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Why Beare's?
J & A Beare Europe GmbH
Simon Morris
Valuations & Appraisals
An extraordinary new recording: "Janine Jansen, 12 Stradivari"
A comprehensive collection: "Antonio Stradivari, The Complete Works"
An award-winning documentary: "Falling for Stradivari"
An exciting new initiative: "Beare's Chamber Music"
Beare's International Violin Society
Janine Jansen: 12 Stradivari Gramophone Review
Read Charlotte Gardener's review of Janine Jansen: 12 Stradivari in Gramophone magazine below.
The album was also featured as the Editor's Choice in the Gramophone 2021 Awards Issue.
While it's true that not every great violin is a Stradivarius, and not every Stradivarius is truly great, it is also true that it was in Antonio Stradivari's Cremonese workshop that during the first third of the 18th century – and in particular during his 'golden period' from around 1700 to 1720 – violin-making reached an alchemical zenith of craftsmanship, power and tone-production that remains unmatched to this day.
Of the greatest of the 750 or so Stradivari violins that survive, some are still travelling the world in the hands of artists, while others are preserved under lock and key. So for historic dealers J & A Beare not only to have gathered together 12 of the finest in one place but also to have kept them together for two weeks, in order that Janine Jansen could explore their separate qualities and then record a 15-strong programme to showcase them with her old friend Antonio Pappano, will have constituted an endeavour almost as superhuman as the crafting of the instruments in the first place. Consider also that this is the first time Jansen has recorded in a solo capacity since she and Pappano gave us their magnificent Brahms and Bartók Violin Concertos (1/16), and this album gives us much to be grateful for.
Equally superhuman is what Jansen has drawn from the 12 instruments over her allotted fortnight, especially as Strads aren't always known for hurrying to reveal the intricacies of their personalities. Inevitably there's endless potential for forensic listening. I've found myself hopping back and forth, listening in for each instrument's individual sound and very much appreciating Jansen's matchmaking. Take the way her red-blooded central climax in Suk's 'Love Song' showcases the sheer volume and tonal quality of the famous 1715 'Alard'; and Pappano is with her heart and soul, as he is across the programme.
It's been equally irresistible to hop between recordings, and it's rather spooky to hear first Kreisler and then Jansen play Kreisler's Liebesleid on the 1733 instrument on which he made his best-known recordings. Their respective first notes so audibly display the same colours, even though Jansen's reading is thoroughly her own.
Another personal favourite is the Andante third movement of Rachmaninov's Cello Sonata, for which Jansen is on the 1716 Strad used by Milstein as his primary instrument from 1945 until his death. Few violinists can cast a tender, long-lined pianissimo spell quite like Jansen, and heard through the warmth, power and clarity of this particular instrument, it's absolutely exquisite. Also on the bill is Jansen's own current main concert instrument: a 1715 Strad previously used by Pierre Rode and Oscar Shumsky, whose two appearances include a reading of Lensky's aria from Tchaikovsky's Onegin that's had me rooted to the spot on each fresh hearing: the endless, constantly growing and changing lines; the range of colours from cloaked to clear, and from rich dark warmth to silvery ethereal upper-register whispers; the sheer technical command required to achieve all of this if you stop to think about it; but, most of all, the heart-piercing passion of Jansen's song.
And that's the bottom line. Yes, there's plenty here to keep violin geeks engrossed for hours. But ultimately it's the violinist that maketh the violin, and what emerges from this comparative listening odyssey across some of the world's greatest masterpieces in sound production is simply an even richer love and admiration for Jansen's own artistry. Not only that, but the album is also a beautiful testament to her very special musical friendship with Pappano.
A fascinating new documentary: "Falling for Stradivari"
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A. Equivalence of study at primary and secondary schools abroad
Definition: Equivalence of a part of study and end-of-year reports issued at a primary or secondary school abroad, conversion of grades into the Slovak classification system for schoolmasters of primary and secondary schools, for the procedure of admission to universities in the Slovak Republic; or issuance of a statement on the degree of final record of education obtained abroad (i.e. report from the 9th year of study, vocational certificate, school-leaving certificate, or a university diploma) necessary to recognise at the respective District Office of the Regional headquarters of the Slovak Republic. The recognition itself is thus carried out by the respective District Office.
Issuance of a statement on the degree of final records of education obtained abroad, or a decision on the given issuance on the basis of application of the applicant for equivalence of study, are in the competence of the Centre for Recognition of Records on Education at the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic.
An equivalence of study is carried out exclusively for academic purposes – for the purposes of further studies in the Slovak Republic. For more information, go to official website of Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic www.minedu.sk
B. Information on the procedure of recognition of records of education issued by a foreign university at Trnava University in Trnava
The following shall apply in the process of recognition of records of education issued by a foreign university (at the 1st, 2nd and 3rd level):
Section106 (2), subsection a) of Act No. 131/2002 Coll. on Higher Education and on changes and amendments of some acts as amended,
Regulation of the Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic No. 238/2005 Coll. on the procedure of recognition of records of education,
Act No. 293/2007 Coll. on recognition of professional qualifications
http://www.minedu.sk/recognition-of-diplomas/
Pursuant to Section 106 of Act No. 131/2002 Coll. on Higher Education and on changes and amendments of some acts as amended (after amendment effective January 1, 2013), recognition of records of education are regulated as follows:
(1) Recognition of records of education issued by a university situated outside the territory of the Slovak Republic or by another authorized authority pursuant to legal regulations of the respective state is a procedure assessing whether the conditions of issuance of records of education are to be recognised equal to the conditions of issuance of records of education pursuant to this act. Special regulation 34 applies to recognition of records of education as records on professional qualifications for the purposes of carrying out an occupation.
(2) Decision on recognition of records of education is made by:
a) a university in the Slovak Republic carrying out study programmes in fields of study corresponding or similar to those defined in the submitted record of education; if the completed study only corresponds partially, the university can order that the applicant take additional exams for recognition, or finalisation and defence of a bachelor, diploma or dissertation thesis; the university decides on the recognition of records of education pursuant to Clause 1 automatically, if an international agreement between the respective state and the Slovak Republic has been executed in mutual recognition and correspondence of records of education, and records pursuant to Clause 1 are a part thereof,
b) the Ministry, if there is not a university in the Slovak Republic carrying out study programmes in field of study corresponding or related to those defined in the submitted record.
(3) The applicant to whom the records of education correspond, pursuant to Clause 2, is entitled to use the respective academic title and its abbreviation in the territory of the Slovak Republic as they have been recognised pursuant to internal regulations of the issuing state in the language of this state. If such an academic title or its abbreviation are interchangeable with titles granted pursuant to this act requiring fulfilment of qualification gaining conditions other than those required in the state issuing such a record of education, the Ministry shall decide on the usage of the appropriate academic title.
(4) Detailed information on the procedure of recognition of records of education pursuant to this Section is stipulated by a generally binding regulation issued by the Ministry.
(5) Authenticity of signatures and school seals on original documents defined in Clause 1 must be certified by a respective state authority or notary office in the respective state, and a seal of a representative body of the Slovak Republic in this state, unless an international agreement stipulates otherwise.
(6) A decision on recognition of records of education stipulates that such decisions are not a document certifying qualifications.
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Nik Wallenda
Local tourism leaders excited about publicity Wallenda stunt will bring
WBFO-FM 88.7 | By Michael Mroziak
Published June 14, 2017 at 10:16 PM EDT
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The spotlight will shine on Niagara Falls Thursday morning as Erendira Wallenda, wife of high-wire walker Nik Wallenda, will perform her own stunt high above the Horseshoe Falls. Local tourism leaders are welcoming the attention, which the Wallendas say is what they'd like to bring to the Cataract City.
During a news conference Wednesday outside the Seneca Niagara Casino, where Erendira Wallenda's flight to the falls will begin, she and her husband provided additional details of Thursday morning's big stunt. They also spoke of their motivations, including inspiration for watchers and an opportunity to promote Niagara Falls through an event that amounts to millions of dollars worth of publicity, for free.
"As destination marketers, we have to put our destination first and foremost in the brains of potential visitors," said John Percy, president and CEO of Destination Niagara USA. "This is just another way to do that."
Nik Wallenda said the family remains fond of the Cataract City, five years after he successfully walked along a high wire to cross over the Niagara Gorge. Erendira Wallenda's stunt, during which she'll hang from below a helicopter using her teeth, was planned to mark the anniversary of her husband's feat.
"It's my dream to see this side of the Falls flourish and (be) extremely successful," Nik Wallenda said. "And I think it should be about family. That's one of the challenges that Niagara Falls, U.S. faces right now. There's not a lot for families to do here."
Percy agreed that more family-oriented activities downtown would be attractive but he said there is not a lack of family-friendly things to do in the region.
"There may not be a lot downtown but there's a lot in Niagara County and a lot in the region that make for a wonderful four-, five-, seven-day packed agenda or itinerary for a family to enjoy here," he said. "Yes, we do need more downtown for family activities but the park is filled with family activities. So is the county. So is the entire region."
The Niagara Falls region has enjoyed an uptick in attendance over the past couple years. Percy noted that what was once a three- or four-month season now spans up to nine months or so.
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Concert Review and Photos: AVANTASIA in Stockholm
Klubben/Fryshuset | Stockholm, Sweden | 02 May 2019
Davide SciakyMay 13, 2019
Photo: Davide Sciaky
Following the release of "Moonglow" back in February, Avantasia went on a world tour that brought, or will bring, the Metal orchestra in many countries across Europe, America, Asia, and Australia.
As has become a tradition with the band led by Tobias Sammet, together with the singer and the instrumentalists, many important vocalists are touring with Avantasia, from Mr. Big's Eric Martin to the former Queensrÿche frontman, Geoff Tate.
In Stockholm the band scores a sold out, or get very close to it, at the Fryshuset Arenan, a venue with a capacity of 5000 people; Sammet's main band, Edguy, could never play a venue this big, nor probably could any band of the guest singers who will play here tonight, so this result is particularly impressive.
The concert starts with "Ghost in the Moon": on this song, Tobias is the only singer on stage (aside from the backing singers, Adrienne Cowan and Herbie Leghans), but this is a rare moment as the frontman will have guests by his side for almost every other song played during the night.
On the second one, in fact, Pretty Maid's Ronnie Atkins joins the German singer to play "Starlight" and the following, "Book of Shallows", and is replaced by Jørn Lande who joins the band for the song "The Raven Child".
While the first four songs are all from the new album, "Moonglow" is the protagonist of the tour, after all, playing for more than 3 hours the band has all the time to go back and play music from all of its catalogue.
The first part of the concert, however, seems focused on the band's recent history, so Jørn plays "Lucifer" from the previous album, "Ghostlights", and we're back to "Moonglow" with Geoff Tate who gets on stage to play "Alchemy" and "Invincible".
When Tate leaves it is finally time for an old classic, "Reach Out For the Light": unfortunately Michael Kiske is not on tour with Avantasia, and his amazing vocal skills have always been one the strengths of the band, but the guitarist Oliver Hartmann takes Kiske's role and does justice to the song.
Now it is time for Adrienne Cowan to take the spotlight, so the singer leaves the side of the stage from where she sang the backing vocals until now and starts singing "Moonglow".
Cowan took Amanda Somerville's place in the band and, while her voice is a little less operatic than her predecessor's, she is more versatile and can even sing some very Death Metal screams that she put here and there adding a nice touch to the music.
It is now the turn of Eric Martin who plays "Maniac" the cover of Michael Sambello's classic which, as weird as it is in this context, turns out pretty well and entertains the crowd which dances to it.
Martin stays a little longer to play "Dying for an Angel" doing a great job in the role that originally was of Scorpions' Klaus Meine, then leaves the stage to Magnum's Bob Catley: Catley is the last guest to appear tonight, and he plays the last new song to be played at the concert, "Lavender" (the eighth track played from "Moonglow").
Twelve songs into the concert we've finally seen the whole band that the genius of Tobias Sammet assembled, and we can definitely say that he did a great job: all the singers are in great shape, good at entertaining the audience and keeping their attention high, and fit the music even when they are not the singers the songs were written for.
The instrumentalist should not be forgotten, especially because the singers never stay on stage for more than a handful of songs at a time, while the rest of the band keeps playing flawlessly for more than 3 hours; particularly impressive is Felix Bohnke, the drummer, who is fast, precise and powerful despite having the most physically demanding job.
The concert continues with all the singers alternating on stage and going back to classics like "The Scarecrow", "Avantasia" and other songs like "Let the Storm Descend Upon You" and "Shelter From the Rain".
For the second and last time during the concert, all the guest singers leave letting Sammet sing "Lost in Space" on his own before leaving the stage with the rest of the band.
Of course it is not the end, and they are back soon for the encore: first "Farewell", to which the audience immediately starts waving their arms, and then "Sign of the Cross" (with a "The Seven Angels" interlude) with all the guest singers together on stage.
This time the band leaves for good among the loud applause and screams of the 5000 who came to see them.
Very few bands can play more than 3 hours, even fewer can do it while keeping such a high standard for the whole performance, and I can't think of any other concert I've attended where such a long show felt like an hour or so, and where even though I was exhausted I would have happily stayed for another encore or two.
Avantasia proved once again how their shows are unmissable events for all those who love Power Metal, and generally for all those who want to have a good time with some great music.
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Iowa tackle Brandon Scherff says he stayed in college because he has plenty of room for improvement. The Denison native passed up a chance to enter the NFL draft after earning second team All American honors. He feels he will be even better next season. "Pass blocking, run blocking and finishing at the second level," Scherff says. He says he also wants to be a better leader to help the line become one of the best in the nation.
The Hawkeyes are in the midst of spring practice and have high expectations for next season after posting an 8-5 record in 2013. He says they are a little over halfway through and he says they try to make improvement with every practice.
Ferentz says it is much like when Robert Gallery returned for his final season and ended up winning the Outland Trophy. He says both are very good and they chose to be back and wanted to be back. The Hawkeyes will hold at practice at Valley High School in West Des Moines on Saturday afternoon.


