Avidyne service information letters downloads for all available products.
MFD Map may become disabled when receiving ADS-B weather.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners, operators, and installers of Avidyne IFD4XX and Avidyne IFD5XX Integrated Flight Displays of the availability of a software release to address the 2019 GPS Week Rollover.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) instructions to Dealers to enable the AXP322 for ADS-B compliant operation.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners and operators of the correct setup configuration for the IFD440 when connected to a KI-208A or a KI-209A Navigation Indicator.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners, operators, and installers of Avidyne IFD 540 Nav/Com/GPS of the correct configuration selections for KI-208A/209A Nav Indicators. .
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners and operators of Avidyne Release 9 installed in Cirrus SR2x aircraft of the availability of a revised AFMS that includes load shedding procedures for dual alternator failure.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners and operators of Avidyne IFD540/440 of a condition in which incorrect deviations will be displayed..
The IFD GPS may drop satellite lock which results in a GPS Dead Reckoning alert message and an automatic reacquisition.
Affected Configurations: All IFD540 installations with Release 10.0.1.0 or earlier..
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners and operators of Avidyne IFD540 of a potential for non-functional DME Tuning..
If the first intruder from a traffic sensor does not have altitude associated with it then the IFD will auto reset. There is a workaround in the SIL.
Affected Configurations: IFD540 Release 10.0.1.0 or earlier when connected to a traffic sensor using the ARINC429 communication protocol. (Does not affect Avidyne TAS 6XX sensors)..
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners and operators of Avidyne IFD540 of a potential inaccuracy of fuel totalizer data when connected to certain fuel-related devices..
There are two more integration issues with other on-board instruments when the IFD540(s) is connected to a Garmin G500 or G600 as listed in the SIL.
Affected Configurations: IFD540 Release 10.0.1.0 or earlier when connected to a Garmin G500 or G600 and analog deviation indicators or other GPS/Nav/Coms..
A specific set of button sequences involving the Freq List will result in an auto reset of the IFD.
Affected Configurations: All IFD540 installations with Release 10.0.1.0 or earlier.
There have been several integration issues with the Garmin G500, G600, GMX200, MX20 MFDs as listed in the SIL.
Affected Configurations: IFD540 Release 10.0.1.0 or earlier when connected to a Garmin G500, G600, GMX200, or MX20 MFD..
Calibrating an analog CDI may result in a several degree error.
Afftected Conditions: IFD540 Release 10.0.1.0 or earlier when connected to a traffic sensor using the ARINC429 communication protocol. (Does not affect Avidyne TAS6XX sensors).
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises installers, owners and operators of Avidyne Entegra EXP5000 PFD and DFC90 Release 2-equipped, non-primary engine ("SIU") Cirrus aircraft on an issue with Underspeed Alerting during Full-time Envelope Alerting situations.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) is intended to ensure owners/operators of DFC90 equipped Cirrus SR2X aircraft are informed that updated electronic checklists for the EX5000 MFD are available.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners, operators, and installers of Avidyne EX500/600/5000 MFDs installed with GNS- 430 and WX500 of certain issues related to "Stormscope Heading Has Failed" messages.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners, operators, and installers of Avidyne 200-00041-001 (A1380) and 200-00041-003 (A1740) Data Acquisition Units (DAUs) of a revision to improve the reliability of the DAU.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners, operators, and installers of Avidyne EX500, EX600, and EX5000 MFDs installed with HeadsUp Technologies XMD076 XM Datalink Receiver of certain issues related to XM SIGMET and AIRMET products.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners, operators, and installers of Avidyne TAS600 series traffic systems (TAS) that Bendix/King KN-62A DMEs have been observed to radiate RF energy which decreases the performance of TAS and TCAS I units, including the Avidyne TAS600 series units.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners and operators of Avidyne (Moritz) DAU of hardware and software updates available to reduce power on start-up issues.
This Service Information Letter (SIL) advises owners and operators of Avidyne (Moritz) DAU of hardware and software updates available to reduce power on start-up issues and sensitivity to high humidity environments.


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Blumont Global Development (BGD) implements programs in Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Afghanistan and Colombia—ranging from relief and early recovery to development—that are tailored to the operational contexts of our target areas and are informed by local perspectives. We focus on food security and livelihood development; women and youth empowerment; countering violent extremism; health; and good governance; and work with marginalized groups, minorities within host communities as well as internally displaced persons and refugees.
We are committed to transforming lives through flexibility and innovation as we work in complex, conflict afflicted environments. By exploring new technologies, business models and partnerships, we craft impactful programs that provide relief and build resilience. We leverage best-in-class expertise to identify problems and design and manage practical solutions. Our core values of integrity and stewardship ensure that we deliver results on time, on scope and on budget.
USAID/OFDA
USAID/FFP
USAID/Afghanistan
US Department of State/BPRM/DRL/INL
US Department of Agriculture
Our key operating principles include excellence in project design, efficient and measureable project management and the effective use of innovative technology.
STRENGTHENING ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOODS – The Kandahar Food Zone (KFZ) program identified and addressed the drivers of poppy cultivation in seven target districts of Kandahar Province (Arghistan, Maiwand, Panjwayi, Takhta Pul, Shawali Kot, Zharai, and Kandahar City). Key achievements of the program include the generation of 1,500 full-time equivalent jobs, training of 5,660 farmers on improved agricultural production, and the rehabilitation of 425 km of 34 irrigation canals that irrigate more than 38,000 hectares benefitting 35,000 households. | USAID/Afghanistan
WATER, SANITATION & HYGIENE – Under the Supporting Integrated Humanitarian Assistance Program (SIHAP) and Syria Iraq Regional Assistance (SIRA), BGD improves access to water, sanitation and hygiene services and provides non-food items (NFIs) to vulnerable populations. BGD has repaired school hygiene facilities and sewer systems and wells. | USAID/OFDA
HEALTH SERVICES – Health Support to Iraqi and Syrian Refugees 2 (HSISR 2) facilitates improved access to health services and health education for thousands of vulnerable Syrian and Iraqi refugees and host community members living in non-camp settings in the Governorates with the highest refugee concentrations in Jordan. HSISR also provided capacity-building support to Ministry of Health health centers that collectively provide support to more than 1.9 million refugees and Jordanians. | DOS/BPRM
FOOD SECURITY – The Syria Emergency Food Security Program (SEFSP), operated out of our regional office in Jordan, delivered food parcels and ready-to-eat rations (RTEs) to villages in southern Syria. In total, the program delivered 940,990 food parcels and 29,200 RTEs to 904,106 unique beneficiaries. In Northern Syria, with operations out of Iraq, SEFSP I provided more than 42,800 metric tons of regionally procured, fortified flour and yeast to bakeries to increase bread production and stabilize prices, which then provided bread and immediate response rations (IRRs) to displaced persons. The program has also delivered ready-to-eat IRRs to recently displaced populations seeking refuge in improvised shelters that lack cooking facilities and access to other food assistance. SEFSP II continues these objectives, as well as expands on the Homestead Vegetable Gardens project to promote self-sustainability by helping beneficiaries grow their own vegetables. | USAID/FFP
PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT – Since 2008, Closing Emergency Assistance Gaps to Aid Displaced Populations in Colombia (Closing Gaps) has assisted more than 109,000 victims of displacement during the critical period while they awaited approval of their displaced status and has strengthened the assistance capacity of the national government, local governments and the Public Ministry for their effective participation. The program has also and promoted emotional recovery and community rehabilitation after armed conflict using community-based psychosocial methodologies. | DOS/BPRM
MORE BLUMONT PROGRAMS →

