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Impressions of Dmitri
By Jo Kroeker
Updated 12:34 pm EDT, Friday, July 20, 2018
Greenwich resident Dmitri Wright, an artist and an educator, during the art class he was teaching on impressionistic painting at the Weir Farm National Historic Site in Wilton, Conn., Saturday, July 14, 2018.
Photo: Bob Luckey Jr. / Hearst Connecticut Media
Under the shade of her parasol, Sherri Gregoire illumined her small canvas with broad strokes of bright yellow, painting an impression of a gnarled sunlit tree at Weir Farm National Historic Site.
Closer to the barn, where Aaron Copland's playful, jazzy tune "Cat and Mouse" played, Ruth Jacobson sketched a tree that caught her eye, bringing it into focus with each squiggly line.
Impressionist master-teacher Dmitri Wright wandered the property, offering each painter personalized advice. A handful of students participated in his Weir Farm Art Academy workshop last weekend, an intimate en plein air session he offers to advanced and professional artists one weekend a month in July, September and October.
At 69 years old, Wright, a longtime Greenwich resident, keeps alive the tradition of American Impressionism, which has roots in town. He was the first artist-in-residence instructing at the Greenwich Historical Society, the birthplace of American Impressionism; today, at Weir Farm, he expands the legacy of Julian Alden Weir, an original member of the Cos Cob Art Colony who painted Connecticut landscapes.
"I'm surrounded by all this, so why not take advantage of it," he said.
Wright rose from difficult circumstances to become a successful painter with the help of crucial mentors who taught him how to be an artist and a man. As a teacher himself, he tries to help his students fully realize themselves as artists by drawing on their life experiences.
"In all of my classes there are no clones," he said. "I help each student find their own particular path within the creative process with the skill set they have."
As an African American, Wright often had to circumvent the racist attitudes of others on his way to graduating top of his class, winning a prestigious scholarship and occupying teaching positions during the racially tumultuous '60s and '70s. His work hangs in the Newark and Brooklyn museums, Time Warner and Verizon corporate buildings, and private collections around the world, and he exhibits his paintings throughout Connecticut.
At the farm, however, none of the artist's accomplishments are evident in his humble manner as he goes, clad in a paint-speckled smock, from student to student. When the group gathered inside for lunch last weekend, the students opted for just a short break and for Wright to lecture as they ate, refusing to interrupt the rhythm of the day.
Artists have derived inspiration from the Weir Farm grounds since the 1880s, Ranger Kristin Lessard said, but Wright is able to show them the creative possibilities presented by the place like few others. His classes, both the intimate academy and the larger free workshops the park offers, are popular and people get waitlisted within days, she said.
"This is where artists can learn together," she said. "It's like stepping back in time and looking to the future."
Ruth Wright and Uncle Melvin
Wright remembers sitting on his mother Ruth's lap as she drew, thinking her skills were magical.
Their living situation, apartment 10E of the Hayes Homes Housing Project in Newark, wasn't. It was a nightmarish building: the site of a violent riot in 1967 before the city tore it down in the '90s.
He also remembers being transfixed by a realistic drawing of railroad cars completed by his father, John, a merchant marine who left when he was 10 years old.
Dmitri helped raise his two younger sisters and made a pact with his mom to leave the projects. His Uncle Melvin, a Montford Point Marine veteran of World War II, became a second father, teaching him the values of hard work and courage he'd need to leave.
While not an artist, Uncle Melvin showed him how to be a gentleman and to pursue art with conviction, Wright said — to find the oldest and the wisest artists for mentors, to ignore the "pimps with the fancy cars and clothes."
"When I saw the way he carried himself, the amount of strength and power he had, I applied that within being artistic," he said.
Without Uncle Melvin, Wright said he probably would have been too flighty to become a successful artist.
Wright, who dreamed of cross-country truck driving and becoming a marine, heard the term "fine artist" for the first time from a junior high teacher who encouraged him to pursue a career in the arts. He attended Arts High School, where he first encountered teens who also saw the world the way he did.
"I knew if I failed out, it was back to the streets," he said. "Failure was not an option."
He graduated from the school and attended the Newark Academy for Industrial and Fine Arts, where he finished top of his class. There, he studied under Austrian-born Samuel Brecher and American Donald Brown, whose opposite yet complementary styles influenced his personal art philosophy.
Wright repeats "Samuel Brecher and Donald Brown" like a mantra. Brecher wore three-piece suits, tapped out brush-stroke rhythms with a meter stick and corrected his students' posture. Brown, an expressionist painter who died young, was a beatnik who thought out of the box.
The Brooklyn Museum Art School offered him the Max Beckmann International Scholarship, a fund awarded mostly to painters, in 1971. After that, he attended New York's Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. He taught the entire time — often his peers — to support his family and fund his tuition.
Wright's uncle also guided him through experiences of confronting racism of the '60s and '70s. At Cooper Union, which admitted Wright and his brother-in-law, Robert C. Knight, one of the first to join the Vietnam Combat Artists Program, they faced the "double-edged sword" of affirmative action: people who assumed they were held to lower standards, he said.
"In fact, the Afro-Americans there, we were off the charts," Wright said. "His work is in the Pentagon, my work is in museums, so it's like, really?"
Through it all, he said Uncle Melvin would tell him: "Don't pay attention to that, they have small minds," and "Don't double back or back out. Get in there, eyeball them and do what you have to do."
The gypsy and the accountant
Brecher and Brown taught Wright from different directions, appealing to different parts of his temperament. Through their dual mentorship he learned to internalize the canon and to push boundaries, to be expressive and systematic. This approach, along with his family's grounding, kept him afloat while other artists floundered as proliferating movements fractured the art community.
"It was chaos: I felt like a child whose parents were getting a divorce," he said. "I think they didn't have an Uncle Melvin."
War waged between surrealists and realists. Articles claimed "the figure is dead" and "beauty is dead" and galleries and artists ran to keep up with trends.
Wright dabbled in experimental art: performance pieces, large outdoor pieces, but quickly bored of them. So he bucked the movements of his peers and plunged into studies in organizational management, developing a series of art business classes while directing the Connecticut Institute of Art.
"I tell young people, 'Don't be afraid of math,'" he said. "That might be your best asset for your painting." He calls the combination of disciplines "the gypsy marries the accountant."
The advice also benefits older students, like professional artist Ruth Jacobson, who drove from Simsbury for the en plein air class.
"For me, the accountant and the gypsy are fighting inside," she said. She knew Wright would help her improve her landscapes, so she can feel as confident selling them as she feels about her portraiture. She pointed to the tree she was sketching.
"It's beautiful," she said. "But it's hard for me to zero in and make something that actually works."
The true, the good and the beautiful
Artists often photograph the landscapes they plan on re-creating on canvas.
Wright tells his students to experience their natural surroundings, to live in them with all five senses before pulling out a camera. That way, they communicate a truthful, child-like impression of what they saw and how they felt.
"If it's good, beautiful and true, it'll give people hope," he said.
Impressionism is a new way of looking at the world, Wright said.
"It's a revolution. ... unless you're a very special mind of being naive like a child, the people who can tap into that have an easier entrance into impressionism," he said. "The people who've already had strong stylistic styling, they almost have to dismantle certain things in order to understand what this is. It's inclusive."
When opera singer and longtime Greenwich resident Pamela Kuhn met Wright two years ago, she expected their conversation would last 45 minutes. She left his studio three hours later.
"Whenever I talk to him, I feel like I've just touched the hand of God," she said. "He changes lives." The two are now good friends, and Kuhn has invited him onto her radio show twice.
Wright has helped the sick and the imprisoned through art. He gave art therapy lessons to incarcerated men at the Brooklyn Detention Center and the Harlem Work Release Center.
Gregoire, a student at the farm from Stamford, began painting after she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2004 and retired from teaching. After she and her ex-husband divorced, she began taking classes with Wright.
"He takes the time to use his experiences to help you," she said. "Not everyone can do that."
Editor's note: Dmitri Wright's work can be seen and purchased at the Sorelle Gallery Fine Art at 84 Main St in New Canaan.
jo.kroeker@hearstmediact.com