Spinal decompression therapy is a non-surgical approach to rehabilitating the discs that cushion the bones of the spine. Spinal decompression therapy uses FDA-approved technology that gently stretches the spine in a way that decompresses, or relieves pressure, on those discs.
The spine is made of many bones, known as vertebra, stacked upon one another like a deck of cards. Rubbery discs, filled with a gooey liquid, lie between each vertebra to prevent the bones from grinding against one another. Gravity and body weight on the spine presses against these discs, causing them to occasionally "slip" out of place or develop a tear that allows liquid to seep out. The misplaced disc or its leakage presses against nerves to cause pain. Spinal decompression relieves the pressure on the discs.
Spinal decompression therapy works by gently stretching the spine, separating the vertebral bones of the spine to cause a vacuum inside the discs. This vacuum effect, known as negative intradiscal pressure, pulls the disc back into proper shape and position. Spinal decompression therapy also helps discs absorb the water, oxygen and nutrient-rich fluids they need to begin healing.
What can I expect during spinal decompression therapy?
You will remain fully clothed during spinal decompression therapy, so treatment is never embarrassing. Our chiropractic team will fit you with two harnesses – one that wraps around your chest and another for your pelvis – and you will lie face up or face down on a computerized table. Your chiropractor uses a computer to operate the table, which gently decompresses the bones of the spine by applying a gentle pulling motion to each harness.
How long does a spinal decompression session last?
Each session on the spinal decompression equipment lasts about 25 to 40 minutes, depending on the treatment plan prescribed by our chiropractor. Your treatment plan may also include an additional 15 minutes of stimulation, ice packs and manipulation.
No. In fact, spinal decompression therapy relieves pain almost immediately.
My surgery failed. Can spinal decompression therapy help?
It depends on the type of surgery you had and your medical condition. While our chiropractors have had great success treating patients who have had back surgery, spinal decompression therapy is not right for everyone who still experiences pain or disability after surgery.
Why does spinal decompression require multiple treatments?
Each spinal decompression therapy session causes microscopic changes deep within the spinal discs. While the effects of each session are small, the cumulative benefits of a four to six week spinal decompression therapy program provide dramatic results.
Do you have a slipped or herniated disc that could benefit from spinal decompression ?


