At least nine different 360-degree cameras are being developed by startup GO6D, although details are sparse at this time.
2. The Trie Pro is a tall 3-lens camera with a form that resembles a handle-mount flash. The large lenses suggest that this will have higher image quality and possibly higher resolution.
3. BeMeBe is a 3-lens camera with a cylindrical body and a collapsible design.
4. SWAG is a green spherical camera that appears to have two lenses.
5. GO6D has a silver disclike 3-lens camera that is yet to be named.
6. The Spartan appears to be a spherical camera with approximately 4 lenses, and with a striking red and black design.
7. The "Wo-Qi" is a spherical yellow camera. It is not clear how many lenses it has, but it appears to have approximately 6 lenses.
8. Puff6D is described as having "6 dimensions." It has a collapsible design.
9. Pinc is a spherical camera that appears to have 8 lenses.
It is not apparent how GO6D will differentiate these cameras that seem to have overlapping features.
GO6D stated that it will have more information about its cameras after launch. GO6D's 3-lens cameras (presumably including the Trie and Trie Pro) will be launched at the South by Southwest Conferences (SXSW) 2016 from March 11-20, 2016 in Austin, Texas. The "8-lens camera" (presumably Pinc) will be launched at the CEDIA 2016 expo from September 14-17, 2016 in Dallas, Texas.
GO6D is based in Irvine, California.


The Ford Edge is one of the company's most popular SUVs, bringing with it each year an impressive range of features in packed trim levels. For 2016, four trim levels host an exciting array of equipment and features, with the base SE including an infotainment system, cruise control, 911 Assist, rear privacy glass, and a noise-reducing windshield. The SEL adds heated mirrors, rear parking sensors, upgraded upholstery, and satellite radio, while Titanium adds an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system, 19-inch wheels, and a 12-speaker audio system from Sony. Remote start, navigation, blind spot monitoring, heated rear seats, and a panoramic sunroof are all packed into the Titanium trim. Sport gets a more powerful engine than the other trims and is only available in all-wheel drive, while the other three can be configured with either front-wheel or all-wheel. Packages are available for all trims, with most packaged equipment available in the next trim tier as standard equipment.


It is a cultivar of Satozakura. Orijinal tree is in Kyoto Hirano Shrine(平野神社), which was recorded from the Meiji era, and what is cultivated now is propagated by Touemon Sano(佐野藤右衛門) and spread.
It seems that the name comes from the elegance of the flower, but was there something the old woman told men that she loves him actively?


Jeremy from Manchester band Everything Everything answers five questions ahead of the band's Latitude appearance at the Lake Stage.
When you think of Latitude what five words spring to mind?
If you could only see one performance at this year's festival what would it be?
Wild Beasts. Be(a)st band in the country right now.
What five items will you be bringing to Latitude?
Do you have anything special planed for your performance at Latitude?
We'll try to make something of it. We plan to expand our live show into a greater experience soon anyway. So hopefully we'll be ready for Latitude.
Latitude is five years old, how did you celebrate your fifth birthday?
I honestly cannot recall. Probably had cake somewhere along the line. Actually, I do remember getting a load of school-related loot, as it was my first-ever day at school about three days later. I got a colourful satchel and a pop up book detailing the dangers of talking to strangers.


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Tech Interactive links in guest of honor so awards show can go on
LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman forced to miss event because of COVID
Adobe Chief People Officer Gloria Chen presents the Tech for Global Good award to Buzz Solutions founders Kaitlyn Albertoli and Vik Chaudhry at the ceremony held Saturday, March 26, 2022 at the Tech Interactive in San Jose. (Sal Pizarro/Bay Area News Group)
By Sal Pizarro | spizarro@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: March 29, 2022 at 2:39 p.m. | UPDATED: March 30, 2022 at 4:26 a.m.
The Tech Interactive did what it does best — innovate — when LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman said he wouldn't be able to attend last Saturday night's Tech for Global Good celebration because of a positive COVID-19 test. That presented an obstacle because Hoffmann was to receive the James C. Morgan III Global Humanitarian Award as the centerpiece of the event.
But, as we've all done so many times over the past two years, the Tech pivoted and the show went on. Hoffman provided his thanks during remarks delivered via pre-recorded video and the whole evening was an inspiring showcase of the four teams of laureates who have used technology to make the world a better place.
The honorees are India-based climate tech startup Blue Sky Analytics; Kenya-based Ushahidi, which uses crowdsourcing to jumpstart social activism and civic journalism; Oregon-based Wild Me, which is using AI to fight species extinction; and Buzz Solutions, a Palo Alto-based startup that uses images to detect flaws in power lines before a fire can start. A series of fun and informative YouTube videos about each of the laureates has been collected at www.thetech.org/tech-global-good.
In all, it was a great comeback for the event, formerly known as the Tech Awards, which used to draw more than 1,000 people and was last held in person in 2019. This time around, the invite list was kept to a relatively compact group of just over 200 people, and was actually delayed from last November because of COVID-19 concerns. Of course, COVID still managed to make its presence felt, though Hoffman provided all the guests with two gifts — a copy of his book, "Masters of Scale: Surprising Truths from the World's Most Successful Entrepreneurs," and a promise to be at the next Tech for Global Good celebration planned for this fall.
SOUTH FIRST FRIDAYS RETURNS: The monthly South First Fridays art walk in downtown San Jose returns this week, and every month we glide toward summer brings out a few more people — and a few more new exhibitions.
For this month, illustrator and graphic novelist Barron Storey returns to Anno Domini, 366 S. First St., for his eighth solo exhibition, appropriately titled, "The Illustrious Barron Storey," which includes some of the commercial illustrations created over a 40-year period, plus paintings and drawings from his journals. Storey — who is on the faculty at San Jose State — may be most memorable for those of certain age because of the striking portrait he created for the 1980 edition of William Golding's "The Lord of the Flies."
Brian Boitano is the hottest ticket at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships
What color is the sky at San Jose Mineta? It might be 'sky'
You can experience the Sistine Chapel at a San Jose mall
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan sets date for inauguration ceremony
Koi at San Jose's Japanese Friendship Garden need more help
Meanwhile, at 5 p.m., the Institute of Contemporary Art is hosting the debut of "The Endless End," an installation that's part-sculpture and part-cinema created by Facing West Shadows, a Bay Area collective of artists, puppeteers, filmmakers and musicians. This particular piece — which grabs viewers' attention through projected, moving images and handmade animation — was created by artistic director Lydia Greer, theatrical director Caryl Kientz and artist Yawen Chien, with music by Kristina Dutton and Fay LaRoque.
You can get more information on these and other offerings for the April 1 art walk at www.southfirstfridays.com.
AMERICA IN MUSICAL FORM: It's a busy couple of weeks for Symphony San Jose, which just presented audiences with its "Feste romane" at the California Theatre last weekend. Now, the venue shifts to the Center for the Performing Arts and the music goes all-American with a quartet of "American Masters" whose work defined the nation in the 1930s and '40s.
We're talking about Duke Ellington, George Gershwin, Leonard Bernstein and Aaron Copland. And to conduct the symphony in this endeavor, what could be more American than having New York-born Tito Muñoz, who is in his fourth year as music director of the Phoenix Symphony.
The program will be performed at 8 p.m. April 2 and again on April 3 at 2 p.m. You can get tickets at www.symphonysanjose.org.
Sal Pizarro | San Jose metro columnist
Sal Pizarro has written the Around Town column for The Mercury News since 2005. His column covers the people and events surrounding the cultural scene in Silicon Valley. In addition, he writes Cocktail Chronicles, a feature column on Silicon Valley bars and nightclubs.
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West Virginia Independence Hall, Birthplace of West Virginia
West Virginia became a state on June 20, 1863, in the midst of the Civil War.
West Virginia Statehood Resources, West Virginia State Archives
A House Divided: Statehood Politics and the Copperhead Movement in West Virginia, by Richard Orr Curry, University of Pittsburgh Press, Digital Edition.
Toward Statehood: Western Virginia on the Eve of War by Dr. Mark A. Snell
Civil War Trust's Hallowed Ground Magazine, Fall 2011
The Tarnished Thirty-Fifth Star, by C. Stuart McGehee, Virginia at War 1861, edited by William C. Davis and James I. Robertson, Jr., Virginia Center for Civil War Studies, 2005.
Formation of West Virginia, by John Alexander Williams for the West Virginia Encyclopedia
Supreme Court case affirms legality of West Virginia statehood: Virginia v. West Virginia (1871)
Virginia v. West Virginia, 78 U.S. (11 Wall.) 39 (1871), is a 6-to-3 ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States which held that where a governor has discretion in the conduct of the election, the legislature is bound by his action and cannot undo the results based on fraud. The Court implicitly affirmed that the breakaway Virginia counties had received the necessary consent of both the State of Virginia and the United States Congress to become a separate state, and explicitly held that the counties of Berkeley and Jefferson were part of the new state of West Virginia. Read more…
Take the 35th Star West Virginia statehood Quiz – from the West Virginia Encyclopedia


