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LifeSciences BC Announces Recipients of the 2009 LifeSciences British Columbia Awards
These awards are presented annually by LifeSciences British Columbia to recognize individuals and organizations that have made outstanding contributions to the development of British Columbia's life sciences industry across all sub-sectors, from biopharmaceuticals and medical devices to bioproducts and bioenergy – sectors which are critical to the economic future of the province and country.
"We all know what a challenging business environment the world is facing," commented Karimah Es Sabar, President of LifeSciences British Columbia, "So it's even more important during such times that we celebrate and continue to nurture these great accomplishments. These recipients have all proven over the last year and during the course of their careers that great science and the application and commercialization of that science continue to be achieved right here in British Columbia. We extend our warmest congratulations and appreciation to each of the Award recipients."
YVR Visitors to Recieve Olympic Welcome
Visitors to British Columbia travelling through YVR will know they've arrived in a proud Olympic host province, thanks to a 14-metre tall Olympic rings logo, which was lit today by Premier Gordon Campbell.
"The Olympic rings are an instantly recognizable symbol that will help welcome the world to British Columbia in the lead up to the 2010 Olympic and Paralympics Games," said Premier Campbell. "These rings are a great way for visitors and British Columbians to share in the excitement of the Games, and the cutting-edge design and technology used will showcase the ingenuity at work here in B.C."
The rings have 20,385 individual LED lights that can be programmed for complex light show displays. They measure 45 feet (13.7 metres) high by 96 feet (29.3 metres) wide and weigh 9,100 pounds. As part of B.C.'s commitment to a green games the lights in the display use energy efficient bulbs that consume 8.8 per cent of the electricity of equivalent incandescent bulbs and will cost only $3.36 per day in power.
NECI Celebrates 100th Graduate
NECI, a training company that helps organizations build capacity in procurement and contract management, is pleased to announce that over 100 B.C. […]


The Attica Township Offices will be closed on Friday, April 19, 2019 for Good Friday.
The Attica Township Planning Commission will be visiting the Owen Tree Service mulching site at 1200 South Lake George Road on Wednesday, April 24th at 4:00p.m.
The Planning Commission will meet on Thursday, April 25, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. in the Attica Township Hall.
Notice is hereby given that the Attica Township Board adopted an amendment to the Attica Township Zoning Ordinance, at their regular meeting held on January 12, 2017. The amendment includes Article 2 Definitions, Section 3.4 Notes to District Standards, and Section 5.18 of the Attica Township Zoning Ordinance to propose front yard setbacks for lake front lots and minimum setbacks from wetlands and watercourses.
A true and complete copy of the Zoning Ordinance Amendments may be purchased or inspected at the Attica Township Hall, 4350 Peppermill Road, Attica MI 48412, Monday through Fridays, except holidays, from 9 a.m. until 12:00 noon. The complete Attica Township Zoning Ordinance may also be viewed or downloaded at the Township website http://atticatownship.org. The Zoning Ordinance Amendment will be effective as provided in the Michigan Zoning Enabling Act, Public Act 110 of 2006, as amended.
If you have any question regarding this new ordinance please do not hesitate to contact our office.
You can either stop in Monday – Friday 9:00 AM til Noon or call us at 810 724-8128.


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Several Philadelphia Bars, Restaurants Shutting Down During Busy New Year's Holiday Due To COVID Surge
By Jasmine Payoute December 30, 2021 at 5:12 pm
Filed Under:coronavirus, Local, New Year's Eve, Philadelphia News
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — As we count down to 2022, we're also counting a record number of COVID cases fueled by the omicron variant. In Philadelphia, celebrating safely means tough choices for bars and restaurants.
The Department of Health says Philadelphia is averaging nearly 2,000 new cases of COVID-19 per day. This surge is impacting restaurants during one of their busiest times of the year.
With only one day left until the new year, many Philadelphians are enjoying these last days by dining in at their favorite restaurants; many of which have begun shutting down and making tough calls, thanks to a spike in cases.
"I think that COVID's definitely making some impacts on businesses and restaurants this year with the omicron variant," one man said.
In bustling Rittenhouse Square, the manager at Rouge says Thursday morning she was short-staffed, having only two servers. And right down the street, Parc closed its doors Monday and Tuesday out of an "abundance of caution."
"I walked by and saw it was dead and usually there's like a ton of people, kind of like today, so it was surprising to see it closed down," a man said.
At Jerry's Bar in Northern Liberties, the shutdown was more severe. The business posted on Instagram that with a "heavy heart we decided to temporarily close our doors until after the new year."
Others, like Hook & Master, have shifted to takeout orders only.
"The sense of making decisions as we go every day, like what is safe, what is not, who's too much," said Rosemary Greenwood, who is visiting the city for the holiday. "It is daunting to try to figure it out."
These decisions have a bigger impact on some than others.
At Korshak Bagels in South Philadelphia, workers started a fundraiser citing the eventuality of another shutdown. The bakery was forced to close its doors the weekend of Christmas after an employee tested positive. They fear they might not make it a second time.
Eyewitness News asked patrons if they see a better 2022.
"You gotta have hope," one man said.
Starting Jan. 3, Philadelphia will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination to dine indoors. Officials say the more people get vaccinated, the more we can slow the spread.