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1. Last Saturday we spent a lovely evening in the city celebrating my good friend's wedding.
The thought of stealing the moosehead behind the hubby's head only occurred to me on three different occasions.
normal. Although, we're still sleeping up in the guest room.
Seriously, whose idea was it anyways to give our guest the better mattress?
3. I was pee-my-pants excited when I saw this winter daschund wrapping paper at Paper Source.
If it wasn't $3.95 a sheet I swear EVERYONE on my gift list would be receiving a weiner wrapped gift......wait that doesn't sound right.
4. Had such a great morning on Wednesday that I decided to keep the good vibes going & treat myself to some Red Mango.
5. I could never figure out how girls got soft, loose curls.
Mine always come out "Shirley Templish"
This tutorial set me straight.
Now if I could only find the energy to care to do my hair.
Have a delightful weekend! See you on the flip side.
love number 4. :) and laughed at number 3. happy friday jennifer!
You are hiliarious - weiner wrapped paper :) Have a wonderful weekend!
I can't wait for the wood floor unveiling!
I always use too many exclamation points and come off manic...when in reality I'm practically comatose in bed and about to fall asleep......!
Cute pic! Just try to keep you hands off the moose head!


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Bhubaneswar: Paying obeisance to Lord Jagannath, a three-day festival of devotional songs aimed at inculcating spirituality and purity in thought and action among the people concluded on Wednesday evening.
The musical event, 'Guhari' is being organised by the State Tourism and Culture Department and Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra Odissi Research Centre at Rabindra Mandap in the city.
The festival features 30 singers from across the state. The evenings witnessed renditions by both senior and young singers. A number of devotional songs, including bhajan and janana, are being sung during the festival.
Many well-known artistes such as Shantilata Chhotray, Siuli Ghosh, Sushanta Panda performed during the musical fest.
Many instrumentalists also performed on the occasion as accompanists as well as for instrumental renditions of various devotional songs.
The audience that comprised mostly Lord Jagannath devotees appreciated the renditions by the artistes and found themselves lost in devotion.


If you're not familiar with iGoogle (www.google.com/ig), it's a Google service that allows you to create customizable home pages by including gadgets that were contributed by the user community. These gadgets do anything from display the weather to providing news or stock reports. There are even mini Flash games you can play.
This seems harmless enough, but Google's gadget security model gave user-created (and therefore untrusted) gadgets access to your data at Google like gmail, Google docs, etc. I brought up some concerns with this model at the OWASP conference in San Jose a few years ago. Since then, Google has updated their security model to remove some of the more blatant weaknesses.
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So, users of this gadget are allowing their login form for eTrade to be controlled by some random bozo on the Internet. The author of this gadget could update it at any time to change https://wireless.etrade.com/etrade to https://reallyevilphishingsite.com/etrade and the user wouldn't notice a thing.
Now, is it really Google's responsibility to prevent users from using gadgets like this? I say it is. Phishing attacks come down to an issue of education and trust. A user that knows to check the location bar of their browser, look for the lock icon, and so on may still fall for a phishing attack that comes from Google. After all, the location bar says "https://www.google.com/ig", the certificate is correct, and the lock icon is right where it should be. If Google wants to host user-provided content, they should prevent gadget writers from abusing users' trust in the Google name.
Does Google now validate the code changes for Malicious content when hosted?
Google has some kind of approval process for new gadgets before they will be listed in the directory, but you can create and upload a gadget without any approval whatsoever. You would just need to advertise its location yourself. I very much doubt they subject gadgets to any kind of rigorous security testing during approval anyway.
Of course, a patient attacker would just create a legitimate gadget, gather a large number of users, and then slip malicious code into the gadget with an update. Users aren't notified when updates occur and wouldn't notice a thing.


