Anna University Recruitment 2018 –Anna University recruiting 21 candidates for teaching faculty jobs in Tamilnadu. Aspirants looking for lucrative career option in Tamilnadu state government sector make use of latest Anna University Teaching Faculty Job Notification. Anna University career falls under Tamilnadu state government job category and offer great opportunity for talented professionals.
Anna University is recruiting job applications for 21 posts for teaching faculties account assistants via offline mode from 13.05.2018 to 29.05.2018. Eligible candidates are advised to apply for the examination. Make use of this wonderful opportunity to work in one of the top government colleges in India. For detailed information about Anna University Teaching Faculty, please visit https://www.annauniv.edu.
Anna University requires following job posts to fill the vacancies. Check details below.
As per the recent Anna University notification 2018, the eligibility details for the Teaching Faculty job have given below. It is very important to check you qualification for this opportunity. If you have less qualification, you may not able to apply for this career. Here below you can find age limit and educational qualification required for Anna University Teaching Faculty job 2018.
Preferable: Ph.D. degree in relevant discipline.
The Ph.D. Degree shall be a mandatory qualification for the post of Associate Professor.
Minimum of 5 years' experience in Teaching & Research or Research of which 2 years of post-Ph.D. experience is desirable.
Professional practice of 5 years as certified by the Council of Architecture shall be considered valid.
Candidates with minimum API score of 300 in the cadre of Assistant Professor or equivalent cadre are only eligible for the post of Associate Professor based on Performance Based Appraisal System (PBAS).
Post Ph.D. publications and guiding Ph.D. students is highly desirable.
The Ph.D. Degree in the relevant discipline shall be a mandatory qualification for the post of Professor.
Post Ph.D. publications and guiding Ph.D. students are highly desirable.
Minimum of 10 years teaching & Research, Research of which at least 5 years shall be at the level of Associate Professor OR Minimum of 13 years' experience in Teaching & Research or Research at the cadre of Assistant Professor or equivalent.
To apply for the Anna University Recruitment 2018, candidates required to fall under the age category as mentioned in the notification.
For more reference kindly check the Anna University Recruitment 2018.
To apply for the 21 Teaching Faculty job in Anna University the candidates requested to pay the application fees by notified mode. The payment mode may be both online/offline. Here below the caste wise application fee payment details are given below.
The Registrar, Anna University, Chennai – 600025 (by Designation only) with a DD for Rs.1000/- towards the cost of application. The fee prescribed for SC/ST is Rs.400/-. The DD shall be drawn in favour of the 'The Registrar, Anna University', payable at Chennai.
First, TNPL website – https://www.annauniv.edu.
Get photocopies all required documents – bio data, age and address proof, educational qualification certificates, etc.
Send all required documents to the address mentioned in the official notification on or before 29.05.2018.
Candidates who satisfy the above requirements may upload the application form in the University Website using the URL https://rcell.annauniv.edu/rc by selecting the appropriate link and send the hardcopy of the application along with the relevant enclosures to the Registrar, Anna University, Chennai – 600025 (by Designation only) with a DD for Rs.1000/- towards the cost of application. The fee prescribed for SC/ST is Rs.400/-. The DD shall be drawn in favour of the 'The Registrar, Anna University', payable at Chennai.


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Santa Paula has become aggressive in seeking grants, the City Council learned at the March 21 meeting, and the new focus on obtaining grant funding pays off in bigger bucks for city projects and programs.
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Feds taking action against fungal disease imperiling New Mexico's bats
A bat species dwelling in New Mexico could be deemed endangered by the federal government after its population was devastated by a fungal disease spreading throughout the country.
White nose syndrome was the primary threat to the tricolored bat, and main justification for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Tuesday proposal to list the species as endangered, which would trigger a federal recovery plan aimed at seeing the species regrow and survive.
An "endangered" designation means the agency believes a species' extinction is imminent, while the lower "threatened" class means endangered status is likely forthcoming.
More:Carlsbad Caverns: Agencies mobilizing to save bats from white nose syndrome
Several species of bats were facing extinction due to white nose syndrome, the agency reported, which mostly affects cave-dwelling bats in 38 states and nine Canadian provinces.
After proposing the endangered listing Fish and Wildlife will produce a final decision in one year.
The disease causes a white, fuzzing fungus to grow on a bat's face or wings, irritating the animal during hibernation and causing them to wake early.
More:Deadly fungus reaches New Mexico bats. Carlsbad Caverns conducts white nose syndrome research
This leads to bats starving or dying of dehydration as they struggled to find food before spring when they have not generated enough body fat to last through the winter.
The fungus thrives in cold, dark and damp areas like caves, and has caused a decline of 90 percent in affected tricolored bat colonies across 59 percent of its range.
That range includes 39 states, including the eastern portion of New Mexico.
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Tricolored bats were known to dwell in caves in Eddy, Otero, Lea and Chaves counties in the southeast portion of the state, and further north in Union, San Miguel, Roosevelt, Quay, Harding, Curry, Guadalupe and De Baca counties.
They're also found in West Texas counties like Andrews or Kermit, and in Mexico.
What is being done to save the bats?
The proposal for the tricolored bat follows a similar action in March for the northern long-eared bat, facing risks from white nose syndrome and proposed to move up from threatened to endangered status, records show.
More:New Mexico near top of list in acres of public land conserved
Widespread impacts of the disease led to the formation of the White Nose Syndrome National Response Team, made up of 150 government agencies, Indigenous groups and non-government organizations, intended to study and develop solutions to the problem.
This could mean new research on how the disease spreads, and potential treatments that could see the fungus' growth recede.
At Carlsbad Caverns National Park, addressing the outbreak means limiting its spread.
More:Human killing of endangered Mexican wolves addressed in revised federal plan
The disease does not affect people, but they can track its spores into the caverns on their clothes and shoes, potentially infecting the 17 species of bats that call Carlsbad Caverns home.
That's why the National Park Service implemented several steps last year after White Nose Syndrome was found in two caves in Lincoln and De Baca counties.
Biosecurity mats were installed to remove possible spores from visitors' footwear, along with bans on caving gear from infected areas.
More:Funds on the way for New Mexico's endangered species through US Senate bill, grants
All caving equipment was required to be decontaminated before use in the Caverns.
Rodney Horrocks, chief of resources at the park said personnel are "aggressively" testing for the disease and so far, tests came up negative.
He said Pseudogymnoascus destructans (Pd), the fungus that causes White Nose Syndrome, was likely to turn up at the caverns eventually among the Brazilian free-tailed bats that make up most of the park's bat population.
More:Ted Turner-owned land in southern New Mexico conserved in federal military deal
"We are testing aggressively because we feel it is just a matter of time before Pd is found in the park," Horrocks said.
Tricolored bats were found recently located in gypsum caves around Roswell, Horrocks said, and were likely to migrate into the Caverns as he observed the species moving west, possibly due to the spread of the disease.
"I think that species is thought to now live year-round in gypsum caves in the Roswell area," he said. "That's not too far from us and we may eventually find them in the park as well."
More:Forest Service seeks 20-year block on oil and gas in cave system
Fish and Wildlife Service Directory Martha Williams said white nose syndrome created an "unprecedented" risk to North America's bat population which is crucial to ecosystems across the continent.
The Service estimated bats contribute up to $3 billion annually to American agriculture through pest control and pollination.
"White-nose syndrome is decimating hibernating bat species like the tricolored bat at unprecedented rates, Williams said in a statement. "Bats play such an important role in ensuring a healthy ecosystem.
More:National Park Service looks to mitigate human impact on Carlsbad Caverns
"The Service is deeply committed to continuing our vital research and collaborative efforts with partners to mitigate further impacts and recover tricolored bat populations."
The Fish and Wildlife Service said it would not propose designating critical habitat, which would identify areas where the species could be recovered and restrict development, because it found habitat impacts were not affecting the species.
Habitat conservation plans agreed upon by the agency and landowners could allow development like wind turbines to continue within the tricolored bat's range, per the Fish and Wildlife Service.
More:Desert lizard could be protected by feds from oil and gas 'wreckage' following lawsuit
"The Service has determined that designating critical habitat is not prudent because current or threatened destruction, modification, or curtailment of the species' habitat or range is not having large rangewide effects on the species," read the announcement.
"Furthermore, identifying locations of bat roosts may increase risk of direct harm to tricolored bats or modification and vandalism of their habitat."
The lack of a critical habitat designation drew criticism from the Center for Biological Diversity, with scientist Will Harlan arguing the strongest federal restrictions possible were needed to save the species.
More:Would protecting a rare bird in New Mexico threaten the state's oil and gas drilling?
He said tricolored bats also threatened by climate change and habitat loss from development like logging that reduces the available forest land needed for the bat to survive.
"These bats urgently need their homes protected to stop them from going extinct," Harlan said.
Public comments on the tricolored bat listing were being accepted until Nov. 14, and a public meeting was planned from 4 to 5:30 p.m., Oct. 12. Those interested in attended can register at https://empsi.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_O_8ubU2oRe6TKyrJcL5YLA.
Comments were invited at the meeting, or on regulations.gov, or via mail to Public Comments Processing, Attn: FWS-R5-ES-2021-0163, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, MS: PRB/3W, 5275 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22041–3803.