Sitting quietly on the porch gazing upwards, I watch the gossamer like clouds flit across the sky. Constantly changing forms, merging and breaking apart from each other in a dance of perpetual motion.
I am silently and unobtrusively aware of my mindstate. Thoughts and images drift by, each vying for my attention. Each trying in its own way to remove my sense of passive subtle awareness and entangle me in some form of concrete action.
Fortunately I am well aware of the minds ability to fill my day with distractions, I therefore simply allow myself to witness my minds internal activity.
However, I have often noted that my senses and psyche act as a constant lens in which to incorporate and interpret my subjective human experience.
This frequently seems to have led to my ego having created a seemingly objective storyline to my life. A storyline with which I am tempted to identify with completely. It sits far more comfortably with my mortal self than to surrender to my underlying sense and knowledge of non duality.
As I reflect on the past month , I am presented with the following egoic, corporeal chronicle .
A battle worn knight finally taking a moment to rest from repeated and relentless skirmishes necessary to maintain a degree of equilibrium in life.
The two battlefields of home and work aligned side by side as if to prevent any respite as I go from one to the other.
Mentally, physically and emotionally exhausted I fall into an involuntary but welcome relaxed and meditative state.
– Corporate deities who have sought to undermine any financial security I can muster.
– Those who have also sought to encourage organisational priorities over human welfare.
– Against politicians who seek to further impoverish the poor, disabled and elderly.
– To tackle and disarm individuals who had insisted that a persons unique and personal experience as invalid.
– To temporarily thwarted the ravages of psychosis in those who would succumb.
Then there are those more subtle, insidious adversaries who are much closer to home. The barely tangible voices whispering covertly to my soul.
Encouraging me to lie and deceive others to my own advantage.
Suggesting that I use whatever skills I have in order to promote myself above my peer group.
Ushering me to ' give up ' battling and resign myself to fate.
Inviting wrath, greed, lust and gluttony into my life in order for me to expend my energies in self pleasuring but inevitably self defeating activities.
I understand unequivocally that as long as I am alive and in human form the battles will continue.
But one day I will again reflect on my recent past to find a completely different tale has been told.
My life's history laid down in my memory, like chapters in a book.
The key to my ongoing survival is being of the knowledge that I am truly not that which my mind suggests I am.
Of not falling into the delusion of self-hood.


Is Your Rubbish Private or Open to the Public?
That's right. Portland, Oregon police, the mayor, and the district attorney all agreed that anyone who leaves trash on the curb waiting for the garbage truck to pick it up has given up all expectations of privacy for the contents of that trash. The claim is that anyone, including police, can legally examine someone else's abandoned trash without permission and without a search warrant.
So a couple of local newspaper reporters, who obviously disagree, decided to turn the tables: they went through the trash left curbside by the mayor, the chief of police, and the local district attorney, all of whom have publicly stated that trash left curbside is not private.
The reporters then kept some trash items from the police chief's home and later showed them to the chief. Items they recovered include: a receipt with his credit-card number, a summary of his wife's investments, an email prepping the mayor about his job application to be police chief of Los Angeles, a well-chewed cigar stub, and a handwritten note scribbled in pencil on a napkin, so personal it made the reporters cringe. They also drew his attention to a newsletter from the conservative political advocacy group.
Who says attorneys don't have a sense of humor?
You can read more in the article in the Willamette Week at http://www.wweek.com/portland/article-1616-rubbish.html-2.
Aren't citizens protected from unreasonable search and seizure by the Fourth Amendment?
this is a settled principle of law for many years by the US SCt. It is best to shred anything with your name on it because when the police do a "trash pull" they want your name to be linked to whatever drug residue they hope to find.


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Rules for de-escalation training for Washington law enforcement to be adopted this week
By Paula Wissel • Jun 5, 2019
Seattle police officers observe the crowd during May Day 2018.
Parker Miles Blohm / KNKX
This week, Washington's Criminal Justice Training Commission will vote on rules for de-escalation training for law enforcement in the state. Under voter-approved Initiative 940, passed last year, all law enforcement must receive new training in violence de-escalation, mental health and first aid for victims.
The commissioners that oversee training of police have been meeting since the beginning of this year to craft the rules, which they will vote on Thursday. They've heard from community members who have talked about what they want the training to cover.
At a meeting in Spokane on May 23, people testifying talked about the importance of including discussions of implicit and explicit bias against communities of color. They also said police should be taught about institutional racism, and how that plays out in policing today.
Bob Alexander had a request of the commission. "I think it's very important that a person of color is included in the training," he said.
Alexander said that's because "the law was passed mostly because of the way African Americans were being harmed by police."
Kurtis Robinson, president of the Spokane chapter of the NAACP, expressed disappointment that the commission wasn't requiring community groups to have an ongoing role in training oversight.
"For us, this points to the still-evident resistance to true, in-depth change in some of these areas and these areas that impact most of those you're supposed to serve," said Robinson.
The de-escalation rules will be voted on by the Washington Criminal Justice Training Commission on Thursday. Once the rules for de-escalation training are approved, the commission will begin work on guidelines for police to provide first aid to victims, and for independent investigations of deadly force. Those rules are due on Dec. 6.
At the May 23 meeting, Sue Rahr, commission executive director, said the commission will launch a new website July 1. She apologized to the public for the current site, which she said was "horrible" and difficult to navigate for people wanting to give input on the training rules.
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Just like you, your jewellery does needs to be looked after. I have compiled a list of hints and tips for you on how best to care for your piece of Fiona Kerr Jewellery, so it will look as lovely as the day you received it.
As skin and hair products are designed to stick to your body, be aware that they will also stick to your jewellery and many of them can react with the metal causing it to tarnish and discolour. I would strongly recommend applying any cosmetics and perfumes before you put on your jewellery.
Remove any jewellery before participating in physical activity. Be it at the gym, gardening or cleaning, as this will ensure your delicate jewellery is not accidentally damaged. Perspiration can also contribute to the tarnishing of your jewellery.
Chemicals found in swimming pools and in many household cleaning products will cause tarnishing. Water also contributes to tarnishing of your jewellery. Therefore, it is advisable to remove your jewellery before doing housework, entering a swimming pool, shower or the sea.
I recommend storing your jewellery in a zip lock plastic bag as exposure to the air and environment can accelerate the tarnishing effect. It will also help to keep your jewellery stored separately so that items don't rub and scratch each other and chain don't get tangled. Acid free tissue is also an excellent way to store your jewellery.
To brighten up your silver pieces I recommend using a silver dip cleaning solution. It is also fine to use on jewellery with a combination of silver and gold. Always ensure you rinse your cleaned items well under warm water after silver dipping, and dry thoroughly with a soft lint free cloth. For gold items, you can use warm soapy water and a soft toothbrush or small artist paint brush to help remove any dirt. A note of caution, be careful when you are cleaning jewellery over a sink or under a tap as accidents do occur and you may unintentionally drop something down a plughole. I know, I have done it lots of times.
Take extra care when cleaning jewellery with gemstones, some stones are quite resilient but others like turquoise, opals and pearls can be badly effected by cleaning with harsh chemicals, so may need to be cleaned professionally. If you are in any doubt, or have any queries please feel free to contact me for further advice and assistance.


