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El Castillo de Rubí es un castillo situado en la población de Rubí, en el Vallés Occidental. Se encuentra intacto y en buen estado. Cercano a su ubicación se ha podido demostrar por unas excavaciones arqueológicas una ocupación humana de un poblado ibérico. El edificio actual del Castillo está compuesto de tres cuerpos, oeste (parte noble), norte y este, que rodean un patio en la parte sur.

Historia
Entre 1989 y 1990 el arqueólogo medievalista Josep Maria Vila hizo un estudio del castillo y de su cronología, aunque distinguiendo varias fases.

Fase 0 (986-1233)
Corresponde a la fortaleza que se levantaba a unos 200 m al oeste de los restos de la ermita de Sant Genís.

Fase 1 (1233-s. XIV)
La fase 1 arranca del año 1233, cuando Berenguer de Rubí pide permiso a Jaime I el Conquistador para construir una domus para defenderse de sus enemigos. Sería una casa de planta en forma de L concebido como residencia del señor de Rubí.

En 1361 la familia Torrelles convirtió la casa en su castillo y se abandonó definitivamente la fortaleza de Sant Genís. El edificio fue ampliado y presentaba un aspecto de fortificación militar donde vive el encargado de hacer cumplir las órdenes del señor. Fue concebido como el punto de defensa del término de Rubí y como centro de administración feudal.

Fase 2 ()
La fase 2 arrancaría de finales del , cuando la jurisdicción civil y militar que ostenta el señor de Rubí pasa de los Torrelles a manos del rey Juan I. Como consecuencia de la abolición de estas jurisdicciones, el edificio pasa a convertirse en residencia señorial y pierde su carácter militar anterior. De esta época () es la fecha de la puerta de acceso al balcón que da al patio y el cuerpo E, con sus almenas (hoy sólo se pueden ver desde el patio), los elegantes ventanales góticos y las pinturas murales en el interior, muy deterioradas, y que representaban sobre todo barcos.

Fase 3 (siglos -)
En la fase 3 el castillo es transformado en una masía, pero no se operan grandes cambios en su estructura.

Fase 4 ()
A principios del , el castillo sigue siendo una casa de campo más donde vivían los colonos. Se construyó un tejado de una sola vertiente en el cuerpo E, lo que hizo que desapareciesen las almenas de la pared oriental, y se rellenaron los espacios entre los que se levantaban, en la pared occidental que lo habían coronado.

Fase 5 (siglos -)
Finalmente, en la fase 5 del edificio sufre una serie de derribos de paredes y se degrada notablemente. Pasó sucesivamente a manos de varias familias, hasta que en 1983 fue adquirido por el Ayuntamiento de Rubí, que realizó reformas para adecuarlo a usos culturales (creación del Castillo-Ecomuseo urbano), aunque operando grandes cambios en su estructura arquitectónica y destruyendo algunos elementos de interés arqueológico y arquitectónico.

Véase también
 Anexo:Bienes de interés cultural de la provincia de Barcelona
 Anexo:Castillos de España
 Museo Municipal. El Castillo-Ecomuseo Urbano

Bibliografía
 DDAA: "Castell de Rubí", Els Castells Catalans, vol. II, Rafael Dalmau, 1969, p. 99-106 (en catalán)
 Casas, Miquel, i Ponce, Núria: "El llinatge dels Torrelles i les seves possessions", BGCMR, 45, desembre de 2001, p. 15-51 (en catalán)
 Ferran i Gómez, Domènec, i Moro i Garcia, Antoni: "La pisa decorada catalana procedent del castell de Rubí", BGCMR, 34, març de 1991, p. 136-145 (en catalán)
 Margenat i Ribas, F.: "Notes històriques del Rubí medieval (ss. IX-XV)", BGCMR, 6, setembre de 1982, p. 119-120 (en catalán)
 Margenat i Ribas, Francesc: "El castell de Rubí", BGCMR, 24, març de 1987, p. 216-221 (en catalán)
 Margenat i Ribas, Francesc: "Rubí a l'època alt medieval", BGCMR, 39, MARÇ de 1995, p. 297-306 (en catalán)
 Margenat i Ribas, Francesc: "Els Torrelles i el castell de Rubí", BGCMR, 45, desembre de 2001, p. 9-14 (en catalán)
 Merino, Joan Miquel: "Sant Pere de Rubí a través de la documentació antiga, dels segles X, XI, XII i XIII", BGCMR, 6, setembre de 1982, p. 114-118 (en catalán)
 Miret i Sans, J.: Itinerari del rei Jaume I, el Conqueridor, Barcelona, 1918 (en catalán)
 Vila i Carabassa, Josep M.: "Estudi histórico-arqueològic del castell de Rubí", BGCMR, 36, març de 1993 (monogràfic) (en catalán)
 Vilalta i Martínez, Jordi: "Monuments rubinencs que cal conservar", BGCMR, 7, desembre de 1982, p. 137-142 (en catalán)
 Vilalta i Martínez, Jordi: "Epíleg: el castell de Rubí després dels Torrelles", BGCMR, 45, desembre de 2001, p. 52-53 (en catalán)

Enlaces externos

 Ayuntamiento de Rubí
 Castell de Rubí

Rubí
Castillos de Cataluña del siglo X
Yacimientos íberos de Cataluña
Rubí (Barcelona)