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Ciepły guzik, indywidualne otwieranie drzwi – potoczne określenie funkcji dostępnej w części środków transportu publicznego (autobusach, trolejbusach, tramwajach, pociągach), pozwalającej na indywidualne otwieranie drzwi zewnętrznych pojazdu przez pasażera, przy pomocy przycisków (także nazywanych "ciepłymi guzikami").

Indywidualne otwieranie stosowane jest w pojazdach z drzwiami automatycznymi, otwieranymi ze stanowiska prowadzącego pojazd. Zadziałanie "ciepłego guzika" zależne jest od aktywowania tej funkcji przez kierowcę (co uniemożliwia otwieranie drzwi w czasie jazdy), który zazwyczaj ma także możliwość samodzielnego otwierania wszystkich lub pojedynczych drzwi pojazdu. Zamykanie drzwi otwieranych funkcją "ciepłego guzika" następuje bez udziału pasażera: przez prowadzącego pojazd, lub samoczynnie po upływie zadanego czasu.

Zdarza się, że mimo dostępnej w pojeździe funkcji indywidualnego otwierania drzwi, jest ona wyłączona, a prowadzący na każdym przystanku otwiera wszystkie drzwi, by przyspieszyć wymianę pasażerów - przykładem jest metro londyńskie.

Indywidualne przyciski przy wejściach ograniczają potrzebę otwierania wszystkich drzwi na każdym przystanku, ułatwiając utrzymanie komfortowej temperatury wewnątrz - w chłodnej porze roku zapobiegają wychładzaniu wnętrza, latem pozwalają na efektywne działanie układu klimatyzacji (jeśli pojazd jest w nią wyposażony).

Nazwa, mimo że ma charakter potoczny, jest stosowana także przez operatorów transportu zbiorowego.

Pokrewnym do powyższego rozwiązaniem, stosowanym np. w autobusach Ikarus 260 i 280, były przyciski "przystanek na żądanie". Wciśnięcie przycisku uruchamiało lampkę kontrolną w kabinie kierowcy, informującą, które drzwi należy otworzyć na najbliższym przystanku. Obecnie zdarza się, że przyciski przystanku na żądanie i indywidualnego otwarcia drzwi są zintegrowane i oznaczone podwójnie, np. STOP/DRZWI.

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The U.S. Sentencing Commission Votes for Fundamental Fixes to the Sentencing Guidelines – Part IV
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By Alan Ellis and Mark H. Allenbaugh
This is the fourth and final newsletter in a four-part series regarding the April 9, 2015, vote by the U.S. Sentencing Commission to fundamentally fix some portions of the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines. These fixes will become final on November 1, 2015, if Congress does not act to the contrary.
The prior newsletters reviewed Jointly Undertaken Criminal Activity, Mitigating Role, Inflationary Adjustments to the loss and fine tables, Sophisticated Means, Intended Loss, the Number-of-Victims tables, and revisions to calculating loss in securities fraud cases. This newsletter addresses the difference between clarifying and substantive amendments and suggests which amendments may be classified as clarifying and which may be classified as substantive.
Clarifying vs. Substantive Amendments
When imposing a sentence, unless it would violate the ex post facto clause of the U.S. Constitution, a district court "shall use the Guidelines Manual in effect on the date that the defendant is sentenced." USSG §1B1.11(a), (b)(1). Furthermore, "[t]he Guidelines Manual in effect on a particular date shall be applied in its entirety. The court shall not apply, for example, one guideline section from one edition of the Guidelines Manual and another guideline section from a different edition of the Guidelines Manual." USSG §1B.11(b)(2). This is the so-called "One Book Rule."
"However, if a court applies an earlier edition of the Guidelines Manual, the court shall consider subsequent amendments, to the extent that such amendments are clarifying rather than substantive." Id. Thus, while the One Book rule requires a sentencing court to utilize no more than one edition of the Guidelines Manual at sentencing, it still may look to subsequent amendments of the Guidelines so long as those only function to clarify the Guidelines as opposed to make substantive changes to the Guidelines.
In addition to this prospective use of clarifying amendments, the U.S. Courts of Appeal have uniformly held that clarifying amendments also may, and in fact should, be applied retroactively subject to ex post facto considerations. See, e.g., United States v. DeCarlo, 434 F.3d 447, 458-459 (6th Cir. 2006); United States v. Crudup, 375 F.3d 5, 8 (1st Cir. 2004); United States v. Kim, 193 F.3d 567, 578 (2d Cir. 1999); Burke v. United States, 152 F.3d 1329, 1332 (11th Cir. 1998); United States v. Capers, 61 F.3d 1100, 1109 (4th Cir. 1995); United States v. Smaw, 22 F.3d 330, 333 (D.C. Cir. 1994).
An amendment is clarifying if it "changes nothing concerning the legal effect of the guidelines, but merely clarifies what the Commission deems the guidelines to have already meant." United States v. Capers, 61 F.3d 1100, 1109 (4th Cir. 1995) (internal quotation marks and citation omitted). As it sometimes is difficult to distinguish between a clarifying and a substantive amendment, courts have identified three factors to be considered when determining whether an amendment clarifies or substantively alters a Guidelines provision: "(1) how the Sentencing Commission characterized the amendment; (2) whether the amendment changes the language of the guideline itself or changes only the commentary for the guideline; and (3) whether the amendment resolves an ambiguity in the original wording of the guideline." United States v. Monus, 356 F.3d 714, 718 (6th Cir. 2004) (internal quotation marks and citation omitted).
Using these criteria, the amendments regarding Jointly Undertaken Criminal Activity, Intended Loss, and Sophisticated Means likely will be considered by courts as merely clarifying in nature inasmuch as these amendments largely addressed circuit conflicts regarding the application of these portions of the Guidelines, which grew out of some inherent ambiguities in the Guidelines text itself. Furthermore, while some of these amendments made changes to the Guidelines themselves, the bulk of the changes were made to the commentary to the Guidelines.
In contrast, the following amendments likely will be considered substantive: the inflationary adjustment to the loss table and other monetary tables in the Guidelines; the amendment to the Victims Table in USSG §2B1.1; and the excision of the rebuttable presumption in favor of the modified rescissory method for calculating loss in securities fraud cases. These amendments did not resolve circuit conflicts and more importantly, substantively changed the text of the Guidelines.