Newcastle City Council has said it is working to end a dispute with refuse workers "as quickly as possible".
The dispute involves staff being asked to move to diffferent working practices, and has reportedly led to some workers taking unofficial action.
Now the council is trying to clear a backlog, which was created by a large number of missed collections in the past two weeks. On Thursday, residual and recycling bin collections were missed across 12 wards in the city. Garden waste collections have also been missed in the past week.
The council has asked residents whose bins were not emptied to leave them out over the weekend.
A council spokesperson said: "We are experiencing some teething problems as a result of operational changes we have made to bin collections.
"Despite this, we are confident that these changes will lead to a more efficient service with the professionalism and commitment of our staff. They do an important job and are working hard to catch up with the backlog.
While no official strike action has been announced, the Evening Chronicle reported that workers were unhappy about staff being laid off as part of the council's 2016 budget.
In a statement last week the council said there had been no compulsory redundancies in refuse collection.
"When the council consulted on new ways of working, we had the co-operation and agreement of the trade unions, and we continue to work constructively with them.
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Marco Mendoza reveals "Viva La Rock" Album & Tour Details
Posted on December 22, 2017 by Marco Mendoza
"Viva La Rock" is big, bad and beautiful. It reflects the larger than life personality of its creator Marco Mendoza both on and off stage.
The Los Angeles native who has a proud Spanish/Mexican heritage is usually found holding down the bass rock foundation with artists like Neal Schon (Journey), Whitesnake, Thin Lizzy, Ted Nugent and can currently be found with new classic rock champions The Dead Daisies.
With a hard working ethic that sees him constantly out on the road either with The Dead Daisies or as a solo artist, he was delighted when Mighty Music offered him the opportunity to release an album that could propel his own brand of music to a wider public.
"I am really excited about the release of this album. It will be my first collection of new songs in seven years! I have been extremely busy with The Dead Daisies since 2013 so when the opportunity to get some new music together came along, I jumped at it! I hope you guys have as much fun listening to it as I did recording it!" says Marco.
The album was recorded in Copenhagen with the multi-talented Soren Andersen (Glenn Hughes/Mike Tramp/Electric Guitars) at the helm. The Soren/Marco collaboration proved to be the right way forward with the chemistry exploding in the studio, writing and producing some of the finest new rock songs that are screaming out to be heard through a radio somewhere in the world.
"VIVA LA ROCK!! Is a celebration of Music, Life & Rock & Roll, Peace and Love!" states Marco.
With the title track 'Viva La Rock' thrusting out of the speakers as a worthy invitation to come and listen, Marco then takes you on a rollercoaster of musical emotions and sounds with a number of potential hit singles like 'Rocketman', 'Sue is on the Run' and the ballad 'Leah'. With a cauldron full of influences caressing Marcos Rock sound including blues, funk and R and B, there is something for everyone that loves great music, and for good measure there a little of his past thrown in with a visit to 'Chinatown' from Thin Lizzy, complete with a guest appearance by Guns N' Roses guitarist Richard Fortus and Danish star Mike Tramp on additional vocals, then the Ted Nugent cover 'Hey Baby'. Throw it on your stereo or iPod and turn it up loud, you know you want to!
"Viva La Rock" is a major priority release for Scandinavia's premier rock/metal label Mighty Music, who in recent years has grown to become one of the more important record labels within the genre worldwide, not least due to succesful releases with The Tygers Of Pan Tang, Mike Tramp and Blitzkrieg.
"Viva La Rock" is to be released on the 2nd of March 2018 on ltd. colour LP, CD and digital and on the 19th of January the title song from the album will be out as single and music video.
Marco Mendoza will support the "Viva La Rock" album with a European tour, which is currently being booked:
17.2. GER-Schwerin, Speicher
24.2 DK-Copenhagen, Halmtorvet 9
09.3. GER-Bückeburg, Schraub-Bar
10.3. GER-Isernhagen, Bluesgarage
13.3. GER-Hamburg, Hardrock Café
14.3. GER-Düsseldorf, Pitcher
16.3. GER-Viersen, Rockschicht
More dates across Europe to be added very soon!
www.marcomendoza.com
www.mightymusic.dk
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Biology, Medicine
The data suggest that an alternative telomere maintenance function may operate in human tumors with alterations in the ATRX or DAXX genes, which are common in human pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors.
TERT promoter mutations occur frequently in gliomas and a subset of tumors derived from cells with low rates of self-renewal
P. Killela, Z. Reitman,
TERT and ATRX mutations were mutually exclusive, suggesting that these two genetic mechanisms confer equivalent selective growth advantages and provide a biomarker that may be useful for the early detection of urinary tract and liver tumors and aid in the classification and prognostication of brain tumors.
Transformation by the R Enantiomer of 2-Hydroxyglutarate Linked to EglN Activation
P. Koivunen, Sungwoo Lee,
W. Kaelin
Findings define an enantiomer-specific mechanism by which the (R)-2HG that accumulates in IDH mutant brain tumours promotes transformation and provide a justification for exploring EGLN inhibition as a potential treatment strategy.
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Frequent ATRX, CIC, FUBP1 and IDH1 mutations refine the classification of malignant gliomas
Y. Jiao, P. Killela,
The genetic signatures distinguished clinically distinct groups of oligoastrocytoma patients, which usually present a diagnostic challenge, and were associated with differences in clinical outcome even among individual tumor types.
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The integrated landscape of driver genomic alterations in glioblastoma
V. Frattini, V. Trifonov,
A. Iavarone
Nature Genetics
A computational platform that integrates the analysis of copy number variations and somatic mutations and unravels the landscape of in-frame gene fusions in glioblastoma provides insights into the pathogenesis of gliOBlastoma and highlights new targets for therapeutic intervention.
Profiling the effects of isocitrate dehydrogenase 1 and 2 mutations on the cellular metabolome
Z. Reitman, Geng-lin Jin,
Low levels of N-acetyl-aspartyl-glutamate, a common dipeptide in brain, was significantly lower in human glioma tissues containing IDH mutations than in gliomas without such mutations, and metabolic changes provide clues to the pathogenesis of tumors associated with IDH gene mutations.
Mutational Analysis of the Tyrosine Phosphatome in Colorectal Cancers
Zhenghe Wang, D. Shen,
Observations suggest that the mutated tyrosine phosphatases are tumor suppressor genes, regulating cellular pathways that may be amenable to therapeutic intervention.
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Outside The Day "Lost" Music Video
So today for "Summer's Cool" at the studio, Dylan Monticelli came in with an idea for a music video for his song "Lost", Dylan, Cereal, Zach, Tom, Jordan Myself and Louise and Tony from The Studio have helped him film and plan it, as Dylan's Friend I would like to just say that I think he's done an amazing job making this film and I look forward to seeing it Finished, the video itself will be available very soon.
Today we got together with Dylan to shoot a music video for his song "Lost". we took to shooting out and about and using useful locations. we have now come inside to finish the shoot indoors with a full lighting rig, costumes and props. we are making a truly surreal piece of video, and i cant wait for it to be finished!
Tom Ashley
Today I experienced the planning process of recording a full music video, I even began the planning of my own music video to my upcoming single "Unborn', I then helped out and even played a part in outside the day's music video to lost (I was the judging unappreciating white rabbit).
CeReaL MacIsaac
Today I have gone out of the studio with Tom , Louise, James, Jordan, CeReal and Dylan as outside the day we are and were making a new move / EP for outside the day. when we all got back from taking shots I was interviewed by Jaki and with me was Liam and tanya as they were in the interview as well. for the first part of the interview i was doing all of the sound for most of it un till it was my tern.
Zach Dwyer
I been recording my music video today; for my song 'Lost.' Its been very fun and quite surreal. Even though we had no budget, it still felt like a big production video. Its been very relaxed atmosphere just having a blast with all different costumes like bunny rabbit hats (CReaL) and messing around 90's style on stage with Tom. So just want to say thank you to the AAA Crew and everyone involved, hopefully the video will be online soon.
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DISEASES AND TREATMENTS >
TREATMENTS >
Hepatic transplant. Liver transplant >
Hepatic transplant. Living donor. Treatment
Hepatic transplant
Hepatic transplant. Treatment at the Clínica
The Clínica is one of the two Spanish hospitals that offer liver transplants from a live adult donor.
We have carried out over 400 hepatic transplants, over 20 of which were from a live donor.
Our survival rate for transplant patients after one year is over 90% and for five years 82%, this is 10% above the national average, according to the Spanish Liver Transplant Registry.
In the past few years, the new protocol for transplant operations has meant that it is safer and results in fewer complications. The post operation period for patients has reduced considerably and, one or two days after the operation, they are already on a hospital ward.
In addition, the average hospital stay after a transplant has also reduced considerably, from one month, or one and a half months to less than 10 days.
The story of an hepatic transplant between two living people: a mother and her daughter. [Video only available in Spanish]
Dr. Pablo Martí Cruchaga [SP]
Specialist General and Digestive Surgery department
Nowadays, a liver transplant operation is very well scheduled, so that the procedure is more efficient and the patient recovers more quickly".
Could I be a liver transplant candidate?
Classic liver transplant
Transplant from a living donor
A hepatic transplant is the only therapeutic treatment for a variety of serious diseases and it is fundamentally used to treat four groups of diseases: acute liver failure, cirrhosis of the liver, liver tumours and metabolic diseases in which the liver is producing an anomalous substance which is responsible for a disease in another organ.
In general, a liver transplant is suggested when the liver disease gives the patient a lower life expectancy than that of the transplant.
As for the parameters applied to liver tumours by the specialists at the Clínica, they recommend a transplant for patients with up to a 6cm nodule or two or three nodules up to 5cm. This criterion is greater than that which is traditionally employed.
A liver transplant should not be performed when the patient has symptoms that are not due to the liver disease or when they have other diseases that have a bad prognosis or no treatment. There are also a few relative contraindications: old age, diabetes and renal failure that increase the risk when undergoing a transplant.
In any case, to know if there is a possibility of a transplant for you, the specialist who does the complete assessment must decides if it would be possible or not.
At the Clínica Universidad de Navarra the survival rate after five years is 85%.
A deceased organ donor is the salvation for patients with terminal liver diseases. It is the only therapeutic treatment for chronic and irreversible liver diseases.
From the beginning, the most common liver transplants are carried out with organs from a deceased organ donor, although this trend could change with transplants between living people.
The surgical technique for a liver transplant has rapidly improved. Currently, they carry out the entire transplant in 4 or 5 hours, compared to the 8 to 9 hours it took previously. Additionally, there is now less need for transfusions and the recipients have a better recovery from the transplant.
Likewise, the anaesthetic technique has notably improved. The recuperation of patients after the transplant is significantly quicker, in that their state after the operation is much better than before.
The Clínica is one of the three Spanish hospitals that perform between living people.
In the past few years, the increased waiting list for liver transplants has provoked more transplants to be carried out between living donors. It is a very demanding transplant that requires the full dedication of the medical team that carries it out.
It's a surgical technique that involves removing approximately half of the liver in a living donor, normally a family member, though not necessarily and they implant it in the patient. The liver's capacity to regrow means both the donor and recipient can have a long-term, normally functioning liver. The total recovering period is 6-8 weeks.
With this new surgical procedure, the Clínica has managed to increase the number of possible liver transplants from a live donor from 15% to 20%. The zone behind the donor's organ is used as a graft. So that a liver transplant between living people is viable, their blood groups must be compatible, the donor must be healthy – which is confirmed by exhaustive medical testing and anatomical requirements – Thus, the most appropriate moment for the transplant is chosen when the risk for the donor will be the closest to zero as possible.
The hospitalisation period varies from 8 to 10 days.
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Biografia

