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Зна́менка (, ) — присілок у складі Куюргазинського району Башкортостану, Росія. Входить до складу Крівле-Ілюшкинської сільської ради.

Утворений шляхом об'єднання двох присілків: Новознаменська 1-а (117 осіб у 2002 році, 66% росіян) та Новознаменська 2-а (62 особи у 2002 році, 55% чувашів, 40% башкирів).

Населення — 88 осіб (2010; 179 в 2002).

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 чуваші — 19%
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G. Milmeister: The Rubato Composer Music Sotware: Component-based Implementation of a Functorial Concept Architecture. PhD Thesis, University of Zurich, Zurich 2006.
F. Thalmann: Musical Composition with Grid Diagrams of Transformations. Master Thesis, University of Bern, Bern 2007.


OnePlus has teamed up with fashion designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac for an artistic 'Callection' to create a limited edition of OnePlus 5.
OnePlus has teamed up with fashion designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac for an artistic 'Callection'. The collaboration has created a limited edition version of its flagship device, the OnePlus 5. The company had previously teased the partnership but it announced the additional details of the collaboration on its website now.
The device will only come in the 128 GB storage variant along with a handwritten note on the back of the device using a laser. OnePlus has priced the device at € 559 which converts to about Rs 43,300 at the time of writing. It is likely that the device will go on sale online starting 2 October 2017 at 10 am.
It will also be available at the Colette pop-up store in Paris, France starting 22 September 2017 at 11 am.
One thing to note here is that the limited edition of the device is not the only thing launched as part of the collaboration. OnePlus also launched T-Shirt, Tote bag, Baseball cap, Holster and Case Bag. Potential buyers can grab other exclusive merchandise if they fail to get their hands on the OnePlus 5.
Last but not the least, there is no official confirmation on if OnePlus will launch the version in the Indian market.


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Pink Floyd Share Live Video From Upcoming Box Set
December 3, 2019	Rock Daypop
Pink Floyd are streaming live video of their 1987 track, "Sorrow", taken from the 2019 remix of their 1988 album, "Delicate Sound Of Thunder." The video is of the band during a sold-out, five-night stand as part
Cream Announce 'Goodbye Tour Live 1968' Box Set
Cream will release "Goodbye Tour Live 1968" on February 7th — a 4-disc box set of material from the group's farewell tour. The box set is being previewed with previously-unreleased live audio of "Sunshine Of Your Love". The
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine Shares Update On His Cancer Fight
Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine says that following radiation treatment for throat cancer, his test results look great and he's feeling strong. Mustaine gave an update on his current condition to Rolling Stone, telling the publication, "I'm on
Greta Van Fleet Promise New Album In Early 2020
November 29, 2019	Rock Daypop
Greta Van Fleet singer Josh Kiszka says the band will release its second album in early 2020. Their acclaimed debut album, Anthem of the Peaceful Army, was released back in 2018, and they previously stated that the
Faith No More Confirm Reunion And Announce Live Shows In 2020
Faith No More have announced that they are reuniting for the first time in five years. In addition, next summer and will play a number of music festivals across Europe. The group last played Europe in support
Reunited Heart Plans New Music After Successful Tour
Led by sisters Nancy Wilson and Ann Wilson the band Heart returned in 2019. Now, they have plans for new music in 2020. Nancy Wilson said in an interview that "I've got a lot of song ideas in my head and in
Motley Crue's Mick Mars Clarifies Comments About "Free Tickets" To Concerts
Motley Crue guitarist Mick Mars has taken to Twitter to address comments that he made in 2014 that he would "invite the world to come for free" if the band decided to reunite. Clips from a TV
U2 Release New Song "Ahimsa"
U2 have teamed up with composer A.R. Rahman for a one-off song called "Ahimsa," in commemoration of their first-ever performance in India next month. The title is taken from the Sanskrit word for non-violence, according to a
Listen To New Ozzy Osbourne Track "Straight To Hell" Featuring Slash
Ozzy Osbourne has dropped his new track "Straight to Hell," featuring Slash. "Straight to Hell" follows "Under the Graveyard," which marked Osbourne's first new single in almost a decade. Ozzy is gearing up to release his forthcoming
The Who Release New Song "I Don't Wanna Get Wise"
The Who have released "I Don't Wanna Get Wise," the third single from their upcoming album Who. The legendary band also shared new information about the four bonus tracks that will be found on the Deluxe Edition:

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Marvel's Agent Carter (ou simplesmente Agent Carter) é uma série de televisão estadunidense criada por Christopher Markus e Stephen McFeely, exibida pela ABC. A série se passa depois dos eventos de Captain America: The First Avenger, acompanhando Peggy Carter conforme ela lida com o desaparecimento de Steve Rogers e o novo emprego na RCE (Reserva Científica e Estratégica).

A série foi produzida em maio de 2014 e estreou oficialmente em 6 de janeiro de 2015, durante o hiatus na segunda temporada de Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. A série foi renovada para uma segunda temporada, dessa vez com 10 episódios. Em maio de 2016 a série foi cancelada pela ABC após duas temporadas devido a baixa audiência.

No Brasil a primeira temporada da série foi transmitida pelo Canal Sony em janeiro de 2015. A série esteve disponível na plataforma de vídeos Netflix entre abril de 2016 e maio de 2019.  A série estreou sua exibição em TV aberta a partir de 6 de junho de 2016 pela Rede Globo.