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February 3, 2003 by Scott Jameson
2003 marks the 25th year that Dave Frisina has been 'turning it up' at 95X. Mike Parrish, managing director of the industry trade publication Friday Morning Quarterback, recently talked with Frisina about his longevity, a shift in direction for the station, and his thoughts on when the S.U. Orangemen might win a national title...Q&A: WAQX's Dave Frisina
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WAQX/Syracuse APD Dave Frisina is one of the few people in radio that can say he has spent his entire career with one station. Moving north from Long Island to central New York in 1978, he started doing weekends for "95X." Twenty-five years and many management changes later, Frisina is still on the 95X airwaves, where he has handled everything from station mascot to overnights to a tenure as PD.
What has been keeping Frisina busy most recently is helping oversee a change at the Citadel rocker that will mean a focus on more currents and recurrents, moving 95X forward out of its Mainstream Rock roots and into an Active Rock direction. While still a work in progress, Frisina says they will have fully transformed the music and imaging in time for the spring book. Regardless of direction, citizens of central New York will still be tuning into 95.7 FM and hearing 95X ask them to do the same thing they have for the past quarter century - Turn It Up!
How has 95X survived 25 years of changes in Rock 'N Roll trends?
We meet our audience's expectations, balance our music library with compatible currents, adjust to market changes, remain highly visible in the community and know all the appropriate cliches.
What events do you have planned for 95X's 25th anniversary?
A quiet romantic dinner, then into the jacuzzi. Actually, we're planning on an extended, multi-pronged spectacular extravaganza to fully capture the magnitude of remaining in format for a quarter of a century! Or, whatever we can put together with trade.
How do you balance your airshift and programming duties?
As APD, I have a five hour show six days a week, host an hour-long local music show Sunday nights, voice-track a five hour afternoon drive show weekdays for [sister Classic Rock] WIII/Ithaca, plus I'm responsible for 95X station imaging. Then, twice a week, there are music meetings with PD Bob O'Dell. Overall, get in early and learn how to juggle.
What is your take on the radio/record industry relationship in 2003?
Keep the lines of communication open and remember that one hand washes another.
What is the defining Rock 'N Roll moment of your career?
Living on site and broadcasting my show each day from Woodstock '99 was interesting. Overall, the vast majority of media reports were slanted, misinformed, and, in some cases, blatantly deceptive. Being able to have the access to properly convey the musical experiences, festival environment and personal observations was a professional rush. It was a huge contrast in atmosphere and technical support from the '94 version where I was calling in reports from a cell-phone in a pup tent behind the South Stage, which held its own 'special' memories.
What new artists do you see breaking out in 2003?
I'm particularly partial to a band called Simplelife (fronted by Mike Frisina). Otherwise, Socialburn seems to be developing a good buzz, Taproot is poised to take it to the next level and Audioslave will continue to be a total no-brainer.
What are the best and worst things about Syracuse?
Best: Syracuse University basketball and lacrosse, cost of living, and local music scene.
Worst: "Wind chill factor" and "lake effect snow."
Will the Orangemen ever win a college hoops title?
If they did, I'd have nothing to look forward to. But through my orange-colored glasses, they are a year away from a real shot.
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Сад Скульптуры — сквер в центре Выборга, расположенный между улицами Акулова, Вокзальной, Куйбышева и Ленинградским шоссе.

История
В течение длительного периода времени на месте нынешнего сквера размещался жилой квартал — часть Петербургского форштадта, предместья Выборгской крепости, образовавшегося в первой половине XVIII века. Окончательно очертания квартала оформились в конце XIX века, когда в соответствии с генеральным планом 1861 года территория форштадта была включена в состав города. До конца 1930-х годов этот участок был застроен одно- двухэтажными домами жилого и коммерческого назначения. Генеральным планом Выборга 1929 года, разработанным архитектором О.-И. Меурманом, предполагалась перепланировка участка с прокладкой через него улицы Мюллюмяенкату, части проектировавшейся широкой автомагистрали по направлению к Вокзальной площади; в связи с этим квартал не застраивался многоэтажными зданиями. Но была проложена только небольшая часть улицы от площади Мельничной горы: реализации проекта помешали советско-финляндские войны (1939—1944), в результате которых застройка квартала, преимущественно деревянная, была полностью уничтожена. Так образовался сквер, для благоустройства которого городскими властями были привлечены члены Ленинградского отделения Союза художников РСФСР.

С 1976 года, в период возрождения интереса к садово-парковой скульптуре, в СССР организовывались скульптурные симпозиумы — пленэры, местом проведения которых были города, располагающие материалами, применяемыми для создания скульптур. Первым опытом стал симпозиум в Клайпеде, в результате которого был создан Парк скульптур. О подобном симпозиуме 1984 года напоминают и скульптуры в Дубовом парке Бишкека. Исполком Выборгского горсовета, принявший решение использовать удачный опыт, обеспечил проведение скульптурного симпозиума Союза художников РСФСР в июле-августе 1988 года. Материалом для работы группы скульпторов из одиннадцати человек стал местный серый гранит рапакиви из карьера «Возрождение».

Итогом работы симпозиума-пленэра стали одиннадцать скульптурных композиций. В сквере, получившем название Сада Скульптуры, разместили девять из них:
 «Волк» работы В. П. Димова;
 «Поющий камень» С. П. Асламова;
 «Улитана» и «Отдых у моря» А. М. Богачёва;
 «Песня» Т. Г. Гулиева;
 «Орфей» Ю. В. Евграфова;
 «Кузнец» С. К. Задорожного;
 «Коленопреклонённый» Е. Ф. Марышева;
 «Отдых» В. А. Полозова;
 «Строитель» Л. Н. Сморгона.

Десятая скульптура — «Мальчик с кошкой» Л. А. Бейбутяна — установлена в парке на набережной 40-летия ВЛКСМ, а одиннадцатая — «Волна» (фигура плывущей женщины) Н. Н. Хромова — у здания санатория в посёлке Зимино Выборгского района.

По мнению исследователей, скульптурный симпозиум стал важным событием в художественной жизни Выборга. В сквере были размещены скульптуры в условных и обобщённых формах, представляющие собой образы труда, творчества, отдыха, а также литературных персонажей. При этом сразу были отмечены недостатки в планировке сада, из-за которых гранитные фигуры, практически лишённые постаментов, воспринимаются пассивными и несколько монотонными. Это было учтено в ходе дальнейшего благоустройства с дополнительным озеленением, обустройством детской площадки и переносом одной из наиболее удачных работ — «Волка» — на небольшое возвышение в центр композиции, где разбита альпийская горка.

Из экзотических растений, высаженных в саду, отмечают черёмуху Маака и каштан.

На 2023 год запланировано проведение работ по благоустройству сада.