Antoni Caba i Casamitjana nacque a Barcellona nel 1838. Negli anni Cinquanta dell'Ottocento egli si iscrisse alla scuola della Lonja, dove studiò presso Pau Milà i Fontanals e Claudi Lorenzale. Grazie a una borsa di studio del consiglio scolastico, in seguitò frequentò l'accademia reale di belle arti di San Ferdinando di Madrid, dove seguì le lezioni di Federico de Madrazo. Caba espose una sua tela per la prima volta nel 1864, all'esposizione nazionale di belle arti: il dipinto L'eroina di Perelada vinse la medaglia d'argento.

Per poco tempo, si iscrisse all'accademia di belle arti di Parigi, dove studiò sotto la direzione del pittore svizzero Charles Gleyre. Nel 1874, ottenne una cattedra per l'insegnamento come "professore di colore e composizione" alla scuola barcelloniana, grazie al dipinto Il pentimento di Giuda, e ne fu il direttore dal 1887 al 1901. All'esposizione universale di Barcellona del 1888 egli ottenne la medaglia d'oro. In questo periodo egli dipinse molti ritratti dei clienti della classe media della Catalogna, in particolare Barcellona. Oltre ai ritratti, Antoni Caba decorò il Gran Teatro del Liceo e varie residenze private. Egli morì a Barcellona il 25 gennaio 1907.

Opere

Lo stile pittorico di Antoni Caba è influenzato dal realismo pittorico e dal romanticismo. Egli realizzò delle decorazioni murali in luoghi come il Gran Teatro del Liceo, e fu un ritrattista rinomato dallo stile molto sobrio. Il suo ritratto del pittore Joaquim Vayreda è attualmente conservato nel museo nazionale d'arte della Catalogna.

All'accademia reale catalana di belle arti di San Giorgio, oltre al Pentimento di Giuda e al ritratto di Maria Cristina d'Asburgo-Lorena con il figlio Alfonso XIII, si conservano Il tributo di Cesare, una copia di un dipinto velasquesiano e i ritratti di Frederic Oliveras, Maria Moret d'Oliveras, Narcís Oliveras, Enriqueta Oliveras, Beatriu Vidal de Monserdà, Claudi Lorenzale, Arcadi Mas i Fontdevila (1907 circa) e del marchese di Alfarràs.

Al museo del Prado si conserva L'eroina di Perelada, mentre al museo Víctor Balaguer si trova lo schizzo del ritratto della regina Maria Cristina (datato 1886). Nel museo d'arte dell'Empordà, nella galleria dei catalani illustri, si trova il ritratto di Antoni Viladomat (1872).

Note

Bibliografia

 Montserrat Gumà, Guia del Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, Publicacions del MNAC, 2004.
 Francesc Fontbona e Victoria Durá, Catàleg del Museu de la Reial Acadèmia Catalana de Belles Arts de Sant Jordi, I- Pintura, Reial Acadèmia Catalana de Belles Arts de Sant Jordi, 1999.

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni
 Lista di dipinti di Antoni Caba (in catalano)

Pittori catalani

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Q: Spring dependency injection with builder pattern I have a class A which is going to initialize a new object of class B. This new instance of class B has some DAO. I want to do dependency injection of DAO and provide my custom attributes and build a object and get the result. However, I am getting No default constructor found; nested exception is java.lang.NoSuchMethodException
public class A {

    public void setChildren() {
        B b = new B.Builder().children(3).build();
    }

}

class B {

    private PersonDAO personDAO;
    private final int children;

    private B(Builder buil) {
        this.children = buil.children;
    }

    public static class Builder {

        private int children;

        public Builder children(int ch) {
            this.children = ch;
            return this;
        }

        public Builder build() {
            return new B(this);
        }

    }

    public void setPersonDao(PersonDao personDao) {
        this.personDao = personDao;
    }

}

I am using spring dependency injection to inject just DAO.
<bean id="b" class="com.company.B">
    <property name="personDAO" ref="personDAO"/>
</bean>

First, I want to create new object every single time form A thats why I am doing new in class A. Can anyone tell me how to do this in spring? How to use dependency injection with builder pattern for such scenario?