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Jun 3, 2016 - 09:10 am
Samsung, Daimler, Tesla, Gigafactory.
DaimlerGigafactorySamsungTesla
Tesla-Samsung alliance? Inside EVs has gotten a hold of leaked letters of conveyance, reporting that Tesla has received a large order of battery cells from the Korean supplier. The noted weight of 113 tonnes corresponds to 1.74 cells – way too many to just want to test them. It therefore seems that next to Panasonic, Samsung is Tesla's new battery partner.
Daimler eyes storage market: With the launch of the Mercedes-Benz Energy GmbH, Daimler professionalises the development and sale of its own stationary energy storage devices, which will be built by battery subsidiary Accumotive. The carmaker has already acquired know-how in the field with its two mega-projects in Lünen and Herrenhausen in Germany.
daimler.com
Tesla wins "Engine of the Year" – again: This is the second time in a row that Elon Musk and the Tesla gang were handed the International Engine of the Year Award from Green Engine. The BMW i8's 1.5 litre hybrid engine came in first in the category of "1.4-Litre to 1.8-Litre."
auto123.com, ukipme.com
Gigafactory has capacity to grow: Musk told shareholders that the battery factory's production capacity could be increased to 150 GWh – three times the current global production capacity. Moreover, it will build a new, bigger 20700 cell format and due to the high demand, only 33 percent will be allocated to the storage market, instead to of the originally planned 50%.
electrek.co
Author: Stefan Koeller
Rupert Stadler, Elon Musk, Thomas Birr.
Nissan leaf sales drop in the U.S.
https://www.electrive.com/2016/06/03/samsung-daimler-tesla-gigafactory/


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// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.

using Xunit;

namespace System.Reflection.Metadata.Tests
{
    public unsafe class BlobUtilitiesTests
    {
        private void TestGetUTF8ByteCount(int expectedCount, string expectedRemainder, string str, int charCount, int byteLimit)
        {
            fixed (char* ptr = str)
            {
                char* remainderPtr;
                Assert.Equal(expectedCount, BlobUtilities.GetUTF8ByteCount(ptr, charCount, byteLimit, out remainderPtr));

                string remainder = new string(remainderPtr);
                Assert.Equal(expectedRemainder, remainder);
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public void GetUTF8ByteCount()
        {
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "", str: "", charCount: 0, byteLimit: int.MaxValue);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(2, "c", str: "abc", charCount: 2, byteLimit: int.MaxValue);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(2, "", str: "\u0123", charCount: 1, byteLimit: int.MaxValue);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "", str: "\u1234", charCount: 1, byteLimit: int.MaxValue);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "", str: "\ud800", charCount: 1, byteLimit: int.MaxValue);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "", str: "\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: int.MaxValue);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "\udc00", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: int.MaxValue); // surrogate pair
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(4, "", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 2, byteLimit: int.MaxValue); // surrogate pair

            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "", str: "", charCount: 0, byteLimit: 0);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "abc", str: "abc", charCount: 2, byteLimit: 0);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\u0123", str: "\u0123", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 0);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\u1234", str: "\u1234", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 0);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\ud800", str: "\ud800", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 0);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\udc00", str: "\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 0);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\ud800\udc00", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 0);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\ud800\udc00", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 2, byteLimit: 0); // surrogate pair

            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "", str: "", charCount: 0, byteLimit: 1);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(1, "bc", str: "abc", charCount: 2, byteLimit: 1);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\u0123", str: "\u0123", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 1);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\u1234", str: "\u1234", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 1);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\ud800", str: "\ud800", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 1);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\udc00", str: "\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 1);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\ud800\udc00", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 1);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\ud800\udc00", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 2, byteLimit: 1); // surrogate pair

            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "", str: "", charCount: 0, byteLimit: 2);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(2, "c", str: "abc", charCount: 2, byteLimit: 2);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(2, "", str: "\u0123", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 2);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\u1234", str: "\u1234", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 2);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\ud800", str: "\ud800", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 2);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\udc00", str: "\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 2);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\ud800\udc00", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 2);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\ud800\udc00", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 2, byteLimit: 2); // surrogate pair

            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "", str: "", charCount: 0, byteLimit: 3);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(2, "c", str: "abc", charCount: 2, byteLimit: 3);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(2, "", str: "\u0123", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 3);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "", str: "\u1234", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 3);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "", str: "\ud800", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 3);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "", str: "\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 3);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "\udc00", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 3);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "\ud800\udc00", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 2, byteLimit: 3); // surrogate pair

            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(0, "", str: "", charCount: 0, byteLimit: 4);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(2, "c", str: "abc", charCount: 2, byteLimit: 4);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(2, "", str: "\u0123", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 4);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "", str: "\u1234", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 4);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "", str: "\ud800", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 4);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "", str: "\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 4);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(3, "\udc00", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 1, byteLimit: 4);
            TestGetUTF8ByteCount(4, "", str: "\ud800\udc00", charCount: 2, byteLimit: 4); // surrogate pair
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


dress, color, comfortable, perfect and size.
This product had a total of 153 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 18 2019.
Really comfortable. Great swing with the skirt. Perfect for casual wear and dresses up with accessories.
Just for pocketing though as they're not deep enough to keep anything safely.
The only reason 4 and not 5 stars is that in the pic it states the model is 5'8 in a small and the dress goes well below her knees at its shortest point.
I'll find other uses for it, but the pic is surely misleading in this regard.
I did return it and i am now searching through amazon for other styles/materials by 12-ami.
The xlg works too becauae of the style of dress.
I bought this dress in three colors.
A few complaints though, the color is much darker than pictures.