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Waterfall in a small bay off Pickwick Lake, a few miles south from our marina.
The guy did come and the installation worked. It should help when docking, especially when I have to back into a narrow slip with a cross current or crosswind. It will also help when Sue and I have to tie and untie the boat with no help on the dock or lock wall, especially in currents and winds.
A number of loopers stop here for a few days. The marina is in a side channel off Pickwick Lake that continues on to be the Tenn Tom canal that we will travel to get to Mobile AL. First we will take a side trip up Pickwick Lake / Tennessee River and visit few towns as far as Chattanooga TN.
Our waiter at Freddy T's. A great restaurant.
The marina has two courtesy vans it lends out for two hours at a time. You need that much time to go to the nearest large supermarket in Corinth MS 20 miles away. We borrowed it and did our resupplying, then called to find no one else wanted to use it, so we went to Freddy T's for dinner. Freddy T's is a great place. I liked the lasagna and Sue had Dave's fish. Both were very good. Our waiter had relatives in Coeur d'Alene where we lived awhile ago. His great grandmother owned the Paulson building in downtown Spokane and lived in the mansion on top of it. He had been there many times. I had always wondered about that home up there.
Milt Cornelius and his brother are traveling part of the loop in their own style. They're at rivertrip15.wordpress.com.
We had the dinghy out on two occasions. We went into a number of side channels and bays to look at the lake homes an to see a waterfall.


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Q: Android Studio armv7 project I'm trying to run these projects which uses jni to do a arm assembly call im using android studio but it has external makefiles im a little bit lost
https://github.com/Miouyouyou/ARMv7-Java-JNI-call
https://github.com/Miouyouyou/ARMv7-Java-JNI-return
I am using android studio on windows, when i try to do make using the android studio terminal (using gnu make) i get
armv7a-hardfloat-linux-gnueabi-as -o decypherArcane.o decypherArcane.s
process_begin: CreateProcess(NULL, armv7a-hardfloat-linux-gnueabi-as -o decypher
make (e=2): The system cannot find the file specified.
make: *** [decypherArcane.o] Error 2
i think it will perhaps work if i convert the makefile into a .bat one
This is the makefile (it is outside the root of the android studio project)
`CROSS_COMPILE = armv7a-hardfloat-linux-gnueabi-
LD = $(CROSS_COMPILE)ld.gold
AS = $(CROSS_COMPILE)as
ANDROID_APK_NATIVE_LIB_DIR = ./apk/app/src/main/jniLibs
ANDROID_LIBNAME = libarcane.so
SOURCE = decypherArcane.s
OBJECT = decypherArcane.o

.PHONY: all
all: $(OBJECT)
    $(LD) -shared --dynamic-linker=/system/bin/linker --hash-style=sysv -o $(ANDROID_LIBNAME) $(OBJECT)
    mkdir -p $(ANDROID_APK_NATIVE_LIB_DIR)/armeabi{,-v7a}
    cp $(ANDROID_LIBNAME) $(ANDROID_APK_NATIVE_LIB_DIR)/armeabi
    cp $(ANDROID_LIBNAME) $(ANDROID_APK_NATIVE_LIB_DIR)/armeabi-v7a

.PHONY: install
install: all
    make -C apk

$(OBJECT): $(SOURCE)
    $(AS) -o $(OBJECT) $(SOURCE)

.PHONY: clean
clean:
    $(RM) $(OBJECT) $(ANDROID_LIBNAME)

.PHONY: distclean
distclean: clean
    $(RM) $(ANDROID_APK_NATIVE_LIB_DIR)/armeabi/$(ANDROID_LIBNAME)
    $(RM) $(ANDROID_APK_NATIVE_LIB_DIR)/armeabi-v7a/$(ANDROID_LIBNAME)
`

A: I've updated these two projects, ARMv7-Java-JNI-return and ARMv7-Java-JNI-call, making the build process slightly easier on Windows.
You'll need :

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*The Android NDK path in your PATH environment variable.