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Animal Research Success: Multiple Sclerosis
Published9 Mar 2012
Reviewed9 Mar 2012
Author Emily K. Dilger, PhD
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease in which the body's immune system attacks the fatty insulating material (myelin) that surrounds axons in the brain and spinal cord. When the myelin is lost (demyelination), axons cannot effectively conduct electrical signals, so nerve cells are unable to communicate with each other. Since myelin and electrical conduction in nerves also serve to protect nerve cells, nerve axons can die during demyelination.
Multiple sclerosis occurs when the body's immune system mistakenly destroys the myelin sheath covering neurons. Such damage can be seen in brain scans, which are increasingly being used to help diagnose the disease and track its progress. Significant tissue loss (represented by dark areas) is apparent in the brain of a 43-year-old woman (B) who has had multiple sclerosis for 19 years, compared to the brain of a healthy 31-year-old man (A).
Symptoms of MS can include visual disturbance, weakness, and poor coordination, depending on the brain regions affected. In addition, many patients with MS develop progressive paralysis due to axon degeneration. Lost myelin can be replaced naturally (remyelination), but this process is usually incomplete, leaving the axon exposed and vulnerable. Experiments using animals have helped researchers better understand how the disease progresses. This understanding has led to the development of a number of therapies to slow the course of the disease.
The demyelination of MS can be replicated in animals by injecting them with components of myelin. These materials generate an immune response that causes brain inflammation and attacks the animal's myelin. This model, called experimental allergic encephalitis (EAE), can be generated in a variety of animal species and has enabled scientists to understand how myelin is damaged throughout the course of MS. The model has also been valuable in the development of medications, which are currently undergoing clinical trials. These therapeutics modulate or suppress the immune system in patients with MS in an attempt to limit their symptoms.
Effective treatment of MS will also require drugs that repair myelin damage, or promote remyelination. The EAE model is less useful for testing these therapies, as it is difficult to tell if beneficial effects seen from a treatment are due to a reduction of the harmful immune response or myelin repair. Scientists have therefore developed other animal models in which myelin damage is caused by toxins. After the myelin is damaged, the animal's normal myelin repair process begins. Then the effect of drugs designed to accelerate the process can be examined.
The use of various animal models will lead to an increasing number of effective drugs that either limit inflammation or promote repair in MS. Together, these drugs offer hope for real cures of the disease.
Emily K. Dilger, PhD
Emily is the former manager of BrainFacts.org. With a PhD in neuroscience, she is interested in exploring ways in which to engage children in science so as to encourage their life-long curiosity.
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Plaxo and Linkedin news, are the silos slowly getting it?
Original a comment for Robert Scoble's "Plaxo 3.0, the new "Switzerland" of social networks, but…" but it won't let me do so. Well, let's go here again.
If you talk about social software and poking around your friends online, the real benefit of social software is (or should be) to enhance my life. Beyond what can be done offline. One of the great examples for this is what I have in my PDA at the moment – a copy of all my contacts down to every detail they gave me freely in my outlook through Xing's interface. And they recently announced an API to open up their data for developers.
The reason why my order of social networks is Xing, Facebook, Linkedin is very simple.
Facebook does provide me over Linkedin with information much richer – and while "but it is business only" is so last century, the new way facebook allows me to combine both is great. And with additional f8 there is a lot to do with facebook.
But, in the end, when I am online, it does not matter where i get the information. It is relevant when I am offline, and in more cases than not I do not have mobile access because I am not willing to pay international roaming fees for data, especially when I am in the US.
Xing allows me to download all of my contacts into outlook. It is no synchronize, but you can manage and you have the relevant information downloaded on your mobile device.
I am not the only one having asked for a synchro with outlook (after all, not even other systems), but Xing does prefer to "improve" their mobile client. Which, if you see my comment above, is totally beside the point.
It is about integration and synchronisation if online of offline. The times when work was work and you left your private stuff on your home computer is gone. Everyone of us has 2+ devices they want to synchronize and for god's sake, it is 2007.
The standards are there and it still is not working with major clients properly.
If facebook and plaxo can open up the competition, so be it. But I still believe it needs a third party developer like plaxo to do it right, just like back then with intellisync.
But in the long run I agree with Jeremiah – I do not want to tell (as I do at the moment in 3 new systems) everybody over and over again that you are my contact. We've done this a thousand times now.
Can those developers please wake up?
Silo is yesterday. Try it and you will fail. Why does this still has not reached their minds?!
One of the reasons I think FB wins at the moment so strongly in the biz community of english speaking countries is simple: You get a photograph of a person, which you do not get in Linkedin. Something which has irked me for a longer time because I am used to that through Xing and other sites.
And while it is true that many many MANY people in business, especially in higher positions, do not do this "teenager stuff" yet, it is up to the digital elite to recognize that in the past you did not make connections and networking this way. But today?
Look at our behaviour when you go around online, how you use all those tools for keeping in touch and managing your work. Yes, you may still have a workplace where the only access to the outside world is email and www. But guess what – think 10-15 years back when suddenly you where able to send mail everywhere (yes, I remember that time). And what about the web – how often does a person in the workplace use it now?
You need not to be a futurist to see that our most valuable asset is our connection with people. Not tools. Which is why I will not bow down to one service to rule it all. I will play this orchestra of tools as I need them – cherish them if they make my life easier, and banish them if they make my life more complicated. But the most important thing is: I will move on.
See orkut. See Myspace. And it will be with the Linkedins of this world. The only reason until now for me to have a Linkedin account? To actually be able to stay in contact as in remembering what people are doing from the other side of the pond. The rest of my network (and that includes areas like Asia) lies in Xing with all the data they give me as access so I do not need to update them.
Now with facebook I do get two things I have always been missing on Linkedin but gave in for the obvious reason – a photo and contact data. Now they are there, they spread like wildfire and I am going to cancel my linkedin account, right? Wrong. Of course I will keep it open and look at it from time to time, but that is about it. Every time a company like Linkedin wants to impress me with numbers like users I laugh.
The question is who holds the "golden copy" of your PIM data? Plaxo? Xing? Your wireless carrier? I vote for whomever can certify that the data will be protected, secured and backed up. It seems to me that the mobile device being the focus simply because it is always on and available plus there are standards based protocols for syncing. So maybe it's the carrier who holds it? Who do we trust with this incredibly valuable data?
I feel we have very much in common, how we see and use Social Networks and why, Nicole. That is why I set out to build an "open" and "user centric" solution, to make my life easier in this regard, as compared to the Silos and Webcentric approach we see today. The result is eBlizz and the SmartClient we will launch in closed beta very soon.
Do take the time to join in and sign up on http://www.eblizz.com to see what we can do for you!
The question is who holds the ¡°golden copy¡± of your PIM data? Plaxo? Xing? Your wireless carrier? I vote for whomever can certify that the data will be protected, secured and backed up.