It is an unfortunate fact of life that relationships often end in a negative way and may result in police intervention.
The law in New South Wales is structured to provide police with many powers to intervene where they believe there is a need to obtain orders to protect people in domestic situations from perceived fear and violence.
Legislation has been specifically established to create criminal offences involving Domestic Violence. The penalties for offences in the area of domestic violence include imprisonment.
Apart from domestic violence legislation there is legislation surrounding personal violence. Many orders are sought against people arising out of neighbourhood disputes. These orders are taken out by individuals themselves, generally without police assistance.
Orders which the Court may make, prohibiting certain behaviour can include restricting people from having contact with their spouses and/or children, to being prevented from returning to your home.
Early intervention and proper legal advice is critical to protecting your interests.
Crawford & Duncan Lawyers have successfully defended many people facing Domestic and Personal Violence proceedings.


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Bryan Weber spent his high school days as a lonely loser. The only friends he had to speak of were his parents and his eight-string guitar. But that's all about to change this summer, now that Bryan's band is scheduled to embark on its first national tour. Now Bryan finally has the chance to become the guitar god he's always dreamed of being and, hopefully, make some real friends in the process.
But when Bryan receives acceptance into the Ivy League college his parents have pressured him to attend since infancy, he knows he'll have to make a choice. It's his dream or his parents'--the full-time student lifestyle and the full-time rockstar lifestyle don't exactly play in perfect harmony.
Chasing Thunderclap is a heavy metal band plagued by personal baggage but united by one common dream: to get signed to a record label. But the band is still reeling from the death of a former bandmate, and losing their lead guitar player to college is another hit they can't afford to take. The remaining members, AJ, Will, Eliot, and Shane, will do anything to prevent Bryan from leaving for college in the fall. And their plan almost works, too.
But secrets don't remain secret for long in the confines of a tour van, and once the bonds of brotherhood are broken, Bryan isn't the only member of Chasing Thunderclap questioning whether the dreams they've been chasing were mere illusions all along.
I'm Kaylie Caswell, a YA author from St. Paul, MN, where I live with my husband in a home entirely overrun and dedicated to our hobbies and ambitions. We are both from the same small town of Maple Lake, MN, and we like to go back there and visit our families on weekends and holidays as much as possible.
When I'm not writing, I enjoy making resin jewelry, listening to stand-up comedy on long road trips, watching horror movies, running, and, of course, listening to my husband, the fantastic and inspiring musician Charles Caswell play guitar and helping him create and film his music videos.
I have an MFA in Creative Writing from Hamline University, and I write both sci-fi and contemporary YA, and my contemporary work is primarily inspired by my time at metal shows throughout the years.
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Home Page > Picture Archives > Year 2007 > Album 568 > Photo 19 > Similar
568-19. A small house on Burnett Street near Martin Luther King Jr. Street. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church at 1300 Martin Luther King Junior Street. Calvert, Texas, January 19, 2008
A corner of Martin Luther King Junior and Townsend streets. Calvert, Texas, January 19, 2008
Cleaned house at Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard near Dorgenois Street in Central City. New Orleans, Louisiana, March 16, 2006
Jake Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
Overgrown ruin at a corner of Martin Luther King Junior and West Townsend streets. Calvert, Texas, September 12, 2009
Corner of Martin Luther King Junior and West Townsend streets in negro ("minority") west part of Calvert. Texas, December 13, 2009
Camelback house at Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Central City. New Orleans, Louisiana, March 16, 2006
Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street. Calvert, Texas, January 7, 2012
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Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street. Calvert, Texas, December 25, 2009
Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street. Calvert, Texas, October 1, 2011
Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street. Calvert, Texas, December 6, 2012
Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street. Calvert, Texas, August 14, 2010
Jones House (Queen Anne style, 1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street at morning. Calvert, Texas, December 22, 2011
Jake Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street. Calvert, Texas, December 13, 2009
Jake Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street. Calvert, Texas, October 30, 2010
Jake Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street at early morning. Calvert, Texas, December 22, 2010
Jake Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street at early morning. Calvert, Texas, August 10, 2013
A house on West Mitchell Street near Mesquite Street. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
Old oak and a water cistern (in front of a barn) remaining from Jake Abrams-Allday House (1887) at 209 East Burnett Street, a corner of Pine Street. Calvert, Texas, July 29, 2018
Muscovy duck (Cairina moschata) on Brazos River bank in Martin Luther King, Jr. Park. Waco, Texas, August 23, 2008
Gnarl on cypress knees damaged by lawn mowers near a river walk in Martin Luther King, Jr. Park. Waco, Texas, August 23, 2008
Safe (Safeway) Supermarket at 3400 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Central City. New Orleans, Louisiana, March 16, 2006
Mural in Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, near Waco Bridge. Waco, Texas, November 22, 2009
A house on Mesquite Street. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
Foggy sunrise at Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, near Waco Bridge. Waco, Texas, November 22, 2009
Historical mural in Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, near Waco Bridge. Waco, Texas, November 22, 2009
Calvert Hotel (Dirr Cottage, 1872) at 408 Railroad Street, a corner of East Mitchell Street. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
Jones House (Queen Anne style, 1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, May 28, 2007
Jones House (Queen Anne style, 1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, December 8, 2007
Bare red face with a pronounced caruncle at the base of the bill of Muscovy duck (Cairina moschata) at a river walk in Martin Luther King, Jr. Park. Waco, Texas, August 23, 2008
Meyer s Auto Parts service at a corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and South Broad Avenue in Central City. New Orleans, Louisiana, March 16, 2006
Hammond House (c. 1876), a former courthouse and jail, at 604 Elm Street. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