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Wólka Pukarzowska – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie lubelskim, w powiecie tomaszowskim, w gminie Łaszczów. Leży przy drodze wojewódzkiej nr 852.

W prawosławną Wielką Sobotę 1944 r. w czasie napadu zbrojnej bandy na wieś, zostało zamordowanych 17 mieszkańców wyznania prawosławnego, m.in. wysiedlony z Grodysławic diakon tamtejszej cerkwi, o. Michał Borowik, ojciec św. Mikołaja Borowika.

W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa zamojskiego.

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Category Celebrity Wife
Sofia Levander
Author Jennifer Johnson Published on September 13, 2021 2 min read
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Sofia Levander Wikis
Married/Husband
Daniel Ek
Quick summary of Sofia Levander
Sofia Levander was born in Sweden. Although she has not disclosed her birthday, she is said to be three years older than her husband which makes her age 41. She holds Swedish nationality and comes from Caucasian ethnicity.
Sofia is an accomplished writer who has worked for the Wall Streets Journal. Her husband is the founder of Spotify and holds a net worth of $4.1 billion.
Married to Daniel Ek
Sofia is married to Daniel Ek. She and her husband share two children.
Married, Husband, and Children
Daniel Ek shocked the football community when he shared his interest in purchasing the English football club, Arsenal. Spotify's CEO tweeted, "As a kid growing up, I've cheered for @Arsenal as long as I can remember. If KSE would like to sell Arsenal, I'd be happy to throw my hat in the ring." Many tweets readers were eager to know more about Daniel Ek, including his family. Moreover, Spotify's founder also has an interesting wife, Sofia Levander.
Sofia Levander was born in Sweden. Although she has not disclosed her birthday, she is said to be three years older than her husband, which makes her age 41. She holds Swedish nationality and comes from Caucasian ethnicity.
Sofia is a writer and holds a bachelor's degree in Media and Communications from Stockholm University. Likewise, she also has a diploma in Media and Advertising from Pace University. Her qualifications allowed her to work with the Wall Street Journal, and she traveled around the world working on the company's SmartMoney publication. She was responsible for producing investment reports on Greece, Libya, and Costa Rica.
Sofia Levander's husband Daniel Ek is the co-founder and CEO of Spotify
In 2017, she turned to literature and wrote a memoir entitled The Minefield Girl. Besides, Sofia also has a past on Television. In 2004, she appeared in a Swedish reality show, Svenska Flickor, which was designed to recreate the American sitcom, Sex and the City. Although Sofia Levander's net worth is still under wraps, her husband, Daniel Ek, is estimated to hold a net worth of $4.1 billion.
Sofia is married to her longtime partner, Daniel Ek. Likewise, the pair started dating way before 2016 and were together for several years before exchanging rings in August 2016. The pair had their wedding at a lavish ceremony in Lake Como attended by guests like Mark Zuckerberg and Bruno Mars. Moreover, the ceremony was officiated by Chris Rock, whereas Bruno Mars was responsible for the entertainment.
Sofia Levander is married to her longtime partner, Daniel Ek
Likewise, Sofia and her husband share two adorable children, named Elissa and Colinne. Despite the married pair making fewer public appearances together, we can assure you that they are happily married, and their marriage is free from any rumors and affairs.
Sofia was born to Swedish parents. However, Daniel's wife has not shared details on her parents, and their names remain undisclosed. Moreover, there is also no information on her siblings, if she has any.
Sofia stands at an average height of 5 feet and 2 inches. Likewise, she possesses a slimly built body.
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Q: Do I need to use a WP8-specific Azure SDK? At this link: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsazure/archive/2013/01/09/new-windows-azure-mobile-services-getting-started-content.aspx I see that there are separate Azure SDKs for Windows Store and
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A: It's the same download for WP8 and Windows 8; of course, iOS is completely different, hence the calling out of different SDKs.

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More Women These Days Pay Alimony and Child Support - Brian D. Perskin & Associates P.C.
Recent studies have found that more women than ever are paying child support and alimony to their ex-husbands. There are many reasons for this, and various effects, as well. In general, it seems that simply being female these days does not guarantee that you will get alimony, child support, or even custody of the children. This is why you need a lawyer now more than ever.
Why Have the Facts Changed?
It used to be that most women automatically expected child support and sometimes even alimony. This was mostly because they did not have jobs, and if they did, they were not paid nearly as much as most men. Since financial support is often paid to the person with the least amount of money, most women got enough to help them survive in their own home.
In addition, child support is given to the custodial parent raising the kids. In the past, it was assumed that mothers always got custody of the children. But these days, you cannot be sure until the settlement or trial concludes since more fathers are gaining custody, either sole or joint. This means that if you are a mother, your odds of getting child custody and support are closer to the father's odds than ever before.
One of the reasons for this change is that more women work outside the home than before, and can therefore support themselves. If you make nearly the same as your ex, or at least have the ability to due to a degree or experience, you may not get alimony. In addition, if it turns out your ex-husband has just as much of a desire to raise the children as you do, you may have to split custody, which could reduce the amount of child support you receive. In fact, you may not get child custody at all, which would make you responsible for paying child support.
Most people can benefit from hiring a lawyer. But you would especially benefit from an attorney if you are a woman who works, with an ex who is going for child custody. This is because you may end up being ordered to pay alimony or even relinquish custody of the children. At the very least, you might not get the amount of alimony or child support you think you need, all because you are considered just as capable of bringing in income as your former husband.
When you want to fight this kind of decision, you need to turn to Brian D. Perskin & Associates P.C. so you have a chance of getting the amount of financial support you need. If you are worried about the possible outcome of your divorce case in New York, call us at 646-759-9392 or 718-875-7584.