*A Java JDK to compile and install the sample APK

For each project :

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*Browse the folder where you cloned the repository

*Open a Command window here using Shift + Right Click → Open a Command window here

*Type mkBuild
If everything goes fine, you should see something like this :
[armeabi] Compile arm    : arcane <= decypherArcane.s
[armeabi] SharedLibrary  : libarcane.so
[armeabi] Install        : libarcane.so => apk/app/src/main/jniLibs/armeabi/libarcane.so
[armeabi-v7a] Compile arm    : arcane <= decypherArcane.s
[armeabi-v7a] SharedLibrary  : libarcane.so
[armeabi-v7a] Install        : libarcane.so => apk/app/src/main/jniLibs/armeabi-v7a/libarcane.so

If that's the case, plug your phone and type the following in the opened Command Window :
cd apk
gradlew installDebug

Again, if everything goes fine, then your phone should have a new Android APP named either Decyph'App or Wild Assembly !. Run the new app and see the results.
Now, if you run into any issue while trying to build, install or run these samples, please open an issue ticket on Github or Gitlab mirrors.

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Charles James Munnerlyn (* 14. Februar 1822 in Georgetown, South Carolina; † 17. Mai 1898 in Bainbridge, Georgia) war ein konföderierter Offizier und Politiker.

Werdegang
Charles James Munnerlyn, einziges Kind von Hannah White Shackelford (1794–1887) und Charles Lewis Munnerlyn (1787–1857), studierte Jura am Emory College in Oxford (Georgia). Nachdem er seine Zulassung als Anwalt erhalten hatte, stellte er fest, dass sich zwischenzeitlich seine Interessen geändert hatten und daher praktizierte er niemals als Anwalt. Als sein Vater dann 1857 verstarb, erbte er seine Plantage, die den Grundstein für sein Wohlstand legte.