Joseph A. Foster House (1878, Dunn(?) House) at 307 East Texas Street, a corner of Beech Street. Calvert, Texas, September 22, 2007
Robert Hedron Brown House (c. 1897) with a carriage house in the rear at 600 East Texas Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, December 8, 2007
House at 802 Pin Oak Street, a corner of Gregg Street. Calvert, Texas, December 8, 2007
Old house on West Mitchell Street near Mesquite Street. Calvert, Texas, September 22, 2007
Collat-Hucks House (1892) at 401 Gregg Street, a corner of Beech Street. Calvert, Texas, May 28, 2007
Mandel Marx-Ester House (c. 1900) at 403 Beech Street, a corner of Barton Street. Calvert, Texas, May 28, 2007
Lee Henderson Parish House (Jones(?) House, Queen Anne style, 1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, January 19, 2008
Joseph A. Foster House (1878, Dunn(?) House) at 307 East Texas Street, a corner of Beech Street. Calvert, Texas, January 7, 2012
Robert Hedron Brown House (c. 1897) at 600 East Texas Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, May 28, 2007
Anderson-Byars House (c. 1900) at 409 East Texas Street, a corner of Elm Street at rain. Calvert, Texas, May 28, 2007
Lee Henderson Parish House (1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, January 7, 2012
Parish House (1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street at morning. Calvert, Texas, January 27, 2013
Mandel Marx-Ester House (c. 1900) at 403 Beech Street, a corner of Barton Street. Calvert, Texas, January 27, 2013
Hammond House, a former courthouse and jail, at 604 Elm Street. Calvert, Texas, May 28, 2007
A door in a brick house near Main Street. Calvert, Texas, May 28, 2007
John Henry Gibson family House (c. 1900) at 1105 China Street, a corner of Tindall Street. Calvert, Texas, January 7, 2012
Calvert Inn (P. C. Gibson House, c. 1903) at 406 East Texas Street. Calvert, Texas, January 7, 2012
Joseph A. Foster House (1878) at 307 East Texas Street, a corner of Beech Street. Calvert, Texas, January 7, 2012
Masonic Hall (Pierce Masonic Lodge No. 144) at 410 Main Street, a corner of East Mitchell Street. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
Jones House (1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, December 25, 2009
Jones House (1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, September 22, 2012
Jones House (1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, October 30, 2010
South Main Street. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
Jones House (1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street at early morning. Calvert, Texas, December 22, 2010
Lee Henderson Parish House (Jones(?) House, Queen Anne style, 1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street at early morning. Calvert, Texas, August 10, 2013
Jones House (Queen Anne style, 1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, December 27, 2008
Crumbling Jones House (Queen Anne style, 1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, July 29, 2018
Jones House (Queen Anne style, 1897, now Parish House Bed and Breakfast) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street at early morning. Calvert, Texas, November 25, 2011
Joseph A. Foster House (1878, Dunn(?) House) at 307 East Texas Street, a corner of Beech Street. Calvert, Texas, December 13, 2009
Joseph A. Foster House (1878, Dunn(?) House) at 307 East Texas Street, a corner of Beech Street. Calvert, Texas, August 14, 2010
Joseph A. Foster House (1878, Dunn(?) House) at 307 East Texas Street, a corner of Beech Street at early morning. Calvert, Texas, December 22, 2010
Hammond House, a former courthouse and jail, at 604 Elm Street. Calvert, Texas, January 27, 2013
Victorian cottage (Fancher-Meredith-Mercer-Drennan-Cobb House, 1885) at 301 Gregg Street, a corner of Pine streets. Calvert, Texas, May 28, 2007
Clara Barton House (c. 1909) at 404 Maple Street. Calvert, Texas, January 27, 2013
Edward King House and a beech tree in Aquidneck Park near Bowery Street. Newport, Rhode Island, January 1, 2004
Lee Henderson Parish House (1897) at 609 East Gregg Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, December 6, 2012
Collat-Hucks House (1892) at 401 Gregg Street, a corner of Beech Street. Calvert, Texas, December 25, 2009
Collat-Hucks House (1892) at 401 Gregg Street, a corner of Beech Street. Calvert, Texas, August 14, 2010
Mandel Marx-Ester House (c. 1900) at 403 Beech Street, a corner of Barton Street. Calvert, Texas, December 13, 2009
Mandel Marx-Ester House (c. 1900) at 403 Beech Street, a corner of Barton Street. Calvert, Texas, September 12, 2009
John Henry Gibson family House (c. 1900) at 1105 China Street, a corner of Tindall Street. Calvert, Texas, September 20, 2008
Fancher-Meredith-Mercer-Drennan-Cobb House (1885) at 301 Gregg Street, a corner of Pine Street. Calvert, Texas, December 27, 2011
Calvert Inn (P. C. Gibson House, c. 1903) at 406 East Texas Street. Calvert, Texas, December 13, 2009
Robert Hedron Brown House (c. 1897) at 600 East Texas Street, a corner of Pin Oak Street. Calvert, Texas, February 10, 2008
Joseph A. Foster House (1878) at 307 East Texas Street, a corner of Beech Street. Calvert, Texas, September 22, 2012
Calvert Hotel (Dirr Cottage, 1872) at 408 Railroad Street. Calvert, Texas, January 27, 2013
Calvert Hotel (Dirr Cottage, 1872) at 408 Railroad Street. Calvert, Texas, January 7, 2012
A corner store-house of John Cordes (1882) at 2448 Royal Street, a corner of Spain Street in Faubourg Marigny at evening. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 6, 2007
A house at a corner of West Mitchell and South Magnolia streets. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
A house at a corner of West Wharton and South Magnolia streets. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
The Bird s Nest house (Samuels family - Cyndi Bird and Don Howell - W. P. Townsend) at 301 East Logan, a corner of South Pine street. Calvert, Texas, January 27, 2013
An angel on a tomb of Holly Robert in Calvert cemetery. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
A tomb in Calvert cemetery. Calvert, Texas, January 28, 2007
Mud Creek Pottery on Main Street. Calvert, Texas, September 22, 2007
Hammond House, a former courthouse, at 604 Elm Street. Calvert, Texas, December 27, 2008
First Presbyterian Church (former Cumberland Presbyterian, 1850) at 401 East Barton Street, a corner Beech Street. Calvert, Texas, January 27, 2013
Hammond House, a former courthouse and jail, at 604 Elm Street. Calvert, Texas, December 25, 2009
Gibson family house at 307 E. Mitchell Street. Calvert, Texas, November 25, 2011
Clara Barton House (c. 1909) at 404 Maple Street. Calvert, Texas, December 13, 2009
Hammond House (c. 1876), a former courthouse and jail, at 604 Elm Street. Calvert, Texas, November 25, 2011


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George Ross Eaton (born 12 November 1945) is a Canadian former racing driver who is a member of the prominent Eaton family.

Life and career
Eaton was born in Toronto, he is the youngest son of John and Signy Eaton. He gained attention as a Canadian race driver who participated in Can Am, Formula One and Formula A races.

He served as president of the family company for ten years. Under his leadership, Eaton's continued its precipitous decline from its historic dominance in the Canadian retail market.