This policy sets out the principles that underpin the University's commitment to members of the University community demonstrating integrity, impartiality and good administrative conduct. Members of the University community must ensure their personal interests do not conflict with their responsibilities to the University. In addition, members of the University community must strike a balance between the responsible use of University resources and the benefits that may be delivered to the University and its community and stakeholders.
This policy applies to all members of the University community.
is assessed in terms of the likelihood that a member of the University community possessing a particular personal interest could be improperly influenced, or might appear to be improperly influenced, in the performance of his/her duties.
means free or substantially discounted items, hospitality or intangible benefits exceeding common courtesy that are offered to members of the University community in conjunction with their association with the University. It includes enduring items such as works of art and plaques, consumables such as chocolates or wine, invitations to corporate events, or sponsored travel and accommodation.
light refreshments offered, for example in the course of a business meeting at the organisation's premises or at an opening event or conference, which are proportionate to the occasion and intended as a courtesy and to make guests feel welcome.
means the University-wide register of gifts and benefits maintained by the Legal Office which records such information as the nature of the gift, the date received, the estimated value, the purpose of the gift and how it was handled. The Gift Register may be reviewed by the University's internal and external auditors, the University Council and its committees and other authorised personnel.
means members of any board, committee or other body or entity established by or constituted under University Statutes or Regulations, excluding staff members.
means a Dean, Director or member of the Vice Chancellor's Senior Team.
means any person employed by the University as a full-time, part-time, sessional or casual staff member, or a contracted staff member.
means any person enrolled as a student of the University who may be in a position to influence decisions of the University. This includes full-time, part-time, block-mode or distance education students.
It is the policy of the University that members of the University community demonstrate integrity, impartiality and good administrative conduct, consistent with the University's values. Members of the University community should use University resources responsibly and wisely and must ensure that their activities and interests do not conflict with their obligations to the University or it community or stakeholders. Members of the University community must not use their position to seek an undue advantage for themselves, family members or other personal associates and they must decline gifts and benefits which may be perceived to influence their ability to exercise independent judgment on behalf of the University. The University requires that all gifts and benefits must be declared on the Gift Register.
The University does not encourage the proffering or acceptance of gifts in the workplace. However, members of the University community may give or accept a gift or benefit which is offered as part of a social, cultural or ceremonial practice or which could reasonably be considered to be a gesture of goodwill or token of celebration in the circumstances.
Members of the University community should respond appropriately to offers of gifts or benefits, including when travelling overseas on University business.
If a member of the University is unsure how to respond to an offer of a gift or benefit, they should seek advice from their supervisor or University senior management.
Gifts of money may not be accepted in any circumstances. If a member of the University community is offered a bribe, the incident must be reported to senior management immediately.
They are recorded in the Gift Register.
Gifts received by staff members and office-holders as part of a social, cultural or ceremonial practice as a result of their role as a University staff member/office-holder, will remain the property of the University.
G Giver Who is providing the gift and what is their relationship to me?
Does my role require me to select tenderers or award contracts or grants or scholarships or audit external providers? Could the person or organisation benefit from a decision I make?
I Influence Are they seeking to influence my decisions or actions?
Has the gift been offered to me publicly or privately? Does its timing coincide with a decision I am about to make? Is it a token of appreciation or a courtesy, or something more valuable?
F Favour Are they seeking a favour in return for the gift?
Has the gift been offered honestly? Has the person/organisation made several offers over the past 12 months? Would accepting it create an obligation to return a favour?
T Trust Would accepting the gift diminish community trust in the University?
How would I feel if the gift became public knowledge? What would my colleagues, family, friends or associates think?
The giving of gifts funded by the University may be provided to welcome guests, facilitate the development of business relationships or outcomes and celebrate achievements with the approval of a Deputy Vice-Chancellor or the Vice-Chancellor. Examples include receiving a delegation from overseas, an event for other organisations to establish partnerships with the University or celebrating the opening of an exhibition. Any gift proffered should be reasonably seen as a gesture or token of goodwill in the circumstances and should be in line with community expectations and standards in terms of cost, scale, modesty and suitability.
Significant achievements, such as a length of service milestone, or celebrating retirement of staff members, office-holders or other members of the University community may be, where appropriate, recognised with a gift from the University in line with community expectations and standards in terms of cost, scale, modesty and suitability.
In the event of the death of a staff member, office-holder or other member of the University community, a token gift from the University such as flowers and a card may be sent to family members of the deceased person, in acknowledgement of the deceased person's relationship with and contribution to the University.
Birthdays, marriages and the birth of children should not be celebrated using University resources.
In all instances, senior management of the University may exercise a discretion in relation to the proffering of University-funded gifts in the workplace.
All members of the University community are accountable for the efficient and effective use of University funds and resources. Members of the University community are expected to use University funds and resources in an appropriate manner and report any instances of misuse or misappropriation.
Members of the University are not entitled to food and beverages free-of-charge from the University's Conference and Catering Services, food or beverage outlets or external food and beverage providers contracted by the University. External food and beverage providers may choose to provide food and beverages to members of the University community free of charge, provided this cost is not passed on to the University and the provision could not be perceived as inducing them to act in a certain way or influencing them to make decisions on behalf of the University, or creating what might reasonably be perceived to be a conflict of interest.
At meetings or functions of staff members held on or off-campus, University funded food and beverages are not to be served, unless approved by senior management. However, light refreshments may be provided, if this is consistent with the length of the meeting or function and an appropriate use of University resources.
Where non-staff members are in attendance at a formal meeting or function of the University and there is a need to provide food and beverages at this meeting or function, approval from the relevant member of senior management is required. When determining the type of food and beverages to be offered at a University meeting or function, a balanced judgment should be made between the costs incurred and the potential benefits to the University. Regard should also be had as to whether the proposed hospitality is in line with community expectations and standards in terms of cost, scale, modesty and suitability.
Members of the University community should at all times consider the taxation consequences (Fringe Benefits Tax) of providing food and/or beverages at University meetings or functions and should seek advice and assistance from the University's Finance Office when in doubt as to the taxation consequences before providing food or beverages. Where Fringe Benefits Tax applies, the cost of the expenditure on food and beverages will almost double and the cost of the taxation will be charged to the cost centre responsible for the meeting or function.
As a general rule, alcohol should not be served at University meetings or functions during normal work hours. Alcohol should only be provided at University functions marking significant occasions, subject to approval by a member of the Vice Chancellor's Senior Team. Where alcohol is served at a University function or meeting, the provisions of the University's Alcohol Policy and Promotion of Alcohol at Functions Guidelines should be adhered to. At no time is an alcohol-only function permitted.
Any person, whether or not a member of the University community, who on reasonable grounds believes that a member of the University community has breached this Policy, may make a complaint in accordance with the University's Protected Disclosures Procedure.
All members of the University community share responsibility for the implementation of this Policy and for ensuring compliance with this Policy.
Information for both staff and students on the University website.
Announcement notices via the 'UB Communicate' website as to the stages of implementation of this policy.