A:
I am getting No default constructor found; nested exception is
  java.lang.NoSuchMethodException

because of a no-arg default constructor not available in B class.

I want to create new object every single time form A thats why I am
  doing new in class A.

choose prototype bean scope of spring bean scopes.

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Dwight Howard doesn't like center being taken off All-Star ballot
By Kurt HelinNov 5, 2012, 9:29 PM EST
When you get around to doing your NBA All-Star voting this year, it will be a little different — you will vote for two guards and three frontcourt players per conference. The NBA wisely decided to get rid of the center position on the ballot because it simply didn't fit with today's game — do you define Chris Bosh and Kevin Garnett as centers? They are both playing the five for their teams.
Dwight Howard doesn't like it.
Frankly, it shouldn't effect him — hard to see him not being voted in as a West starter — but that doesn't mean he has to like it, he told Mark Medina of the Daily News.
"I don't like it at all," Howard said. "We work just as hard as anybody else. I don't think it's fair to take away a position that's been here for life. You need a center on the court. So I don't think it's right. That's like taking away a guard….
"There are so many great guards and great forwards that they just overshadow what these centers can do," Howard said. I think there are a lot of centers that can really play, but you got guys like LeBron (James) and Kevin Durant who are 6'8", Kevin Durant is 6'11", 6'10", who shoot 3s. It just overshadows a lot of the bigs that can play."
There will always be a place in the league for a dominant true centers. Dwight Howard would change the game in any generation. Andrew Bynum, Roy Hibbert, players of that ilk will always have value as game changes. And if they are good enough, they will always be All-Stars.
The size and athleticism of big men today changes everything about the game and strategies. We talk about the Heat going small with Bosh at center, but back at his combine he measured 6'10" in socks, better than 6'11" in shoes. He's not a traditional center but he's not small. Same with KG and others. The game is evolving, the All-Star ballot should as well.
Bottom line Dwight, I hear you. I feel your pain. But you are wrong.


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NFPA fire investigations - Health care occupancies
Nursing Home Fire
On October 5, 1989, a nursing home fire in Norfolk, Virginia, resulted in the death of 12 patients and required hospital treatment or relocation of 96 others. The building, built in 1969, is a four-story, nonsprinklered, fire resistive structure housing 161 elderly patients at the time of the fire.
Board and care
Eau Claire, WI (PDF), February 7, 1983, 6 fatalities
Worcester, MA (PDF), April 19, 1983, 7 fatalities
Gwinnett County, GA (PDF), August 31, 1983, 8 fatalities
Bessemer, AL (PDF), September 19, 1990, 4 fatalities. Summary in Spanish (PDF)
Colorado Springs, CO (PDF), March 4, 1991, 9 fatalities. Summary in Spanish (PDF)
Detroit, MI (PDF), June 2, 1992, 10 fatalities. Summary in Spanish (PDF)
Broward County, FL (PDF), December 1, 1994, 5 fatalities. Summary in Spanish (PDF)
Mississauga, Canada (PDF), March 21, 1995, 7 fatalities. Summary in Spanish (PDF)
Shelby County, TN (PDF), February 8, 1996, 4 fatalities
Laurinburg, NC (PDF), March 17, 1996, 8 fatalities
Ste. Genevieve, Canada (PDF), August 31, 1996, 7 fatalities. Summary in Spanish (PDF)
Harveys Lake, PA (PDF), May 13, 1997, 10 fatalities. Summary in English (PDF) and Spanish (PDF)
Arlington, WA (PDF), April 27, 1998, 8 fatalities. Summary in English (PDF) and Spanish (PDF)
Hospital (PDF), Effingham, IL, April 4, 1949
Hospital (PDF), Hartford, CT, December 8, 1961
Hospital (PDF), Las Vegas, NM, September 21, 1967
Hospital (PDF), Osceola, MO, December 2, 1974
Hospital (PDF), Winston-Salem, NC, August 12, 1984
Hospital (PDF), Riverside, CA, November 28, 1986, 5 fatalities
Hospital (PDF), St. Jerome, Canada, January 29, 1989
Hospital (PDF), Brooklyn, NY September 1, 1993
Hospital (PDF), Petersburg, VA, December 31, 1994, 5 fatalities. Summary in Spanish (PDF)
Hospital (PDF)(sprinkler success), Hyannis, MA, October 16, 1996. Summary in Spanish (PDF)
Nursing Home (PDF), Fitchville, OH, November 23, 1963, 63 fatalities
Nursing Home (PDF), Beaumont, Little Rock, AK, January 12, 1984, 2 fatalities
Nursing Home (PDF), Merrymount, Quincy, MA, January 16, 1985
Hospice (PDF), Southfield, MI, December 15, 1985
Nursing Home (PDF), Memphis, TN, March 21, 1988, 6 fatalities
Nursing Home (PDF), Norfolk, VA, October 5, 1989, 12 fatalities
Nursing Home (PDF), Dardanelle, AR, March 13, 1990, 3 fatalities. Summary in Spanish (PDF)
Nursing Home (PDF), Woburn, MA, October 30, 1992. Summary in Spanish (PDF)
Nursing Home (PDF)(sprinkler success), Ashland, KY, June 2, 1993. Summary in English (PDF) and Spanish (PDF)
Nursing Home (PDF), Hartford, CT, February 26, 2003. Download a summary (PDF)


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US led coalition eliminates ISIS Spokesman in Turkish occupied areas
Remnant of ISIS flag Photo: DW
The U.S.-led coalition and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have eliminated ISIS spokesman Abul-Hasan al-Muhajir inside the Turkish-occupied Euphrates Shield (ES) region in northern Aleppo, the SDF's commander-in-chief announced on October 25.
Published on SouthFront, Oct 28, 2019
"Abu Hassan al-Muhajir, the right-hand of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and ISIS spokesman, was targeted in the village of Ein al-Baydah near Jarabulus, in direct coordination between the SDF intelligence and the U.S. military," Ferhat Abdi Şahin wrote on Twitter.
The Kurdish commander, who is known by his nom de guerre "Mazlum Abdi," added that the operation was a part of the ongoing work to pursue ISIS leaders.
Sources in the ES region confirmed that an oil tanker smuggling several ISIS members was struck by warplanes south of Jarabulus. At least three terrorists were killed in the airstrike. A fourth terrorist survived, but only to be captured by Turkish-backed fighters.
Close up footage of the tanker from @AbdullahAlmu7md shows still burning truck/tanker with #TFSA from a nearby checkpoint coming to inspect wreckage. 3 charred bodies believed to have been found. #SDF leader says #IslamicState spox was target in @CJTFOIR strike. pic.twitter.com/UDghJFCvXL
— Riam Dalati (@Dalatrm) October 27, 2019
The U.S.-led coalition has not confirmed the SDF's claims, so far. Turkey, which control the region where the airstrike took place, is also yet to comment on the matter.
If confirmed, the assassination of al-Muhajir would be another major blow to ISIS, which lost its leader Abu Baker al-Baghdadi a day earlier in a U.S. raid on northern Idlib.
October 27, 2019 Catherine Davies