Sinopse
Após retornar para América com o fim da Guerra, em 1946, Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) encontra-se trabalhando secretamente na Reserva Científica Estratégica (SSR, no original em inglês), enquanto seus colegas de trabalho a tratam como uma simples secretária. Quando Howard Stark (Dominic Cooper) é acusado de traição ao país por vender armas ilegalmente, ele secretamente pede ajuda a Peggy para provar sua inocência e limpar o seu nome. Com a ajuda do mordomo de Stark, Edwin Jarvis, Peggy precisa balancear o trabalho administrativo e as missões secretas para o amigo, ao mesmo tempo em que leva uma vida solteira após perder o seu amor, Steve Rogers (Chris Evans).

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 Reggie Austin como Jason Wilkes
 Currie Graham como Calvin Chadwick
 Ken Marino como Joseph Manfredi
 Kurtwood Smith como Vernon Masters
 Wynn Everett como Whitney Frost
 Lotte Verbeek como Ana Jarvis

Elenco de convidados
 Toby Jones como Arnim Zola
 Lesley Boone como Rose
 Ralph Brown como Ivchenko
 Alexander Carroll como Yauch
 Kevin Cotteleer como Alex Doobin
 James Frain como Leet Brannis
 James Landry Hébert como Sasha Demidov
 James Austin Kerr como Jonathan Juniper
 Neal McDonough como Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
 Devin Ratray como Sheldon McFee
 Leonard Roberts como Samuel "Happy Sam" Sawyer
 Benita Robledo como Carol
 Costa Ronin como Anton Vanko
 Richard Short como Percival "Pinky" Pinkerton
 James Urbaniak como Miles Van Ert
 Ray Wise como Hugh Jones
 Chris Evans como Steve Rogers

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Apr. 12, 2013 5:00 p.m.
A letter to Council from the Thorsby Fire Chief Norm Osness requesting a new tanker truck arrived after the 2013 budget had been largely worked out, sparking vigorous debate.
Fire Department: Writing on behalf of all firefighters, Chief Osness points out volunteer firefighters had put in over 200 hours converting the old oilfield water hauler into the tanker truck now in use.
He then states, "We feel that our current tender has a limited time before a catastrophic failure is inevitable." He believes purchasing a new truck would be more cost effective than simply replacing the 19-year-old tank that is showing signs of wear. A new truck would be a 20-plus-year asset. Replacement would cost ¼ of the price of a new truck—but then they'd still be left with an older truck and attending maintenance costs.
Town Manager: Noting that the issue of the old water tanker has been discussed with Council and CAO for some time, T.M. Payette said that firefighters may have lost confidence in the asset and that they are very concerned of a complete failure during an emergency situation. The purchase was not included in the long term strategic plan, neither was it included in the list of capital items for the 2013 budget review process. Bylaw#2003-04 Fire Services Bylaw provides authority to the Fire Chief through the CAO to ensure apparatus and equipment necessary to safeguard the health and welfare and safety of people and to protect people and property. The Fire Department has two mutual aid agreements—one with Capital Region municipal members and one with Leduc County municipal members. The cost of a new $220,000 truck could be debentured over 10 years (Annual service on debt would be $24,667.26 annually), 15 years ($17,950.72), or 20 years ($14,729.42 ). He cautioned that time is of the essence—the next available debenture draw (there are two per year), is June 17, 2013.
Councillor Osness abstained from the discussion due to conflict of interest—her husband is Fire Chief.
Councillor Pharis stressed there is an equal asset sitting there—Leduc County's tanker and there is an agreement in place to use it. She is not comfortable spending the money, concerned that there is no capital budget remaining this year for a purchase. She also points out "the grader is on its last legs, and that is used on a daily basis six months of the year." She asked what happens to the roads next year? She is also concerned that it might impact a job position in the Village. Pharis requested more budget discussion.
Councillor Hart said this is not a new issue, "It was brought up three years ago that the tanker was gone." He supports the purchase and draws attention to the fact that the East industrial park area is not covered (via water hydrants), so there's a strong need for a tanker.
Mayor Rasch said he was torn on the issue. "So many good things to find dollars for! I thought we did a good job on the budget, now I'm uncomfortable—here we are ready to accept the new budget and we're facing more budget items. The 2013 budget is heavily weighted and we're trying to play catch-up." Rasch also wonders about the other expenses involved such as flying down to bring it back, and equipment modification. He favors getting an expert opinion on the remaining life of the current tanker and feels a cost analysis would be a benefit to the village. "We need hard numbers based on facts." He asked if Council could have the information in two weeks. Payette said he expects one or two more proposals within that time.
Council voted to further discuss the purchase of a new tanker truck and debenture debate at the next planning meeting and during the April 9 Regular Council meeting and asks that Chief Osness be present.


