pParentProp = pProp->GetParent();
	if (pParentProp)
	{
		bool retry = false;
		SSymbolInfo symbol;
		if (!FindSymbolUpward( pParentProp, &symbol ))
		{
			retry = true;
		}
		else
		{
			if (!visualizer::Find_ChildSymbol(searchName, symbol, pOut))
				retry = true;
		}

		if (retry)
		{
			// ã±â¸¦ ½ÇÆÐÇß´Ù¸é, ÇöÀç ³ëµå¿¡¼ ã±â¸¦ ½ÃµµÇÑ´Ù.
			const string typeName = ParseObjectName(searchName);
			pOut->pSym = dia::FindType( typeName );
			RETV(!pOut->pSym, false);
			pOut->mem = SMemInfo(pItemData->typeName.c_str(), pItemData->typeData.ptr, 0);
		}
	}
	else
	{
		const string typeName = ParseObjectName(searchName);
		pOut->pSym = dia::FindType( typeName );
		RETV(!pOut->pSym, false);
		pOut->mem = SMemInfo(pItemData->typeName.c_str(), pItemData->typeData.ptr, 0);
	}

	return true;
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
void	CPropertyWindow::RefreshPropertyItem( wxPGProperty *pProp )
{
	// if property edit  item then return
	if (GetGrid()->IsEditorFocused() && GetSelectedProperty() == pProp)
		return;

	SPropItem *pItem = (SPropItem*)pProp->GetClientData();
	if (pItem &&
		(SymTagData == pItem->typeData.symtag
		|| SymTagBaseType == pItem->typeData.symtag
		||  SymTagEnum == pItem->typeData.symtag
		)
		&& pItem->typeData.ptr
		&& pItem->typeData.vt != VT_EMPTY )
	{
		_variant_t value = dia::GetValue(pItem->typeData.ptr, pItem->typeData.vt);
		CPropertyItemAdapter adaptor(pProp);
		adaptor.SetVariant( value );
	}
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CPropertyWindow::OnContextMenu(wxContextMenuEvent& event)
{
	wxPoint point = event.GetPosition();
	point = ScreenToClient(point);
	wxMenu menu;
	menu.Append(MENU_OPEN_PROPERTY, wxT("&Open Property"));
	menu.Append(MENU_OPEN_GRAPH, wxT("&Open Graph"));
	PopupMenu(&menu, point);
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CPropertyWindow::OnMenuOpenProperty(wxCommandEvent& event)
{

}

/**
 @brief
 @date 2013-12-16
*/
void CPropertyWindow::OnMenuOpenGraph(wxCommandEvent& event)
{
	wxPGProperty* pProp = GetSelectedProperty();
	RET(!pProp);
	const string name = pProp->GetName();

	SPropItem *pItemData = (SPropItem*)pProp->GetClientData();
	if (!pItemData)
		return;

	IDiaSymbol *pSym = dia::FindType(pItemData->symbolTypeName);
	if (!pSym)
		return;

	DWORD ptr = (DWORD)pItemData->typeData.ptr;
	if (SymTagPointerType == pItemData->typeData.symtag)
		ptr = visualizer::Point2PointValue((DWORD)pItemData->typeData.ptr);

	SSymbolInfo symbol( pSym, memmonitor::SMemInfo("*", (void*)ptr, 0) );
	GetFrame()->AddGraphWindow( pItemData->symbolTypeName, name, symbol );
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Property Refresh Timer
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CPropertyWindow::OnRefreshTimer(wxTimerEvent& event)
{
	wxPropertyGrid *pPropGrid = GetGrid();
	wxPGVIterator it;
	for ( it = pPropGrid->GetVIterator( wxPG_ITERATE_FIXED_CHILDREN ); !it.AtEnd(); it.Next() )
		RefreshPropertyItem( it.GetProperty() );
}

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{
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	}
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		wxPropertyGrid *pPropGrid = GetGrid();
		wxPGProperty *pRoot = pPropGrid->GetRoot();
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		{
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{
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	Refresh();
}