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 Изображения квартала до войны на «Виртуальном Выборге»

Садово-парковая скульптура Выборга
Сады и парки Выборга
Парки скульптур
Появились в 1988 году в России


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1 Ansonville
2 Lilesville
3 McFarlan
4 Morven
5 Peachland
6 Polkton
7 Wadesboro (siège)

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie

Liens externes

  Site officiel du comté d'Anson

Division administrative fondée en 1750


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Q: Code signing issue: Is any difference between this two screenshots? What is the difference between these two screenshots?

and

update: When I uploaded my app on the appstore I got invalid binary. I am trying to find a solution.

A: Well, in the first one you're telling it that the default behavior is to not code sign, but the behavior on "Any iOS SDK" is to go ahead and code sign after all. In the second you're telling it to always code sign. However, since "Any iOS SDK" covers every compilation you're ever going to do on an iOS project, the former is effectively equivalent to the latter in practice.

A: You are asking the wrong question.
The Debug and Release Targets are not meant for App store submission.  You want to create a Distribution Target, which is usually a clone of your Release Target, except with the Code Signing Identity changed to being your Distribution certificate and Distribution provision file instead of your Developer certificate and provision.  You might also want to make sure to Validate your Distribution build before trying to upload it.

A: For submission to the App Store via iTunes Connect, you need to sign your app with a Distribution Certificate, not a Developer Certificate.
Follow Apple's step by step guide. It walks you through the whole process even with screenshots.

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[BannedInfo] In today's day and age when most people think of slavery they think of whites owning blacks and severely abusing them.
Our culture has taught us that this is simply the way it was. While it is true that slavery did exist in America, our country isn't the only place that slavery was practiced. In fact, it was not invented by American colonists or European explorers.
The origin of slavery was actually in Biblical times. Slavery still continues to this day in many parts of the world, including the Islamic world. In modern times people often forget the little fact that blacks weren't the only ones subject to becoming slaves. The Barbary slave trade is seldom mentioned in today's society, most likely because not many are aware of it. During the Barbary slave trade around 1.25 million Europeans were enslaved by Barbary pirates in North Africa.
During the 17th Century, Barbary pirates invaded cities in the coastal areas of Italy, Spain, Portugal, and France. They even invaded areas in England and Ireland. They invaded an Irish town named Baltimore, and almost everyone who resided there was captured and forced into slavery. They took the inhabitants back to Africa on ships, and they never saw Ireland again.
The "Barbary Coast" is a European term originally used for the North African areas that are now Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, and Algeria. The attacks on the villages were so horrific that a number of coastal towns around the Mediterranean were left completely abandoned until much later in the 19th century. Everyone was so fearful of another raid or being captured.
"In reality, the corsairs were not concerned with the race or religious orientation of those they captured. Slaves in Barbary could be black, brown or white, Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, Jewish or Muslim. And the corsairs were not only Muslim; English privateers and Dutch captains also exploited the changing loyalties of an era in which friends could become enemies and enemies friends with the stroke of a pen.
Countless numbers of slaves that were captured by the pirates list their lives on the ships the were carted off on. They were forced to work the oars of galleys. They were shackled and chained. They ate, defecated, and slept in the same areas. They were whipped if they dared to stop rowing, and many were whipped to death.
The pirate raids last until late in the 17th Century. This is when Europeans started to become a force to be reckoned with on the seas. They were much more powerful. It wasn't until the beginning of the 19th Century that with the help from the United States they were able to put up enough of a fight to stop the Barbary Pirate all together.
Occasional incidents continued to occur until another British raid on Algiers in 1824, and finally, a French invasion of Algiers in 1830, which placed it under colonial rule. Tunis was similarly invaded by France in 1881. Tripoli returned to direct Ottoman control in 1835, before finally falling into Italian hands in the 1911 Italy-Turkish War. The slave trade finally ceased on the Barbary coast when European governments passed laws granting emancipation to slaves.


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The York Flea is collaborating with Collusion Tap Works for its Spring Flea from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. this Saturday in the Royal Square District.
The York Flea, a showcase of the best in vintage and handmade in the south-central Pennsylvania, returns to Downtown York for the fourth year this spring and summer.
This creative marketplace features unique, one-of-a-kind artisan crafts and wares for every style. From flowers to clothing, candles to decor, the York Flea has something special for everyone.
For the first time, the York Flea is collaborating with Collusion Tap Works for its Spring Flea from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, April 28. Sip delicious Collusion craft beer while browsing vendors set up around the brewery in the Royal Square District.
Then, the York Flea returns for its summer series in Cherry Lane Park the third Saturdays in June, July and August. Dates for summer 2018 are June 16, July 21 and August 18. The York Flea will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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This story was submitted by the York Flea and also appears in the Spring/Summer edition of Downtown York Magazine.