His Formula One career with British Racing Motors included 13 World Championship Grands Prix and one non-Championship race, debuting on 5 October 1969. He scored no championship points.

Eaton raced in the Can-Am series in 1968, 69 and 70. He was the top Canadian in the Can-Am Series in 1969. He participated in the Canadian Formula A series in 1969 and the Continental Series in 1969 and 1971 but retired from racing after 1972. He was inducted into the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame in 1994, and received an honorary doctor of laws degree from St Francis Xavier University at a special convocation in April 1996..

He attempted one NASCAR Grand National Series event in 1970 at Charlotte Motor Speedway but failed to qualify.

Complete Formula One World Championship results
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See also
 List of Canadians in Champ Car

References

External links
Profile at www.grandprix.com

1945 births
Living people
George Eaton
24 Hours of Le Mans drivers
Canadian businesspeople
Canadian Formula One drivers
BRM Formula One drivers
Canadian people of Ulster-Scottish descent
Can-Am entrants
Racing drivers from Ontario
World Sportscar Championship drivers
24 Hours of Daytona drivers

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Q: dd command 'no such file or directory' I am trying to put a .img file onto a sd card to later put onto a raspberry pi.
I run the following command dd bs=4M if=~/Home/Downloads/kali.img of=/dev/sdb
and the following result puts out dd: failed to open "/Home/Downloads"/kali.img: No such file or directory kali.img is the file I am trying to put onto the sd card. I am also running this command as root. But, I am still very new to Linux and would like all the help I can get, Thanks!

A: I guess you missed the file path, there should be /home/username/Downloads not /Home, please recheck your path with ls -a.

A: Most likely, the correct path to the file is ~/Downloads/kali.img but you shouldn't run this command as root you should be using sudo.
Click here for more information on sudo if you are not familiar with this command.
Running the command as root will change the path of ~/ from /home/$USER to / which is why the error lists the path as /Home/Downloads instead of /home/$USER/Home/Downloads as it would if you had used sudo.
Now, exit out of root and log in as a non root user that has sudo permission.
Then, run the following command to locate the correct path to the file and then change your dd command to reflect the correct path.
find ~/ -name '*kali*img' 2>&1 | egrep '*kali*'

The correct command should look like this (again, you should not be logged in as root!):
sudo dd bs=4M if="/home/kushkiddo/Downloads/kali.img" of=/dev/sdb

or
sudo dd if="/home/kushkiddo/Downloads/kali.img" of=/dev/sdb bs=4M

To explain:
The commands listed on the kali linux website are those listed for a kali user and kali users are normally logged in as root.
For Ubuntu, it is assumed that the user will use the sudo command instead of logging in as root to perform functions that require root permission.
On Ubuntu, the root account is deleted and so the path of ~/ is the top level directory / instead of a user or root user directory such as /home/$USER/ or /root like it would be if you were logged in as a regular user on Ubuntu or as root when using kali respectively.

A: ~ is a shortcut to the current user's home folder. You can verify this by typing:
echo ~

Typically a users's home folder will be at /home/THEIRUSERNAME, but for root it is /root.
I'm guessing kali.img is saved at /home/YOURUSERNAME/Downloads/Kali.img, but presently you're telling DD it's at /root/Home/Downloads/Kali.img.
If kali.img is in your user's download folder, then the correct command would be:
dd if=/home/YOURUSERNAME/Downloads/kali.img of=/dev/sdb bs=4M

Substitute YOURUSERNAME for your username obviously.
Please, always verify paths before running a DD command, because if you accidentally overwrite something, you will not be able to recover it. It's the equivalent of zeroing it.

A: The following command sudo dd bs=4M if="/home/YOURUSERNAME/Downloads/" of=/dev/sdb is the answer.
The /dev/sdb is the place you are writing it to,
If you are struggling to find where the image is I found out that using this command sudo find / -name '*FILE*img' 2>&1 | egrep '*FILENAME*
I would like to thank mchid for your very detailed descriptions about each command, and what it does.
Thank you!

A: Ok, decaptialize Home and drop the ~ to make the path /home/Downloads/kali.img.
Directory names are case sensitive and ~ expands to the home directory of the current user (in root's case: /root).

A: dd is a powerful but dangerous tool. It does what you tell it to do without questions, so it is easy to write to the wrong device and overwrite valuable data, for example the family pictures.
I suggest that you install mkusb, which wraps a safety belt around dd. mkusb can clone image files (and also image files compressed with gzip and xz) to a target drive (typically a USB pendrive or a memory card).
See the following links,
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb#Expansion_and_imaging_from_a_compressed_image_file
Win32 Disk Imager is a corresponding tool in Windows. See the following link,
wiki.ubuntu.com/Win32DiskImager/compressed-image_2_USB-or-SD

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Art has taken on countless forms over the centuries, and the horizon of styles and materials used just keeps getting wider. Regardless of the format, there is an element that is essential to the portrayal of all artistic pieces, the absence of which makes the expression of most pieces impossible. Many artists have played with light in the past, and it is in the center of Giovanni Ozzola's work. Displaying sunlight and focusing on the three-dimensionality of space in his photographs and videos, he brings the two aspects together in a dazzling display that can be associated with painting.
Ever since his return to Italy in 2001, Ozzola has been set upon and developing a new artistic approach, one involving a connection with the light source. Focusing on the light as a paramount ingredient for perception, his photographs, and recently videos, all include light as a pillaring element in their structure. Normally, light is a necessary component for most of portrayals to work, but Ozzola uses it to his advantage in his photos as an element of its own, with a nearly physical quality to it. Giving his photos certain tone and combined with the background, viewers get to experience an almost paint-like nature in his works, engaging all of the senses.
There's more than light that permeates the quality of Ozzola's images, giving them a layer that invites reconsideration of the piece. His masterful settings portray three-dimensionality through the piece itself, and the research on the mental image and the essence of subjects has undoubtedly furthered this effect. Another aspect of his scenes is an omnipresent opening that reveals a certain setting in the background, almost acting as a portal leading out from the containment of the current surrounding to the endless horizon. Playing with perception, and in contrast to the ever-elusive horizon, the artist places objects closer to the eye that also grab attention, like the neon lights that illuminate the space within or slate slabs that serve as surfaces fit for etching.
Bringing all the elements together into his pieces, the Spain-based artist born in 1982 gives an ephemeral feeling to the carefully constructed artifice, a quality usually tied with the process of painting. His work has been exhibited widely in both solo and group shows including Mori Museum, Tokyo; The Chelsea Art Museum, New York; Elgiz Museum Istanbul Turkey; Sharjah Maraya Art Centre, Dubai; Fondazione Stelline, Milan Italy, and others. Although he primarily plays with visual elements, his videos and photographs truly engage all of the senses, inviting the viewer into the space of the portrayed scenery.
Giovanni Ozzola lives and works in Tenerife, Spain.
Featured image: Giovanni Ozzola. Photo credits strozzina.org.