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Category Archives for "Self-publishing"
Shortlisted for the Bath Novel Award – and other good things
The Bath Novel Award 2014
I've had lots of good things happen to my book recently. Actually, they've been happening since Christmas, which is how long I've been meaning to write this blog post for. But today it was shortlisted for the Bath Novel Award, and it has pleased my head clean off. They say the book "cleverly combines intrigue with comic, astute observation which made me laugh throughout."
It was Viv Groskop who told me to enter, after she saw a tweet from them saying they'd like more comic novels. It was also Viv who put me in touch with Colin Midson, the book PR supremo who got me my Guardian review. Viv is basically a fairy godmother to everyone who knows her, and implausibly lovely. She's also, as her funny book "I Laughed, I Cried" inadvertently reveals, superhuman. Let's just say that if the Ukraine were friends with her, there's no way it would be in its current position.
Anyway, my book started selling much better at Christmas. In fact, its Christmas present to me was to get into Amazon's top ten bestsellers for humorous fiction. It's been in and out ever since, and last month it sold its ten thousandth copy. With that milestone out of the way, I risked putting the price up, which seems to have increased sales slightly. Last week, for the first time, the book brought in a liveable weekly wage. That has finally made me stop feeling embarrassed about having self-published. (The nice reviews and messages have also had a huge effect. Should I admit that I re-read them when I'm feeling low?)
The result of all this is that I've been feeling confident enough to start a sequel to Perpetual Astonishment. I've got it planned out and have written three chapters.
I'm very grateful for all of this.
Christopher Shevlin
Perpetual Astonishment
I think one reason I don't blog more is that I'm not sure how much I ought to reveal, especially about my emotions. I'm of that peculiarly British type who feels everything extremely sharply, but believes he shouldn't: completely ineffective stoics, you might call us. Anyway, I hope it's all right to admit that there have been a couple of times recently that people have made me cry by sending me gratuitously kind messages about my book. I can't express how grateful I am for them.
My first interview
About a week ago, I did my first interview. It's with Lee Strayer, who runs Atomic 27, a company that produces audiobooks, videos, ebooks and real books. Lee used to work in radio, and as well as running the company he's now narrating audiobooks – the first of which is Prison Planet by Billie Sue Mosiman. Anyway, he's starting a weekly podcast to promote the whole thing and he asked me to be in the first episode. Lee has one of those pleasing American voices that make you feel that everything's going to be all right (except when he's reading Prison Planet). Voices like that have always reminded me of the sound of biting into a crisp apple, which is odd, I know, but there it is.
I'm becoming increasingly like Blanche in A Streetcar Named Desire (in that I rely on the kindness of strangers – I'm not living with my sister after being forced to flee Auriol, Mississippi for having sex with a student and destroying my family's plantation). Lee is one of those strangers and he's really remarkably kind. As well as the interview, he's offered to help me with an audiobook version of Perpetual Astonishment. I liked him massively and have put him in my mental file of "People I'd like to do a huge favour for, if it ever becomes remotely possible".
Lee likes to look as though he's painted on a wall
Lee lives in rural Indiana, which he tells me people in the US call "flyover country" or, more intriguingly, "Buttfuck, Egypt". If anyone can explain this more satisfactorily than Wikipedia (i.e. even remotely satisfactorily) then please let me know. I've heard Americans in films say "Buttfuck" as an alternative to "the Boondocks" when they're talking about little rustic places. That's a bit weird when you come to think of it, but it's the Egypt bit that's really odd. Do they mean it's so far away from anywhere that it might as well be in Egypt? If so, why? Surely there are more remote places than Egypt – Sudan, for example, or the Sandwich Islands. I was trying to think of the British equivalent and realised that we don't really have one. We just have to say "somewhere in the countryside miles away from anywhere". In this, as in much else, the Americans are both more inexplicable and much more efficient than us.
But I've strayed a bit from my original topic, which was the interview. Being interviewed shouldn't be interesting, because you're the one who's meant to be talking, and you already know all the stuff you're talking about. But it's actually fascinating. It made me realise that I don't really know my opinion on anything until I've heard myself say it. We talked about the strange way in which I wrote the book, about the ups and downs (and downs and downs and ups) since I self-published it, and about how writing it compares with my corporate work and live comedy. Afterwards we had a long conversation about this new world we find ourselves in, where Amazon and Audible make it possible for writers and narrators to make a living by reaching readers directly, and how that encourages people to work together.
Lee has diligently edited down the excruciatingly long pauses I leave between words, and the result is on Atomic 27's website now.
When is success?
Like many people, I tend to judge myself against those who have more than me. This practice – unfortunately but inevitably – means that I constantly feel like a failure, no matter how I am doing.
Clausewitz: victory depends on having "limited aims" – otherwise you exhaust yourself
When I decided to self-publish, I tried to avoid this trap by defining some milestones in advance. I decided it would be too difficult to define success, but that I could try to define stages of non-failure. At a point when no one had bought the book, I tried to imagine having sold various numbers of copies, and thought about whether I'd class each as success or failure.
The point at which I found it difficult to imagine being able to tell myself that the whole thing had been a failure came at 750 copies.
That was the magic number (or perhaps the not un-magic number would be more accurate), but there were some way-stations before that. I calculated that I wouldn't sell fewer than 12 copies unless my mother and close friends turned against me. Thirty seemed the point at which sales purely out of politeness would stop. A hundred was an important marker because of the two zeros in it. Then I overheard a couple of authors at the London Library talking about a friend whose commercially published book had sold only 312 copies in a year, so overtaking that was important. Then there was my official break-even number of 476 (an underestimate), and then a long gap.
Finally, a week or so ago, I reached 750. I can report that, having set the number in advance, I feel less like a failure now. Of course I still slip sometimes. I know a few writers who have achieved out-and-out success, with award nominations, big advances from publishers and tens or hundreds of thousands of sales. But it is now a bit easier to let that go.