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Some cryptos live up to their names, TrueUSD is one of them — it's dollar-backed and one of the most popular stablecoins. Having achieved a top 100 CoinMarketCap rank and riding on the credibility of the greenback, it's accepted by businesses around the world as payment, from a Canadian coffee store to a Vietnamese e-commerce store.
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Not as an investment, as it's pegged to the US Dollar, and dollar-backed stablecoins are of course oxymoronic thanks to the insane spending of the US government. But, stablecoins are not really supposed to be investments, they are supposed to serve as on and off-ramps from the fiat world to cryptocurrency exchanges. And they also serve cryptocurrency traders who want to stabilize the profits they've made.
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What makes TrueUSD special is that they are partnered with registered fiduciaries; trust companies, highly regulated banks, and financial institutions that hold their dollar reserves in escrow — TrustToken, the Berkely-based team behind the stablecoin, does not even have access to these reserves. These reserves are audited monthly and published, assuaging the skeptic's concern about the legitimacy of "digital dollars."
About TrueUSD
TrueUSD aims to unseat Tether, the enormous and well-known fraud. Tether is, I contend, a time-bomb that financial regulators are allowing to continue to tick because so that they can introduce heavy-handed regulation of cryptocurrency when it finally melts down. TrueUSD should be applauded for providing an alternative.
The first regulated stablecoin fully backed by the US Dollar. Access the highest trading volume and liquidity on exchanges of any trusted stablecoin.
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Blockchains, or distributed ledgers, have quickly gained adoption as one of the most promising technologies to emerge in the last ten years. They bring the potential to maintain public, yet secure, ledgers of all sorts of data ranging from supply chains to voting records. Many governments and Fortune 500 companies have started dedicated blockchain divisions to begin leveraging the technology; including Microsoft, Amazon, the EU, and others.
One of the most exciting applications of this new technology is its ability to act as an alternative payment rail. Similar to SWIFT, but available globally, more secure, and much faster at settling transactions. TrueUSD (TUSD) emerged as an early leader in the space in March of 2018.
TUSD is tied directly to the value of the USD. TUSD is fully backed 1-to-1 with USD held in escrow accounts for the benefit of TUSD token holders, it can be transferred to people anywhere in the world for $0.01, and can be redeemed for the underlying fiat USD after completing a KYC/AML check.
The industry is still in the earliest days of discovering the value that stablecoins can unlock and we are always seeking partners in this process of discovery
From the introduction of the TrueUSD whitepaper
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One of our thickest roundups yet, with action in the industrial, retail and multifamily submarkets, including some large apartment sales.
Two apartments change hands, including a 40-unit building in Speer that sold for more than $7 million.
BizSense launches second site in Colo.
BizSense is heading west. On Jan. 5, we launched a second business news website to bring the same coverage and sharp reporting to Denver.
After less than a year in business, a running gear startup is fleeing its location in an up-and-coming retail stretch in Northwest Denver.
Offices rise between I-25, Denver Beer Co.
Developers of a new office building known as The Lab hope the space will appeal to businesses looking to lure to employees from the Highlands and LoHi who commute into the middle of downtown Denver.
Seven years ago, Denver-based Gates Corp. invented a rubber-like belt to replace the bike chain. Now comes the style.


The Tour Junkies hit ya with all the course data, the key stats, the strategy, and more for betting or playing DFS for the Valero Texas Open. The boys also recap Kevin Kisner's victory at the WGC Match Play, have a spirited (married couple-esque) fight about Kuchar & Sergio's quick rake carfuffle, and get you ready for The Masters with some early odds they've jumped on.
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New Xbox 'Always Connected To Internet'
Details of Microsoft's next-gen device leaked in development document....
Microsoft's next-generationXboxgames console will require a permanent internet connection, it has been reported.
VGleaks has obtained development software for the system - codenamed Durango - which hints at a number of key features.
Apparently the device will be "always on, always connected", which will allow users to "quickly and easily enjoy their connected entertainment experiences".
The leak claims that it will revert to a low-power mode when not in use, but will be instantly available when required.
Games must all be installed on the hard drive - and apparently the user will be able to continue playing once the download begins.
Each console will apparently come with a "high-fidelity" Kinect sensor and the controller is claimed to be similar to the Xbox 360 version, but "even better".
The new device is expected to be revealed to the world next month - and Microsoft are also believed to be planning to offer a TV service through the console.
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#include <aws/kendra/model/ListIndicesRequest.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/json/JsonSerializer.h>

#include <utility>

using namespace Aws::kendra::Model;
using namespace Aws::Utils::Json;
using namespace Aws::Utils;

ListIndicesRequest::ListIndicesRequest() :
    m_nextTokenHasBeenSet(false),
    m_maxResults(0),
    m_maxResultsHasBeenSet(false)
{
}

Aws::String ListIndicesRequest::SerializePayload() const
{
  JsonValue payload;

  if(m_nextTokenHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("NextToken", m_nextToken);

  }

  if(m_maxResultsHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithInteger("MaxResults", m_maxResults);

  }

  return payload.View().WriteReadable();
}

Aws::Http::HeaderValueCollection ListIndicesRequest::GetRequestSpecificHeaders() const
{
  Aws::Http::HeaderValueCollection headers;
  headers.insert(Aws::Http::HeaderValuePair("X-Amz-Target", "AWSKendraFrontendService.ListIndices"));
  return headers;