OKANOGAN COUNTY -- As the region mourns the loss of three firefighters in Okanogan County, we are reminded of another of Washington's deadliest firefighting tragedies that occurred over a decade ago.
The Thirty Mile Fire raged in the Okanogan National Forest in July of 2001. Started by an escaped ember from a picnic cooking fire, the fire which was centered about 30 miles north of Winthrop killed four fighters.
Tom Craven, Karen FitzPatrick, Jessica Johnson and Devin Weaver were all killed in the blaze. Many were new to firefighting, and all were 30 years old or younger.
The tragedy spurred a bevy of changes in firefighting rules, as confusion remained at the time whether or not it was legal to grab water from specialty designated protected rivers. Crew leaders at the blaze were accused of making dozens of mistakes, including letting young, inexperienced firefighters scramble up a rocky slope they could not get down as the fire closed in.
The fire crew boss on the scene, Ellreese Daniels, was charged with manslaughter and making false statements following the tragedy. The fire crew chief pleaded guilty to making two counts of false statements. He was sentenced to three years of probation.
Since the Thirty Mile Fire, all firefighter deaths are investigated by a federal agency.
The fire was the second deadliest wildfire in Washington state history. In 1974, five firefighters died when a vehicle overturned.
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RALEIGH, N.C. -- Gov. Mike Easley invoked emergency powers Thursday to cope with the state's mounting budget crisis, saying he would create a $1 billion escrow account through various agency cuts.
"This action today gives us certain and predictable security to deal with the problem with the maximum flexibility," Easley said. "I'm not saying we're going to use all this money, but we will have it if needed to balance the budget."
North Carolina is among a number of states forced to reassess their budgets because revenues haven't met expectations. The last time North Carolina faced a similar budget crisis was following the 1990 recession.
Easley said the current shortfall is projected to reach $606 million to $791 million by June 30, the end of the fiscal year. A $791 million shortfall would equal about 5.65 percent of the state's $14 billion budget.
This action gives the governor more latitude to cut money from state agencies and programs. He previously had ordered a hiring freeze and told agencies to curtail travel and stop nonessential purchases.
Cuts already under way include $248 million from state agencies ordered to to return 2 percent of their budgets above the unspent amounts typically returned to the state.
Other money is being taken from a reserve account set up to meet rising costs in the state employees health care plan, from the fund for repairing state buildings, and from the state's emergency reserve.
New cuts planned as a result of Thursday's order include taking $151 million that would have gone into the state employees retirement fund, and pulling $95 million earmarked for local governments to make up for their lost share of revenue when a statewide inventory tax was eliminated several years ago.
Tax collections are about $400 million less than projected through the first seven months of the fiscal year, while Medicaid overruns and other unexpected expenses caused $156 million in unbudgeted spending.


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(a) Each holder of a construction permit or operating license for a nuclear power reactor issued under this part or a combined license for a nuclear power reactor issued under Part 52 of this chapter, shall comply with either 10 CFR 70.24 of this chapter or the requirements in paragraph (b) of this section.
(1) Plant procedures shall prohibit the handling and storage at any one time of more fuel assemblies than have been determined to be safely subcritical under the most adverse moderation conditions feasible by unborated water.
(2) The estimated ratio of neutron production to neutron absorption and leakage (k-effective) of the fresh fuel in the fresh fuel storage racks shall be calculated assuming the racks are loaded with fuel of the maximum fuel assembly reactivity and flooded with unborated water and must not exceed 0.95, at a 95 percent probability, 95 percent confidence level. This evaluation need not be performed if administrative controls and/or design features prevent such flooding or if fresh fuel storage racks are not used.
(3) If optimum moderation of fresh fuel in the fresh fuel storage racks occurs when the racks are assumed to be loaded with fuel of the maximum fuel assembly reactivity and filled with low-density hydrogenous fluid, the k-effective corresponding to this optimum moderation must not exceed 0.98, at a 95 percent probability, 95 percent confidence level. This evaluation need not be performed if administrative controls and/or design features prevent such moderation or if fresh fuel storage racks are not used.
(4) If no credit for soluble boron is taken, the k-effective of the spent fuel storage racks loaded with fuel of the maximum fuel assembly reactivity must not exceed 0.95, at a 95 percent probability, 95 percent confidence level, if flooded with unborated water. If credit is taken for soluble boron, the k-effective of the spent fuel storage racks loaded with fuel of the maximum fuel assembly reactivity must not exceed 0.95, at a 95 percent probability, 95 percent confidence level, if flooded with borated water, and the k-effective must remain below 1.0 (subcritical), at a 95 percent probability, 95 percent confidence level, if flooded with unborated water.
(5) The quantity of SNM, other than nuclear fuel stored onsite, is less than the quantity necessary for a critical mass.
(6) Radiation monitors are provided in storage and associated handling areas when fuel is present to detect excessive radiation levels and to initiate appropriate safety actions.
(7) The maximum nominal U-235 enrichment of the fresh fuel assemblies is limited to five (5.0) percent by weight.
(8) The FSAR is amended no later than the next update which § 50.71(e) of this part requires, indicating that the licensee has chosen to comply with § 50.68(b).
(2) The requirements in Part 71 or 72 of this chapter, as applicable, and the requirements of the Certificate of Compliance for that package or cask, apply to the fuel within that package or cask.
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The Heiresses (Las herederas)
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Chela and Chiquita, both descended from wealthy families in Asunción, Paraguay, have been together for over 30 years. But recently their financial situation has worsened and they begin selling off their inherited possessions. But when their debts lead to Chiquita being imprisoned on fraud charges, Chela is forced to face a new reality.Driving for the first time in years, she begins to provide a local taxi service to a group of elderly wealthy ladies.As Chela settles into her new life, she encounters the much younger Angy, forging a fresh and invigorating new connection. Chela finally begins to break out of her shell and engage with the world, embarking on her own personal, intimate revolution.
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Cyberspace abuzz ahead of polls to the Tibetan parliament-in-exile
Dharamsala: Cyberspace is abuzz with activity ahead of the primaries to shortlist candidates for the Tibetan parliament-in-exile.
Even as the voting is two months away, almost 100 second generation Tibetans have already declared their nominations for the 45-seat parliament-in-exile.
Posters of smart-looking young Tibetans, both men and women, are widely shared and commented on social networks and also adorn the walls of McLeodganj, where thousands of Tibetans and their spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, have been living for over half a century.
Smartphone apps like Wechat and Whatsapp are hugely used within the community.
"Technology is the new means; now we connect with the candidates directly. We don't have to wait for newspaper advertisements to make our choice," Tashi, a local resident and an avid social networker, told IANS.
"It's a colorful season. So many people are declaring their nominations. Every other day we see a new nomination. Facebook is full of new faces of aspiring politicians," he added.
Activists, social workers, businessmen, teachers and even civil service staff from the Tibetan administration are in the fray.
The primaries to nominate candidates for the Sikyong, or political leader (previously called the prime minister), and the 16th parliament-in-exile, comprising 45 members, will be held on October 18, while the general elections will be held on March 20 next year.
An election campaign poster of Namgyal Dolker, 32, a woman law graduate who runs an NGO here, reads she has both the university education and experience of working in the community.
Tibetan Settlement Officer Sonam Dorjee, who calls himself the Tibetan mayor, boasts of his close contacts with the Indian community, while Kunchok Yarphel, 40, and Lhakpa Tsering talk about their experience of working in the Tibetan Youth Congress, the largest Tibetan NGO.
While the youngsters flood the social networks, the elders who do not use smart phones are quietly doing the rounds of the refugee camps speaking to people individually, making sure of their support.
"This time, I see more youngsters from Tibet contesting elections than those born in exile, and some nominees are explicitly campaigning for 'rangzen' or independence as their political stand," political observer Tenzin Nyendak told IANS.
The minimum age for voting is 18 years, while the minimum age for contesting the elections is 25 years.
Besides the parliamentary elections, the Tibetan prime minister's or political leader's elections are simultaneously happening.
The duration of both the parliament and the prime minister's term is five years.
Tibetan Voters in India, Nepal, Bhutan, the US, Europe, Australia, Japan, Russia, and other countries will take part in the elections.
The Dalai Lama, 80, has lived in India since 1959 when he fled his homeland after a failed uprising against Communist rule. The Tibetan administration is based here.
Some 140,000 Tibetans live in exile around the world, over 100,000 of them in India.
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Q: Uploading GeoJSON as shapefile to GeoServer using REST API As GeoServer does not support GeoJSON upload through REST API, I  have tried to convert the GeoJSON to shapefile and try to insert the shapefile to GeoServer. But it does not work. Attached in the image is the error from geoserver.log. Maybe one of you can point out any issues. Here is the JavaScript code.
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    var object;
    var httpRequest2 = new XMLHttpRequest(); // asynchronous request