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Biografia
Dieter Ammann cresce in un ambiente familiare musicalmente stimolante. Dopo la maturità intraprende un corso di laurea in musica all' Akademie für Schul- und Kirchenmusik a Lucerna; allo stesso tempo frequenta per un semestre la Swiss Jazz School di Berna.

Successivamente si improvvisa per un po' di tempo musicista Jazz. Suona dai primi anni '80 come trombettista, tastieristra e bassista in una Band Funk chiamata Donkey kong's Multiscream , come sideman con Marco Käppeli e con altri gruppi per esempio al Festival internazionale di Colonia, Willisau, Anversa e Lugano

Le produzioni discografiche e le sessioni di registrazione lo mettono in contatto con diversi artisti come Eddie Harris, Peter Brötzmann e Udo Lindenberg. Successivamente segue un corso di studi in Teoria e Composizione all' Accademia di Musica a Basilea, seguito dal Master tenuti da personalità come Wolfgang Rihm, Witold Lutosławski e altri.

Negli anni '90 si concentra sulla composizione; per i suoi concerti e la produzione di musica da camera ottiene numerosi riconoscimenti nazionali e internazionali (ad esempio un premio dal consiglio di amministrazione di Argovia, il primo premio nella competizione dei compositori della fondazione IBLA di New York, la borsa di studio Franz Liszt della "Weimar Kulturstadt Europas", il primo premio "Young composers in Europe" a Lipsia e altri). È anche professore di Teoria/composizione alla scuola di musica di Lucerna

Nel dicembre 2010 riceve insieme a sua moglie Yolanda il titolo di cittadino onorario della città di Zofingen.

Attività condotte finora

 Incarico di compositore (ad esempio per il Festival di Lucerna, il Mondrian Ensemble di Zurigo, l'orchestra da camera di Basilea, Europäischer Musikmonat e altre)
 Esibizioni nel paese stesso e all'estero (ad esempio nella Gewandhaus (Lipsia)), nell'accademia delle belle arti di Baviera, nella sala da concerto Philharmonie di Berlino, al Centre Culturel Suisse a Parigi,nel Festival "Lichtung" di Tokyo, nello Spring Festival Port Fairy (AUS), Bucarest (World Music Days 99) e altre).
 Improvvisazioni (partecipazione al Festival internazionale di Willisau, Lugano, Colonia, Anversa) anche come "freelance musician".
 Professore di composizione, tecnica compositiva e prassi strumentale alla Musikhochschule di Lucerna (Facoltà I e II)  Membro delL' IGNM Membro della giuria di competizioni di musica della città di Lucerna Direttore artistico di una serie di concerti a Hirzen

Riconoscimenti

Riconoscimenti nazionali

1991: premio per giovani talenti del consiglio di amministrazione di Argovia

1993: premio del consiglio di amministrazione di Argovia 1996: premio dalla città di Lucerna
 1996: premio del consiglio di amministrazione di Argovia 1998: premio consiglio di amministrazione di Argovia2001: premio consiglio di amministrazione di Argovia2003: soggiorno di studio a Berlino dal consiglio di amministrazione di Argovia 2003: premio della città di Zofingen 2003: premio di riconoscimento della fondazione "Marianne und Curt Dienemann" 2004: premio della città di Lucerna 2007: premio del consiglio di amministrazione di Argovia

Riconoscimenti internazionali

 1995: primo premio in Svizzera nella competizione  "Young composers in Europe", Lipsia
 1996: primo premio nella "International Competition for Composers" (in honor of Luciano Berio) della fondazione IBLA di New York
 1997: primo premio nella competizione internazionale  "Symposium NRW für Neue Musik" nell'ambito del Festival "Niederrheinischer Herbst"
 1997: vincitore della borsa Franz Liszt della scuola superiore di Musica Franz Liszt di Weimar
 1999: Second Level Award nel "International Competition for Composers" della fondazione IBLA di New York
 2003: Composer-in-residence nel diciottesimoFestival Internazionale della Musica a Davos (CH)
 2008: Ernst von Siemens Musikpreises
 2009: Composer-in-residence nel Festival les muséiques Basilea
 2010: Composer-in-residence nel Festival di Lucerna

Opere

 Piece For Cello, Imagination against numbers, per violoncello(1994, rev. 1998)
 Regard Sur Les Traditions, avec quelques trompes d'oreille, per violino (1995)
 The Freedon Of Speech, per flauto, clarinetto, violino violoncello, piano und percussioni (1995/96)
 Gehörte Form – Hommages I – II – III, per violino, viola e violoncello  (1998)
 Violation, per violoncello (1998/99, für Yolanda)
 Boostper orchestra (2000/01)
 Core, per orchestra (2002)
 A(tenir)tension, Trio per flauti e percussioni (2002)
 Geborstener Satz, quartetto d'archi (2003)
 Aprés Le Silence,per violino violoncello e piano (2004/05)
 Presto Sostinato,per orchestra  (2006)
 stellen,per 14 archi (2007/08)
 Streichquartett Nr.2 (Distanzenquartett),per due violini , viola e violoncello (2009)
 TURN, per orchestra (2010)
 CUTE, per flauto e clarinetto (2011)
 unbalanced instability, concerto per violini e orchestra  (2012–2013)
 Le réseau des reprises,2013–2014
 glut,per orchestra (2014–2016),

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Collegamenti esterni

 Website von Dieter Ammann
 Freiheit der Neuen Musik - Der Komponist Dieter Ammann (3sat)
 Interview