Munnerlyn verfolgte sowohl eine politische als auch eine militärische Laufbahn. 1861 nahm er als Delegierter für Decatur County an der Sezessionsversammlung von Georgia teil und stimmte für den Austritt aus der Union. Er begünstigte die Bildung der Konföderierten Staaten von Amerika und befürwortete die Wahl von Jefferson Davis (1808–1889) zum Präsidenten der Konföderierten Staaten. Als Patriot reagierte er dann auf den ersten Ruf nach Männern, als die Südstaaten nacheinander ihren Austritt aus der Union erklärt hatten und den Krieg erklärten. Er meldete sich freiwillig als Private in der Bainbridge Independent, dem ersten Regiment von Georgia. Als dann der Bürgerkrieg begann, war er wahrscheinlich der reichste Plantagenbesitzer im Decatur County mit dem Dienstgrad eines Privates. Während des Rückzugs von Laurel Hill im nordwestlichen Virginia verirrte er sich und ein Großteil des ersten Regiments von Georgia dann eine Woche lang ohne Nahrung in den Allegheny Mountains. Sein Gesundheitszustand verschlechterte sich infolgedessen rapide und er schied aus der Konföderiertenarmee aus. Nach seiner Rückkehr nach Decatur County wurde er im November 1861 als Abgeordneter in den ersten Konföderiertenkongress gewählt, wo er zwischen 1862 und 1864 tätig war. Bei seiner Wiederwahlkandidatur erlitt er eine Niederlage, da er für das Wehrpflichtgesetz gestimmt hatte, einem unpopulären Gesetz zu jenem Zeitpunkt bei der Mehrheit. Danach verpflichtete er sich erneut als Private im fünften Kavalleriebataillon von Florida, dass unter dem Kommando von Lieutenant-Colonel George Washington Scott (1829–1903) stand. Aufgrund seines Patriotismus, welcher Präsident Davis bekannt war, und seiner Verdienste, ernannte er ihn zum Major und beorderte ihn nach Florida, um dort ein Regiment südlich der Frontlinie auszuheben. Die Hauptaufgabe des Regiments war es einen stetigen Nachschubfluss aufrechtzuerhalten, insbesondere mit Rindern für die hungernde Armee in Virginia. Dieser Pflicht kam er hingebungsvoll nach, was ihm eine Beförderung zum Lieutenant-Colonel einbrachte – einen Dienstgrad, den er bis zum Kriegsende hielt. Sein Regiment wurde in der Folgezeit mit anderen zusammengelegt zu First Battalion Florida Special Cavalry, welches er dann kommandierte. Das Bataillon wurde oft als Cattle Battalion, Cow Calvary, Commissary Battalion oder Munnerlyn's Battalion bezeichnet und umfasste beinahe 800 Soldaten. Zum Kriegsende wurde er vom Generalmajor Sam Jones (1819–1887), dem damaligen Kommandeur in Florida, gebeten, sich bedeckt zu halten und bereit zu sein allen Offizieren der vorherigen konföderierten Regierung die Flucht zu ermöglichen, welche es wünschen das Land zu verlassen. Er half dem konföderierten Kriegsminister Judah Philip Benjamin (1811–1884) bei der Flucht. Er kehrte dann als armer Mann nach Hause zurück, sein Vermögen war weg, er riskierte alles und verlor alles für sein Land. Ohne irgendwelche Klagen oder abfällige Worte nahm es dies hin, wie ein Gentleman, welcher er war. Später wurde er vom Decatur County zum Colonel ernannt – einen Dienstgrad, den er 14 Jahre lang bis zu seinem Tod innehatte. Während dieser Zeit war er maßgeblich am Bau der Atlantic and Gulf Railroad beteiligt. Zum Zeitpunkt seines Todes reichte sie von Savannah bis nach Bainbridge.

Familie
Munnerlyn war mit Harriet Eugenia Shackelford (1825–1887) verheiratet. Das Paar bekam mindestens elf Kinder: Mary Hannah (1845–1927), Charles James (1847–1916), James Shackelford (1850–1882), Eugenius Calhoun (1854–1929), Harriet Cowdrey (1854–1913), Caroline Eugenia (1856–1857), Eugenia Shackleford (1857–1950), Ernest Octavius (1858–1858), Elma (1862–1939), John Paul (1863–1910) und Florida Davis (1865–1931).

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 Charles James Munnerlyn auf der Weblinks von The Political Graveyard

Mitglied des Repräsentantenhauses der Konföderierten Staaten von Amerika
Militärperson (Konföderierte Staaten)
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1822
Gestorben 1898
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Josef Klee (* 1788 in Johannesberg, Österreichisch-Schlesien; † 19. Juni 1852 in Wien) war ein österreichischer Stadtbaumeister.

Leben
Josef Klee war der Sohn eines Maurermeisters. Wahrscheinlich absolvierte auch er eine Maurer- und Steinmetzlehre. Jedenfalls erhielt er 1818 in Wien die Baumeisterkonzession und erscheint seit 1819 in der Zunfttafel mit Namen und eigenem Steinmetzzeichen. In der Folge erhielt Klee zahlreiche lukrative Bauaufträge und wurde Stadtbaumeister. Er machte auch Karriere im Staatsdienst, wurde k.k. Regierungsbaumeister, Direktionsadjunkt und beeideter Schätzmeister bei der Erbsteuer-Hofkommission. Ihm wurde in diesen Funktionen Korruption zu seinen und seines Schwiegersohns Leopold Mayr Gunsten vorgeworfen.

Er ist der Vater des Landschaftsmalers und Fotografen Hermann Klee.

Werk
Josef Klee war einer der meistbeschäftigten Baumeister des Vormärz in Wien. Er baute viele Häuser nach fremden Plänen als Baumeister, arbeitete aber auch nach eigenen Entwürfen. Typisch für ihn sind einfache und nüchterne Zinshäuser in den Vorstädten mit drei Geschoßen und Innenhof. Klee führte aber auch einige Gebäude aus, die er durch Versatzstücke aus älteren Stilperioden repräsentativ gestaltete.