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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00404-013-2897-6
Title: Risk factors and midwife-reported reasons for episiotomy in women undergoing normal vaginal delivery
Authors: Wu, L.C.
Malhotra, R.
Allen Jr., J.C.
Lie, D.
Tan, T.C.
Østbye, T.
Keywords: Checklist
Issue Date: Dec-2013
Citation: Wu, L.C., Malhotra, R., Allen Jr., J.C., Lie, D., Tan, T.C., Østbye, T. (2013-12). Risk factors and midwife-reported reasons for episiotomy in women undergoing normal vaginal delivery. Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics 288 (6) : 1249-1256. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00404-013-2897-6
Abstract: Purpose: In Singapore, a developed Asian nation, a relatively high proportion of women undergo episiotomy. We assess risk factors and midwife-reported reasons for episiotomy among women undergoing normal vaginal deliveries (NVDs) conducted by midwives and ascertain the association between episiotomy and degree of perineal tear. Methods: Participants included 77 midwives from a high-volume delivery unit in Singapore. The study had three sequential phases: (1) medical record review of women undergoing NVDs conducted by midwives over a 1-month period to document the proportion with episiotomy; (2) focus group discussions with midwives to form a checklist of reasons for episiotomy; (3) checklist-based documentation of midwife-reported reasons for episiotomy and data collection on maternal, neonatal, practice and midwife factors, and degree of perineal tear among women undergoing NVDs conducted by midwives over a 2-month period. Risk factors for episiotomy were assessed through logistic regression. Results: Primiparity, advanced maternal age, Indian ethnicity, higher birth weight and older midwife age were associated with episiotomy. The most common midwife-reported reason for episiotomy among primiparous women was primiparity (55.1 %), and among multiparous women was fetal distress (20.0 %) and poor maternal effort (20.0 %). All women with episiotomy sustained at least a second-degree perineal tear versus 27.1 % among women without episiotomy. Conclusion: Most midwife-reported reasons for episiotomy were not congruent with international practice guidelines. Women without episiotomy have lesser tears than those with episiotomy. Practice protocols and educational programs are needed to change episiotomy practice. © 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg.
Source Title: Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics


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> آموزشی>زبان انگلیسی>The Smurfs Christmas
The Smurfs Christmas
There's no peace on Earth when Christmas comes to the Smurfs Village, at least not while Gargamel is lurking about
There's no peace on Earth when Christmas comes to the Smurfs Village, at least not while Gargamel is lurking about! In this special collection of frosty fun and frolic, before The Smurfs can stuff their stockings and open their presents, they have to deal with dragons, talking snowmen, grumpy bears, a kidnapped Santa Claus, and a reindeer chase through the starry night sky! It's a race to save Christmas in this Smurfy Holiday treasure for the whole family
PIERRE CULLIFORD, born in Belgium June 25, 1928, was a cartoonist known as Peyo. We can consider ourselves lucky! After Peyo left school in Brussels, he looked in the paper for a job. Two caught his eye: offers for a dental assistant and an illustrator. When he presented himself to the dentist, he was told he was just 15 minutes too late! At the time, Belgium was a hothouse of comic strip artists. Peyo quickly found himself working with some of the most talented, amongst them characters such as his lifelong writing partner Yvan Delporte.
After struggling for some time, he eventually got the break he deserved when he started working for "Le Journal de Spirou." Johan and Peewit were amongst his most popular characters. But in 1958, the Smurfs made their first appearance and went on to become the world-famous characters we now know. Although most cartoon characters are known through their books before becoming TV characters, the opposite was true of the Smurfs in North America.
Papercutz is proud to bring the original Smurfs comics back into print in North America. The United States has finally caught up with the rest of the world in recognizing that comics are a true art form, and that the Smurfs graphic novels are classics. Between the release of the SMURFS graphic novels and two new feature films, the Smurfs are ready to conquer North America all over again! And that's just smurfy!


Like the flower in bloom you are meant to bring beauty to the world and your love is the fragrance you leave.
Standing upon the rock of faith and trust, despite the ledges of fear and uncertainty I find Everything...in my solitude I am One with God.
May you find something or someone to be grateful for today.
All men are like grass and all their glory is like the flowers of the field.
Sometimes you have to walk to the edge and take a leap of Faith into the Unknown.
Mother Ocean it is here beside you that I am reminded of my smallness and yet I Know I am an essential part of the Whole...simply because I Am.
Sometimes life is messy and hard, full of challenge and yet there is beauty in all of it. No matter...remember that you are Divine and you are beautiful.
to what is possible for you and your life.
For therein lies a beacon of Light that leads you home to your Soul.
an island. You are not alone. You are an essential part of the whole Universe.
to this very moment. Feel where you are. Know that this moment will pass never to be again.
No matter the landscape I see beauty...everywhere I look God's glorious gifts are everywhere and I am forever grateful.
are wonderful, beautiful amazing and glorious!
The road is long so breathe, feel, and be all you are meant to be. Embrace the fullness of your life for every moment is a Gift.
are meant to color the world with magnificence.
to your highest self today and every day.
Be the beauty you want to see.
be with you. Peace begins with you and me.
Take a breath. Enjoy the moment.
to the glory of each day and give thanks.
through the seasons of Life with peace.
may you find a new sense of wonder for Life.
that brings beauty and healing to your Life.
and quiet is where I find the answers I seek.
of seasons from fall to winter...slow down, breathe and Be.
the season of letting go.
right here, right now is Life's gift to you.


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Noticia archivada en la categoría: Solidarity | Publicada el 23 November del 2018.
Christmas is approaching, a time to buy gifts and enjoy in family, but also to have a gesture with the most needy people. From MIT School we carry out several solidarity activities in which we involve our students, since we consider that helping in this task is a good learning for them. Until the 20th of December there will be a collection of different foods and cleaning products that will be destined to the shelter Pepe Bravo in Alozaina (check our news page to see which products correspond to each class www.noticias.colegiomit.com). In addition, we will collect toys for the Prendimiento Brotherhood that will go to the neighborhood of Capuchinos. Together we do more!


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We used to sit in the living room and watch the TV together. Nowadays, we still sit in front of the TV set but everyone is busy playing with their tablets and phones instead. The TV show acts like a background sounds to the silence in the living room. Technology is really taking away the social part of our lives. We're somehow connect but disconnected at the same time.
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awww…..that is sad. haha. Our family still spend time in front of TV. That is the only chance we really get to sit together and talk – even if it is just to comment on the current show we are watching.
Technology takes away from our social time when we are physically together. I don't use devices at social events. And I think the use of the devices makes social events much less worthwhile.
But the technology also connects us when we are not physical present and that advantage is tremendous. Overall this advantages exceeds the disadvantages.
The way the internet can help connect like minded people online and then at gatherings is also tremendous.
I wonder how our child generation will be.