Musicisti fusion
Bassisti jazz
Trombettisti jazz
Tastieristi svizzeri


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It was the second year of the pandemic, and our most popular coverage ranged from virus variants to the Olympics—and World War III
Photo collage: Momo Shinzawa
After 2020, a year when the emerging pandemic dominated most conversations, Tufts Now saw broader coverage in 2021, with stories, videos, and podcasts that showcased the vast range of topics and experts that make a university community so vibrant.
We cover everything related to the wider Tufts community—faculty, students, alumni, and staff—and our writers and multimedia producers were busy highlighting many aspects of the university experience. This curated list of some of the most popular stories of 2021 contains a little for almost everyone.
How Viruses Mutate and Create New Variants
Coronavirus variants were one of the hottest topics in the second half of 2021, which made this conversation with Marta Gaglia, an associate professor of molecular biology and microbiology at the School of Medicine, particularly relevant. Apparently it's going to be relevant for quite some time to come. How viruses mutate largely has to do with how they make copies of themselves and their genetic material, Gaglia said in this wide-ranging discussion.
Tufts Undergraduate Applications Rise by 35 Percent
Always a popular story—the latest news about undergraduate applications drew a big audience with the huge rise in prospective students. More than 31,190 first-year applicants vied for a place in the Class of 2025; the applicant pool was also the most diverse on record. The story on the admitted class was also quite popular, as was the profile of the Class of 2025 at matriculation.
Are Face Masks Helping People with Allergies?
It was probably inevitable that someone would ask this question for our Ask the Expert series. John Leung, an assistant professor at the School of Medicine and an allergist and gastroenterologist at Tufts Medical Center, says that for some people suffering from allergies, mask wearing definitely helps—though not so much if you're allergic to your new dog.
Incoming Tufts Student Competing in the Olympics
Gaurika Singh, A25, hadn't even arrived on campus as a first-year student in late July, but she was already a star Jumbo. This summer, she was in Tokyo, representing Nepal in the Olympics as a member of her country's swimming team. In fact, she led her team, carrying the Nepali flag, at the opening ceremony. She had trained for the games for the previous five years. "I just need to focus on getting the smaller things right, such as eating well, keeping hydrated, and going to bed on time," she said before the competition began.
Could This Cause World War III?
Former Fletcher School dean James Stavridis, F83, F84—a one-time NATO commander—joined forces with novelist and former Marine Elliot Ackerman, A03, F03, to write a speculative fiction tale set in 2034, about a conflict in the Pacific with the Chinese military that quickly escalates. The two authors spoke about their collaborative writing process, and what they think it takes to start—and stop—such a potentially momentous conflict. The book caught the public's interest; it quickly became a bestseller.
Plotting the End of Lyme Disease
Lyme disease affects people across the country, but hopefully it's met its match. The Tufts Lyme Disease Initiative seeks to eradicate the bacterial disease spread by ticks by 2030. Linden Hu, the Paul and Elaine Chervinsky Professor of Immunology at the School of Medicine, and Sam Telford, an epidemiology professor at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, detail the work that remains to be done to deal a knockout punch to the infectious disease.
Mending the Hearts of a Beloved Dog Breed
Suzanne Cunningham, a veterinary cardiologist and associate professor at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, loves boxer dogs, but they've been breaking her heart since she was a child. They are prone to a type of heart disease called arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy, which humans can get, too. The disease can go undetected in people and dogs without symptoms, leading to abnormal heart rhythms, enlargement of the heart, and even death. Now she and others are working on finding biomarkers for the disease, which could lead to earlier detection and diagnosis.
Dayna Cunningham Is the New Dean of Tisch College of Civic Life
Founder and executive director of the Community Innovators Lab at MIT and a civil rights attorney who has devoted her career to promoting civic participation, building community partnerships, and advocating for underrepresented communities, Dayna Cunningham was named the Pierre and Pamela Omidyar Dean of the Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life. "To lead an institution focused on training the next generation to support and partner with communities in their shared civic work is an extraordinary opportunity," she said.
What's Causing Rising Prices for Gas, Food, Cars, Toys, and More?
Michael Klein, the William L. Clayton Professor of International Economic Affairs at The Fletcher School and executive editor of the nonpartisan online publication EconoFact, dissects the issues, talking about supply chain problems, how the pandemic plays a role, and how raising interest rates to curb inflation could affect the economic recovery. "What really matters is what happens with COVID, and not just in the United States, but worldwide," he says. "That's because we're sourcing from so many countries, but it's also because the pandemic isn't solved anywhere until it's solved everywhere."
Sourdough: The Science Behind a Pandemic Staple
Way back in the early dark days of spring 2020, when so many of us were under lockdown, baking with sourdough became a culinary coping mechanism. So we turned to Benjamin Wolfe, a biologist who studies microbial ecology and evolution in his lab at Tufts, and his colleagues for a deeper explanation of all things sourdough. "While most breads require yeast, all you need for sourdough is flour and water," says Wolfe. "Microbes are already present in flour, and they begin to multiply when water is added." We also give you nine tips to make sourdough.
The Year in Photos 2021
Our Favorite Stories, Videos, and Podcasts of 2021
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Tufts Police Officers Receive Award for Saving a Life January 14, 2022
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Brexit weekly round up – Week commencing 31 July 2017
Published: 7th Aug 2017
Matrix's Legal Support Service provides a weekly round-up of Brexit-related links and news.
Brexit and the UK constitution
The Scotland Office annual report and accounts for 2016/17 has examined progress made on delivering Brexit for Scotland, including delivering city deals and the Scottish Government's industrial strategy, stating that it will build on this and develop close relationships with UK Government departments.
The Government has published its response to the public consultation on the UK's future legal framework for imposing and implementing sanctions post-Brexit. The House of Lords has published a letter to David Davis in response to his refusal to appear before the committee, urging him to reconsider, to enable effective parliamentary scrutiny to promote transparency and accountability.
The Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has warned that Brexit is the 'challenge of our generation', with the UK exit affecting all aspects of life in Northern Ireland.
The UK's post-Brexit deal with the EU
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has stated that the cabinet is "absolutely united" behind a gradual, business-friendly Brexit, avoiding a 'cliff edge' departure. However it seems there are still tensions over post-Brexit free movement, with Liam Fox stating that there is no cabinet-wide agreement on what a transitional implementation period should look like.
The BBC reports on the race to host two EU agencies, the European Banking Authority and the European Medicines Agency, which will be relocated from the UK post-Brexit as countries from the bloc must make a bid for them.
Philip Hammond has suggested that the UK will not cut tax and regulations after Brexit in a bid to undercut EU rivals, whilst William Hague has agreed with him that a transitional period has 'immense attractions'. Meanwhile the Institute of Directors has warned that there is a pressing need for the Government to agree a plan for the transitional deal to avoid a chaotic, cliff-edge departure for business.
A survey reported on by Litigation Futures has found that lawyers in London are fairly evenly split on whether Brexit will lead to a "significant flight of work" to other jurisdictions, with 38% of thinking work would be lost because of Brexit, 35% disagreeing and over a quarter being unsure.
Mishcon de Reya have published the August edition of the Brussels Insider, asking 'where are we now?' thirteen months on from the referendum.
As noted above, the Government has published its response to the public consultation on the UK's future legal framework for imposing and implementing sanctions post-Brexit. The House of Lords has published a letter to David Davis in response to his refusal to appear before the committee, urging him to reconsider, to enable effective parliamentary scrutiny to promote transparency and accountability.
According to the latest European Commission's Eurobarometer survey, and reported in the EU Observer Blog, the perception of the EU across EU Member States has changed tangibly for the better since the Brexit vote.
The House of Commons Library has published a research briefing considering the July round of the Brexit negotiations.
Impact of Brexit on the economy
Analysis by the economic consultancy Oxera has found that the cost to the UK of new customs checks and ensuing delays could amount to more than £1bn a year.
Nicky Morgan MP, Treasury select committee chair, has asked the Bank of England to provide comprehensive details of the City's readiness for a hard Brexit, and for its view on the format of a transitional deal. Meanwhile RBS has announced locate a post-Brexit EU hub in Amsterdam.
Arguing that having anti-Brexit representatives appointed as trade envoys is unacceptable, Ian Duncan Smith has stated that they should be replaced in their roles in which they must champion the UK's bilateral relationships.
According to New York-based consultancy, Oliver Wyman, banks will need up to $50 billion (€42.3 billion) in extra capital and will see higher costs of $1 billion (€846 million) to diversify out of the UK and into the EU after Brexit.
The Independent has reported that house prices are set to surge in Ireland as finance firms flee the City of London following the Brexit vote. The newspaper has also reported that the UK will face a bill of £520m for the cost of relocating the European Medicines Agency from London to the EU.
Environment secretary Michael Gove has told the Danish fishing industry that boats from EU countries will still be able to operate in UK waters after Brexit, as the UK does not have enough capacity to catch and process all its fish alone prompting complaints from the Lib Dems and SNP that the government's stance on the issue was confused.
The Department for International Trade is working to make it easier for UK companies to benefit from further trading opportunities across the world post-Brexit, aiming to reduce tariffs and boost trade in renowned UK products such as Scotch whisky.
Brexit as it affects Practice Areas:
Competition and Regulatory
Baker McKenzie's Brexit Competition Law Working Group has published its report, detailing its conclusions and recommendations on the implications of Brexit for UK competition law and policy.
The head of Unicef UK has warned that refugee children could be permanently separated from their families unless the Government widens the definition of 'family' and includes family reunification in post-Brexit immigration law.
Downing Street has confirmed that Brexit will end the free movement of EU citizens, despite divisions within Cabinet.
Human Rights, Equality and Discrimination
Stammering Law has published an article considering the consequences of Brexit for disability discrimination under the Equality Act 2010.
UK universities have published a briefing note setting out areas requiring further clarity regarding the future of EU citizens' rights, and warning that the Government's current approach is hurting the education sector.
The chief of the National Trust has stated that a seamless transition in funding for farmers throughout Brexit is vital to protect the countryside from damaging uncertainty and short-termism after the UK leaves the bloc.