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Where They're Headed: Amelia DiAngelo '17
The math major is working with the Institute for Defense Analyses, a nonprofit government contractor that helps address national security concerns.
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Amelia DiAngelo '17 outside of the IDA's offices in Alexandria, VA.
Amelia DiAngelo's job is real hush-hush. Quite literally, the information she works with is classified. But such secrecy is routine when you work for an organization that confronts vital national security issues. Since mid-June, DiAngelo has been a research associate at the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA) at their headquarters in Alexandria, Va.
The IDA assembles experts in scientific and technological fields to conduct research and lend advice to their sponsors, which include the Departments of Defense and Energy as well as the National Security Agency. DiAngelo's current project involves collaboration with the Department of Homeland Security to make anti-terrorism technology safer.
"I love the fact that it's classified and I can tell people that I'm not allowed to talk about what I'm doing," she said.
DiAngelo was a math major at Haverford, but when she started her job search, she wanted to deviate from such well-trod paths as data analytics, finance, or academia. Instead, she wanted to work for the public good, and deemed national security a worthy cause.
"The reason that I'm interested in national security is that there are relatively few fields [or] career paths that incorporate technical abilities into work that, in my opinion, betters society," she said.
DiAngelo hopes to remain in the national security industry, and may decide to pursue a masters degree in the near future after she gains work experience. Staying true to her academic roots, she hopes to keep doing math.
"My dream is to work as a mathematician," she said. "To be honest, I'm not entirely sure what that would look like or what I would be doing, but I really do love math, and I would love to be able to have 'mathematician' as my job title."
Though we aren't allowed to know exactly what DiAngelo is working on currently, her gratitude for her college education is anything but classified.
"I think that going to Haverford made me more curious, a better learner, and better at putting my thoughts into words, all of which are a big help in the professional world, as well as in life in general," she said.
"Where They're Headed" is a blog series reporting on the post-collegiate plans of recent Haverford graduates.
Post author By Michael Weber
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Q: Makefile pattern with replacement doesn't capture non-local sources I've got a project that has sources in the local subdirectories and also sources in the SDK, which is in the different location.
All object files need to be built in the project's build directory tree, and the sources from the SDK need to be placed in the $(OUTPUT_DIR)/sdk. And I need a generic way to deal with all the sources with GNU-Make.
I have this function to match a source path to an object path:
source_to_object_path = $(OUTPUT_DIR)/$(subst $(SDK_PATH),sdk,$1)

So this successfully matches, for example, local app.c to $(OUTPUT_DIR)/app.o, and also $(SDK_PATH)/timer/timer.c to $(OUTPUT_DIR)/sdk/timer/timer.o.
But I'm struggling to write a pattern that would capture all .c sources to .o targets.
Either this (1):
$(call source_to_object_path,%).o : %.c

or this (2):
$(call source_to_object_path,$(<D))%.o: %.c

only capture the local sources, but there's "Nothing to be done" for the sources in the SDK. Even though source_to_object_path applied to the sources in the SDK gives the correct path to the objects, and the objects list is built correctly. All sources paths are also in VPATH.
Therefore I need another pattern (3) for the sources in the SDK which works successfully:
$(call source_to_object_path,$(SDK_PATH))/%.o: $(SDK_PATH)/%.c

Why doesn't the pattern without specifying SDK_PATH work for these? Shouldn't source_to_object_path care of this, and how is it possible to use one pattern instead of two here?

A: The answer is very simple: variable expansion of targets and prerequisites happens immediately when the makefile is being parsed.  It doesn't happen later, when make is searching for implicit rules.  So when make sees the line:
$(call source_to_object_path,%).o : %.c

you're calling your function with the literal string %.  Since that doesn't start with $(SDK_PATH), this is a no-op and results in just %.o.
You can read more about when variables are expanded in the GNU Make manual: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Reading-Makefiles.html
There you will see that this:
$(call source_to_object_path,$(<D))%.o: %.c

is even less helpful because automatic variables like $(<D) etc. are expanded only within the recipe.  So this variable is the empty string when it is expanded.
If you want to put the outputs in two different directories you need two pattern rules.  First, the one for the sdk targets:
$(OUTPUT_DIR)/sdk/%.o : $(SDK_PATH)/%.c
        ...

Second, one for the rest of the targets:
$(OUTPUT_DIR)/%.o : %.c
        ...

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College-bound teens accused of beating man over $500 bike
Patrick Moran, Carter Coates, Andrew Patterson, and Michael Kralis - all 18 years old - are charged with felony armed robbery and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.
CHICAGO (WPVI) -- Five young people are charged in a robbery attempt to get a $500 dollar bicycle, but it was not your usual mugging.
Prosecutors said the attackers were college-bound young men who arrived in a Mercedes. In court, it was stated that one of the teens arrested had a higher ACT score than that of his attorney.
The alleged attack was captured by surveillance cameras and lasted for several minutes. The 20-year-old male victim was reportedly beaten with baseball bats and a metal pipe and sprayed in the eyes with mace.
The alleged attack took place Tuesday at a gas station on the corner of Division and Damen in the Wicker Park section of Chicago.
Patrick Moran, 18, allegedly arranged to meet the victim, who was selling a bicycle. Prosecutors said Moran tried to snatch the bike and then 18-year-olds Carter Coates, Andrew Patterson and Michael Kralis - as well as an unnamed juvenile - emerged from a parked Mercedes with weapons in hand.
Despite being outnumbered, prosecutors said the victim clung to the bicycle and was dragged and beaten. Police eventually arrived and arrested the teens, who reportedly tried to blame the victim.
In court, it was learned three of the teens arrested are graduates of Whitney Young High School. Moran is an honors graduate bound for the University of Michigan and Coates earned a scholarship to attend Cal Polytechnic Institute. Patterson, an aspiring actor, graduated from Lincoln Park High School.
All are now charged with felony armed robbery and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Bond was set at $75,000 on Wednesday.
Despite the alleged attack, police said the victim suffered only minor injuries.
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Fats and Gut Bacteria
Is there a difference between the fat found in an avocado and the fat in a hamburger? What about the fat from nuts and the fat from bologna?
That's what we're going to find out on this episode of The Exam Room™ as Hana Kahleova, M.D., Ph.D., sits down with the "The Weight Loss Champion" Chuck Carroll to discuss her groundbreaking research on both the quality and quantity of fat consumption in a vegan diet. What happened to the health and waistlines of participants over the course of a 16-week study was quite remarkable!
Then Steve Neabore, M.D., travels back in time to when Chuck still weighed 420 pounds to perform an examination. At that point, his uncontrolled blood pressure was 190/110, and he was on medication to treat hypertension that he started in high school. Cholesterol and blood sugar were also trending in the wrong direction as was his waist, which had expanded to 66 inches around.
Dr. Neabore explains the metabolic damage caused by a high-fat diet and discusses exactly what is happening in the body as the chest begins to tighten and it becomes difficult to breathe even when taking just a few steps. What do the arteries look like at this point? How hard does the heart have to work?
Then the focus turns to gut bacteria as Leigh Frame, Ph.D., joins the show to talk about research on the microbiome. Scientists are finding that the link between health and the gut is even stronger than we thought thanks to advancements in DNA research. Fun fact: No two people have the exact same gut microbiome profile. So, what's in your gut is as unique as your fingerprint. But how will that fingerprint change if you drink green tea or red wine or switch to a plant-based diet? Find out!
Fat Quantity and Quality, as Part of a Low-Fat, Vegan Diet, Are Associated with Changes in Body Composition, Insulin Resistance, and Insulin Secretion.
More on Gut Bacteria
Plant-Based Foods Improve Gut Microbiota Linked to Lower Disease Risk
Why Your Gut and Brain Can't Stop Talking to Each Other
Gut Bacteria Revisited: Weight Loss, Meat, and Processed Food
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Doping dependence of Tc in La2-x,SrxCu04 and Nd2-xCexCu04.
I have been working in areas of statistical physics, solid and liquid state physics, superconductivity, and Quantum Hall Effect theory. I have advised students on M.S. and Ph.D. theses on various topics in the following areas: cyclotron resonance, non-equilibrium statistical mechanics, the band theory of solids, and the theory of superconductivity. I have just completed a graduate text on the theory of high Tc superconductivity for advanced students and researchers.
""Theory of the Magnetic Susceptibility in La2-xSrxCu04", S. Fujita, T. Obata, T.F. Shane, and D.L. Morabito, Phys. Rev. B63, 054402, 1-6 (2001).
"Microscopic Theory of the Quantum Hall Effect", S. Fujita, Y. Tamura, and A. Suzuki, Mod. Phys. Lett. B15, 817-820 (2001).
"On the in-plane Seebeck Coefficient in YBCO", S. Fujita, H.C. Ho, and D. L. Morabito, Mod. Phys. Lett. B14, 2223-2230 (2000).
"On the Out-of-Plane Magnetotransport in YBCO", S. Fujita, Y. Tamura, and A. Suzuki, Mod. Phys. Lett. B14, 1085-1092 (2000).
"Quantum statistical theory of superconductivity", S. Fujita, with S. Godoy, (Plenum, NY, 1996) p. 338.