}

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Mobile robot olfaction solutions for gas distribution modelling offer a number of advantages, among them autonomous monitoring in different environments, mobility to select sampling locations, and ability to cooperate with other systems. However, most data-driven, statistical gas distribution modelling approaches assume that the gas distribution is generated by a time-invariant random process. Such time-invariant approaches cannot model well developing plumes or fundamental changes in the gas distribution. In this paper, we discuss approaches that explicitly consider the measurement time, either by sub-sampling according to a given time-scale or by introducing a recency weight that relates measurement and prediction time. We evaluate the performance of these time-dependent approaches in simulation and in real-world experiments using mobile robots. The results demonstrate that in dynamic scenarios improved gas distribution models can be obtained with time-dependent approaches.
apmodelsdo not make strong assumptions about the functional form of the gas distribution,such as the number or locations of gas sources, for example. The majorfocus of this chapter is on two-dimensional models that provide estimates for themeans and predictive variances of the distribution. Furthermore, three extensionsto the presented kernel density estimation algorithm are described, which allow toinclude wind information, to extend the model to three dimensions, and to reflecttime-dependent changes of the random process that generates the gas distributionmeasurements. All methods are discussed based on experimental validation usingreal sensor data.
University of Màlaga, Màlaga, Spain.
Building a model of gas concentrations has important indus-trial and environmental applications, and mobile robots ontheir own or in cooperation with stationary sensors play animportant role in this task. Since an exact analytical de-scription of turbulent flow remains an intractable problem,we propose an approximate approach which not only esti-mates the concentrations but also their variances for eachlocation. Our point of view is that of sequential Bayesianestimation given a lattice of 2D cells treated as hidden vari-ables. We first discuss how a simple Kalman filter pro-vides a solution to the estimation problem. To overcomethe quadratic computational complexity with the mappedarea exhibited by a straighforward application of Kalmanfiltering, we introduce a sparse implementation which runsin constant time. Experimental results for a real robot vali-date the proposed method.
We consider the problem of objects exploration for grasping purposes, specifically in cases where vision based methods are not applicable. A novel dual-hand object exploration method is proposed that takes benefits from a human demonstration to enrich knowledge about an object. The user handles an object freely using both hands, without restricting the object pose. A set of grasp-related features obtained during exploration is demonstrated and utilized to generate grasp oriented bounding boxes that are basis for pre-grasp hypothesis. We believe that such exploration done in a natural and user friendly way creates important link between an operator intention and a robot action.
Sch Comp Sci, Lincoln Univ, Lincoln, England.
This paper presents an approach for tracking multiple persons on a mobile robot with a combination of colour and thermal vision sensors, using several new techniques. First, an adaptive colour model is incorporated into the measurement model of the tracker. Second, a new approach for detecting occlusions is introduced, using a machine learning classifier for pairwise comparison of persons (classifying which one is in front of the other). Third, explicit occlusion handling is incorporated into the tracker. The paper presents a comprehensive, quantitative evaluation of the whole system and its different components using several real world data sets. (C) 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Department of Computing and Informatics, University of Lincoln, Lincoln, United Kingdom.
This paper presents an approach for tracking multiple persons using a combination of colour and thermal vision sensors on a mobile robot. First, an adaptive colour model is incorporated into the measurement model of the tracker. Second, a new approach for detecting occlusions is introduced, using a machine learning classifier for pairwise comparison of persons (classifying which one is in front of the other). Third, explicit occlusion handling is then incorporated into the tracker.
Lincoln School of Computer Science, University of Lincoln, Lincoln, United Kingdom.
Örebro University, School of Science and Technology. National Laboratory of Science and Technology on Automatic Target Recognition, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha, China.
School of Sciences, University of Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain.
Environment monitoring remains a major challenge for mobile robots, especially in densely cluttered or highly populated dynamic environments, where uncertainties originated from environment and sensor significantly challenge the robot's perception. This paper proposes an effective occupancy filtering method called the dual probability hypothesis density (DPHD) filter, which models uncertain phenomena, such as births, deaths, occlusions, false alarms, and miss detections, by using random finite sets. The key insight of our method lies in the connection of the idea of dynamic occupancy with the concepts of the phase space density in gas kinetic and the PHD in multiple target tracking. By modeling the environment as a mixture of static and dynamic parts, the DPHD filter separates the dynamic part from the static one with a unified filtering process, but has a higher computational efficiency than existing Bayesian Occupancy Filters (BOFs). Moreover, an adaptive newborn function and a detection model considering occlusions are proposed to improve the filtering efficiency further. Finally, a hybrid particle implementation of the DPHD filter is proposed, which uses a box particle filter with constant discrete states and an ordinary particle filter with a time-varying number of particles in a continuous state space to process the static part and the dynamic part, respectively. This filter has a linear complexity with respect to the number of grid cells occupied by dynamic obstacles. Real-world experiments on data collected by a lidar at a busy roundabout demonstrate that our approach can handle monitoring of a highly dynamic environment in real time.


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What Is The Difference Between Sodium Lauryl Sulfate And Sodium Laureth Sulfate?
Is sodium laureth sulfate bad?
Is sodium laureth sulfate a carcinogen?
Is sodium laureth sulfate banned in Europe?
Is there a difference between sodium lauryl sulfate and sodium laureth sulfate?
What can I use instead of sodium lauryl sulfate?
What is the difference between sodium lauryl sulfate and sodium dodecyl sulfate?
Should I avoid sodium laureth sulfate?
Is sodium laureth sulfate a paraben?
Does all shampoo have sodium laureth sulfate?
What shampoo has no Sodium Lauryl Sulfate?
What toothpastes do not contain sodium lauryl sulfate?
Which shampoo is sulphate free?
The highest risk of using products with SLS and SLES is irritation to your eyes, skin, mouth, and lungs.
For people with sensitive skin, sulfates may also clog pores and cause acne.
As with many cleaning products, whether SLS-free or not, prolonged exposure and skin contact to high concentrations can cause irritation..
There is no scientific evidence supporting that SLS is a carcinogen. SLS is not listed as a carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC); U.S. National Toxicology Program; California Proposition 65 list of carcinogens; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; and the European Union.
Alternative names quick list: Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) has a close cousin called sodium laureth ether sulfate (SLES) that should also be avoided. Both SLS and SLES are banned by the European Union, but not by the U.S. Coconut oil and soap bark are two common natural surfactants.
SLS stands for Sodium Lauryl Sulfate and may also be known as SDS, Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate. Meanwhile, SLES is short for Sodium Laureth Sulfate and sometimes may be written as Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate.
Some safer alternatives you can look for in your products include SLSA (sodium lauryl sulfoacetate), Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate, Disodium / Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Decyl glucoside, and Lauryl glucoside.
Sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), also known as lauryl sulfate, is an ionic detergent that is useful for the rapid disruption of biological membranes. SDS is usually prepared as either a 10% or a 20% (w/v) stock solution and is used most often at a working concentration of 0.1% to 0.5%. …
Why is Sodium Lauryl Sulfate so bad? SLS strips the skin of its natural oils which causes dry skin, irritation and allergic reactions. It can also be very irritating to the eyes. Inflammatory skin reactions include itchy skin and scalp, eczema and dermatitis.
Parabens are a group of cheap antimicrobial chemical preservatives that are found in many toiletries and make-up. … Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS) is another cheap chemical that is a foaming agent, and exactly the same product is used to degrease our car engines.
They're found in household cleaners, detergents, and even shampoo. Two main types of sulfates are used in shampoo: sodium lauryl sulfate and sodium laureth sulfate. … If your shampoo easily makes a lather in the shower, there's a good chance it contains sulfates. Sulfate-free shampoos make little to no later.
The Best Shampoos Without Sodium Lauryl SulfateAveda Smooth Infusion Shampoo.David Babaii for Wildaid Amplifying Shampoo.Avalon Organics Revitalizing Peppermint Shampoo.L'Oreall Ever Pure Hydrate Shampoo.
Here is a list of some toothpaste that do not contain SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate): Natural Toothpaste Kids Fluoride. Tom's of Maine Natural Fluoride-Free Toothpaste for Children. Silly Strawberry Squigle Enamel Saver Toothpaste.
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Better hearing requires more than simply hearing aids.
Better communication strategies can smooth the period of adjustment required when individuals start wearing hearing aids, and can help reassure both the person with hearing loss and their family members or loved ones that they're being understood clearly.
Sit or stand within 3 to 6 feet to maximize audibility.
Remain at eye level to foster visual cues.
Gain the person's attention before speaking.
Use facial expressions and gestures to give clues to the meaning of your message.
Raise your voice but do not shout, because loud speech may sound distorted.
Rephrase your words if the person does not appear to understand or responds inappropriately.
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Tool at AFWERX | tool., Inc.
AFWERX connects USAF intrapreneurs, industry, academia, and non-traditional contributors to enable collaboration and innovation as a means of quickly and effectively solving difficulties facing the United States Air Force. AFWERX creates challenges that are open to the public and invites innovators to submit ideas, prototypes or existing products that address some or all of the challenge requirements.
Solutions that are submitted by innovators can be viewed by anyone, and members of AFWERX community vote and comment on the submissions.
For all AFWERX challenges, participants whose ideas are received positively by the AFWERX community are evaluated further by the USAF, and a select number of those innovators are invited to attend the challenge showcase, where they meet the USAF evaluators in person and demonstrate their solutions.
John, Jason and Bill are in Las Vegas now attending the challenge showcase and presenting Tool's helmet system solutions. AFWERX will select a small team of innovators to participate in rapid prototyping of ideas from November – March, culminating in operational testing with the USAF.