    httpRequest2.open("GET", "https://openlayers.org/en/v4.6.5/examples/data/geojson/countries.geojson", true);

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    httpRequest2.addEventListener("readystatechange", function() {
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    });

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            line: 'mylines'
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Tim Steele is an artist living in New York City and the founder of Tim Steele Design. As a career artist, he has also expanded into the related disciplines of interior design and contemporary structures.
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Short Notice Funding Opportunity -- American Association for Cancer Research: AACR Getrude B. Elion Cancer Research Award
The American Association for Cancer Research is accepting applications to support tenure-eligible junior faculty whose proposed research focuses on cancer etiology, diagnosis, treatment or prevention and may be basic, translational or clinical in nature. The recipient of the 2017 AACR Gertrude B. Elion Cancer Research Award is required to give a presentation of their research in a minisymposium at the AACR Annual Meeting 2018. Award amount is up to $75,000 over one year. The application deadline is Nov. 22 by 1 p.m.
The Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations has identified the following private funding opportunity:
American Association for Cancer Research: AACR Gertrude B. Elion Cancer Research Award
http://www.aacr.org
AACR is accepting applications to support tenure-eligible junior faculty whose proposed research focuses on cancer etiology, diagnosis, treatment or prevention and may be basic, translational or clinical in nature. The recipient of the 2017 AACR Gertrude B. Elion Cancer Research Award is required to give a presentation of their research in a minisymposium at the AACR Annual Meeting 2018. (Travel support will be provided, separate from this grant, for the grant recipient to attend the 2018 meeting.) Applicants must have a doctoral degree (including PhD, MD, DO, DC, ND, DDS, DVM, ScD, DNS, PharmD, or equivalent) in a related field and not currently be a candidate for a further doctoral degree. At the start of the grant term on July 1, 2017, applicants must hold a tenure-eligible appointment (or equivalent, if institution does not follow a tenure system) at the rank of assistant professor (Appointments such as research assistant professor, adjunct assistant professor, assistant professor research track, visiting professor, or instructor are not eligible. Also, eligible applicants must have completed their most recent doctoral degree within the past 11 years (i.e., degree cannot have been conferred before July 2, 2006; the formal date of receipt of doctoral degree is the date the degree was conferred, as indicated on their diploma and/or transcript). There are no citizenship or geographic requirements. AACR membership is required. Investigators may submit only one application for the AACR Gertrude B. Elion Cancer Research Award but may concurrently apply for other AACR grants. Investigators who currently, or have been, a Principal Investigator on an NIH R01 award, DP2 award, MIRA award, or the equivalent, are not eligible.
Application Deadline: Nov. 22, 2016 by 1:00 p.m. EST. Award notification will be in March 2017 with the grant term start date of July 1, 2017. Application Guidelines for the award: http://www.aacr.org/Funding/Grant%20Assets/2017%20Elion%20PG.pdf.
If you have any questions about this funding opportunity, please contact Brooke Church, Senior Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations for Health Affairs, at Brooke_Church@unc.edu or 919-962-0024. The UNC Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations is available to provide assistance in pursuing privately funded opportunities.
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A bene placito este o expresie în limba latină, care înseamnă "cu placere", "la voi".

Definiție
Deja atestată din secolul al Xvi-lea și până în secolul al Xix-lea, este derivat ortografia "de acord" că, dacă o parte s-a păstrat sensul inițial de "cu plăcere", pe de altă parte, are, de asemenea, luate în sensul special de "aprobare", mai ales în ecleziastice, ca în expresia "a (cu) acordul superiorilor."

Formula "un acord bun", din italiană și atestată de gen din secolul al Xix-lea, este de asemenea prezent în alte limbi (franceză, catalană, engleză, spaniolă, de exemplu): este utilizat practic în domeniul muzicii, și poate înlocui expresii similare "ad libitum" (latină), și "a piacere" (italiană), în notațiile de pe partituri.

Note

Vezi și
 Locuțiuni în limba latină

Cuvinte și expresii în limba latină
Fraze în limba latină
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Sudbury hopes to offer the program again next year. Stay tuned for details!
Through this program, rain barrels are available at a discounted price of approximately $70 each. Optional accessories, such as a downspout diverter, and a variety of color options are also available. Interested residents may order the rain barrels directly from the TGARB website and then pick the rain barrels up at the designated Sudbury distribution day of May 19, 2018 at the DPW Building at 275 Old Lancaster Road. Orders must be submitted by Sunday, May 13th.


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package DoubleEndedLists;

public class FirstLastApp {

	public static void main(String[] args) {

		FirstLastList list = new FirstLastList();

		list.insertFirst(22);
		list.insertFirst(44);
		list.insertFirst(66);

		list.insertLast(11);
		list.insertLast(33);
		list.insertLast(55);

		list.displayList();

		list.deleteFirst();
		list.deleteFirst();

		list.displayList();

	}

}

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The Remove-CMDistributionPoint cmdlet removes a distribution point. When you remove a distribution point, you remove the designation of a site system server to function as a distribution center for content files for applications, packages, software updates, and operating system deployment.
This command gets the distribution point object for the site system server named MySiteSys_11310.Contoso.com and uses the pipeline operator to pass the object to Remove-CMDistributionPoint, which removes the distribution point object. Specifying the Force parameter indicates that the user is not prompted before the distribution point is removed.
PS C:\> $DP = Get-CMDistributionPoint -SiteSystemServerName "MySiteSys_11310.Contoso.com"
The first command gets the distribution point object for the site system server named MySiteSys_11310.Contoso.com and stores the object in the $DP variable.
The second command removes the distribution point stored in $DP. Specifying the Force parameter indicates that the user is not prompted before the distribution point is removed.
Specifies the FQDN of the server that hosts the site system role.