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Frederik van Saksen (Torgau, 26 oktober 1473 - Rochlitz, 14 december 1510) was van 1498 tot aan zijn dood grootmeester van de Duitse Orde. Hij behoorde tot het huis Wettin.

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Frederik was de derde zoon van hertog Albrecht van Saksen uit diens huwelijk met Sidonia, dochter van George van Podiebrad, koning van Bohemen.

Van 1491 tot 1495 studeerde hij aan de Universiteit van Siena, de Universiteit van Bologna en de Universiteit Leipzig. Daarna trad hij in dienst van Berthold van Henneberg, aartsbisschop van Mainz en aartskanselier van het Heilige Roomse Rijk.

In 1498 trad hij toe tot de Duitse Orde, met de uitsluitende bedoeling om grootmeester te worden. Zijn officiële verkiezing vond plaats op 29 september 1498. Frederik leidde meteen een uitgebreide en krachtige hervormingspolitiek teneinde de Duitse Ordestaat te herstellen en financieel gezonder te maken en het gewone volk te beschermen tegen aanvallen. Dat bereikte hij door het aantal visitaties uit te breiden en het invoeren van een revisiecommissie ter controle van de uitgaven. Daarnaast beval hij de inrichting van een gerechtshof als opperste juridische instantie van de Duitse Ordestaat. Bovendien begon hij de Ordestaat te herstructureren naar het voorbeeld van de Duitse territoriale vorstendommen. Nog een maatregel die hij nam was de hervorming van het muntstelsel. In korte tijd werd Frederik een van de populairste grootmeesters van de Duitse Orde ooit.

In 1503 werd de Pruisische Landsorde ter Systematisering van Wetten en Gebruiken aangenomen, in 1507 gevolgd door de Pruisische Oorlogswet ter Herstructurering van de Strijdkrachten. De laatste wet leidde ertoe dat ruim 18.000 weerbare burgers geregistreerd werden als soldaat en over een veldleger van 10.000 man en een kasteelbezetting van 8.000 man werden verdeeld.

Door de hardnekkige weigering van Frederik om trouw te zweren aan de koning van Polen dreigde zijn hele ambtsperiode een oorlog tussen Polen en de Ordestaat te ontstaan. Om veiligheidsredenen verhuisde hij zijn residentie in 1507 naar Rochlitz, in zijn thuisbasis Saksen. Het beheer van Pruisen kwam vervolgens in handen van de grootofficier van de Duitse Orde. Op de Rijksdag van Worms in mei 1509 slaagde hij er met succes in om de Tweede Vrede van Thorn, die in 1466 met Polen werd afgesloten, aan te vechten.

Hij stierf in april 1510 in Rochlitz en werd bijgezet in de Vorstelijke Kapel van de Dom van Meißen.

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As a respected scholar on Islamic matters, Munir El-Kassem travels frequently to the United States to give lectures to fellow Muslims. For years after Sept. 11, 2001, he did so without any hitches. But early last month, things took a turn.
Flying from Quebec City, he made a stop in Detroit, Michigan to change planes for his flight to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the site of an interfaith conference he had been invited to attend.
As he stood before U.S. immigration officials to be cleared for boarding, he was asked the usual question regarding the purpose of his visit. Then the immigration official asked him what faith he was. On replying that he was a Muslim, Mr. El-Kassem said he was asked, in a commanding voice, to follow the officer to another room. There, he was asked to sit down on a chair. After about 10 minutes, another official, whom he says was a supervisor, entered the room.
"The first question was: 'Have you ever met Osama Bin Laden?'" Mr. Kassem recalled in an interview earlier this month.
Mr. Kassem said he couldn't believe his ears and ventured to ask, "Are you serious?" upon which he was commanded to answer the question. When he replied that he hadn't, he was asked whether he had ever met Saddam Hussein. The officer also wanted to know what he thought of Louis Farrakhan, leader of the Nation of Islam, and also what he thought of the United States. He was also asked whether he worshipped God or Allah. The officer then left the room, but came back later and asked why Mr. El-Kassem had travelled to Libya, Saudi Arabia and Syria, destinations that Mr. El-Kasseem had visited either for pilgrimage-in the case of Saudi Arabia-or family visits. He was also asked whether he had visited Iran and Iraq recently, countries that he hadn't been to.
"All through this interview, I felt so uncomfortable," said Mr. El-Kassem, who is also a professor of dentistry at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ont. He immigrated to Canada from Lebanon in 1976. . .
The harassment of Muslims at the U.S. border occurs regularly and no clear reason is given, said Sameer Zuberi, a spokesman for the Canadian Council on American-Islamic Relations. While he welcomed Mr. MacKay's efforts, Mr. Zuberi said the issue has to be treated broadly.
"There are hundreds of other average Canadian Muslims who face the same [ordeal] and it's really the most tragic cases," said Mr. Zuberi.