Come Up with a positive mantra for yourself to place around your room, house, bathroom, on your cell phone, and anywhere else you would look on a daily basis. So the Mantra is like a mini pep talk in one sentence or two. For Example: "You are more than enough," "You are a Goddess," "You are the most beautiful and deserving of all positive energies person in the world," "You is Kind, You is smart, You is important," or anything like that. Comment Below with what your mantra is!
Love Yourself Challenge Week Three: Meditate On This!


Polyatomic Ions are explained in Chapter 3 Section 3.5 Guideline #3.
3. However, if these two or more elements bonded together have a net ionic charge, then this group of atoms is a called a Polyatomic Ion and it is only one half of a compound.
a. Some give the students a list (or the table in the textbook) and require them to memorize the formulas and the charges.
b. Then others provide the students with a list, but allow the students to use the list on exercises and tests.
c. Some only allow the students to use the list on the first test, and expect the students to learn through rote usage the formulas and charges, but do not allow the list on future tests.
P.S. Also, some faculty provide a crutch by allowing the students to write notes, problem solving formulas, and also polyatomic ions on a single piece (Crib Sheet) of paper to use during a test.
So how do we teach Polyatomic Ions?
11. In my 1025C, 2045C, and 2046C classes I give them list from the current textbook. I ask them to memorize the list including names, formulas, and charges. The next class period they take a test on this list. This is step 1 that I use in these three classes, mainly for the student to understand that having these Names, Formulas, and Charges at their fingertips for the next year is a difficult task. Ok, many take a test just to pass, then a week later they have buried the links in their brain to the formulas and charges and write nitrate's charge as -2 instead of -1 and the put four oxygen atoms in the formula instead of three.
1. What is the formula for the –ate polyatomic ion?
2. What is the charge on –ate polyatomic ion?
3. What happens when you attach hydrogen atom(s) to the polyatomic 2- and 3- anions?
4. What does –ite mean in a polyatomic ion?
5. How do the hypo- and per- prefixes apply to polyatomic ions?
6. What are the two –ide polyatomic negative charged Anions and the two -ium positive charged polyatomic Cations?
14. Here is my solution to the problem created for them. I teach two algorithms that if they learn, then at anytime they can look at a periodic chart and figure out the Polyion's formula and charge, but before they learn to use these algorithms they must have studied bonding (Chapter 6).
So what do we do in this CHM 1020 class?
Suchock's table does not have enough ions. This is CHM 1020, so you do not have to memorize any of the ions, just know how to use them in writing chemical formulas of ternary ionic compounds and also ternary acid compounds.
available when you are writing chemical formulas.


I LOVE this song. It's fun, but also beautiful. Certainly different enough to get stuck in your head also - why is it Christmas music has such a knack for that anyway? It's not a song you can easily forget once hearing.
I love the version from Bob Segar. His voice is amazing anyway but he really gives it his all here. It's a rockish version which surprisingly works. His voice still keeps that amazing surreal aspect to mix it all together into a powerful piece.
I also love the version of this song is from Harry Simeone Choir. With the background vocalists, vocalists and instrumentals used = perfection.


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House prepares to lower population requirements for Detroit's special taxes
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A measure that would let Detroit continue to levy taxes on utility bills and income is likely to pass in the state House this week.
The bill is necessary for Detroit to keep the income and utilities taxes because the law says to keep those taxes a city must have a population of at least 750-thousand. Detroit's population slumped below that in the past decade. Now lawmakers from Detroit are calling for a change to reduce the population requirement to 600-thousand.
Democratic state Senator Bert Johnson is from Detroit. He says he thinks that 600-thousand is a safe and low-enough number.
"You know, I think Detroit's days of really hemorrhaging people are probably behind us. We'll lose a few more along the way, but not in the significant numbers that we've seen over the past decade," Johnson said.
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing says without changes to the law, the city would likely face a financial emergency. Senator Johnson says he expects the changes to be made within a couple weeks.
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Birmingham (West) 1887 - Coloured - Old Ordnance Survey Maps - The Godfrey Edition
Warwickshire Sheet 13.08a Birmingham (West) 1887 - published 2012; intro by Barrie Trinder. ISBN.978-1-84784-604-4
We have published two versions of this busy map, showing how the area changed across the years. Coverage stretches from Rotton Park Reservoir eastward to Bingley Hall and King Alfred's Place, and from Spring Hill southward to Five Ways and Hagley Road.
The map includes the Ladywood area and has a marked contrast between the cramped streets of terraces and back-to-backs of Ladywood and the more spacious detached houses on the south side of Hagley Road, at the foot of the map. The busy Broad Street area is included. Features include Birmingham Canal, Birmingham Canal (Old Line), various branch canals, LNWR Stour Valley Railway with Monument Lane station, goods stations and engine sheds, Harborne Branch with Icknield Port Road station, tramways, Children's Hospital, Grammar School, Queen's Hospital, Bingley Hall, skating rinks, Assembly Rooms, Prince of Wales Theatre, many engineering works and other workshops, Palace Theatre, St John's church, The Oratory, RC High School, Summerfield Park, schools, Lower Edgbaston Reservoir, etc and much else. On the reverse we include a selection of street directory entries.
The 1887 version is fully coloured, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured edition.
Product Code: Wk13.08A