Guardian Masterclass
I've just been to visit the Guardian's offices again and see their training rooms. Now I'm really looking forward to my Self-Publishing Step by Step masterclass. I've chosen a smallish room, to make it as easy as possible for everyone to talk, with a big window and a view over the canal, because I think everyone needs as much daylight as possible at this time of year. I should have taken a photo.
Everyone there is extremely nice, and there's someone there for the whole weekend in case something breaks down – and also to give everyone a guided tour of the newsrooms at lunchtime.
I'm particularly looking forward to my two guests. On Saturday afternoon we have Orna Ross, founder of the Alliance of Independent Authors (of which I'm a member). I'll be interviewing her (and everyone can join in) about why she went independent and why this is such a good time to self-publish. And on Sunday we have Fiona Robyn, author of the bestseller The Most Beautiful Thing. We'll be talking to her about how she marketed her book in a way that felt easy and natural.
Guardian review
Today I'm overjoyed by this review by the beautifully named Alfred Hickling in the Guardian:
Anyone suspicious that the publishing industry may be run by a small group of corporate-minded killjoys will applaud the DIY-ethic of Shevlin, who has published this quirky comic novel himself. The perpetually astonished hero finds himself in a conspiracy involving murder and the theft of cabinet-level documents, having done no more than give directions to a large man wearing a balaclava on the Holloway Road (mental note: men in balaclavas are either thugs or terrorists, unless they have very poor circulation in their ears). Shevlin's offbeat brand of urban absurdism should appeal to anyone susceptible to Nicola Barker's whimsy, though the penchant for made-up onomatopoeic verbs can become a bit trying: "scooshed", "tocked" and "prunked" in a paragraph about parking a car. But you can't help being tickled by Shevlin's view of Covent Garden as a place "thick with mildly diverting notions which now had their own branded carrier bags"; or the Holloway Road afflicted by "the North London disease that turns any unwary building into a chicken shop".
It should appear in the paper this Saturday, or possibly the next (i.e. the 13th)…
The first bookshop copies go on sale
The Broadway Bookshop on Broadway Market in Hackney today became the first bookshop to stock copies of the Perpetual Astonishment. I took them a copy a couple of weeks ago, and when I went back on Saturday they said that their manager had really liked it. So, now they have two copies on the shelves. Coincidentally, I got my first order today from Bertram, one of the two biggest book wholesalers. (This might be for Foyles, who asked me for a reading copy a week or so ago.)
Used by thousands of bookshops across the country and carrying millions of titles, Bertram placed an order for one copy. And because my account with Nielsen is set up wrongly, I had to fulfil the order myself, which meant it cost me money. But if I get another order, Lightning Source will take care of it all.
Now I just need to summon up the courage to ask another nice local bookshop if they'll stock the book.
Today's Metro review
Well, I've now read the Metro review. Here it is:
Self-publishing has its successes, as EL James's racy ebook series, initially posted on a fansite, proved. Yet there are reasons why editors and publishers exist, as demonstrated by Christopher Shevlin's debut novel.
That's not to say that The Perpetual Astonishment of Jonathon Fairfax isn't a good book – it is and Shevlin was rightly picked up by the literary agency that represents the likes of David Nicholls. However, it could have been great: the comic hero is caught up in a murder plot that unravels into a political thriller, which is by turns absurd and engaging.
Although the plotting can be confusing, the perceptive one-liners reveal an author unafraid to laugh at the concept. At one point, Fairfax muses that reading a secret file makes him feel like he's in a film, although only 'the sort that would be on TV on a Wednesday morning'. Yet the same page has 'she thought Kathy new what she was doing' – the book is full of errors. Also, Fairfax's bumbling astonishment at everything gets wearing – surely something an editor would have ironed out.
Ben East
Stylist review
Well, here we are. I cycled and Tubed all over London this evening trying to get an early copy of Stylist, only to find that my housemate had one. Here is the (extremely nice) review from their Book Wars section at the back of the magazine. I'll start with their verdict – but read on for the full review.
(You can also read the review of Perpetual Astonishment on Stylist's website.)
The verdict: read the comic gem The Perpetual Astonishment of Jonathon Fairfax
Exuberant is the word that comes to mind when describing this book. It's one of those reads you can take an age to get through – simply because you find yourself re-reading joyous passages of comedy and revelling in the carefully constructed characters. One scene involving a murderer, a gym manager and a copy of The Cat In The Hat left one of our reviewers giggling helplessly. It's a rare book that does this. Utterly recommended.
(And here's the rest of the review…)
The Perpetual Astonishment vs Comfortably Awkward
Thanks to Fifty Shades of Grey, independent publishing is in the spotlight, so we're putting two new self-published titles to the test
The Perpetual Astonishment of Jonathon Fairfax
Stylist.co.uk's online writer Anna Brech backs The Perpetual Astonishment of Jonathon Fairfax by Christopher Shevlin
Not many books make me laugh out loud, but The Perpetual Astonishment of Jonathon Fairfax is one of them. Like Comfortably Awkward, it stars a hapless and bumbling lead – Jonathon – who is struggling to come to terms with life in the urban fast lane. But while I found Albert Ferenzo's never-ending neuroses over corporate life in New York grating, Jonathon's foot-in-mouth persona is wonderfully endearing and acts as a perfect launch pad for the rest of the story. Continue reading
Numbers update
Twenty-four people have now bought the Kindle version and 15 have bought the paperback. Then there have been 212 downloads of the Kindle version on the two days when I've offered it free. Altogether, 258 copies are at large. At least two good bloggers have picked it up and say they plan to review it. It was mentioned on Quirky Girls Read's first paragraph Tuesday. And there are some exciting things happening behind the scenes, which I don't want to mention in case they fall through. Oh, and the other good review on Amazon has unaccountably reappeared.
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By Ms. DiZoglio of Methuen, a petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 2446) of Diana DiZoglio and Kathleen O'Connor Ives relative to prohibiting the use of maintenance of certification as a basis for physician licensure, hospital employment or credentialing, or health plan reimbursement and/or credentialing. Public Health.