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Concrete – out of jungle, into gallery
An exhibition designed by UNSW Art & Design lecturer Stephen Goddard is breaking preconceptions about concrete.
Kyoko Hashimoto and Guy Keulemans, Large Prayer Beads (Daijuzu) (detail), 2018. Concrete, steel, rebar, 75 x dia 6000. Image: Kyoko Hashimoto
The most commonly used man-made material on earth is being showcased as creative and versatile in a unique touring exhibition designed by a UNSW Art & Design lecturer.
Lead exhibition designer Stephen Goddard worked with curators Margaret Hancock Davis and Brian Parkes from JamFactory on the Concrete: Art Design Architecture exhibition, which features 21 artists, designers and architects.
The UNSW Art & Design lecturer says the exhibition explores contemporary innovations using concrete and diverse approaches to the material.
"That's what is interesting about the show. It breaks preconceptions," he says.
Some works that stand out for Mr Goddard are the small sculptural fragments, Concrete Topology (12 maquettes) by Tom Borgas, Indigo Slam by Smart Design Studio and Punchbowl Mosque by Candalepas Associates.
"There is also a beautiful set of tableware and small sculptural objects by CHEB which demonstrate the amazing detail that moulded concrete can capture," he says.
Tom Borgas, Concrete Topology (12 maquettes), 2018, concrete, wood, acrylic paint, 12 Fragments (dimensions variable – fragments taken from 144 x 144 x 144 concrete cubes) Installation: 144 x 1895 x 150. Image: Tom Borgas
Smart Design Studio, Indigo Slam, 2016, Chippendale, New South Wales, Building exterior. Image: Rowena Moore
The exhibition is the final in a series exploring the versatility of design materials, following on from Wood (2013), Glass (2015) and Steel (2017). Mr Goddard has collaborated on each iteration.
While the general design approach to all four shows unites them, he says the concept and physical form differed in each case to best complement the material being showcased.
Mr Goddard also designed the visual identity and associated publications for the JamFactory exhibition series.
"I've always been interested in work that crosses boundaries and media," he says. "That's why I work in publication design but also in exhibition and spatial design."
He says the visual identity of an exhibition has a palette of elements that need to be developed. These might include a logo or a treatment of the title and other graphic elements such as typography and colour.
Mr Goddard explains these elements are similar to those used to develop an organisation's brand or an identity. "There are different nuances, but the principles are the same."
Stephen Goddard at Concrete Art Design Architecture Installation, JamFactory, Adelaide, 2019
Early in his career, Mr Goddard worked in design for theatre. "I think I'm a really good collaborator and a lot of my process has come out of theatre," he says.
"Theatre only exists as the result a combination of the insights and skills of a team of people – designers, directors, actors, playwrights all working together. In the end, if you don't work in harmony the final piece will suffer."
Collaboration is equally vital in most forms of design, he says. "I think that my background in theatre is why I gravitated towards exhibition and graphic design in combination. In my own mind, it was a very logical way for me to extend the skills I learnt in theatre into other media."
Mr Goddard completed a Master of Design by Research at UNSW in 2019. While his design practice has spanned nearly thirty years, his studies have significantly transformed his work, taking it "outside the more dominant ideologies of design practice," he says.
This can be seen in his creative exploration of different provocations in his own exhibition practice.
"As graphic designers, we don't always have a good sense of how people react to what we do," he says. By taking his designs into the gallery and other public spaces, they are framed in a new way, prompting discussion.
Mr Goddard's typographic exhibition piece titled Welcome. at the Australian Design Centre last year explored how meaning can change through the removal of punctuation and without a hierarchy in the weight of a typeface.
"It's about encouraging a reaction," he says.
Concrete: Art Design Architecture is at the Australian Design Centre in Sydney until March 18.
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Dit is een lijst van nagerechten.

A
 Aardbeien
 Affogato
 Anmitsu
 Appeltaart
 Appelmoes (met beschuitkruimels en slagroom)

B
 Baba au rhum
 Baklava
 Banana split
 Bananenvla
 Bavarois
 Berlinerbol
 Brownie

C
 Chocolademousse
 Clafoutis
 Cranachan
 Crema catalana
 Crème brûlée
 Crêpe suzette
 Croquembouche
 Custard

D
 Dame blanche
 Dulce de leche

E
 Eton mess

F
 Flensjes
 Fraises Wilhelmine
 French coffee
 Fruit

G
 Gortepap
 Griesmeelpap - en pudding

H
 Haagse bluf
 Hangop
 Hemelse modder

I
 Irish coffee

K
 Karamel
 Kaiserschmarren
 Karnemelkse bloempap
 Knoedel
 Krentjebrij
 Kwark

N
 Natas do Céu

O
 Oranjevla

P
 Panna cotta
 Pannenkoekjes
 Pap
 Patbingsu
 Pêche melba
 Poffertjes
 Poire belle Hélène
 Pudding
 Parfait

R
 Rijstebrij
 Roomijs

S
 Schaafijs
 Slagroom
 Soesje
 Sorbet
 Spekkoek
 Spotted dick
 Sundae (ijs)

T
 Taart
 Tartufo (roomijs)
 Tiramisu
 Tjendol
 Trifle

V
 Vla
 Vlaflip
 Vruchtensalade

W
 Watergruwel

Y
 Yoghurt
 Yoghurtijs

Z
 Zabaglione

Nagerechten


Colleen Riley has been making pots for 25 years, and making pots full-time since 2005. She began her studies at the Northern Clay Center, and has continued her education by working closely with several area potters and attending workshops. She participates in in regional art fairs, tours, and exhibitions, and her work is in the shops of the Northern Clay Center (MN) and Lark & Key Gallery (NC). She currently teaches at the Minnetonka Art Center, and is founder and past president of Minnesota Women Ceramic Artists (MNWCA). To learn more about Colleen Riley and see more images of her work, please visit www.eurekapots.com.


For a father, every day is a hero's journey. There are dragons to slay and bills to pay, bikes to fix and catch to play. From baiting a hook to balancing your checkbook, Dad's always the one you turn to when you need some advice and encouragement—or a little gas money. My Dad Is My Hero celebrates the tough and tender love we receive from our devoted dads, every day of our lives. In this poignant collection, you'll meet fifty real-life dads just like yours, whose courage, tenacity, and generosity have made all the difference in a child's life—one small victory at a time. My Dad Is My Hero—because there are heroes, and then there's dear old Dad!


After a wonderful Bike to Theater Night last month at the American Conservatory Theater, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition and A.C.T. would like to invite you to each of the seven upcoming Bike to Theater Nights this season!
Bike to Theater Nights are preview performances catered specifically to the San Francisco bicycling community. Patrons arriving by bicycle receive complimentary Valet Bicycle Parking, discounted tickets (starting at $10.00), and pre-show happy hours with complimentary drinks and snacks.
What began as a one-time event for a 2010 world premiere of The Tosca Project has now blossomed into a season-long series that is featured as an event for every first preview this season. With shows ranging from slapstick comedies to penetrating dramas, there's sure to be a performance for just about anyone.
If you are looking to get more involved in the program, keep an eye on our volunteer page for opportunities to help with Valet Bicycle Parking at the A.C.T.!