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Home » Broadband money, policy issues in play as fiscal deadline looms
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Broadband money, policy issues in play as fiscal deadline looms
09/12/18 6:50 AM By Philip Brasher
KEYWORDS Agriculture Department biotechnology Clean Water Act Environmental Protection Agency EPA FDA food and drug administration horse slaughter House Appropriatiions Committee Interior Department Senate Appropriations Committee usda waters of the United States WOTUS
House and Senate negotiators are likely to provide another infusion of cash into rural broadband development, but an effort to repeal the Obama-era "waters of the U.S. rule" doesn't appear likely to survive the talks on fiscal 2019 spending bills.
The negotiators are rushing to finish work on a series of measures important to agriculture before Oct. 1, the beginning of the new fiscal year. They include a package of bills funding USDA, FDA, EPA, the Interior Department, and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
The negotiators still have a number of differences to work out over spending levels and policy issues, but it's clear that they will reject for the second straight year the spending cuts proposed by the White House, including in research and international food aid.
Environmental riders approved by the House Appropriations Committee, including a repeal of the WOTUS rule, appear likely to be scrapped during the negotiations because of opposition from Democrats. The WOTUS rider was omitted from a final Army Corps of Engineers funding bill that was announced on Monday, but remains alive in the House version of the FY19 funding bill for EPA. Another provision in the House bill would remove gray wolves from protection under the Endangered Species Act.
The Trump administration is in the process of replacing the WOTUS rule, which was issued in 2015. But a federal judge last month ruled that the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers improperly suspended the rule, allowing it to take effect in 26 states where it has not been blocked by court order.
Don Parrish, American Farm Bureau Federation
Don Parrish, senior director of regulatory relations for the American Farm Bureau Federation, said the WOTUS repeal provision was unlikely to survive the spending talks. It's also a long shot to be included in a new farm bill, which is also being negotiated.
Democrats "have dug their heels in, and every inch that we battle in this WOTUS issue is going to be hard fought," Parrish said.
A new round of funding for grants and loans for rural broadband development is a much better bet. The FY18 omnibus spending bill provided $600 million for the loans and grants as part of a new pilot program.
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The House Appropriations Committee added another $550 million for the program in its FY19 Agriculture spending bill. The Senate-passed version of the bill would provide $425 million for FY19. The negotiators will decide on the final level.
It's not clear how soon the final spending agreements will be reached. House and Senate leaders announced the conference committee members last week for two packages of FY19 bills, one of which includes the Agriculture, Interior-Environment, Transportation-HUD, and Financial Services measures and a second that combines the funding measure for the Defense Department with a second for the Labor Department and the Department of Health and Human Services.
Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Ala.
Critics of the Trump administration's plan to relocate USDA's Economic Research Service and National Institute for Food and Agriculture have raised the prospect of using the appropriations measures to at least delay the plans. The chairman of the House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee, Robert Aderholt, R-Ala., told Agri-Pulse that he didn't expect the plans to be addressed in the negotiations, however.
A letter to Aderholt and other budget negotiators signed by the American Statistical Association and the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, among other groups, says the ERS relocation would "certainly mean a significant loss of experienced staff, which, in turn, will jeopardize the ERS operations for, potentially, years to come." A separate letter signed by those groups and others said USDA was moving quickly to relocate NIFA.
Here is a look at other issues in play in the spending negotiations:
BIOTECHNOLOGY. The House bill would provide an additional $3 million for FDA to conduct consumer outreach and education on agricultural biotechnology. The program is still under development.
CELL-DERIVED MEAT. The House bill would require USDA to regulate cell-derived meat and poultry products. An attempt by Democrats to strip the provision from the bill in committee was defeated, 21-30.
CFTC. CFTC stands to get an increase in spending as Republicans drop their resistance to additional funding for the agency now that it is under GOP control. The Senate bill would provide $281.5 million to the agency, including a $32.5 million increase the commissioners requested. The House bill would provide a $6 million increase.
CONSERVATION. For once, neither the House nor the Senate appropriators have tried to cut mandatory spending levels for major conservation programs. The Conservation Stewardship Program would be fully funded at 10 million acres under both the House and Senate bills, while the Environmental Quality Incentives Program would receive $1.75 billion for FY19.
FARMWORKERS. The committee report that accompanies the House's Agriculture spending bill would direct USDA to set up and oversee a cloud-based website through which agricultural employers will complete the H-2A petition and certification process.
FOOD AID. Both chambers rejected White House proposals to gut food aid programs. The Senate bill would maintain funding for the Food for Peace program at the FY18 level of $1.716 billion. The House bill would provide $1.5 billion for Food for Peace. The McGovern-Dole international school-feeding program would get $208 million under the House bill, the same level as FY18. The Senate would increase McGovern-Dole funding by $2 million.
HORSE SLAUGHTER. The Senate bill would continue the existing ban on federal inspection of horse slaughter.
RESEARCH. Again, appropriators rejected Trump's deep cuts in research programs, but the appropriators will have to find compromises on some individual spending levels.
USDA's Agricultural Research Service would get $1.3 billion under the Senate bill, $282 million more than President Trump requested. The House bill would provide $1.26 billion, $56 million more than the agency received for FY18.
The Agriculture and Food Research Initiative, the leading competitive grants program for agricultural research, would get $415 million under the House bill and $405 million under the Senate version. The program was funded at $400 million for FY18. Trump proposed to cut it to $375 million.
The smaller Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program would be cut to $30 million under the House bill, from $35 million this year, but increased to $37 million under the Senate bill. Trump proposed to cut the program to $19 million.
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Aiden O'Brien driven by "Wembley heartbreak"
Lions winger determined to make amends for last season's Play-Off Final defeat
Aiden O'Brien believes Millwall have learnt lessons from last season's Play-Off Final defeat and will do "everything possible" to ensure history doesn't repeat itself when they meet Bradford at Wembley on May 20.
"It was a very, very tough way to end the season last year," O'Brien told millwallfc.co.uk
"We came so close to promotion but fell in the Play-Off Final. It broke all of our hearts and it probably broke all of the fans' hearts too.
"Now we are going back to Wembley to face Bradford and we're determined not to let it happen again. It's a massive day. Only one team wins, only one team goes up and we are prepared to do everything we need to to make sure it's our year."
The Lions will have almost a fortnight to prepare for the showdown and although the 23-year-old would prefer the match was played sooner rather than later, O'Brien appreciates the break after a taxing fortnight that has seen Millwall play three games in a week.
"Everyone has a few days off to clear their heads," he added.
"I'm going to go and chill at home with family and friends and take a step back for a moment. We've had three really intense games in such a short space of time and once we've had a second to breathe we will prepare for Bradford.
"Once the match comes around we will all be switched on. Everyone knows their job and if we perform like we have been then I know that it will be us celebrating at the end of 90 minutes."