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El Sindicato PIDE es una organización sindical asamblearia cuyo objetivo es representar y defender los intereses de los trabajadores de la enseñanza pública no universitaria en la región de Extremadura, España. Este sindicato fue fundado en 1999.

Actualmente el Sindicato PIDE es miembro de la FID (Federación Independiente de Docentes) junto a INSUCAN (Sindicato Docente de Canarias) y también es integrante de la confederación sindical CID (Confederación Independiente de Docentes), formada junto a otros sindicatos independientes para la defensa del colectivo docente, interinos y fijos, en otras regiones de España: INSUCAN (Sindicato Docente de Canarias), SIDI (Sindicato Independiente de Docentes de Murcia) y SADI (Federación de Sindicatos Andaluces de Docentes Interinos).

El Sindicato PIDE cuenta con siete sedes, ubicadas en Cáceres, Badajoz, Mérida, Plasencia, Coria, Don Benito, Zafra y Navalmoral de la mata.

Objetivos

Entre los objetivos fundamentales del Sindicato PIDE se encuentra tanto la estabilidad laboral del docente interino, como la defensa y mejora de las condiciones laborales del funcionario docente de carrera (lo que constituye, en definitiva, la defensa general del funcionario docente, ya sea este interino o fijo), el incremento de las plantillas, la transparencia y la no politización en las actuaciones de la Administración Educativa Pública, así como la creación de un estatuto docente y dedicación del 7% del PIB extremeño a educación.
Además pretende la implantación indefinida de la jubilación anticipada y la formación docente en horario laboral. Exige distribución equitativa de alumnos de integración e inmigrantes entre centros públicos y concertados, mientras estos últimos sigan dependiendo subsidiariamente de la Junta de Extremadura. Por otro lado plantea una mejora de las condiciones laborales y de las instalaciones de los centros a través de actuaciones y propuestas ante los Comités Provinciales de Riesgos Laborales y en los plenos celebrados a nivel autonómico.

Actuaciones
 Publicación de la "Revista INÉDITA de Educación".
 Huelgas, manifestaciones y concentraciones reivindicando, entre otras cosas, mejoras en las condiciones laborales, retributivas y profesionales del profesorado.
 Actuaciones ante tribunales de justicia: contenciosos administrativos, demanda del cobro del complemento de formación (sexenios) para interinos en el Tribunal Superior de Extremadura y en el Tribunal Supremo en Madrid, etc.
 Campañas reivindicativas y divulgativas.
 Recogida de firmas para apoyar diferentes iniciativas docentes.
 Solicitudes, por registro, en las diferentes direcciones generales y delegaciones provinciales reclamando mejoras laborales para los docentes.
 Implantación de cobertura legal a las actuaciones docentes.
 Participación en las mesas técnicas de negociación defendiendo temas diversos: mejora de las condiciones laborales del profesorado, plantillas, concursos de traslados, convocatoria de oposiciones… etc.
 Determinación de competencias en materia de seguridad y salud laboral ante el Servicio de Salud y Riesgos Laborales de Centros Educativos.

Sexenios
El 22  de  octubre de 2012 el Sindicato PIDE gana en el Tribunal Supremo los sexenios para los docentes interinos extremeños. El Tribunal Supremo de Madrid falló a favor del Sindicato  PIDE  al  desestimar  el  Recurso  de Casación que el servicio jurídico de la Junta de Extremadura interpuso ante el Tribunal Supremo, paralizando las  extensiones de sentencias  estimatorias  del  complemento  de  formación  solicitadas  por  los  docentes interinos  de  Extremadura,  el  Juzgado  de  Mérida  procedió a  conceder  dichas extensiones  pagando  con carácter retroactivo a los demandantes sus derechos económicos devengados de los sexenios reconocidos en los últimos 5 años.

Formación
El Sindicato PIDE ha ofertado a todos sus afiliados, desde el año 2004, cursos de formación homologados por la Consejería de Educación de Extremadura, ofreciendo un curso gratuito a los afiliados cada año lectivo . Actualmente trabajan con una plataforma propia .

Entre las actividades que el Sindicato PIDE propone a sus afiliados está la del concurso fotográfico "Maestro Zenón Garrido" vigente desde el 2005, con el propósito de denunciar el mal estado de los centros educativos de la comunidad autónoma de Extremadura.

Destino de las subvenciones
La totalidad de las aportaciones de la Junta de Extremadura a este sindicato son donadas a ONGs y a otras obras altruistas.