/**
@brief  RemovePropClientData
*/
void CPropertyWindow::RemovePropClientData( wxPGProperty *pParentProp )
{
	RET(!pParentProp);

	const int size = pParentProp->GetChildCount();
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	{
		wxPGProperty *pProp = pParentProp->Item(i);
		RemovePropClientData( pProp );
		SPropItem *pitem = (SPropItem*)pProp->GetClientData();
		m_PropList.remove(pitem);
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We all know word of mouth is usually a good resource, as it's good to hear a great review like going to a movie or a restaurant. Unfortunately, one must remember that there are other factors to consider such as individual tastes and budgets. When a client comes to us for our recommendation, we like to share our personal experience and try to match the client with the vendor that we think will be a good "fit".
Besides verbal recognition and testimonials, take a look at their work. Does their style match yours? Are they going to "get you"? Watch videos, see photography samples, listen to the MC/DJ and look at decor samples. Most importantly, meet them for yourself.
When hiring, keep in mind that you are entering a relationship of sorts, so you want to like who you are hiring. We like to say that "personality over price" is usually the way to go. At some point in the planning process, you will be spending much time with these individuals. You should "click" with your photographer, "jive" with your DJ and of course, "love" your wedding planner.
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Griffin Schedules Webcast to Report Fiscal 2020 Second Quarter Results
By: Griffin Industrial Realty, Inc. via GlobeNewswire News Releases
July 02, 2020 at 12:58 PM EDT
NEW YORK, July 02, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Griffin Industrial Realty, Inc. (NASDAQ: GRIF) ("Griffin") announced today that it will host a pre-recorded webcast on July 10, 2020 at 8:00 A.M. Eastern Time to report on its fiscal second quarter results and to discuss its current operations. Griffin plans to release its financial results for the second quarter after the market closes on July 9, 2020.
The listen-only webcast can be accessed at https://services.choruscall.com/links/grif200710.html or via the investor relations section of Griffin's website at http://www.griffinindustrial.com/investors. A replay of the webcast will be available through October 10, 2020.
About Griffin
Griffin is a real estate business principally engaged in developing, acquiring, managing and leasing industrial/warehouse properties. Griffin currently owns 42 buildings totaling approximately 4.6 million square feet (approximately 4.2 million of which is industrial/warehouse space) in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Florida in addition to over 3,400 acres of undeveloped land.
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What Is The Box Called For A Computer?
A computer is a machine that can be programmed to accept input from various sources, process and store this information, and then provide output as needed. The three essential parts of a computer are the input device, the processing unit, and the output device. The input device is used to enter data into the computer. Data can be entered via a keyboard, mouse, trackball, joystick, scanner, digital camera, touchpad, or microphone.
Many use the term computer to describe the desktop computer, tower, or monitor. The keyboard, mouse, and monitor are also integral parts of the system. The box containing these vital computer parts is typically referred to as the system unit.
The system unit is the main case that houses all of the critical components of the computer. It is typically rectangular and has several ventilation slots on either side to help keep the internal components cool. The front panel of the system unit typically has fundamental indicators and ports, such as USB ports, audio jacks, and power buttons.
The keyboard is one of the most essential parts of the computer system. It consists of a set of keys used to input data into the computer. The keys on a keyboard are typically arranged in a QWERTY layout.
The mouse is another essential part of a computer system. It controls a cursor on the screen and can be used to select and open files or programs.
The monitor is used to display information from the computer. It connects to the system unit via a video cable.
How do computers work?
Computers are everywhere and power everything from your phone to your car to the International Space Station. But how do they work? In this article, we'll take a look at how the essential parts of a computer work together to perform the tasks you use it for every day.
The heart of every computer is the Central Processing Unit (CPU), sometimes called the microprocessor. CPUs are straightforward devices that can only understand a few basic commands. These commands are encoded as numbers, telling the CPU what to do with the data it receives.
The CPU is connected to several devices that send and receive data. The most important of these is memory, where the computer stores programs and data while working on them. The CPU can also be connected to input devices like keyboards and mice and output devices like monitors and printers.
For the CPU to understand instructions, they must be written in its native language, binary code. This code comprises zeros and ones, which are represented by different voltage levels in the CPU. When binary code is sent to the CPU, it looks at each bit (zero or one) and then performs a simple operation based on that bit. For example, if the first bit is a zero, it might turn off an electrical circuit; if the first bit is a one, it might turn on an electrical circuit. By stringing these bits together, we can form instructions that tell the CPU what we want it to do.
Now that we understand how CPUs work at a basic level let's look at how they're used in desktops and laptops.
What are the parts of a computer?
Here are the critical hardware parts of a desktop computer:
-The system unit is the central part of a desktop computer. It houses the system's electronic components, including the central processing unit (CPU) and memory modules.
-A display screen, also called a monitor, shows the output from the computer.
-A keyboard is used to enter data into a computer.
-A mouse points to and select items on the screen.
What are some common computer problems?
Here are some of the most common problems people have with their computers:
-Slow performance: One of the most common complaints about computers is that they seem to slow down over time. This can be caused by several factors, including an accumulation of temporary files, cookies, and other internet data, as well as programs that start up automatically when you turn on your computer. You can try some basic troubleshooting steps to speed up your computer, but if the problem persists, it may be time to consult a professional.
-Random crashes and freezes: If your computer suddenly shuts down or freezes frequently, it could be a sign of a more serious issue. This could be caused by a hardware failure, overheating, insufficient RAM, or corrupted files. If this is frequently happening, it's best to take your computer to a professional for diagnosis and repair.
-Error messages: If you see error messages pop up on your screen regularly, it could indicate a problem with your operating system or application. In some cases, you may be able to resolve the issue on your own by resetting your computer or reinstalling the program in question. However, if the error messages keep occurring, there is likely a more severe problem that will require professional help to resolve.
-Inability to connect to the internet: If you're having trouble connecting to the internet or accessing certain websites, there could be an issue with your modem or router, or something may be wrong with your network settings. Try restarting your modem or router first, and if that doesn't work, contact your Internet service provider for help troubleshooting the issue.
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Vaksdal es un municipio de la provincia de Hordaland, Noruega. Se encuentra ubicado en el distrito tradicional de Nordhordland y tiene una población de 4096 habitantes según el censo de 2015. Su centro administrativo es el pueblo de Dalekvam. Otras localidades en Vaksdal son Dalegarden, Flatkvål, Helle, Nesheim, Stamneshella, Stanghelle, y Vaksdal.