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Sam Pittman Age, Everything on His Salary and Net worth, House, Wife, Family, Age, Wiki, Height, Bio
September 12, 2021 0 Sunil chaulagain Lifestyle
Sam Pittman is an American football coach at the University of Arkansas, where he is now the head coach. He founded the football team at the University of Texas.
Before coming to Arkansas, he was the vice head coach and offensive line coach at the University of Georgia.
Before joining Arkansas, Pittman spent nearly his entire professional life as an offensive line coach at several college football programs, beginning in the mid-1990s.
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On the night of Sep. 11 on the road against the upstart Arkansas Razorbacks and head coach Sam Pittman, No. 15 rated Texas football and head coach Steve Sarkisian did not get off to the best start. In the first half, Texas looked like a different team (and not in a good way) against Pittman's Arkansas club, which was far more prepared and determined right away.
But there was a lot riding on this battle between the Longhorns and the Razorbacks, and it wasn't simply because of each team's circumstances this season. With the Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners expected to leave the Big 12 for the SEC by 2025, this was a game worth watching for future league rivals.
And, ahead of their matchup with Texas this weekend, Arkansas head coach Pittman discussed the Longhorns and Sooners joining the SEC. He is said to believe that when Oklahoma and Texas depart the Big 12 in the next three or four years, they will be "very terrific" for the SEC (at the most).
Sam Pittman has brought Arkansas back from the grave.
Celebrate tonight Arkansas fans. You deserve it. pic.twitter.com/8WA5NZD8tr
— SportsTalkSEC (@SportsTalk_SEC) September 12, 2021
Texas, on the other hand, must play better in the second half against Arkansas to prove that they belong in the SEC. The Big 12 as a whole did not have a good day. The No. 9 Iowa State Cyclones were defeated by the No. 10 Iowa Hawkeyes, their in-state rival. The Texas Tech Red Raiders are behind FCS Stephen F. Austin at halftime.
Other key Big 12 teams, such as the Oklahoma State Cowboys and TCU Horned Frogs, were pushed to the point where they were favored to win by at least two possessions in the betting lines. Overall, Texas can preserve face for itself and the Big 12 as a whole this weekend by putting forth a strong second-half effort to better push Arkansas and actually fight for the victory. Texas was down 16-0 at halftime, which isn't a good sign for the Big 12's transition to the SEC.
In the first half, Pittman and the Razorbacks looked very physical, playing the type of Arkansas football that the team played for most of the late 2000s and early 2010s. Meanwhile, Texas has regressed since its season-opening victory over the No. 23 Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns. Texas and Oklahoma might leave the Big 12 and join the SEC as early as 2023. It appears that 2024 will be the latest year in which the two will begin competing in the SEC.
As of 2021, Sam is 59 years old.
On November 28, 1961, he was born in El Reno, Oklahoma.
His height has not yet been revealed based on his physical appearance. Similarly, we don't have much information regarding his body type.
When it comes to his family, he is the son of Don Pittman.
There is no information about his mother or siblings. Sam's father moved the family to Grove, Oklahoma, because Grove High School had better recruit opportunities.
As an American football coach, Sam Pittman has a net worth of $5 million.
His annual pay in Arkansas is $3 million. On December 8, 2019, Pittman was named the next head coach of Arkansas, succeeding Chad Morris, who was fired midway through his second season.
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Lane Kiffin and Mike Leach were among the other candidates for the post, according to reports. Several of Pittman's former teammates pushed for his hiring, including one who penned an open letter to Arkansas officials shortly after Morris was sacked.
Jamie Pittman is Sam Pittman's wife's name.
The couple has been married for over 34 years as of 2021. We don't know whether he has any children or not. We'll keep you updated as soon as we learn more about him.
Pittman became an offensive line coach at Hutchinson Community College in Hutchinson, Kansas, in 1991. The next year, he was named head coach, succeeding Glenn Percy. Pittman has an 11-9-1 record over the course of two seasons.
Pittman was credited with resurrecting a dormant program. In February 1994, Pittman was named offensive line coach at Northern Illinois. Then-head coach Charlie Sadler recognized Pittman as one of the greatest up-and-coming offensive line coaches in the country.
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Pittman joined Rick Minter's staff at the University of Cincinnati as a tight ends coach after Sadler was fired after the 1995 season. The future NFL head coaches Rex Ryan and John Harbaugh were among the other coaches on that staff.
Pittman was named the next head coach of Arkansas on December 8, 2019, succeeding Chad Morris, who was sacked midway through his second season. Lane Kiffin and Mike Leach were allegedly among the other applicants for the job. Several of Pittman's former teammates advocated for him to be hired, including one who wrote an open letter to Arkansas administrators immediately after Morris was fired. Athletic director Hunter Yurachek announced Pittman's hire on Twitter, along with a video of Pittman and Yurachek chanting Pittman's characteristic "Yessir!"
There is no information about his education. However, he's from America and he must have completed his education in his hometown.
Sam Pittman has about 97.9k followers on Twitter, which indicates that he is highly active in this social media. He has followed 650 celebrities on Twitter. His Followers can follow him on Twitter. He joined Twitter in February 2013.
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By looking into his social media mostly he uses and always wants to interact with his fans. All the fans also admire him very closely and love him a lot.
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Q: Is it possible to use esp_now (bidirectional) and host a Webserver (accesspoint) on an ESP32 I'm trying to build a Project using 5 ESP32 Boards.
4 of these boards will be configured as slaves, they can receive instructions from the master board and return answers to it.
All the boards communicate with each other using the ESP_NOW protocol.
I want to use this protocol because of its good range and fast response time.
The master board, aside from communicating with the other boards hosts a local web server witch can be accessed over WiFi.
The problem I'm facing is: there are many great examples of ESP32 Web servers receiving sensor values over ESP_NOW out there. But in all of them, the ESP32 must be connected to an already existing WiFi network. But i need the ESP32 to act as an access point, so my phone can connect to it and access the hosted Website. (The website is used to change settings)
Here is what I want to ask shortly. Is there a way to use ESP_NOW and a WiFi access point simultaneously?
One of the examples mentioned above: https://www.electrosoftcloud.com/en/esp32-wifi-and-esp-now-simultaneously/


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Le fragole è un dipinto a olio su tela (23x39 cm) realizzato nel 1908 dal pittore francese Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

È conservato nel Musée des Beaux-Arts di Bordeaux.

Collegamenti esterni

Fragole
Nature morte
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Hearings Open at UN Court Over Myanmar's Rohingya Crackdown
The International Court of Justice opened a historic three-day hearing Tuesday into accusations of genocide brought against Myanmar over the military's brutal 2017 crackdown against the Rohingya Muslims.
The hearings are based on a lawsuit filed last month at the United Nations-sponsored court in The Hague by the small West African nation Gambia, on behalf of the 57-member Organization for Islamic Cooperation. Gambia is accusing Myanmar of violating the 1948 Genocide Convention.
More than 700,000 Rohingyas fled across the border into Bangladesh in August 2017 to escape a scorched earth campaign launched by the Myanmar military in response to attacks on security posts by Rohingya militants in western Rakhine state. A U.N. investigation concluded the campaign was carried out "with genocidal intent," based on interviews with survivors who gave numerous accounts of massacres, extrajudicial killings, gang rapes and the torching of entire villages.
"All that The Gambia asks is that you tell Myanmar to stop these senseless killings, to stop these acts of barbarity" Gambian Justice Minister Abubacarr Tambadou urged the court in an opening statement.
Myanmar will be defended at the IJC by de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi in her official role as foreign minister. She is expected to reiterate her government's claim that the military was targeting Rohingya militants when she addresses the court on Wednesday.
Aung San Suu Kyi won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1991 for her pro-democracy stand against Myanmar's then-ruling military junta, which placed her under house arrest for 15 years until finally freeing her in 2010. But her defense of the military's actions against the Rohingyas has wrecked her reputation among the international community as an icon of democracy and human rights.
The Rohingya were excluded from a 1982 citizenship law that bases full legal status through membership in a government-recognized indigenous group. The Myanmar government considers the Rohingya illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, effectively rendering the ethnic group stateless.