Congresos

Con motivo del 10º, 15º y 20º aniversario del Sindicato PIDE se celebraron los congresos. El I Congreso Nacional "Educación y Sociedad Extremeñas" los días 6 y 7 de noviembre de 2009 en Cáceres, en el Complejo Cultural San Francisco. El II Congreso Internacional "La Educación como solución de futuro" los días 17 y 18 de octubre de 2014 en Badajoz. El III Congreso Internacional "La educación del siglo XXI. Entre la realidad y el deseo". los días 19 y 20 de octubre de 2018 en Mérida. El IV Congreso Internacional "Educación Pública: Desde la razón y el corazón" en Cáceres.
El objetivo general de los congresos fue promover y fomentar el intercambio de conocimientos y experiencias de los profesionales en el campo de la Educación y más concretamente en el ámbito regional extremeño.

Organización
El Comité Ejecutivo del Sindicato PIDE está compuesto por presidente, vicepresidente, secretario, vicesecretario, tesorero y vicetesorero renovando los cargos en las elecciones del 26 de febrero del 2011, en las del 26 de marzo de 2015 y en las del 27 de febrero de 2019 siendo actualmente las siguientes personas:

Presidente: José Manuel Chapado Regidor.
Vicepresidente: Alfredo Aranda Platero.
Secretario: José Antonio Romo Gutiérrez.
Vicesecretaria: Helena Flores González
Tesorero: Víctor Manuel León Batalla.
Vicetesorero: Carlos Baz Terrón

El Sindicato PIDE publica dos boletines, uno de carácter digital y otro en formato impreso. La página web del sindicato ha sobrepasado las 20.000.000 visitas en 15 años, facilitando un foro abierto.