Evolución administrativa

Vaksdal fue creado en 1964 tras la fusión con el municipio de Bruvik (exceptuando la villa de Bruvik) y los valles de Bergsdalen y Eksingedalen, que estaba repartido entre los municipios de Modalen y Evanger (actualmente parte de Voss).

Etimología
El nombre deriva de la localidad de Vaksdal, una de las más grandes del municipio. Probablemente su provenga del nórdico antiguo Vágsdalr, compuesto por las palabras vágr (bahía) y dalr (valle). De manera alternativa, se propone que la primera palabra sea Vaxa (o Veksa), por un río que pasa por el valle.

Geografía

La topografía del municipio es montañosa y estrecha, en especial en la zona del Veafjorden. El puente Kallestadsundet conecta el continente con la isla de Osterøy. En la parte norte están los valles de Eksingedalen y Bergsdalen, limitando con el municipio de Sogn og Fjordane. Los mayores lagos del municipio son el Askjelldalsvatnet y el Skjerjavatnet.

Industria y transportes
Los principales núcleos poblacionales son Dale (1174 hab), Vaksdal (957 hab) y Stanghelle (767). En estos lugares se concentran las empresas y fábricas, que pueden funcionar gracias a las plantas hidroeléctricas. La vía férrea que une Oslo con Bergen (Bergensbanen) y la ruta europea E16 pasan por el municipio.

Gobierno
El municipio se encarga de la educación primaria, asistencia sanitaria, atención a la tercera edad, desempleo, servicios sociales, desarrollo económico, y mantención de caminos locales.

Concejo municipal
El concejo municipal (Kommunestyre) tiene 19 representantes que son elegidos cada 4 años y estos eligen a un alcalde. Estos son:

Vaksdal Kommunestyre 2011 - 2015

Referencias

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A new photo shoot for Furgokit.
Pending the Verona fair, we are making the final preparations.
From 22 to February 25 we will be at the fair TRANSPOTEC: heavy and commercial vehicles, equipment, services for road transport to the aftermarket, the components and proposals flea.
Directly from the Verona exhibition, here are some shots of our stand and our products!