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Fulham Football Club Turns to ChannelAdvisor to Power E-Commerce Goals
PRNewswire December 18, 2018, 8:45 pm December 18, 2018
Channeladvisor Will Support Fulham F.C. to Increase Its Global E-Commerce Footprint on Marketplaces
ChannelAdvisor Corporation, a leading provider of cloud-based e-commerce solutions that enable brands and retailers to increase global sales, announced Fulham Football Club has turned to ChannelAdvisor to support its marketplace expansion. Fulham, one of the leading Premiership League football clubs, will leverage ChannelAdvisor Managed Marketplaces to help optimise and grow its e-commerce sales globally.
Fulham has a loyal customer base, and with just 30 percent of its current merchandise sales occurring online, the football club recognised the opportunity to expand its online footprint and attract new fans, particularly from international markets. Prior to working with ChannelAdvisor, Fulham had a limited catalogue of products available on Amazon UK. Now with its full inventory live on Amazon UK with ChannelAdvisor, Fulham has its eyes set on international opportunities, and targets to a launch on Amazon US soon.
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"The e-commerce industry is changing rapidly, and it's crucial that retail businesses can keep pace. With online marketplaces like Amazon constantly evolving, we wanted to determine not only the right strategy, but also work with the right technology partner to help us rapidly expand on this global channel," explains Sean Davies, Head of Retail and Licensing, Fulham Football Club. "ChannelAdvisor has the perfect mix of platform, tools and expertise to support us on our growth journey and their guidance and advice throughout the process have been unparalleled. With ChannelAdvisor Managed Services we have a team of e-commerce professionals guiding our business strategy and industry insights — while leveraging the full power of the ChannelAdvisor platform. We simply couldn't have achieved that in-house."
"Fulham is an iconic brand and we are excited to be supporting them in their e-commerce strategy. Marketplaces can be a powerful growth-accelerator for brands around the world, and we look forward to seeing how Fulham attracts new customers and enables their e-commerce sales to grow as a result," said Jon Maury, Managing Director, EMEA at ChannelAdvisor.
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ChannelAdvisor Managed Marketplaces streamlines time-consuming tasks into comprehensive strategies to help increase visibility and sales on Amazon, eBay, Walmart and more. ChannelAdvisor Marketplaces is a multi-channel solution equipping Fulham with technology and expertise to connect with buyers through third-party sales strategies across an extensive marketplace network across the globe. Fulham will now be able to manage its entire multi-channel strategy on one platform, maximising its effort, reach and results. Additionally, ChannelAdvisor's in-depth analytics will provide a customised sales approach. Following on from a launch on Amazon US, Fulham expects to expand onto additional marketplaces in the new year.
Fulham is one of over 2,800 leading retailers and brands that rely on ChannelAdvisor's solutions to drive online performance. ChannelAdvisor helps brands and retailers connect with their consumers and open up new international markets. Sitting at the heart of e-commerce for nearly two decades, ChannelAdvisor enables businesses to sell more, fulfill faster and improve customer experiences.
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Mode (1996) is the second of two published Full Motion Video (FMV) interactive multimedia CD-ROM based collaborations between writer and director Jeff Green and the Animatics Multimedia Corporation. The success and international acclaim of their first title, Midnight Stranger in 1994, led to a production partnership and publishing arrangement with Corel Corporation, an expanded production budget, and the creation of an associated web site version called "Club Mode". Mode was intended to be the launch vehicle for an expansion of Corel's CD Home Collection into the multimedia entertainment business; however, after a scathing review in PC Gamer magazine, Corel never fully released Mode, the division responsible for the CD Home Collection was shut down, and its software assets were sold to Hoffmann + Associates of Toronto. Mode did receive many favourable reviews at the time, and has since developed an international fan base, see Reception below. Edited playthroughs by one player posted on YouTube between 2012 and 2014 have collectively received over 100,000 views.

Experienced from the player's Point Of View (POV), users find themselves at the start of the game crashing an exclusive high-society fashion and art party on the top floor of an unnamed hotel hosted by anarchist artist Vito Brevis. The primary mystery at the heart of the event is Vito's true intentions. He appears cynical and anarchistic, but hidden information can be found that implies that he is actually part of a secret cabal that is using this event as some kind of supernatural ritual. The gameplay progresses through emotion-based interactions with other characters that are also attending the party, with the goal of creating in the player a feeling of shared intimacy with those characters.

Gameplay

Like Midnight Stranger, Mode is video-based and also uses an emotional continuum Mood Bar for interaction with the in-story characters rather than a text interface or an itemized set of options for each interaction. In Midnight Stranger, the Mood Bar had been proven to simulate some of the frustration and uncertainty of dealing with other people in social situations, and provide a more realistic role playing experience, and so was used similarly in Mode. The red, left end of the bar represents a negative response ("no", "I disagree", "I don't like that"), the blue central part of the band represents a neutral response ("I don't know", "I don't care", "I have no opinion"), and the green right end of the bar represents a positive response ("yes", "I agree", "I like that"). While the bar is a smooth colour gradient that shows no clear demarcations, giving the illusion of infinite choice, practically there were usually only a few possible pathways from any given bar, with varying percentages of the bar devoted to the choices depending on circumstance.

Mode had more material than Midnight Stranger, and was distributed on 3 CD-ROMs; however, it continued to use the technique of embedding small frames of video into full screen still frames to save disk space — usually the head and shoulders of the speaking character being the only part of the frame that moved. This embedded video technique allowed many times more interactive material to be included on the disks than could have been done with full-screen video (even if highly compressed), and thus allowed greater freedom in storytelling and a more diverse cast within the technical limitations of the CD-ROM format. This approach was both lauded and criticized in published reviews, since it is a clever solution yet often created distracting disjoints between character motion and the framing image.