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The Briefing: Revolution Raising $500M Fund, FireEye Acquires Respond Software, And More
Here's what you need to know today in startup and venture news, updated by the Crunchbase News staff throughout the day to keep you in the know.
Revolution seeks $500M for growth fund
Revolution, the Washington, D.C.-based venture capital firm founded by AOL 1co-founder Steve Case, is seeking to raise $500 million for a fourth growth fund, according to a securities filing.
Founded in 2005, the firm is a prolific investor, with 266 investments to date, per Crunchbase data. The firm is also known for its focus on startups located outside of larger coastal tech hubs.
Recent deals include a Series A for ShearShare, a salon space marketplace; Good Buy Gear, a seller of secondhand kids items; and MilkRun, a grocery service.
Revolution has three fund categories, one focused on growth, another on early stage, and its Rise of the Rest funds, which focus on seed-stage deals.
A16z closes on $4.5B in two funds
Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) is starting the weekend off with a bang. The Menlo Park-based venture capital firm closed on a pair of funds totaling $4.5 billion that brings its total assets under management to nearly $16.5 billion, according to a Friday blog post.
The firm, founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, raised $1.3 billion in a Fund VII to invest in early-stage consumer, enterprise and financial services technologies startups. The $3.2 billion Growth II fund will focus on later-stage investments across consumer, enterprise, financial technology, bio and crypto, the firm said.
These follow two other funds the firm closed on this year: a $2.2 billion fund focused on entrepreneurs who have talent and ideas, but lack resources and access, and a $750 million fund earmarked for biotechnology and health care investing.
Robinhood co-CEO steps down ahead of expected IPO
Stock trading app Robinhood said Friday that it's ditching the dual CEO model it's employed since its launch in 2013, with co-founder Baiju Bhatt stepping down from the position. Vlad Tenev will be Robinhood's sole CEO.
Sources told Forbes that the change came about as Robinhood grows and the co-CEO arrangement has become increasingly unwieldy. Robinhood is widely expected to make a run at the public markets before the end of this year or in early 2021.
The change was not the result of strife in the C-suite, the sources said, and the new arrangement will let Bhatt devote more time to projects he most enjoys." A company spokesperson told Forbes that Bhatt will continue "supporting key business initiatives and serving on Robinhood's board of directors."
Robinhood has raised $2.2 billion in venture backing, according to Crunchbase data, and was valued at $11.7 billion as of September after its Series G funding.
Chainalysis gears up to raise $100M at unicorn valuation: Chainalysis, a bitcoin investigation startup, told Forbes that it's in the process of raising $100 million in new funding at a $1 billion valuation. The Series C funding, expected next week, will be led by Tiger Global Management alumnus Lee Fixel's newly founded firm, Addition. Previous investors Accel, Benchmark and Ribbit Capital are also reportedly expected to join.
Alto Solutions banks $2.8M for IRA product: Alto Solutions, a Nashville-based fintech that enables individuals to use their IRA to invest in alternative investments like startups, private real estate, cryptocurrency and securitized art, raised a $2.8 million venture round. The investment was backed by institutional and individual investors, including Acrew Capital, Alpha Edison and Carta Ventures.
Stackline snags $50M: Stackline, a Seattle-based provider of enterprise tools to help retailers and brands manage e-commerce, closed a $50 million Series A investment from Goldman Sachs Growth Equity. The company will use the new proceeds for product innovation and to expand its network of brand and retail partners.
Canvas raises $19M: Construction robotics startup Canvas publicly launched Thursday and announced $19 million in funding led by Brick & Mortar Ventures. The company, which was founded in 2017 and is based in San Francisco, uses technology to make drywall finishing more efficient.
Factory_OS lands $55M: Proptech company Factory_OS has raised a $55 million Series B led by Lafayette Square and including participation from Autodesk, Citi, Facebook, Morgan Stanley and Google. Factory_OS, which is aiming to create more multifamily housing, plans use the money to speed up growth.
Connect Homes closes $5M: Connect Homes has raised $5 million in round led by Brick & Mortar Ventures. The company, which makes modular homes, also announced Greg Leung as its new CEO.
FireEye acquires Respond Software for $186M: Cybersecurity provider FireEye has announced that it is acquiring Respond Software, a provider of tools for investigating and understanding security incidents, for $186 million. Silicon Valley-based Respond previously raised $32 million in known venture funding, per Crunchbase data.
Astanor Ventures raises $325M food tech fund: Brussels-based Astanor Ventures has raised $325 million for a new fund that will invest in European and North American startups in the food, agriculture and ocean tech spaces that are focused on solving systemic challenges across the food system.
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Adrien Broner to fight Ivan Redkach in January at 140
September 22nd, 2020 - Comments Closed
By Dan Ambrose: Adrien 'The Problem' Broner will be looking to pick up his first win in the last four years when he takes on Ivan Redkach in January 2021. Redkach is a good tune-up fight for Broner, who's career has bottomed out due to his inability to win battles.
Redkach (23-5-1, 18 KOs) will be a live underdog against Broner because he typically throws a lot of punches, and those are the type of guys that Adrien struggles with due to his inability to throw a lot of shots. A win for Redkach isn't out of the question against the inferior version of Broner we saw losing to Manny Pacquiao in 2019.
Broner's last victory came in February 2017, with him being Adrian Granados by a highly controversial 10 round split decision in his hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio. This writer saw the fight live, and he had Granados winning eight rounds to two.
Broner was outworked in every round by the visiting fighter Granados, and he looked shot. The last real win or Broner came in 2016 when he defeated Mayweather Promotions fighter Ashley Theophane by a 9th round knockout to win the vacant WBA light-welterweight title.
The World Boxing Association made it easy for Broner to capture their vacant WBA 140lb title by sanctioning his match with the then 35-year-old Theophane.
Broner wants to KO Redkach
The 31-year-old former four-division world champion Broner (33-4-1, 24 KOs), realizes that his window to make money in boxing is closing on him, and he wants to take advantage of the time he has left.
"I would love to go in there and stop him, it'll be a good fight," said Broner about Redkach in talking to The Last Stand Podcast.
"Especially with me coming off of 2 years, I don't care as long as my money right. We going to have a hell of a fight, but I'm going to f*** him [Redkach] up though, he asking for it, he's been begging for it."
This may be a maybe a shock to Broner, but Redkach is a 2nd tier fighter and isn't ranked in the top 15 by any of the world rankings at 140 or 147.
Lately, Redkach has been helping out with sparring for fighters like Gervonta 'Tank' Davis. As a result, I don't know what Broner expects to get from the fans for beating Redkach. If he's looking for admiration and an outpouring of praise for him if he defeats the Ukrainian fighter, he's sadly mistaken.
There won't be any praise, especially if Broner has difficulty winning as he did against Granados. Beating a low-level fighter like Redkach by a controversial decision might be the final nail on the coffin of Broner's dead career.
Broner hasn't fought since losing to Manny Pacquiao by a 12 round unanimous decision in January 2019. By the time Adrien returns to the ring to face the 34-year-old journeyman Redkach, he'll have been out of action for two solid years.
Broner coming off a 2-year layoff
Good fighters can stay out of boxing for two years without hurting them, but Broner isn't likely to do well. He was struggling even before his long layoff began, and the inactivity isn't expected to improve his game.
Recently, Broner surprised many people by asking for $10 million from SHOWTIME for him to fight, but that didn't fly for him, unfortunately. There aren't goo many fighters that can fetch an asking price of $10 million when they've come up empty in the win column in the last three years of their careers.
"I understand I only got one window, and my window is closing," Broner said. "I'm still young, but I know that my window is closing.
"I've done a lot of things early in my career, but now is the time to make the most lucrative decisions, and that's all I'm doing at this point."
Broner's window is already closed at this point, and he's not going to be given any additional big money fights against the top guys at 147. He had his 15 minutes of fame at 147 in defeating WBA secondary welterweight champion Paulie Malignaggi by a controversial 12 round split decision in June 2013.
Most boxing fans that saw the Broner-Malignaggi fight felt that Malignaggi was robbed, as looked like the better fighter on the night. Since that win, Broner's career has staggered along with him beating fringe level 140 and 147-pounders and losing to the quality fighters that he's faced.
Broner's defeats since 2013:
Marcos Maidana
Broner fought Jessie Vargas to a controversial 12 round draw in 2018 in a fight that fans saw as a win for Jessie. If you add Vargas and Granados' names on the list of fighters that have beaten Broner in the last seven years, his record doesn't look so good.
Many people believe that Broner should have moved back down to 135 following his embarrassing 12 round decision defeat against Marcos Maidana in 2013. That fight showed that Broner lacked the size, power, and the work rate to beat top fighters at 140 and 147.
Broner chose to stay at 147 as the money he could make in that weight class was better than what he could get at 135. But the ultimate cost for Broner was his career sinking into the abyss to the point where he went from being the A-side to being the B-side for his matches.
Before Broner lost to Maidana, he was seen as the next pay-per-view star, a guy that was supposed to carry the sport of boxing on his back after Floyd Mayweather Jr retired. Unfortunately for Broner, it didn't work out for him. He lacked Mayweather's hand speed and defensive ability to excel at 147, and his punching power didn't carry up for him from the 135-lb division.
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Q: Injecting arrays with Unity My goal is to constructor inject an array of objects implementing an interface.
The following is the way I currently have it.
Container

        .RegisterInstance<Company>(ParseCompany(args[1])

        .RegisterInstance<eTargets>(ParseTargets(args[2]))

        .RegisterInstance<ILoader[]>(new ILoader[] {
            Container.Resolve<CustomerLoader>(),
            Container.Resolve<PaymentLoader(),
            Container.Resolve<InvoiceLoader()
        });

Is it typical to call Resolve in container configuration this way or is there a more standard way to accomplish the same thing?