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\section{Introduction}
In the context of  semiconductor-based spintronics GaMnAs-based tunnel diodes are of utmost interest. In particular, it was recently demonstrated that the tunneling current in semiconductor heterostructures integrating the $p$-type ferromagnetic semiconductor \mbox{GaMnAs} is strongly affected by the direction of its magnetization, which can be arbitrarily changed  by an external magnetic field\cite{Gould_04, Ruster_05, Pappert_06, Jaffres_rev}. In this regard, two main phenomena must be distinguished: (i) the tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) which is the dependence of the tunnel current with the respective parallel or antiparallel magnetic configurations of two ferromagnetic layers separated by a tunnel barrier giving rise to spin-valve effects and (ii) the tunneling anisotropic magnetoresistance (TAMR) which is the change of the tunnel current as a function of the magnetization direction of a (single) magnetic layer with respect to a reference coordinate system. So far, experimental results \cite{Gould_04, Ruster_05, Pappert_06} were obtained in the metallic regime, but it was suggested that the origin of TAMR could be still imputed to the anisotropic shape of the hole state bound to the isolated Mn impurity in a GaAs host\cite{Schmidt_07}. Various theoretical approaches indicate that the bound hole state is highly anisotropic\cite{Tang-Flatte_PRB05,MacDonald_09,Koenraad_11} and more extended in directions perpendicular to the Mn spin orientation. As a result, for in-plane magnetization, the exponential tail of hole bound state is more extended and tunneling probability higher. On the one hand, the validity of this explanation might be a matter of discussion for Mn densities close to the Mott limit (few percent Mn, considering a Bohr radius of 1 nm). On the other hand, even this qualitative picture needs to be checked by calculations including the effect of the barrier on the impurity state itself. Indeed, it is known from STM studies that hole wavefunction is strongly affected by its structural environment\cite{Jancu-STM,Krebs_09,Koenraad_11}. In this Letter we consider a model system close to experimentally achievable single impurity tunnel diode and estimate the TAMR effect in the framework of an advanced $sp^3d^5s^*$  tight-binding model\cite{Jancu98} including exchange interactions in the effective semi-classical approach\cite{Tang-Flatte_PRB05,MacDonald_09}. In addition to a strong dependency of tunnel probability on the angle between Mn spin orientation and the $[001]$ growth direction, our calculations reveal an unexpected in-plane anisotropy of comparable magnitude, with the $[110]$ and $[\bar110]$ eigenaxis characteristic of the $C_{2v}$ symmetry\cite{Krebs_96, Ivchenko_96}.

We model TAMR using the following scheme: we consider a single Mn impurity in a GaAs layer near a thin AlGaAs barrier (see Fig. 1) and calculate the neutral acceptor bound state. Tunneling transmission from this hole bound state through the AlGaAs barrier is estimated as an integral of the wavefunction tail in the GaAs "collector" layer on the right side of the barrier ($z>0$):
($\psi_h({\bm r})$) $\int_{z>0}\left| \psi_h({\bm r})\right|^2 d^3r$ . We do not consider here the "injector" problem, i.e. the way a hole is injected onto the impurity bound state from the left of the structure. This step can be ensured by p-doping the left electrode with shallow acceptors like Be, as was done in the context of STM studies\cite{Jancu-STM}.
\begin{figure}[h!]
  \includegraphics[width=0.8\linewidth]{Fig1.pdf}
  \caption{
     Schematic representation of a  Mn impurity in the GaAs layer near a thin Al$_{0.3}$Ga$_{0.7}$As barrier.
     Wavefunction of the hole bound to the acceptor penetrates this barrier. Tunneling probability
     is proportional to the integral of the hole wavefunction over the region to the right of the barrier.
  }\label{fig:scheme}
\end{figure}\\

For the physical validity of our calculations, all what matters is that the current be limited by the tunnel barrier in Fig. 1. The hole density of states (DOS) at the right collector like originally investigated by Bardeen \cite{Bardeen_61} is not explicitely included, as it just enters a prefactor that does not depend on Mn spin orientation. Still, this simple approach is only a zeroth order estimate of the tunnel probability as it does not take into account the spin structure of hole wave-functions. One may convince himself that this should be valid as soon as the kinetic energy at which the hole is injected into the collector is high enough (a few 10~meV's).  Indeed, in this case the admixture of heavy and light characters is such that the selectivity of transmission into the heavy- and ligh-hole bands should essentially vanish. A rough estimation shows that this corresponds to actual experimental situation. Note that a more complete treatment would require full description of a specific collector geometry.