Cast and crew
 Writer and director — Jeff Green
 Producer — Alfredo Coppola, Animatics Multimedia Corporation
 Publisher — Corel Corporation
 Crew — Video Producer: Jeff Lively; Multimedia Producer: Don Aker; Art Director: Tero Hollo; Music: Tim Kohout, Dan Proulx; Director Of Photography: Scott Plante, Visualeyes Productions; Associate Producers: Christine Doyle, Krista Thompson; Production Manager: Sonja Kruitwagen; Production Coordinator: Eileen Keefe; Sound Technician: Eldy Gouthro; Digital Media Manipulator: Warren Hodgson; Animation and Effects: Teddy MacLeod; Digitizing: James Hall; Graphic Designer: Jim Dicker; Gaffer: John Oliver; Key Grip: Michael Tien; Props: Jean-Sebastien Busque; Props Assistant: Kent Osgood; Wardrobe Coordinator: Celine Richardson; Head Dresser: Sheila Snapper; Makeup Artist: Samantha Caldwell; Hair Stylist: Lawrence Finnie; Body Painting: Jef (Krunchie) Harris, Sylvie Rochon
 Cast — Chip Chuipka (Vito Brevis), Natalie Grey (Charity Flame), Daniel Richer (Riel Attaychek), Quinn (Ed Cheminoma), W. David Watson (Jack Neetch), Gloria David (Mia Tesla), Alexandre Lincourt (Hercule Anaste), Katja Dolleato (Bela), Luigi Saracino (Killer Klown), Nathalie Coutu (The Dome Lady), Kent Rowe (Tuba), Cynthia Smith (Sheeva)
 Additional performances — The Ambient People (Denise, Hound, Robin, Alex, Chrystine), Johnathan Parker, The James Sisters, Dirt Farm, Tim Kohout and friends.
 Body Paint Models — Vanessa LaBelle, Meriel Meeks, Karan Friis, Jamie Durie
 Barrett Palmer Models — Nicole Harod, Sara Ducharme, Erin Downie, Parnille Holt Sawaya, Silvia DiNardo, Isabelle Mousseau, Sandra Guerard, Angela Selkirk, Alana Husson, Maganda Lumbu, Erin Binks, Joni-Sarah White

Awards
 1996 — Mode was a finalist for the Macromedia People's Choice Award, 1996 Macromedia International User's Conference
 1997 — Club Mode was a finalist at the International Digital Media Awards, Multimedia '97

Reception

External links

 Primary web site of Jeff Green

References

Multimedia works
1996 video games
Full motion video based games
Video games developed in Canada
Single-player video games
Interactive movie video games


(N. altar tomb). In memory of John James Brady of the 93rd Highlanders who served as a Medical Officer in the Peninsular War. He died on the 9th of October 1830 aged 36 years. Also of Marianne his infant daughter She died on the 2d of February 183I.


Fostering innovative work behaviour amongst employees has evolved as an important tool for organisations' survival since it aids the consistent need for improvement and value creation amidst increasing competition. In an effort to understand how such behaviour comes about, this study sets out to examine high-involvement human resource practices as an antecedent to the innovative work behaviour of financial industry employees and whether work engagement mediates this relationship. Based on a sample of 218 financial industry employees working in Malaysia, results showed that recognition, as a dimension of high-involvement human resource practices, was positively related to innovative work behaviour. Furthermore, the relationship between competence development and innovative work behaviour is partially mediated by work engagement. The findings from this study provide essential direction to future research efforts investigating the effects of high-involvement human resource practices and work engagement on the innovative work behaviour of employees in established organisations.


Gerda - Comfort Tour Canada - Fully-Escorted Bus Tours in Canada, USA and Europe!
I was born and raised in Belgium, and later lived in the UK and France before Canada became my home. From an early age I was very interested in other cultures, history, and geography, and so found myself traveling extensively in Europe. I speak fluent English, French, German, Flemish, Dutch, and some basic Spanish.
For the last 22 years, I have been a Tour Manager based in Toronto, and my profession has taken me all over this wonderful country from the West to the East, and North to South. I have also worked in the US including Alaska and Hawaii, Central and South America, Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, Australia and New Zealand.
When I am not working, I enjoy cooking, walking, reading, and listening to music. Tour Managing is still more a passion than a job for me, and I derive great satisfaction out of introducing my passengers to new experiences. I do, of course, enjoy meeting new people, and listening to their stories. I take pride in looking after my guests each and every day to make their trip very special and memorable.
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Q: publish an existing NX angular library i have created libraries in nx monorepo using angular as framework.
Now I want to publish it as npm package, but when i run ng build project-web-shared-ui it giving Project 'project-web-shared-ui' does not support the 'build' target.
How can i publish this library as npm.

A: You can check your workspace.json, there should be projects attribute and under it project-web-shared-ui and targets attribute in it. There should be a build target


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College remembers Dr. George W. Roberts, professor emeritus and former department head
April 23, 2010 nsands
Dr. Roberts (Photo: submitted)
Dr. George W. Roberts, professor emeritus of chemical and biomolecular engineering and department head emeritus of chemical and biomolecular engineering, died April 5 in Raleigh at age 71 after succumbing to a short illness. He will be remembered for his 21 years of extraordinary service to the department as an excellent teacher, researcher and administrator.
Roberts received his bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Cornell University in 1961 and his Sc.D. degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1965. He began his professional career as an instructor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at MIT. After leaving MIT, he pursued a career that included positions of increasing responsibility at the Rohm and Haas Company, as a faculty member in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Washington University, Engelhard Minerals and Chemicals Corporation and Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. In 1989, he joined the Department of Chemical Engineering as professor and head of the department.
As department head, his major accomplishments included initiating the departmental alumni relations program, restructuring the departmental corporate relations programs, recruiting four new faculty members, obtaining almost $500,000 in outside faculty recruitment/development grants, obtaining corporate grants totaling over $250,000 to support graduate education and facilities improvement, and obtaining over $1.2 million in outside grants and contracts for research on alternate fuels.
His teaching and research interests included chemical reaction engineering, applied catalysis, polymerization kinetics, polymer synthesis in supercritical carbon dioxide, synthesis of oxygenated fuels, automotive catalysts, environmentally benign chemical synthesis, multiphase reactors, and the development and commercialization of new technology.
Over the last 10 years of his career, Roberts was instrumental in the establishment of the $37 million National Science Foundation Science and Technology Center for Environmentally Responsible Solvents and Processes that was launched in 1999. He led research initiatives focused on the continuous polymerization of monomers in supercritical fluids, including the design of innovative reactor configurations that enabled environmentally responsible supercritical carbon dioxide based processes for the production of commercially important materials as poly(acrylic acid) and poly(vinylidine fluoride). From 2005 until 2009, Roberts was the co-director of this very successful NSF STC.
Roberts was faculty advisor to the NC State AIChE Student Chapter for the 10-year period 1993-2003. During his tenure as faculty advisor the chapter won the national AIChE Chapter of the Year Award nine times and the Marx Isaacs Award for the best Student Chapter Newsletter. Quite appropriately, in recognition of his unprecedented success as faculty advisor, Roberts was a recipient of the national Outstanding AIChE Student Chapter Advisor Award. His other awards include the NC State Alumni Association Outstanding Teacher Award, Alcoa Foundation Distinguished Engineering Research Award, the Ralph R. Teetor Award from the Society of Automotive Engineers and the Distinguished Faculty Award from Washington University. Roberts was also a Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. He was co-inventor on 19 U.S. patents, author or co-author of more than 65 refereed technical publications, 11 book chapters, and 130 technical presentations, and his textbook, Chemical Reactions and Chemical Reactors, was published in 2008. The second printing of his text will be published shortly.
Roberts is survived by his wife, Mary Roberts of Raleigh; his daughter Claire Ruliffson of Rochester, NY, and his son William Roberts of Boston, MA. George and Mary Roberts have five grandchildren.
A memorial service to celebrate Roberts' life and contributions is in the early planning stages. In lieu of flowers, Roberts expressed a wish that contributions in his memory be made to the NC State Engineering Foundation Endowment for George W. Roberts. Checks should be written to the Foundation and addressed to: NC State Engineering Foundation, Campus Box 7901, Raleigh, NC 27695-7901.
Dr. George W. Roberts