A: If you have a slightly more complicated scenario where different arrays of values have to be used in different places, then you can use ResolvedArrayParameter, e.g.
container.RegisterType<ILoader, FooLoader>("foo");
container.RegisterType<ILoader, BarLoader>("bar");
container.RegisterType<ILoader, BazLoader>("baz");
container.RegisterType<ILoader, BooLoader>("boo");

container.RegisterType<IConsumer, MyConsumer>("c1",
    new InjectionConstructor(
        new ResolvedArrayParameter<ILoader>(
            new ResolvedParameter<ILoader>("foo"),
            new ResolvedParameter<ILoader>("bar"))));

container.RegisterType<IConsumer, MyConsumer>("c2",
    new InjectionConstructor(
        new ResolvedArrayParameter<ILoader>(
            new ResolvedParameter<ILoader>("baz"),
            new ResolvedParameter<ILoader>("boo"))));

var c1 = container.Resolve<MyConsumer>("c1");
var c1 = container.Resolve<MyConsumer>("c2");

A: Unity natively understands arrays, so there's no reason to make it so complicated. Just register the ILoaders you want to include and resolve the object graphs normally. Auto-wiring will take care of the rest:
container.RegisterType<ILoader, FooLoader>("foo");
container.RegisterType<ILoader, BarLoader>("bar");
container.RegisterType<ILoader, BazLoader>("baz");

var c = container.Resolve<MyConsumer>();

assuming that the MyConsumer constructor is defined like this:
public MyConsumer(ILoader[] loaders)

However, you should be aware that (for some unfathomable reason) Unity only includes named components in this way. The default component:
container.RegisterType<ILoader, Loader>();

will not be included in the array, since it has no name.

A: Using Resolve during "configuration time" is acceptable and often useful, and it's perfectly valid for arrays or enumerables.
You could also have done the above by registering the ILoader[] type and registering each of the specific ILoader types using the RegisterType overload that takes a name.
Then, wherever ILoader[] is required (e.g. needs to be injected), all of the above will resolve for you after configuration time. Of course, if you need multiple/different ILoader[] it would devolve back to needing to use Resolve during configuration time.

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Q: Installing SQL Server driver for PHP I have installed:

*

*Windows Server 2008 R2 x64

*IIS 7

*PHP 5.5 (5.5.9) VC11 x64 Non Thread Safe (2014-Feb-06 00:36:15)

*MSVC11 (Visual C++ 2012)

*Sql Server 2008

*Sql Native Client
Everything works perfectly except the MSSQL driver for PHP. I have Googled a lot and downloaded lots of dll files. Every time I get this error:

PHP Warning:  PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library c:\php\ext\php_sqlsrv_54_nts.dll - %1 is not a valid Win32 application.
   in Unknown on line 0

Can anyone tell me that how can I find the specified driver? Thanks in advance.

A: There's a clue in the file name php_sqlsrv_54_nts.dll
The "54" refers to PHP 5.4. The SQL Driver doesn't (officially) exist yet for PHP 5.5.
:(
Some people have worked on unofficial builds, but I would only use them for local testing.
Microsoft sqlsrv extension for php 5.5.x
At present official releases only work with 5.4.x

A: Here is a page from my blog with instructions on how to install the driver: http://robsphp.blogspot.com/2012/09/how-to-install-microsofts-sql-server.html
Look for text written in in orange which refers to my builds of the driver that support PHP 5.5 32 and 64 bit.
If you only want Microsoft's builds, avoid looking at anything written in orange.

A: Sharing some of my findings:

*

*Architecture matters(x86 / x64)

*PHP version matters a lot

*Matching SQL Driver Should be installed.

*Refer This Link to find whether your PHP version supports the driver (Refer the first table).

*Refer Rob's Answer to find your Architecture and TS/NTS (Thread Safe/Non Thread Safe) of Your PHP This is His Blog

*This is what worked out for me: I tried with Wampp - 64bit, Selected PHP 7.0.10 downloaded MYSQL Driver version 5.3 (Note: Refer the table i mentioned- 4th point to get the correct version)

*Saved only the 64 bit TS (php_sqlsrv_7_ts_x64.dll, php_pdo_sqlsrv_7_ts_x64.dll) because my php was Thread Safe (You can find yours by refering 5th point) into the E:\wamp64\bin\php\php7.0.10\ext folder.

*Added extension=php_sqlsrv_7_ts_x64.dll and extension=php_pdo_sqlsrv_7_ts_x64.dll to the php.ini, selected from wampp menu (E:\wamp64\bin\apache\apache2.4.23\bin\php.ini).

*Restarted Wampp, and it works perfect.

*For those who face call to undefined function sqlsrv_connect() also can follow this technique.