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Paris Fashion Week: Givenchy Makes A Bold Statement About The Future Of Menswear
By Bernd Fischer
With Givenchy's return to the Paris men's calendar under artistic director Clare Waight Keller, the French luxury fashion house is making its intentions clear: it's time for menswear to move forward – and Givenchy plans to be at the forefront.
Waight Keller, who first joined the house in 2017, chose to present her first standalone men's collection at Givenchy's haute couture atelier on Avenue George V. The British designer's 17 meticulously selected looks for fall/winter 2019 set the stage for not only what Waight Keller feels of the current zeitgeist, but for how she foresees the future of the brand's men's division.
Drawing from her own experience, Waight Keller cites being inspired by her male friends living in New York in the '90s, who in turn drew their personal style from '70s references. The former decade's mood is evoked through the colour-blocked suits – shades of violet, fuchsia, red, yellow and eclectic blue – grounded by the more classic black, navy and camel hues.
The later decade's influence is revealed in the silhouettes, where slim suit jackets with angular, structured shoulders meet looser, elongated flared pants – or karate trousers. The perfectly cinched waists are a testament to Givenchy's legacy tailoring, but the fusion of sport and casual wear – a windbreaker, puffer jacket, parka, hoodies and sneakers – add just the right amount of contemporary elements. Outwear, boxy and oversized, play with proportions.
Waight Keller's more flamboyant details in the men's offerings allude to Givenchy's existing women's and haute couture collections, as well as the surge in celebrity dressing of stars like Harry Styles and Rami Malek. We welcome these bold moves: a white suit jacket shining with transparent sequins, others with mother-of-pearl buttons, and some embellished with leopard spots. Items in attention-grabbing textures, such as crinkled leather, bonded fabric and microglass hand-beading, emphasise the collection's couture treatment.
Personal standouts include the innovative leathers – the trench coat, biker trousers and accessories, all polished and treated with a slick, petrol-finish. Waight Keller's quest for a "perverse posh" collection, as she called it, is epitomised in these outstanding items.
Footwear further echoed the importance of Givenchy's craftsmanship: menswear staples materialised as a three-buckle monk boot, a mid-calf boot, plus pre-fall's biker boot, altered slightly higher, with patent leather derbies well-suited to the smarter looks.
Waight Keller's new vision of men's sees a return to strong and traditional tailoring techniques, focusing on the house's fortes, like its beautiful cuts and shapes. And as long as the designer is at the helm, menswear will be moving well forward, and with an elevated elegance in true Givenchy style.
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Q: WindowsIdentity and Classic .Net App Pool I have a ASP.NET website that requires my App Pool be the Classic .Net App Pool. The site is running on .NET 3.5 on IIS 7. When I try to get the Active Directory User name of the logged in user:
System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name

I get the following:
IIS APPPOOL\\Classic .NET AppPool

However when I set the app pool to .net 4.0 it returns the logged in username (which is what I want). Am I missing a setting?

A: First of all put this lines inside web.config configuration section:
<authentication mode="Windows"/>
<authorization>
  <deny users="?"/>
</authorization>
<identity impersonate="true"/>

Second go to IIS manager open your web app properties and check following settings for Authentication:
Anonymous Authentication = Disabled,
ASP.NET Impersonation = Enabled (this is not realy required),
Windows Authentication = Enabled
This settings will give you Active Directory User and also impersonate it.

A: If the same code is being used and it works in one application pool and not the other, I would check the application pool's settings.  Look for the Identity attribute.  I imagine, under the  .NET 4.0 pool, you'll have ApplicationPoolIdentity and under the 3.5, you have a hard coded account.
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So it sounds like you aren't really getting the users credentials.  Of course you get the Domain account when you run locally....the process is running under you credentials.  But when you run on another machine, it is running under the credentials of the account that processes the request...until you tell it to impersonate the user.  And even then, you may have to set up Windows Authentication for the site to grab the credentials or use forms authentication with an AD hook to get everything under the current user account.

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The 1967 Icelandic Cup was the eighth edition of the National Football Cup.

It took place between 29 July 1967 and 21 October 1967, with the final played at Melavöllur in Reykjavik. The cup was important, as winners qualified for the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (if a club won both the league and the cup, the defeated finalists would take their place in the Cup Winners' Cup). Teams from the Úrvalsdeild karla (1st division) did not enter until the quarter finals. In prior rounds, teams from the 2. Deild (2nd division), as well as reserve teams, played in one-legged matches. In case of a draw, lots were drawn. From the semi-finals, after a replay, lots were drawn.

KR Reykjavik won their 7th Cup in 8 seasons, beating 2. Deild Vikingur Reykjavik, 3 - 0 in the final.

Preliminary round

First round

Second round

Third round

Quarter finals
 Entrance of 6 clubs from 1. Deild

Semi finals

Final

 KR Reykjavik won their seventh Icelandic Cup and qualified for the 1968–69 European Cup Winners' Cup.

See also

 1967 Úrvalsdeild
 Icelandic Cup

External links
  1967 Icelandic Cup results at the site of the Icelandic Football Federation

Icelandic Men's Football Cup
Iceland
1967 in Iceland

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ФК Темнић 1924 је фудбалски клуб из Варварина, основан 1924. године, и тренутно се такмичи у Зони "Запад", четвртом такмичарском нивоу српског фудбала.

Историја
Рајко Урошевић је 1924. године у Варварин донео прву фудбалску лопту и одмах потом је формиран фудбалски клуб "Јован Курсула" и под тим именом је радио до рата. После Другог светског рата, обновљен је рад али клуб је клуб променио име у ФК "Мирко Томић". Пет година касније поново је проманио име у ФК Темнић, како се и дан данас зове (у једном периоду се звао "Темнић-Липа" када је забележен и један од највећих успеха, пласман у другу по јачини државну лигу). У сезони 2016/17 клуб је остварио свој највећи успех у историји освајањем првог места у Српској лиги Исток и тиме обезбедио пласман у Прву лигу.

Порекло имена клуба
Фудбалски Клуб Темнић 1924 назван је по истоименој области у Расинском округу "Темнић". Назив Темнић настао је према предању, тако што је кнез Лазар, обилазећи своје руднике на висовима Јухора, видео тај предео затегнутим густом маглом и узвикнуо: "Ала је тамнић!"