 Wohnhaus "Zur unbefleckten Jungfrau Maria", Wien 3, Landstraßer Hauptstraße 64 (1843 aufgestockt) (1821)
 Miethaus, Wien 6, Gumpendorfer Straße 95 (Erweiterung) (1822)
 Wohnhaus "Zum grünen Kopf", Wien 3, Landstraßer Hauptstraße 106 (1822)
 Hotel "Goldenes Lamm", Wien 4, Wiedner Hauptstraße 7 (Aufstockung) (1823)
 Wohnhaus, Wien 4, Rechte Wienzeile 15 (Aufstockung) (1823)
 Wohnhaus, Wien 9, Berggasse 5 (1825)
 Miethaus, Wien 3, Salesianergasse 17 (1826)
 Miethaus, Wien 6, Stumpergasse 3 (1826)
 Wohnhaus "Zum (großen) Ofenloch", Wien 1, Kurrentgasse 10 / Kleeblattgasse 9 (1826–1827)
 Zinshaus, Wien 1, Blumenstockgasse 3 (1827)
 Zinshaus, Wien 3, Am Heumarkt 5 (1828)
 Miethaus, Wien 6, Dürergasse 3 (1828), W2.3.-Bürgerhaus-Haus mit mittig liegendem Hof
 Zinshaus, Wien 5, Kettenbrückengasse 23 (nach 1850 aufgestockt und neufassadiert) (1828)
 Zinshauskomplex, Wien 3, Am Heumarkt 3 (1828–1829)
 Wohnhaus, Wien 1, Bräunerstraße 1 (Erweiterung; 2. Hälfte 19. Jh. stark verändert) (1830)
 Miethaus, Wien 3, Heumühlgasse 14 (1860 Fassade neugestaltet) (1830)
 Miethaus, Wien 4, Preßgasse 29 (1851 Seitentrakt zugebaut) (1830)
 Miethaus, Wien 6, Laimbgrubengasse 22 (Erweiterung) (1830)
 Miethaus, Wien 6, Gumpendorfer Straße 157 (1830)
 Wohnhaus "Zum silbernen Löwen" (Sterbehaus Christoph Willibald Glucks), Wien 4, Wiedner Hauptstraße 32 (Aufstockung) (1830–1831)
 Generali-Hof, Wien 1, Graben 13 (Umbau; 1894 verändert) (1831)
 Pfarrkirche Erdberg (Wien), Wien 3, Apostelgasse 1 (Umbau, unter Bauleitung Karl Pranters sen.) (1831–1833)
 Zinshaus, Wien 1, Ballgasse 3 (1832)
 Miethaus, Wien 5, Laurenzgasse 3 (1833)

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Person (Kaisertum Österreich)
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Gestorben 1852
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While dozens of new cars are unveiled every year, the arrival of a new Lamborghini is something special.
The Sant'Agata Bolognese-based automaker likes to take its time with new models. Its best-selling Gallardo was on the market for 10 years, an eternity in the car world.
So the new 2015 Huracán LP610-4 is poised to make quite a splash. It broke cover back in December, and is set to make its official debut at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show in a couple of weeks.
In the meantime, Lamborghini decided to release all of the important details of this new supercar for enthusiasts to drool over. Enjoy.
In its first forty years of trading Lamborghini produced a total of 10,000 cars, in the last 11 years it's sold double that. That's largely down to its most successful model ever, the Gallardo, which shifted over 14,000 units in nine years, and there are even higher hopes for the its successor, the all-new Lamborghini Huracan LP 610-4.
We already know the four-wheel drive 602bhp Huracan's performance will be sensational. The 0-62mph sprint takes 3.2 seconds (0.2 seconds faster than the Ferrari 458 Italia, but 0.2 seconds slower than the new McLaren 650S), 0-125mph takes 9.9 seconds and top speed is 202mph.
We also know the price is expected to be around £188,000 – roughly £30,000 more than the Gallardo LP560-4, £10,000 more than the Ferrari 458 and £7,000 less than the McLaren 650S Coupe. But what are the innovations behind these numbers? We've broken the Huracan's most significant technologies down into easily digestible sections.
Lamborghini has not announced U.S. pricing for the Huracán, but it the European base price is reportedly 201,000 euros, or around $275,000.
Deliveries are set to begin later this year, but Lamborghini has already received over 700 ordersfor the car. If you want one, start planning that bank robbery now.


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