To calculate wavefunctions we use the model and parameterization of Ref. \onlinecite{Jancu-STM} and include $p$-$d$ exchange interaction in the mean-field approach  previously introduced by Tang and Flatt\'e\cite{Tang-Flatte_PRB05}. This well established method, valid in the ferromagnetic regime, actually corresponds to an Ising coupling between the hole and Mn $3d^5$ electron spins. It amounts to treating the Mn 5/2 spin as a classical magnetic momentum\cite{MacDonald_09}.
In the paramagnetic regime a complete quantum treatment based on  Heisenberg exchange  coupling \cite{Bhattacharjee_99} would be definitely required, but it is much more difficult to implement self-consistently in the tight-binding formalism. It is also worth mentioning that for a given (classical) Mn spin orientation, the magnetic acceptor ground state is non-degenerate, in contrast with the four-fold degeneracy of a non-magnetic neutral acceptor state.

In practice, we use a supercell formalism, with a 8624 atom supercell of 7~ML$\times$7~ML$\times$22~ML, which is approximately 4~nm$\times$4~nm in lateral directions and 12~nm in growth direction. Technically, we destroy the effects of periodicity in the $[001]$ growth direction by adding an AlAs barrier to the left of the GaMnAs layer, that fully decouples adjacent cells. Periodic boundary conditions in lateral direction produce non-negligible effects on the bound state energy and on the tails of the wavefunction, that must be carefully characterized. However, these effects may hardly be considered as an artefact of the model as long as distance between Mn atoms corresponds to less than one Mn atom per thousand in the GaMnAs alloy. In real structures Mn atoms would be distributed randomly in the alloy while in the calculations they form a periodic array on a square lattice. We have checked that calculation results are stable with respect to Mn spatial distribution. Another point worth to be mentioned is the use of $sp^3d^5s^*$ model, compared to the $sp^3$ model used in previous papers\cite{Tang-Flatte_PRB05, MacDonald_09}. While $sp^3$ is a qualitatively acceptable basis to discuss valence band properties in III-V compounds, it is well-known\cite{Boykin_97} that it fails to reproduce accurately the Luttinger parameters that describe valence band dispersion. $sp^3d^5s^*$ is actually the minimal tight-binding model which allows fitting all the parameters of valence band over a large energy range, and in particular, the cubic anisotropy (warping) of the heavy-hole dispersion. This is essential for an accurate account of the kinetic energy part of the impurity hamiltonian. In order to image the wavefunctions, the local density of states at atomic sites is approximated by gaussian functions with a radius depending on orbital type ($\sim$1.5-2{\AA}).

\begin{figure}
  \includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{Fig2.pdf}
  \caption{(Color online)     Cross-section of the neutral acceptor wavefunction in the (110) plane containing the Mn
     dopant. Wavefunction amplitude is color-coded according to the log scale. Atomic
     positions are shown with circles~: red and blue for As and Ga, green for Mn, and white
     for the virtual Al$_{0.3}$Ga$_{0.7}$ cation in the tunnel barrier.
  }\label{fig:wavefunctions}
\end{figure}