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Elder Paws Senior Dog Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non profit California organization (EIN# 45-5291667) founded by Cathie Garnier, and dedicated to reducing the number of senior dogs entering the overcrowded kill shelters where they often do not make it out alive. All donations are tax deductible. Elder Paws believes that all dogs have value, regardless of age, health, or owner's financial status.
To provide fixed income pet owners of older companion animals with critical vet care services in an effort to increase pet retention and reduce the number of senior pets entering the shelter system. "Income should never come between a senior dog and their owner".
Because of your Pandora Fund my dog, Roxie, received the critical vet care she needed so badly but that I could not afford to give her. What a relief during my cancer treatment that Roxie and I could stay together…she is my special companion!
Elder Paws Senior Dog Foundation, formerly a senior dog rescue, began offering it's Pandora Fund pet retention program in Sept of 2016 after seeing a critical need in the community that was not being met. In the first 6 months of this innovative program, we assisted 18 pet owners to retain their aging pets, preventing these pets from entering overcrowded public shelters.
While rescues and no kill shelters are critical to addressing the problem once an animal enters the shelter environment pet retention programs, like those in Riverside, Carson, San Bernardino and Santa Barbara, are one of the most effective ways to save lives by reducing the number of pets entering the shelter system to begin with. Until now the Central Valley has offered no such option, despite the overwhelming need.
For many people in the Central Valley, their pets are like family, providing them with a consistent source of love, comfort, and companionship. We believe that senior dogs and their humans have value regardless of income or health status and that the best solution to overcrowded shelters is to keep dogs and their owners together, whenever possible.
According to the CCSPCA 30,000 animals per year enter severely overcrowded Valley shelters, a high percentage of these are senior dogs with age-related health conditions. In 2015 about 65% of those animals were euthanized. In 2016 the Fresno Bee reported that the Central Valley ranked 2nd most impoverished region in the nation; euthanasia rates in this region are alarmingly high. Financial reasons play a huge role in an owner's heart-wrenching decision to surrender their companion animal to a shelter, especially older pets who often have chronic illnesses that are expensive to treat.
While rescues and no-kill shelters are critical to addressing the problem once an animal enters the shelter environment pet retention programs, like those in Riverside, Carson, San Bernardino, and Santa Barbara are one of the most effective ways to save lives by reducing the number of pets entering the shelter system, to begin with. Until now the Central Valley has offered no such option, despite the overwhelming need.
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Most of us spend about 75% of our time working with our horses and their maintenance, and only 25% of our time riding them. I've just read Michelle Staples' book, Save Your Horse! A Horse Owner's Guide to Large Animal Rescue and I believe this book—in addition to its rescue information—is the best basic horse handling manual I have come across in a lifetime of working with horses.
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Whether you're in Barcelona or down on the Costa del Sol, if you have a hankering for some traditional Spanish food, paella is sure to satisfy. Varieties of this sumptuous dish can be found all over the country, where regional ingredients are utilised to give it a unique, local flavour. A rice base is the norm, with meat, seafood or vegetables scattered throughout. It's a great dish for sharing and getting social, and you'll be able to get it no matter where in Spain you travel to.
Paint the town red – quite literally – with one of the highlights of Spain's cultural calendar, La Tomatina. Dating back to 1945, this large-scale food fight sees between 10,000 and 40,000 people get together and take to the streets of Buñol each year to hurl over 100,000 tonnes of tomatoes at each other.
After the festivities die down and you've washed the tomato residue off yourself, you can head to nearby Valencia and try out paella in the city it was invented. La Pepica restaurant on the Valencian promenade – where Ernest Hemingway famously had his first taste of paella – is one of the best places to get the dish.
TC tip: If you're travelling with children, they may prefer La Tomata Infantil, an adapted version for those aged four to 14, with parents taking cover and watching on from behind a fence.
Spain is home to several restaurants with three Michelin stars, but there are perhaps none better than Restaurante Lasarte in Catalonian capital, Barcelona. Holding the triple accolade since 2016 – the first Barcelona eatery to do so – the newly-renovated Lasarte is the brainchild of Martín Berasategui, who holds eight Michelin stars, more than any other Spanish chef.
Italian chef Paolo Casagrande is responsible for the day-to-day operation, and his elegance and creativity is reflected in dishes such as apple millefeuille and European eel. People from across the globe flock to the restaurant to marvel at his aesthetically-excellent presentation, only surpassed by the combination of amazing flavours of the food.
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A blizzard of feeling
Strangers clash during a whiteout in Defunkt's "Brilliant Traces." It's an intoxicating standoff.
May 22, 2019 // THEATER // Bennett Campbell Ferguson
Somewhere in Alaska, a woman knocks on a door. It isn't a polite, casual knock—it's a thunderous banging that reverberates through your body like the pounding of a war drum. Whoever this woman is, she has channeled all of her fear and rage into that knock, as if to say, "Absorb all that I'm feeling. I dare you."
That moment makes for a fearsome start to Defunkt Theatre's production of Brilliant Traces, Cindy Lou Johnson's 1989 play about two wounded souls finding both solace and anguish during a blizzard. It's an appealingly volatile, occasionally mechanical play. In the right hands, it has the power to stir and shock. In the wrong hands, it risks devolving into dramatized therapy.
Elizabeth Jackson and Matt Smith in Defunkt's Brilliant Traces. Photo: Rosemary Ragusa
Which is why it's a relief that the play has come to Defunkt. I've seen the company take audiences to myriad destinations, from Albert Einstein's hotel room to an Iowa high school. Yet one thing has never changed: Defunkt's plays are always driven by explosive emotions and sublime imagery. Brilliant Traces continues that impressive tradition by unleashing two thrillingly in-your-face performances on a set so evocatively wintry that it nearly makes you shiver.
Brilliant Traces stars Elizabeth Jackson (who is also the play's director) as Rosannah Deluce, who arrives at the remote home of Henry Harry (Matt Smith) after her car breaks down during a whiteout. Eschewing formal introductions, she barges through the door and begins bellowing about how she's been living off candy and hasn't been sleeping. Then she helps herself to some pretzels and passes out on the floor.
When Rosannah finally awakens, a new phase of the play begins: war. Trapped by the blizzard in Henry's messy abode, the characters are set on an incendiary collision course. It's Rosannah's operatic outbursts (in one scene, she abruptly goes from meekly allowing Henry to spoon soup into her mouth to berating him for doing so) versus Henry's penchant for selective and passive-aggressive fussiness (he's fine with his own clutter, but he'd rather scorch Rosannah's shoes in the oven than leave than lying on the floor).
As Rosannah and Henry face off, the play begins to reveal the secret traumas that have driven them to the Last Frontier, which is disappointing. Rather than revel in the mesmerizing chaos of the play's early scenes, Johnson follows a predictable narrative playbook: The Dark Pasts of the Characters are teased and slowly unveiled, paving a narrative roadway to healing and redemption that is too predictable and precise to be as affecting as it wants to be.
Yet thanks to the consistently audacious work of the cast and crew, I wasn't especially bothered by the story's tidiness. I was pretty busy marveling at, among other things, Kyra Sanford's set design, which conveys a visceral sense of lostness. Henry may be the one who says that whiteouts are so disorienting that they cause people to try to step into the sky, but it's Sanford who translates that feeling into visual terms. By surrounding the set with mounds upon mounds of white cloth (all of it lumpy and jammed together) she creates the sense that we, like Rosannah and Henry, are adrift in a pale void.
Jackson and Smith, up close. Photo: Rosemary Ragusa
It's a scary place, albeit one with fine company. I was wowed by Smith when I saw him star in Shakespeare's Richard III at the now-shuttered Post5 Theatre and I'm happy to report that he's just as compelling as a persnickety loner as he was as a grandly malevolent monarch. As for Jackson, let's just say that it would take a superhuman writer to create a role that she couldn't play. Rosannah may be in existential shambles, but Jackson imbues her with the same inner and outer ferocity that she displayed last year while playing an MMA fighter in Defunkt's Girl in the Red Corner (to watch her get in Smith's face and stare down at him with a look that could paralyze a panther is to see the very idea of power encapsulated in a single moment).
So what would Brilliant Traces be worth without Jackson and Smith? I don't know. But I am sure that while it's a play of mixed potential, the performances are so intoxicating that you'll want to get lost in the storm with Rosannah and Henry, never to return.
Brilliant Traces is at Defunkt Theatre, 4319 S.E. Hawthorne Blvd., through June 8. Ticket and schedule information here.
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Q: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'void androidx.lifecycle.MutableLiveData.setValue(java.lang.Object)' on a null object reference (Android Kotlin) Sorry for the long title, however, I am unsure where this error is at in my code, however, I do suspect the error lies in the implementation of the liveData and Observation.
The app which I am working on is an Unscrambler word app where users have to unscramble the letters displayed on the fragment. My code so far consists of 2 Kotlin classes listed below, a fragment and a ViewModel class.
I have currently assigned the variable _currentScrambledWord as a MutableLiveData<String>() and utilised the backing property in ViewModel.kt
private val _currentScrambledWord = MutableLiveData<String>()
val currentScrambledWord: LiveData<String>
    get() = _currentScrambledWord

I then tried to attach an observer to the GameFragment using the code below.
viewModel.currentScrambledWord.observe(viewLifecycleOwner,
        { newWord -> binding.textViewUnscrambledWord.text = newWord
        })

From what I understand the LiveData simplifies the process of retrieving data from the ViewModel reducing the amount of code needed.
Here is the error I found in Logcat
Attempt to invoke virtual method 'void androidx.lifecycle.MutableLiveData.setValue(java.lang.Object)' on a null object reference

The error lines in the logcat is as follows
at com.example.android.unscramble.ui.game.GameViewModel.getNextWord(GameViewModel.kt:57)
at com.example.android.unscramble.ui.game.GameViewModel.<init>(GameViewModel.kt:18)
at com.example.android.unscramble.ui.game.GameFragment.getViewModel(GameFragment.kt:39)
at com.example.android.unscramble.ui.game.GameFragment.onViewCreated(GameFragment.kt:76)