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Progression of foot deformity in Charcot neuropathic osteoarthropathy
Mary K. Hastings, Jeffrey E. Johnson, Michael J. Strube, Charles F. Hildebolt, Kathryn L. Bohnert, Fred W. Prior, David R. Sinacore
Background: Charcot neuropathic osteoarthropathy associated foot deformity can result in joint instability, ulceration, and even amputation. The purpose of the present study was to follow patients with and without active Charcot osteoarthropathy for as long as two years to examine the magnitude and timing of foot alignment changes. Methods: We studied fifteen subjects with Charcot osteoarthropathy and nineteen subjects with diabetes mellitus and peripheral neuropathy without Charcot osteoarthropathy for one year; eight of the subjects with osteoarthropathy and five of the subjects with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy were followed for two years. Bilateral weight-bearing radiographs of the foot were made at baseline for all subjects, with repeat radiographs being made at six months for the osteoarthropathy group and at one and two years for both groups. Radiographic measurements included the Meary angle, cuboid height, calcaneal pitch, and hindfoot-forefoot angle. Results: The Meary angle, cuboid height, and calcaneal pitch worsened in feet with Charcot osteoarthropathy over one year as compared with the contralateral, uninvolved feet and feet in patients with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy. Cuboid height continued to worsen over the two-year follow-up in the feet with Charcot osteoarthropathy. These feet also had a greater change in the hindfoot-forefoot angle at one year as compared with the feet in patients with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy and at two years as compared with the contralateral, uninvolved feet. Conclusions: In patients with Charcot neuropathic osteoarthropathy, radiographic alignment measurements demonstrate the presence of foot deformity at the time of the initial clinical presentation and evidence of progressive changes over the first and second years. The six-month data suggest worsening of medial column alignment prior to lateral column worsening. This radiographic evidence of worsening foot alignment over time supports the need for aggressive intervention (conservative bracing or surgical fixation) to attempt to prevent limb-threatening complications. Level of Evidence: Prognostic Level II. See Instructions for Authors for a complete description of levels of evidence.
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Hastings, M. K., Johnson, J. E., Strube, M. J., Hildebolt, C. F., Bohnert, K. L., Prior, F. W., & Sinacore, D. R. (2013). Progression of foot deformity in Charcot neuropathic osteoarthropathy. Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - Series A, 95(13), 1206-1213. https://doi.org/10.2106/JBJS.L.00250
Hastings, Mary K. ; Johnson, Jeffrey E. ; Strube, Michael J. ; Hildebolt, Charles F. ; Bohnert, Kathryn L. ; Prior, Fred W. ; Sinacore, David R. / Progression of foot deformity in Charcot neuropathic osteoarthropathy. In: Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - Series A. 2013 ; Vol. 95, No. 13. pp. 1206-1213.
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2nd Phanes Group Solar Incubator calls for entries
By Prince Okafor
Phanes Group, an inter-national end-to-end solar provider headquartered in Dubai, UAE, has announced the 2nd edition of its Solar Incubator programme, aimed at identifying PV projects of potential in sub-Saharan Africa by providing support to funding, and commercial and technical knowledge.
The initiative held under the theme: Your Project, Our Expertise for a Sustainable Future, will be held in collaboration with Hogan Lovells, responsAbility Renewable Energy Holding (RINA and Solarplaza) and invites PV developers to submit proposals for projects based in sub-Saharan Africa that have a clear Corporate Social Responsibility component.
Candidates are asked to submit their proposals by September 27 (11.59 p.m. CET) via the process established on Phanes Group's website. Those who are shortlisted will be invited to present their projects to an expert panel comprised of the Solar Incubator partners at the Unlocking Solar Capital: Africa 2018 conference in Kigali, Rwanda, from November 7 to 8, where the industry's key players will hold extensive discussions on solutions for Africa's solar energy requirements and bridging the bankability gap.
It comes as part of Phanes Group's core strategy to collaborate with Africa-focused counterparties, such as local project owners, governments, and developers on projects that seek to create a sustainable future for urban and rural communities across the sub-Saharan African region.
"The majority of our business focuses lies in electrifying new markets in sub-Saharan Africa. With CSR at the heart of our business model, we launched this initiative with the goal of bringing bankability to projects that stand to provide clean energy to economies that need it most. The Phanes Group Solar Incubator is an example of this," said Martin Haupts, CEO, Phanes Group.
"Entering the Phanes Group Solar Incubator means creating the opportunity to not only win, but the possibility to gain further exposure to key industry players through the evaluation panel. We have already seen great success from last year's projects, and we are confident that as this initiative continues to grow, more and more businesses across the continent will be able to effectively address local needs for clean and affordable energy."
Christopher Cross, Partner of law firm, Hogan Lovells, who will be part of the evaluation panel at the event, said: "We are delighted to be invited again this year to take part in such an exciting and on-the-ground initiative such as this. I had a great experience last year and look forward to seeing what is in store for us in Rwanda. As stated previously, the Solar Incubator seeks to foster both local innovation and investment to bring potential opportunities to fruition for the social and economic benefit of the region and its people."
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