Discussion in 'Butler Recruiting' started by Jared Grubbs, Jan 10, 2015.
Since the other thread has gotten a bit long, I've opened up a new thread for recruiting notes regarding players that don't have a topic for themselves. I'll plan on having a new one for each calendar year to keep things a little cleaner.
Was at the Southport @ Franklin Central game to watch Brunk and Scruggs (videos in their threads). Was very impressed with junior guard Marcus Burk. Scored a game high 27 points. Hit five 3 pointers. Looks like last year as a sophomore he only scored 6 points a game. Didn't play AAU until this past season. Played for Indy Legends, which is not a high profile program. Kid has gone completely under the radar but is now blowing up this year at 21 points a game against a very tough schedule. Shooting 40% from 3. He's 6'4". Decently athletic. Not much college interest yet but I can't imagine that lasts long. This is the only time I've seen him play so I don't want to go overboard and say he's a high major player, but he looked like a high major player yesterday.
@LawAndSports @michaelpointer @mtschauer Zach Gunn, Joey Brunk, Kevin Easley, Noah Smith, D'Mitrik Trice. Feel like I'm missing some still.
Jared: Trice is 2015. Lead guard. Have you seen him play? I never have. Is he good enough to help Butler?
6-11 Fort Wayne (IN) Snider forward Malik Williams is visiting Indiana today.
Wilbraham's @WenyenGabriel with a double-double with 20 points, 11 rebounds and 4 blocks in win versus Canterbury School.
Very smooth, very under control. Like to see more of his outside J though.
Smart to rename the thread - the old title was confusing (I kept thinking it was about 2015 players).
Really wanted to see Butler look at him. Loved him at the Gauntlet last Spring. He has signed with Boise State, but IMO he can play at a higher level than there.
Another Keefer big man? What a surprise!
Butler will be there tonight. He plays against McDermott. I'll have more video of each of them up by tomorrow.
Did Wilkes matchup with Easley? If so, what was your take?
Wilkes outperformed Easley. I think Easley is the superior player though, but don't take that to mean I don't like Wilkes. They matched up against each other but are very different players. Lawrence North doesn't do near as good a job of getting Easley the ball in positions to score as North Central does for Wilkes. They look for Wilkes often. Wilkes is built like Woods. He can't carve out space for himself down low but still does a terrific job of raising over guys in traffic and getting his shot off through contact.
McDermott should have a big game. LN plays zone. I think Keefer would be out of his mind to zone PH, but he probably will.
I asked Coach Johnson today if they are going to start offering players sooner. He said he is pretty sure it's going to change. They will likely only require 2 semesters worth of grades in the future instead of 4.


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Student Success Story
Choosing his own adventures
A love for adventure and the outdoors led Mohamed Crossman-Serb away from an office and into the open air.
Born and raised in Winnipeg, Mohamed Crossman-Serb is a globe-trotting athlete and academic. While remaining connected to his Métis community, he has a curious mind and penchant for adventure that have led him far afield. Mohamed is an avid canoeist and even competed on the Libyan National Team, reflecting his father's heritage.
Going against the current
Coming to UWinnipeg, Mohamed knew he didn't want to be in an office, seeking a path that included action and the outdoors. He graduated with a double major in chemistry and kinesiology — the exercise science — and is now the director and co-founder of a non-profit organization called Waterways Recreation.
Combining recreational programming knowledge from his kinesiology degree and his love for canoeing, Mohamed creates programs and supports community wellness through canoeing and outdoor recreation — specifically for Indigenous youth.
Mohamed also works for two other community organizations: the Norwest Co-op and Winnipeg Trails. As an Arabic speaker, one of his tasks at Northwest Co-op is working as a translator assisting Syrian refugees. "I took an Arabic course at UWinnipeg and also spent close to seven months in Libya, staying with my grandmother and competing on the national canoeing team," said Mohamed.
Want to know more about Kinesiology at UWinnipeg?
As an adventurer, Mohamed has advice for students: "Get out of your comfort zone. Join those student groups, get involved in other activities, and take any opportunities that become available."
Mohamed's advice is based on personal experience. He took advantage of a research opportunity in the Indigenous Summer Scholars Program (ISSP) and worked with geographer Dr. Nora Casson on Human Influences on Water Quality.
"I'm looking to do a master's program, and as a Summer Scholar it was a perfect way to get firsthand experience of what a master's program and research might look like," said Mohamed. "It was a great experience! My chemistry was super-useful and this project enabled me to jump fields while not being completely lost."
His research introduced him to a variety of subjects ranging from geography and hydrology to computer coding — something he had never done before but soon found he excelled at.
Appreciating personal connections
Mohamed chose UWinnipeg for its convenient downtown location, smaller class sizes, and diverse student body. He also was attracted to the campus atmosphere and remained at UWinnipeg because of his professors.
"They were all so good, and many left an impact on me. My professors were super-personable and went out of their way to help."
Mohamed is now considering UWinnipeg's Master's in Development Practice Program: "I am interested in Indigenization of organizations, looking at Indigenous governments as well Métis organizations, as they are close to my heart."
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