Viewmodel.kt
class GameViewModel:ViewModel() {

private var wordsList: MutableList<String> = mutableListOf()
private lateinit var currentWord: String

init {
    Log.d("GameFragment", "GameViewModel created!")
    getNextWord()
}

private var _score = 0
val score: Int
    get() = _score

private var _currentWordCount = 0
val currentWordCount: Int
    get() = _currentWordCount

private var _currentScrambledWord = MutableLiveData<String>()
val currentScrambledWord: LiveData<String>
    get() = _currentScrambledWord

private fun increaseScore() {
    _score += SCORE_INCREASE
}

fun isUserWordCorrect(playerWord: String): Boolean {
    if (playerWord.equals(currentWord, true)) {
        increaseScore()
        return true
    }
    return false
}

private fun getNextWord() {
    currentWord = allWordsList.random()
    val tempWord = currentWord.toCharArray()
    tempWord.shuffle()

    while (String(tempWord).equals(currentWord, false)) {
        tempWord.shuffle()
    }
    if (wordsList.contains(currentWord)) {
        getNextWord()
    } else {
        _currentScrambledWord.value = String(tempWord)
        ++_currentWordCount
        wordsList.add(currentWord)
    }
}
fun nextWord(): Boolean {
    return if (currentWordCount < MAX_NO_OF_WORDS) {
        getNextWord()
        true
    } else false
}

override fun onCleared() {
    super.onCleared()
    Log.d("GameFragment", "GameViewModel destroyed!")
}

fun reinitializeData() {
    _score = 0
    _currentWordCount = 0
    wordsList.clear()
    getNextWord()
}

}

GameFragment.kt
class GameFragment : Fragment() {

private val viewModel: GameViewModel by viewModels()

// Binding object instance with access to the views in the game_fragment.xml layout
private lateinit var binding: GameFragmentBinding

// Create a ViewModel the first time the fragment is created.
// If the fragment is re-created, it receives the same GameViewModel instance created by the
// first fragment

override fun onCreateView(
    inflater: LayoutInflater, container: ViewGroup?,
    savedInstanceState: Bundle?
): View {
    binding = GameFragmentBinding.inflate(inflater, container, false)
    Log.d("GameFragment1", "GameFragment created/re-created!")

    return binding.root
}

override fun onViewCreated(view: View, savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
    super.onViewCreated(view, savedInstanceState)

    Log.d("OnViewCreated", "OnViewCreated working")
    // Setup a click listener for the Submit and Skip buttons.
    binding.submit.setOnClickListener { onSubmitWord() }
    binding.skip.setOnClickListener { onSkipWord() }
    // Update the UI

    binding.score.text = getString(R.string.score, 0)
    binding.wordCount.text = getString(
            R.string.word_count, 0, MAX_NO_OF_WORDS)

    viewModel.currentScrambledWord.observe(viewLifecycleOwner,
        { newWord -> binding.textViewUnscrambledWord.text = newWord
        })
}

/*
* Checks the user's word, and updates the score accordingly.
* Displays the next scrambled word.
*/

private fun onSubmitWord() {
    val playerWord = binding.textInputEditText.text.toString()

    if (viewModel.isUserWordCorrect(playerWord)) {
        setErrorTextField(false)
        if (!viewModel.nextWord()) {
            showFinalScoreDialog()
        }
    } else {
        setErrorTextField(true)
    }
}

/*
 * Skips the current word without changing the score.
 * Increases the word count.
 */
private fun onSkipWord() {
    if (viewModel.nextWord()) {
        setErrorTextField(false)

    } else {
        showFinalScoreDialog()
    }
}

/*
 * Gets a random word for the list of words and shuffles the letters in it.
 */
private fun getNextScrambledWord(): String {
    val tempWord = allWordsList.random().toCharArray()
    tempWord.shuffle()
    return String(tempWord)
}

/*
 * Re-initializes the data in the ViewModel and updates the views with the new data, to
 * restart the game.
 */

private fun showFinalScoreDialog() {
    MaterialAlertDialogBuilder(requireContext())
        .setTitle(getString(R.string.congratulations))
        .setMessage(getString(R.string.you_scored, viewModel.score))
        .setCancelable(false)
        .setNegativeButton(getString(R.string.exit)) { _, _ ->
            exitGame()
        }
        .setPositiveButton(getString(R.string.play_again)) { _, _ ->
            restartGame()
        }
        .show()

}

private fun restartGame() {
    viewModel.reinitializeData()
    setErrorTextField(false)

}

/*
 * Exits the game.
 */
private fun exitGame() {
    activity?.finish()
}

/*
* Sets and resets the text field error status.
*/
private fun setErrorTextField(error: Boolean) {
    if (error) {
        binding.textField.isErrorEnabled = true
        binding.textField.error = getString(R.string.try_again)
    } else {
        binding.textField.isErrorEnabled = false
        binding.textInputEditText.text = null
    }
}

/*
 * Displays the next scrambled word on screen.
 */

override fun onDetach() {
    super.onDetach()
    Log.d("GameFragment", "GameFragment destroyed!")
}
}

A: Initialization in Kotlin happens in the order written (top to bottom). Because your init block is listed before you initialize _currentScrambledWord, it is null when you try to use it in init. You should move the init block to the end of the class definition, so it is at least after the LiveData, something like this:
private var wordsList: MutableList<String> = mutableListOf()
private var currentWord: String = "" // doesn't have to be lateinit if you always set it in "init" - better yet, just put a default

private var _score = 0
val score: Int
    get() = _score

private var _currentWordCount = 0
val currentWordCount: Int
    get() = _currentWordCount

private var _currentScrambledWord = MutableLiveData<String>()
val currentScrambledWord: LiveData<String>
    get() = _currentScrambledWord

// other stuff

// init at the very bottom
init {
    Log.d("GameFragment", "GameViewModel created!")
    getNextWord()
}

Have a look here for some additional context.