Choctawhatchee High School is looking for bilingual volunteers to assist with some of our daily needs (translating communication documents, acting as interpreter for front office needs, tutoring, etc.) If you are interested in volunteering in any of these capacities, please fill out the volunteer form located HERE and let us know how you can help! We are looking forward to hearing from you!
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Imperial College London. Department of Materials: Biomaterials in Regenerative Medicine
22 August 2017 By Richard Myhill
LIYSF holds scientific visits around Imperial College London to allow our participants to engage with science on a more practical level. LIYSF offer our students several opportunities to visit a variety of laboratories which they sign up to beforehand in areas they want to specialise in. This opportunity allows each student to gain a closer insight into specialist laboratories and areas they may not have had the chance to explore before.
Imperial College London. Department of Materials: Biomaterials in Regenerative Medicine.
Students visited Professor Molly Stevens' research lab at Imperial College London with an incredibly multidisciplinary team with over 30 postdoctoral fellows and PhD students.
The lab are undertaking numerous researches. LIYSF learnt about alternative solutions to malaria and how to tackle the deadly parasite which is responsible for over 500,000 deaths a year. Malaria's destructive nature also contributes to the infection of 200 million people with the highest rates being in Sub Saharan African Regions.
Malaria is the smallest known eukaryotic organism. It's neither a virus, nor bacteria and for that reason, it's incredibly complex. Scientists have worked hard for many years in their attempts to develop a vaccine for malaria.
The researchers in this department want to reduce the number of infections that then spread, by harnessing the body's immune system:
"It's not as good as a vaccine, but if we can't use a vaccine we might as well harness the immune system." – Dr. Adrian Najer. Postdoctoral fellow in the Stevens lab.
Parasites are deadly. Once mosquitos bite us, these parasites travel to our livers through our blood cells causing them to mature and reproduce quickly. Adrian showed LIYSF participants a diagram of the "Life Cycle of the Malaria Parasite" in action. He then explained that despite actions to get rid of all parasites in the human body, symptoms of malaria can often recur after it has been treated. Relapse and then reinfection can occur in the human body because of the power of the parasite to reproduce and duplicate quickly as a new parasite may have been introduced as the old parasite was eliminated.
Due to this continuous and frightening cycle of parasites reproducing, relapsing and causing reinfection in the human body, Adrian uses nanoparticles to find a new way to block these harmful parasites in the cycle. He is researching new ways to interrupt the transmission of parasites relapsing in the liver and explained how vital it is to catch and stop the parasites spreading in its dormant stages. This will then help to eliminate malaria from recurring in the human body.
In scientific research, the seemingly smallest incremental changes in progress can take enormous amounts of time, but are nonetheless critically important to persistently pursue. Dr. Christopher Wood explained the importance of excellence diligence when dealing with infectious diseases:
"Even if it's 99.9% effective, that 0.01% means thousands of people slipping through the net and going on to re-infect others."
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The Compact NS80H MA circuit breaker is specifically designed to satisfy motor protection needs from 0.37 kW to 37 kW. The compact circuit breaker makes it possible to standardise switchboards for faster installation and fewer errors. In addition, they can be easily installed side-by-side in a minimum amount of space.


A repeal of the film tax incentive would adversely effect the income of thousands of residents of our beautiful state. Additionally, it might force many of the men and women I work alongside on project after project to "follow" a tax incentive to another state that is benefiting from the huge amount of economic stimulus that film production can provide, such as Georgia or Louisiana. While those are both lovely places, they are not my home. Waltham, MA, is my home. I hope to live here, and make movies here, for a long, long time.
Thank you so much for your time, attention, and consideration.
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The Yellowstone Alpine 2 is a two person tent that's ideal for hiking and backpacking. It's designed to be portable and easy to pitch and includes two skins for extra protection against the elements. The Alpine 2 comes with pre - attached guy ropes which provides stabilitity in the wind and an integral groundsheet. It's been designed with hiking in mind, but can easily be used for conventional camping and festivals. The Alpine 2 pitches inner first with a single fibreglass pole, making it quick and easy to pitch perfect for when you need to set up camp fast. The tent only opens on the one side. The inner features a sewn-in integral groundsheet to keep out wet weather and insects. Order this tent and start planning your next trip!
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I have a requirement, Please help me with the solution to get it done.
I have date slider (Continuous type) with shows all the values in it default. But I need to restrict to show the slider to show only last 3 months by default and should allow users to edit/change the slider what they would like to change.
Hope you understood my query and request you to help me on this.
Thank you all in advance.!!
Thank You Jim for your quick response.
It is working but date slider also should get changed based upon T/F filter (Calculation field). Data is getting changed in the report but the date slider is NOT.
i.e. when I select "True" the date slider should show last 3 months date range and when I select "False" the date slider should change to all the dates. And also when I change date range and when I come back to True/False, again slider automatically need to be changed.


Not only have we enjoyed many meals at The Savoy, but we have spent many late night / early mornings running around the restaurant kitchen and hotel with the family that owns the hotel. Back in the 90's when the 3am Kansas City bars would close, the owners of The Savoy would invite a select few of us back to the hotel and treat us to a nigh of gourmet cooking and hotel rooms to boot. Those were the days! I remember that the immense kitchen at The Savoy always reminded me of Stephen King's "The Shining" - thanks for the great times guys. The restaurant was closed temporarily due to the Savoy Fire of 2014.
Wendy drags an unconscious Jack through the kitchen in Stephen King's "The Shining"