The cross-sections of the wavefunction of a hole bound to the Mn acceptor are shown in Fig.~2 for two directions of the Mn spin, in the $(110)$-plane containing the impurity. The wavefunction amplitude is color-coded according to the log scale below the panels, and atomic positions are indicated by colored dots (see figure caption). Left panel displays the situation for a Mn spin along the $[001]$ direction, and right panel for a Mn spin in $[1\bar10]$ direction. While it is not obvious from these figures how tunneling probability can be affected, it may be concluded that the hole wavefunction changes significantly in size as already emphasized in Ref.~\onlinecite{Tang-Flatte_PRB05}. The effect of barrier proximity is clearly visible from the left/right asymmetry of wavefunction tails, and the role of lateral periodicity is evident from the non vanishing tails in the vertical direction in Fig.~2 (supercell in the calculations is few ML larger in lateral direction than shown in figure). Neutral acceptor binding energy decreases when the impurity gets closer to the barrier\cite{Bastard}. For Mn located at 1 ML from the barrier, this reduction amounts to 20 meV. The eigenenergies also change with Mn spin orientation: this is associated with the magnetization-dependence of the wavefunction tails, and the related change in tunnel coupling of acceptors in adjacent cells\cite{MacDonald_09} . The amplitude of this change for Mn located at 1~ML from the barrier as a function of angle between Mn spin and growth direction is almost 10~meV. Under in-plane rotation of the spin direction this modulation of eigenenergies is reduced but still amounts to about 4~meV. The calculated tunneling probability is extremely sensitive to the impurity distance from the barrier, decreasing exponentially with characteristic length $\sim$3.7~{\AA}. However, for all distances it shows similar angle dependencies. In the following, we focus on the 1~ML distance corresponding to Fig.~2.

\begin{figure}
  \includegraphics[width=0.95\linewidth]{Fig3.pdf}
  \caption{
     Dependence of wavefunction integral on right side of barrier on Mn spin orientation.
     a) dependence on zenithal angle $\theta$ for different values of the azimuthal angle $\varphi$ with
     respect to [100], b) azimuthal plot of in-plane anisotropy.
  }\label{fig:theta}
\end{figure}

Calculation results are illustrated in Fig.~3. Mn spin direction is defined with the zenithal angle $\theta$ with respect to $[001]$ growth direction and in-plane azimuthal angle $\varphi$ with respect to $[100]$ axis. The dependency on $\theta$ follows the qualitative explanation given in the introduction: the wavefunction of the hole localized at acceptor has a somewhat oblate shape and follows Mn spin direction. If the spin is oriented along the growth direction, the barrier lies in the direction where the exponential decay is stronger, giving a lower tunneling probability by more than 20\%, which was defined in a previous letter as a negative TAMR~\cite{Elsen_07}. Wavefunction deformation due to the barrier proximity and large cubic anisotropy due to valence band warping (see Fig.~2) do not change this qualitative argumentation significantly. In-plane variation (inset in Fig.~3) is more intriguing. It has similar amplitude as the zenithal variation, and shows the characteristic $C_{2v}$ symmetry, with pronounced differences between $[\bar110]$ and $[110]$ directions. We have checked that this result is not a calculation artifact due to lateral periodic boundary conditions by rotating the supercell orientation, which is equivalent to rotating the square lattice of Mn atoms: this rotation has no influence on the calculated tunnel current anisotropy. This suggests that these results would be qualitatively unchanged for the randomly positioned Mn atoms. In-plane anisotropy is also nearly unaffected by the lateral supercell size, although the variation of bound-state eigenenergy with spin orientation increases with decreasing size (or, equivalently, with increasing Mn concentration). The calculated in-plane anisotropy of about 14\% actually results from a combination of three factors reducing the symmetry of bound state wavefunction~: i) a native anisotropy of the bulk wavefunction, which is clearly evidenced by removing the barriers in the supercell while calculating the integral over the same part of the wavefunction~; ii) the left/right asymmetry of the wavefunction due to the interface proximity~; and iii) the interface $C_{2v}$ symmetry itself\cite{Krebs_96, Ivchenko_96}. These contributions interfere and can hardly be separated in the final result. \\
\indent In summary, we have estimated  the anisotropy of the tunnel transmission from the fundamental A$^0$ hole state attached to a single Mn dopant in a GaAs host matrix, coupled to a reservoir through an AlGaAs tunnel barrier. The simulated structure displays pronounced anisotropy of the tunnel transmission as a function of Mn classical spin direction. Significant in-plane anisotropy of the tunnel current is obtained. Yet, a full treatment of Heisenberg (instead of Ising) spin coupling and direct account of applied magnetic field would be highly desirable in order to fully assert the potential of single impurity TAMR effect.

Acknowledgment: This work was supported by ``Triangle de la Physique'', by CNRS-RAS joint laboratory ILNACS and by the European Networks for Initial Training (ITN): SemiSpinNet.

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