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Trailer Talk: 'Lebanon' (aka 'Levanone')
— by BEV QUESTAD —
"On June 6, 1982, at 6:15 a.m., I killed a man for the first time in my life. I was 20 years old."
Better than the trailer is Samuel Maoz's essay on why he made this film. Back in 1982, when Israel invaded Lebanon, Maoz — an Israeli tank gunner in the Armored Corps — was confined in a baking tank rolling into a PLO (Palestinian Liberation Organization) controlled village. He had been sent to an area of Lebanon that was rife with resistance.
He writes, "When I returned, my mother embraced me, weeping and expressing her gratitude to my deceased father, to God and to all who watched over me and returned me home safe and sound. At the time, she did not realize that I did not come home safe and sound. In fact, I did not come home at all. She had no idea that her son had died in Lebanon and that she was now embracing an empty shell."
Writing the script for this film was an attempt to save himself. Maoz writes: "When a person feels he has nothing to lose, he takes chances. That's how I felt in early 2007 when I started to write the script for "Lebanon." I had hit rock bottom and decided to go all the way. This time, I would not run away from the smell, but would let it take me to the blurry scenes. I would put them in focus, dive right in and cope with it all!"
"Lebanon" takes place from the perspective of four panicked boys sweltering in a tank. The trailer shows the steaming tension of this situation through the superb dripping hot, scared expressions on the four-member tank crew. We quickly figure out that these metal boxes have no air conditioning — a survival issue in the baking Middle East. Added to this uncomfortableness is the fact that like the four boys in the tank, the viewer is privy to only two environments, inside the tank and the view the gunner can see on the outside.
Maoz's goal was to provide a way both the actors and viewers could actually re-live his battle experience. So his cameras are there in the tank peering through the gunsite. The percussion soundtrack heightens the tension and fear for these four boys in a box surrounded by an inhospitable environment.
Maoz writes, "I wanted to talk about emotional wounds, to tell the story of a slaughtered soul, a story that was not to be found in the body of the plot, but derived from deep within it. How the hell could I put that on film? I realized I would have to shatter some basic principles and bend several rigid cinematic fixtures, creating a total experience instead of building a plot. The decision to make an experiential movie gave rise to the cinematic concept."
Already winning three awards from film festivals, this film from Israeli eyes on their participation in the 50-year mid-east conflict should provide some fresh perspectives on the casualties of battle experience.
Writer and Director: Samuel Maoz
Producer: Uri Sabag
Director of Photography: Gloria Bejach
Cast: Cast: Yoav Donat, Itay Tiran, Oshri Cohen, Michael Moshonov, Zohar Strauss
Special Effects: Pini Klavir
Studio: Sony Pictures Classics
Language: English subtitles
Awards: Winner: Golden Lion 2009 Venice Film Festival
Official Selection: 2009 Toronto Film Festival
Official Selection: 2009 New York Film Festival
Release: Aug. 6, 2010, in NYC and Aug. 8, 2010, in LA
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Posted 29 Jul 2010 by Bev Questad in Posters & Trailers
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Pitt's Board of Trustees approved the University's $2.1 billion operating budget for the 2016-2017 fiscal year Monday.
Chancellor Patrick Gallagher sent an email to the Pitt community Wednesday afternoon detailing some of the decisions made in the approved budget. The decisions include tuition increases, a one percent budget reduction in Pitt's education and general budget and a 1.5 percent pay pool to support salary increases for faculty and staff.
The tuition schedule approved by the Board includes a 2.3 increase for in-state students and a 2.75 increase for out-of-state students on Pitt's Oakland campus. Tuition for students at Pitt's regional campuses will increase 1.9 percent. These have been the smallest tuition increases on the main campus in 41 years and the first increase in two years at the regional campuses, Gallagher said in the email.
The budget also includes a 0.5 percent pay raise pool to address needs of Pitt employees with "satisfactory or greater achievement" performance evaluations who have a compensation of less than $45,000 annually. Another 0.5 percent pool will go toward supporting "merit, market and equity needs" of faculty.
September paychecks retroactive to July 1 will include compensation increases.


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MMA Standardizing Mobile Display; Ad Targeting At Yahoo!; Driving Premium Yield At Facebook
by Nate Neal // Monday, March 12th, 2012 – 12:40 am
Here's today's AdExchanger.com news round-up... Want it by email? Sign-up here.
Standards For Mobile Display
Mobile Marketing Association chief Greg Stuart discusses the new standardization efforts (known as "The Universal Mobile Ad Package") going on within his industry organization - a process with which he's familiar from his past experience at the IAB. In an interview, Stuart discusses the outcome as Chief Marketer reports, "The Universal Mobile Ad Package consists of three small sizes geared to feature phones - 120 x 20 pixels, 168 x 28, and 216 x 36 – and three sizes of banner ads for use with the larger screens common to smartphones – 300 x 250 pixels, 300 x 50 and 320 x 50." Read more. Stuart wants marketers to help drive adoption by asking their agencies, "Are you following these guidelines in creating my campaigns – or are you wasting my money on stuff that isn't critical to moving my business forward?"
Ad Targeting At Yahoo!
From his personal blog, Greg Linden points to a new research paper from Yahoo! called "Web-Scale User Modeling for Targeting" that will be presented at an upcoming research conference. Linden summarizes, "The researchers describe a system used in production at Yahoo that does daily builds of large user profiles. Each profile contains tens of thousands of features that summarize the interests of each user from the web pages they have viewed, searches they made, and ads they have viewed, clicked on, and converted (bought something) on. They explain how important it is to use conversions, not just ad clicks, to train the system..." Read more. And, download the paper (PDF).
The Next Big Platform
CEO Amir Mir says the next big platform is virtual currency in an opinion piece on TechCrunch. And, he claims the ad industry is leading the charge: "The advertising industry has already seized the opportunity. Currently, if you're playing poker on your iPhone you can earn virtual currency to use in the game by installing an advertiser's mobile app. Advertisers have also begun rewarding consumers with virtual currency if they're willing to watch a video advertisement. In the future advertisers will be able to create any action however simple or sophisticated and tie it to a virtual currency reward." This is the next, digital stage of couponing or loyalty cards - and it will all be data-driven. Read it.
SXSW Ads
On Digiday, Brian Morrissey looks at the SXSW buzz around the intersection of ads and startups - and finds little. In fact, he thinks "a successful SXSW for most startups isn't connecting with the brands and agencies critical to their long-term business success. There is no long term for these outfits. Instead it's about capturing the in-crowd buzz and impressing venture capitalists until the flip." Read more.
CMOs Just Wing It
New research by Columbia Business School says that in spite of talking a good game regarding careful research for a marketing plan, CMOs depend on historical data and a wing and a prayer. Ad Age's Jack Neff summarizes, "The state of the art remains surprisingly primitive, according to the survey, in which half of respondents didn't include any financial outcome when defining marketing ROI, and 22% use the most basic measure -- brand awareness -- to gauge marketing ROI without necessarily determining even whether the awareness is positive." Read more. Neff points out that marketing effectiveness metrics these days aren't so effective, so maybe they can't be blamed?
Mobile Ad P-Word
More Platforms - Flurry, which provides a range of mobile capabilities from analytics to monetization, announced on Friday Flurry AppSpot, claiming it as "the first data-powered app advertising platform." Flurry and many others are driving deeper into the mobile ad space (mobile web and app) with targeting solutions as the limitations around the mobile, targeting cookie present challenges to marketers who are ready to spend more - but lack effective segmentation. Read Flurry's release. Flurry says that it's ready to help mobile publishers with sales services, yield optimization and free ad serving.
Facebook Premium Yield
BlinQ Media CEO Dave Williams discusses "Why Facebook is abandoning 'likes' for Sponsored Stories" on iMedia Connection. He writes, "The new emphasis on turning posts into ads will encourage more users to interact with brands' most engaging content. Sponsored Stories will piggyback on that to drive even more engagement, consumer influence, and interaction, and at the same time help to improve Facebook's yield. Sponsored Stories yield an average effective CPM premium of 60 percent, and advertiser results can far outperform that premium, so the shift to this strategy makes great sense." Read more.
The Google Network
Google's content creation efforts are paying off through partners on YouTube says The New York Times. "By introducing a layer of content closer to television than home video, YouTube believes, it will attract a steadier stream of viewers and advertisers, and the company is spending more than $100 million to help develop the channels," writes The NYT's Ben Sisario. Read it. Is this the beginning of the YouTube cable effort?
Crowdsourcing The Performance Agency
Facebook and search PPC marketplace Trada (AdExchanger Q&A 2010) was featured in The Business Insider late last week as the startup's CEO Niel Robertson offered up some stats to TBI regarding the crowdsourced contractors who implement campaigns through the Trada system: "'We now have a number of contractors making $65,000 a year and two making $200,000 a year,' says Robertson. Trada itself takes a 25 percent cut. This isn't an Amazon Mechanical Turk knock off, either. Most of the contractors are in the United States." Read more. And, see the company's indoor beach and tiki bar.
But Wait. There's More!
Digitas Has Largest Agency Presence at SXSW - AdRants
Facebook Co-Founder Takes Stake in New Republic (subscription) - The Wall Street Journal
Peer39 Data Helping Dedicated Media Customers Drive 500% Lift In Click-Through Rate - press release
Yext CEO, Howard Lerman, on BloombergTV (video) - Yext blog
SavingStar Raises $9 Million in Bid to Replace Paper Coupons - Ad Age
YD Launches New Trading Platform - press release


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Ranjhe is a village in the Punjab province of Pakistan. It is located at 33°6'0N 72°32'46E with an altitude of 410 metres (1348 feet).