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Dr Stuart Fitzgerald (MVB MANZCVS, University College Dublin)
While many people would never have clapped eyes on a Griffon Bruxellois until its star turn in the 1990s movie, As Good as It Gets, this is a breed that has been around for over 200 years, and enjoyed a long period of popularity in its native Belgium. Its monkey-like face is its most striking physical feature, and it manages to simultaneously convey the mischievousness and self-importance of this entertaining little dog. The Griffon Bruxellois is a contradictory character; self-assured yet clingy, cantankerous but cuddly, and although it will enrich the life of a devoted owner, it is not necessarily the breed for everyone. Its high opinion of itself means it does not tolerate inconvenience or irritation, and is probably too quick to growl and bite to be suitable for young families. Although it is generally sociable with other pets, it has a toy dog's lack of awareness of its size, and can easily land itself in trouble by sparking arguments with larger dogs.
While the Kennel Club recognises just one Griffon breed from Brussels, other international bodies divide the smooth and wiry haired varieties into two, or even three, distinct breeds. However, these have little to distinguish them other than their coats, and share similar behavioural and other characteristics. Like any breed, the Griffon Bruxellois has its share of medical issues, and those looking to buy one of these unusual dogs would do well to research the parents' medical histories, as well as meeting at least one of the parents to assess their temperament and sociability. The breed has a life expectancy that commonly stretches to 14 or 15 years, meaning that the decision to take on a Griffon Bruxellois is a long-term commitment.
The breed originally derived from the Smousje type, a small ratter that was popular with farmers and carriage owners in the Netherlands and Belgium for several hundred years. In the early 1800s, Belgian coachmen began to cross-breed their stable dogs with various foreign toy breeds to miniaturise their offspring, giving them greater scope in the range of nooks and crannies into which they could squeeze in pursuit of vermin. The breeds used included the King Charles Spaniel, Pug, and Affenpinscher, the Griffon Bruxellois being most closely related to the latter, sharing its monkey-like appearance. Throughout the nineteenth century, its popularity soared, aided by the fact that Marie Henriette, Queen of Belgium, developed an interest in the breed and began breeding these little dogs herself. Perhaps she saw something of herself in the sometimes prickly personality of the Griffon, for she was a notoriously difficult character in her personal life.
This royal patronage raised the breed's profile abroad, and many of these dogs were exported to the United Kingdom and United States in the 1890s, with breed associations quickly established in both. This emigration proved to be the Griffon Bruxellois' salvation, for it was almost eradicated in its homeland over the course of the two World Wars, and the UK population, in particular, was instrumental in re-establishing a breeding population in continental Europe. Apart from brief spikes in popularity, this has always been a niche breed, and it remains something of a rarity, especially outside of Belgium, with around two to three thousand individuals currently registered with the Kennel Club.
The Griffon Bruxellois is a toy breed, small in stature, but with a square build and a solid, surprisingly heavy frame. It holds itself upright and proud, and has an alert demeanour enhanced by its humanoid facial appearance. The head is large in relation to the body, with a broad, rounded forehead and a pronounced stop. The nose tilts backwards, while the chin juts forwards, meaning a straight line can be drawn through the forehead, nose and chin, and the muzzle is extremely short. Although the jaw is markedly undershot, neither the tongue nor teeth are usually visible, unlike in some of the other brachycephalic breeds. The large, round eyes are a very dark brown, and are set wide apart. They should not bulge, but be set into their sockets, with no white being visible. The ears are small and set high, and are usually semi-erect and falling forward.
The short, upright neck merges with a square torso, giving the Griffon Bruxellois a stocky, strong appearance. Its compact back is well-muscled, and the chest is let down halfway to the ground. The sternum protrudes slightly, making the breed look as though it is constantly standing with its chest proudly puffed out, and the belly is just slightly tucked up. The tail is set and carried high, and curls forward, though not reaching the back. Both fore and hindlimbs are strong and generally sound, showing a good degree of angulation in their joints. They allow a brisk gait that exhibits a good drive from the hindlimbs.
As alluded to above, the coat type varies dramatically between individuals, with some having a longer, wiry and harsh coat with generous furnishings around the face, while others (known in Belgium as Petit Brabancons) have a short, smooth coat. The hair colour should be one of the following:
Although the breed standard allows some leeway on the ideal height for the breed, most Griffon Bruxellois are around 18 to 20 cm (7to 8 in) tall at the withers, and the ideal weight range is 3.6 to 4.5 kg (8 to 10 lb).
Character & Temperament
This is a very affectionate dog – one that becomes devoted to one owner in particular. It loves physical contact, and is happiest when snuggled into the lap of its chosen human. Despite being unashamedly needy, it is also a brash and supremely self-assured character in company. While it does not always want the attention its unusual appearance brings, it should never shy away from the advances of strangers, being confident enough in its ability to look after itself that it knows it has nothing to fear.
However, when left alone, this little dog quickly falls apart, and is one of the breeds most susceptible to separation anxiety. Most Griffon Bruxellois get along very well with other pets, although their confident attitude and demeanour does mean they can end up in very mismatched disagreements with larger dogs. It is generally not considered to be a suitable breed for children, as it likes to be in control of social interactions, and is easily pestered into giving a grumpy snap.
The Griffon Bruxellois can be stubborn, and generally finds the idea of training insulting. Many individuals will refuse to engage with their owner if they feel they are expected to learn something from the session, so short training efforts disguised as play are most likely to yield results.
The breed is also known for being slow to house-train, and providing an indoor cage for crate-training can be very useful in this regard. As an alert and confident breed, the Griffon makes a good watch dog, but it can take its barking to extremes, and an attempt at teaching a "quiet" command should be made when the dog is young in order to manage this potential nuisance behaviour.
There are a number of genetic health problems to look out for in the breed:
There is a high incidence of cataract development in young adult Griffon Bruxellois, and it is suspected that this is an inherited problem. For this reason, adult dogs should be screened by a certified veterinary ophthalmologist in order to remove affected individuals from breeding programmes.
Failure of the two halves of the upper jaw to fuse normally, leaving a defect in the upper lip or hard palate in newborn pups. This can result in milk entering the nasal chambers and airways, and usually requires surgical correction at a very early stage.
Indolent Ulcer
This is one of the breeds that can exhibit very slow healing of eye injuries, specifically corneal ulceration, where a scratch on the surface of the eye leaves a defect. Although most minor ulcers will heal within a week in other breeds, they may stubbornly refuse to do so in the Griffon Bruxellois, meaning medical or surgical intervention may be necessary.
Legg–Calvé Perthes Disease
A cause of severe hip pain in young dogs. Occurs because the bone of the femoral head outgrows its blood supply, leaving it soft and easily damaged. Surgery is required to alleviate pain and allow normal function.
Patellar Luxation
Any individual with a bowed hindlimb configuration is at risk of having the kneecap slide out of position, causing them to hop on three legs intermittently. If this is a cause of pain or stiffness, then it may need to be surgically corrected.
Shoulder Subluxation
Anatomic abnormality in which the socket of the shoulder joint and the supporting musculature are not sufficient to hold the humeral head in position, allowing instability around the joint. This can cause significant pain, and may require a technically challenging surgical repair.
Exercise and Activity Levels
Being a toy breed, with the short legs to match, the Griffon Bruxellois has very light exercise requirements, and can probably get most of the activity it needs while playing indoors. However, lead walking is a useful activity to build the bond between dog and owner, and to allow social interactions with other people and dogs, so one should always aim to go for at least one short walk every day. As a vermin hunter, the breed enjoys getting outside to exercise its nose and penchant for digging, so access to a garden would be ideal.
The Griffon's need for grooming varies depending on which type of coat it wears, with the short, smooth coat requiring only weekly brushing, with baths as needed – which isn't very often, perhaps every two months. The wiry coat, on the other hand, needs to be combed twice a week to prevent matts from forming, and should be hand-stripped by a professional groomer twice a year to maintain its condition. As this is a light dog that does not wear its nails rapidly, nail clipping will need to be performed, possibly as often as once a month.
Famous Griffons Bruxellois
The breed's success on the big screen goes to show that having a unique look and the personality of a diva go a long way in Hollywood, as it has appeared in:
Teaching Mrs. Tingle
First Wives Club
Cross-Breeds
The Griffon Bruxellois has made a significant contribution to the pool of designer dog breeds that we see today:
Affengriffon – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and an Affenpinscher
Beagriffon – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Beagle
Broodlegriffon – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Poodle
Brug – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Pug
Brussalier – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Brusston – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Boston Terrier
Cocker Griffon – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Cocker Spaniel
Grifficairn – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Cairn Terrier
Griffonese – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Pekingese
Griffonshire – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Yorkshire Terrier
Lhaffon – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Lhasa Apso
Papigriffon – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Papillon
Shiffon – Cross between a Griffon Bruxellois and a Shih Tzu
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A Copa dos Campeões Cearenses de 2016 foi a 2ª edição da Copa dos Campeões Cearenses, sendo a 1ª em caráter oficial, não amistosa.

A edição foi disputada entre o , campeão do Cearense 2015, e o , campeão da Copa Fares Lopes 2015, em dois jogos.

A Copa dos Campeões 2016 leva o nome do senhor Luiz Melo Torquato, ex-presidente do Guarany de Sobral. Durante a sua gestão, o Cacique do Vale alcançou grandes feitos, como o título do Campeonato Brasileiro Série D em 2010. A taça foi feita pelo artesão Joaby Garcia. Com 18 anos no mercado, o profissional é responsável pela confecção dos troféus da FCF desde 2015.

O Fortaleza acabou vencendo ambos os confrontos, sagrando-se campeão pelo placar agregado de 5x0.

Partidas

Jogo de Ida

Jogo de Volta

Transmissão
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Artilharia

Campeão

Copa dos Campeões Cearenses
Futebol de 2016 no Ceará


Australia has topped the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development's Better Life Index, which ranks developed nations based on how satisfied residents are with their lives. It has been ranked the world's happiest nation among developed economies for the third year running.
Australia performs exceptionally well in measures of well-being, as shown by the fact that it ranks among the top countries in a large number of topics in the Better Life Index, it has earned top honors because of the overall strength of its economy as well as health, safety and housing standards, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's new Better Life Index, which looked at issues such as work-life balance, community and life satisfaction.
Australia's economy has had more than two decades of growth due to demand for its natural resources.
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Duitsland:
Rothenburg (Saale), een gemeente in de deelstaat Saksen-Anhalt
Rothenburg/Oberlausitz, een plaats in de deelstaat Saksen
Rothenburg ob der Tauber, een plaats in de deelstaat Beieren

Polen:
Czerwieńsk (Duits: Rothenburg an der Oder), een stad in het woiwodschap Lubusz

Zwitserland:
Rothenburg (Zwitserland), een gemeente en plaats in het  kanton Luzern

Zie ook
Rotenburg (doorverwijspagina)