A process or method for producing a useful, concrete and tangible result (such as a genetic engineering procedure, an investment strategy, computer software or a process for conducting e-commerce on the Internet).
A machine, usually with moving parts or circuitry (such as a cigarette lighter, sewage treatment system, laser or photocopier).
An article of manufacture (such as an eraser, tire, transistor or hand tool).
A composition of matter (such as a chemical composition, drug, soap or genetically altered lifeform).
An improvement of an invention that fits within one of the first four categories.
Have some utility, no matter how trivial.
Be novel (i.e., different from all previous inventions in some important way).
Be nonobvious (a surprising and significant development) to somebody who understands the technical field of the invention.
Not have been abandoned or disclosed publicly according to PTO rules.
Some types of inventions will not qualify for a utility patent, no matter how interesting or important they are. For example, mathematical formulas, laws of nature, newly discovered substances that occur naturally in the world, and purely theoretical phenomena have long been considered unpatentable. This means, for example, that you can't patent a general mathematical approach to problem solving or a newly discovered skin lotion found in its natural state.
Processes done entirely by human motor coordination, such as choreographed dance routines or a method for meditation.
Most protocols and methods used to perform surgery on humans.
Printed matter that has no unique physical shape or structure associated with it.
Inventions useful only for illegal purposes.
Patent pending is the term given to an invention that has been applied for, but not yet issued.
What rights does patent pending provide me?
Typically, you must have an issued patent to sue for patent infringement. There is, however, one exception: if the application has been published, the applicant may later seek royalties for infringement during the post-publication patent pending period. If the patent issues, the inventor will obtain the right to prevent the continuation of any infringing activity that started during the patent pending period. How long does it take to obtain patent pending status?
Typically, our registered patent attorneys try to provide an inventor with patents pending within one month from the date we have been retained. However, more complicated inventions (such as computer software applications) may take longer.
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Typically, the process takes between one year and five years, with an average of 2.8 years from the filing date and issuance date (assuming the invention is allowed for patenting).
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Q: add a command to each command (e.g. proxychains each command by default) How can I execute each command pre-appended with another one?
Example when I run:
nmap -p 80 host

I want it to run
proxychains nmap -p 80 host

even when I do not add proxychains intentionally.
In other words: can I alias all commands at once with proxychains pre-appended?
Bonus if this is something I can switch on/off.

A: Would it work to just run a full shell under proxychains? Assuming it can deal with processes started by the shell properly.
You could do with just
$ proxychains bash

and exit the shell at will.

But if you really want to, you can abuse the DEBUG trap (with extdebug set) to mangle the commands the shell runs. This would run every command with time:
$ shopt -s extdebug
$ d() { eval "time $BASH_COMMAND"; return 1;  }
$ trap d DEBUG
$ sleep 2

real    0m2.010s
user    0m0.000s
sys     0m0.000s
$ trap - DEBUG         # turn it off, this still prints the 'time' output

But the tricky part here is that it will also affect builtins, like trap or shopt themselves, so you'd probably want to add some exceptions for those... Also, stuff like cd somedir would turn into proxychains cd somedir, which probably will not work. This would also affect everything started from within functions etc. Maybe it's better to just have the function use proxychains only for those commands known to need it.

A: You can just create an alias for your current sesion.
alias nmap="proxychains nmap"

Everytime you write nmap, it would be as writting "proxychains nmap".
You can turn it off with:
unalias nmap

You could also create a shell script to manage this. Just add it to your bashrc
function prefix {
if [ $2 != "with" ]; then
    echo "You have to prefix something with something"
    return
fi
echo "alias $1 = $3 $1"

alias $1="$3 $1"
}
function unprefix {
    alias $(alias $1 | sed "s/=.\b.*\b /='/g")
}

So you can do:
prefix nmap with proxychains
unprefix nmap


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Proper tendonitis treatment is essential for relieving your current symptoms, as well as preventing future issues.
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Brent Hannapel, menswear senior product developer at J Brand, is the guest designer for The Fashion Show 2013. He is native to Ames and is a graduate of Iowa State University.
Brent Hannapel is a highly accomplished menswear professional and the foundation of his fashion expertise comes from his studies at Iowa State University. J Brand is a luxurious denim brand that strives to fit men's and women's bodies perfectly. Founded in 2004, the company has expanded to over 2000 high-end retail and department stores among 20 different countries.
Cohen, a Brooklyn, New York, native, has been modeling since the age of 16. Her image has been featured in the fashion pages of magazines such as Italian Vogue, W Magazine, Harper's Bazaar, and French Vogue and in ads for companies including Tommy Hilfiger, Versace, Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Clairol, and Clinique.
After graduating from ISU, Skwark moved to Los Angeles where she became a fashion designer. She eventually founded her own company and launched her own label – FBF by Checka – a unique and exclusive line of women's wear with an effortless and chic aesthetic.
A 2005 ISU Apparel, Merchandising, Design, and Production alum, Leopold works as a buyer for Christopher & Banks in Minneapolis. Her previous experience includes working as a designer at Leigh Bantivoglio, in production and sourcing at Wonderbrand, and as a product development manager at Lucky Brand Jeans.
Craiger, technical design manager at Haute Hippie, manages all fit categories for design development and production. Her previous positions include technical designer at Reed Krakoff and knitwear technical designer at Marc by Marc Jacobs. Brittany graduated from ISU with a B.S. in Apparel, Merchandising, Management, and Production.


That portion of Franklin Township north of road, beginning at a point on the Biglerville and Arendtsville road, where it enters Franklin Township, following the road to the point where it joins the Hunterstown and Chambergsburg road near Hilltown, following the said Hunterstown and Chambersburg road to the point where it joins the Chambersburg and Gettysburg turnpike at Willow Grove Hotel, thence following the Chambersburg and Gettysburg turnpike to Graffenburg Springs Hotel, on the Franklin County line.
That portion of Franklin Township south of road beginning at a point on the Biglerville and Arendtsville road where it enters Franklin Township, following the road to the point where it joins the Hunterstown and Chambersburg road near Hilltown, following the said Hunterstown and, Chambersburg road to the point where it joins the Chambersburg and Gettysburg turnpike at Willow Grove Hotel, thence follow the Chambersburg and Gettysburg turnpike to Graffenburg Springs Hotel, on the Franklin County line.
All north of a line beginning at bridge on Marsh creek, near the pumping station of the Gettysburg Water Works, following the road leading to Sherfy's Peach Orchard, at a point on the Emmetsburg road, thence following the Emmetsburg and Gettysburg road, to Gettysburg borough line, thence along said line on the South West side of Gettysburg borough to Rock Creek, excluding Gettysburg borough.
All south of a line beginning at bridge on Marsh creek, near the pumping station of the Gettysburg Water Works, following the road leading to Sherfy's Peach Orchard, at a point on the Emmetsburg road, thence following the Emmetsburg and Gettysbrg road to Gettysburg borough line, thence along said line on the southwest side of Gettysburg borough to Rock Creek, excluding Gettysburg borough.
All that portion of the township lying southeast of a road beginning at a point where the Harrisburg and Gettysburg road enters Huntington Township at York Springs borough, following said road to Tyrone Township line.
All that portion of the township lying northwest of a road beginning at a point where the Harrisburg and Gettysburg road enters Huntington Township at York Springs borough following said road to Tyrone Township line.
All that portion of the township lying north of a road beginning at a point where the Gettysburg and Bonneauville road enters Mount Pleasant Township, on the western boundary, following this road through Bonneauville to Square Corner, and northwest of the John's Mill road from Square Corner to a point where it enters Oxford Township at John's Mill.
All that portion of the township lying south of a road beginning at a point where the Gettysburg and Bonneauville road enters Mount Pleasant Township, on the western boundary, following this road through Bonneauville to Square Corner, and south-east of the John's Mill road from Square Corner to a point where it enters Oxford Township at John's Mill.