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More Maha info (set sched, food, booze); The Good Life streams new album…
Category: Blog — Tags: Maha Music Festival 2015, The Good Life — @ 12:47 pm August 11, 2015
Speedy Ortiz at SXSW, March 18, 2015. The band plays at The Maha Music Festival Aug. 15.
Maybe it's because Maha is Saturday, but it's a dead week show-wise. I mean nothing's going on (unless there's a show under the radar I don't know about (which is very possible)).
That lack of shows allows you to scratch together $50 for your Maha ticket. I've had three people in the past three days contact me via the internet asking what the Maha set schedule is — three people who apparently don't know how to use the internet, because the Maha set schedule has been at mahamusicfestival.com for weeks now.
So for those lazy few unwilling to click the above link and scroll down, here's this year's Maha Music Festival set schedule:
Noon Gates Open
12:00 BOTH
12:40 FREAKABOUT
1:15 Ex Hex
2:05 Alvvays
2:55 The Jayhawks
4:00 All Young Girls Are Machine Guns
4:35 Vintage Paisley (Omaha Girls Rock)
4:50 Wavves
5:55 Speedy Ortiz
6:50 Atmosphere
8:00 The Good Life
9:00 Purity Ring
10:20 Modest Mouse
Midnight Show Over – See you in 2016!
I'm told there may be a secret "special guest" joining The Jayhawks, whose set is pretty early in the day. In fact, my favorite band of the festival — Alvvays — plays right before The Jayhawks at 2:05 p.m., and indie darling Ex-Hex is right before that. At first blush you might say, "I would have scheduled both those bands later in the day," but perhaps Maha has finally taken my advice and scheduled a couple quality national bands early in an effort to get people to Stinson Park earlier in the day. Now let's hope the heat index is somewhere below 100 degrees.
Maha today sent out a press release that lists this year's food and booze vendors. Not a bad selection (though I would have loved to see LaCasa on the list):
To Eat: Big Daddy's Donuts, Country Sno, Hy-Vee, Jones Bros, Kebobs Gyros and Brats, Mangia Italiana, and Voodoo Taco. For VIP only: Kitchen Table and Dante Pizzeria.
To Drink: Boulevard Brewing Company (hopefully the beer backpack dudes will be back), Pabst Blue Ribbon, Mike's Hard Lemonade, Mike's Palm Breeze Ruby Red, Angry Orchard, Red Bull, Coors Light, Pepsi Products (boo! Where's my Dr. Pepper?) and that old favorite Mixed Cocktail.
The Good Life have a prime slot at Maha, going on at 8 p.m. The band's new album, Everybody's Coming Down, is being streamed in its entirety at Stereogum (but actually on YouTube, below). Listen to the whole damn thing prior to its Aug. 14 drop date and read about the album in my interview with the band.


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What Can North Wales Caravan Parks Provide To Visitors?
A Caravan Park or Motorhome Park is a place where people can take their Caravan or Motorhome, and stay overnight or for longer periods of time as required. They will have to pay for their allocated space (called a pitch), but in return will be given access to the park's facilities while they are staying there. North Wales is home to several Caravan Parks, and some of these also provide permanent holiday homes and pitches for tents as well.
North Wales Caravan Parks are immensely popular places for people to holiday in the UK, due to their geographical location and the abundance of beautiful natural scenery in the local area. Many Caravan Parks provide facilities for holiday makers to use when they are staying there, and these tend to include: an electricity supply, water connection, waste water connection, Digital TV, Sky TV, showers, toilets, washroom cubicles, and a dishwashing area. Many holiday parks also offer special provisions for babies and handicapped people as well.
Obviously, the facilities and amenities available in the various North Wales Camping Parks will vary, and you will find that the prices of these parks vary too. Some Caravan Parks provide deluxe touring pitches that are fully hard standing and have Wi-Fi Broadband across the whole park as well. In parks such as these, one can also expect to find a comprehensive amenity building with complete washing and laundry facilities, including showers. On the recreational side, a few parks will offer heated indoor swimming pools along with adventure themed play parks for the children, licensed restaurants and bars, coffees shops, games room and a hair and beauty salon.
Caravan Parks in North Wales do not lag behind in their retail offerings either, with a variety of shops and boutiques available for you to browse. From giftware and crafts to caravan accessory shops there is something for everyone - and even a mini-market to enable you to stock up on any supplies you need. People who like to partake in sporting activities are catered for as well, with numerous facilities such as cycle paths, badminton court, table tennis, and fishing ponds being available for them. Many caravan parks also organize their own activities in which visitors can take part, and will also be very knowledgeable about local attractions that holidaymakers should visit in order to add a bit of history to their caravanning holiday!
There are a huge number of North Wales caravan sites, and each has their own charm and level of hospitality to enhance this charm. Prices can vary from park to park, as accommodation varies - for example, a standard pitch will cost you less than a deluxe pitch but sometimes it is worth paying a little more to get access to the amenities associated with a deluxe pitch. A holiday at one of the many caravan sites in North Wales will allow you to recharge your batteries by forgetting all about the city hustle and bustle. Make sure you book your preferred site as early as possible, though, as they are very popular and you don't want to be spending hours searching for the perfect pitch for your holiday.


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Prodiaphania victoriae är en tvåvingeart som först beskrevs av Malloch 1936.  Prodiaphania victoriae ingår i släktet Prodiaphania och familjen parasitflugor. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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entertaining on a large scale.
The property is in a very quiet and protected location, it is not overlooked and offers absolute privacy.
The property was built in 2014 and has the hghest quality fixtures, fittings and finishings.
On the first floor there is the master bedroom and a further guest bedroom.
The second floor has two bedrooms, a bathroom and a TV snug.
There is a stuning vaulted wine cellar.
In the grounds there is a heated swimming pool and a charming stone annex for guests.


The winners of the Cedarburg Artists Guild's annual juried exhibit at the Cedarburg Cultural Center have been announced.
The exhibit was juried by Kathryn E. Martin-Meurer and Josie Osborne.
Blue ribbons were awarded to Mary Mendla for her oil and cold wax paintings, Phillip Stockton for his digital photographs and Lynn Rix for her oil paintings.
Red ribbons were awarded to Ramona Person for her graphite drawings, Amy Soczka for her acrylic paintings, Susan Rice for her monoprints, Barbara McHugh for her photographs and Laura Weber for her handmade baskets.
The exhibit and sale at the center continues through Sunday, Oct. 14.
The guild is comprised of about 260 artists from Ozaukee and Washington counties, and it has held an annual exhibit for more than 30 years.
The center at W62 N546 Washington Ave. is open from 10 a.m., to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and noon to 4 p.m. Sundays.


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Front cover and tag from Kracalactaka, ibc and bc fills edited by a nonny moose.
The rest edited by Dave H.
From a damaged and incomplete book in the JVJ collection.
Comic Story (5 pages) Oh, Lucky Day!


The City of Morden By-Law 20-94 deals with regulating the placement of Garage Sale Signs within the city limits. Garage sale signs can be picked up at the Morden Civic Centre office. The following list of rules cover some of the points in the by-law. For more information you can download the whole by-law.
Signs can be placed on the garage sales notice board in the parking lot on North Railway Street, west of the 55+ Activity Centre and across the street from Boundary Trails Dental Office.
One sign is allowed to be placed on your property the day before and the day of the garage sale.
You are not allowed to put any sign on or over a street (sign) or upon a structure, utility pole, traffic control device, tree or vehicle in a street.
Garage sale signs are not to be placed on street corners.
You do have another option that offers extra advertising. An Annual City Wide Garage Sale, which is not organized by the City of Morden, but by a resident who volunteers to do it. The current details will be posted below with up to date information each year – closer to the time of the sale.
There will not be a City-Wide Garage Sale scheduled for 2015.


For the sprint from 21 untill 25 september we will need a logo. For t-shirts, folders and tattoos.
We would like to thank Daan Veldhuizen for designing the logo.
After careful consideration we have decided to use last year's logo with a new date, we hope you like it!