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Q: How to dynamically create routes before initialization in Angular / Angular 9 I'm working on a project converting an AngularJS app to Angular and I'm facing a blocker regarding routing.
TL/DR:
I need routes to be defined based on an API response before the routing module is used.
Working scenario in AngularJS:
(Sort of pseudo code further below)
There are several base routes that exist for everyone, these are defined in the standard AngularJS way:
/home
/settings
...etc

Then there are dynamic routes that are created based on an API response
/purchase-requests
/invoices
/godzilla
...etc. Content doesn't matter, basically, a dynamic list of routes that an existing API gives as an array of strings

The basic workflow of the existing AngularJS app:

*

*The AngularJS app is NOT bound to an element immediately using
ng-app, like is usually done.

*A raw (or jQuery) response is received from the API on page load.

*The AngularJS app is initialized using:

 angular.bootstrap(document.getElementById('mainElementId'),['appName']);

This works because of AngularJS's behavior of not calling .config() on load but on bootstrap of the angular app, which we postpone until after the API response.
Sample AngularJS that works today:

In Angular 9 (or, seemingly any recent version of Angular), routes are defined in the routing module before initialization of the main component:
const routes: Routes = [
  { path: 'login', component: LoginComponent },
  { path: '', component: DashboardComponent },
  { path: 'home', component: DashboardComponent },
  { path: 'settings', component: SettingsComponent },
];

Using router.resetConfig does not work
Let's say I have the main module load the API config first, then use resetConfig based on the response. This works great if the first page a user loads is / or /home or one of the other predefined routes: The new dynamic routes are created and navigation to them works.
However, if a user navigates directly to a route that's not predefined, (let's say /godzilla) the router doesn't even allow the page to load (or) if the wildcard route is set, brings up the 404. The ngOnInit() in the main component (which I was trying to use to load the API response) never gets a chance to run.
Question is: How can I create routes based on the API response before the router navigation is executed or even initialized?

A: The way I add dynamic routes is to predefine the route url templates using parameters.
const routes: Routes = [
  { path: 'login', component: LoginComponent },
  { path: '', component: DashboardComponent },
  { path: 'home', component: DashboardComponent },
  { path: 'settings', component: SettingsComponent },
  { path: ':appName', canActivate: AppGuard, children: [
    { path: '', component: AppListComponent },
    { path: 'new', component: 'NewAppComponent' },
    { path: 'view/:itemNumber', component: AppSingleComponent }
  ] },
  { path: '**', component: ErrorComponent }
];

Routes are matched in order, so "known" routes should go first. Any URL with a single segment that isn't matched against the "known" routes will be matched against :appName. You can declare a guard to verify that the :appName parameter is valid. If it isn't, the '**' route will be matched against.
The guard would look something like this:
@Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' })
export class AppGuard implements CanActivate {
  constructor(private appService: AppService) {
  }

  canActivate(route: ActivatedRouteSnapshot): Observable<boolean> {
    const appName = route.params.appName;
    return this.appService.isValidAppName(appName);
  }
}

Where appService.isValidAppName is some function that validates the app name.

A:
How can I create routes based on the API response before the router
  navigation is executed or even initialized?

There are two ways of doing this.
The first way is using Component to display all dynamic routes. All static routes are defined first and lastly the dynamic routes are routed to the DynamicComponent with the routing parameter id. In DynamicComponent, we use ActivatedRoute to get the routing parameter and use Router to navigate to 404 route on failure.
In app-routing.module.ts
const routes: Routes = [
  { path: '', redirectTo: 'home', pathMatch: "prefix" },
  { path: 'login', component: LoginComponent },
  { path: 'home', component: DashboardComponent },
  { path: 'settings', component: SettingsComponent },
  { path: '404', component: PageNotFoundComponent },
  { path: ':id', component: DynamicComponent },
];

In DynamicComponent
constructor(private aroute: ActivatedRoute, private router: Router) { }

ngOnInit(): void {

  this.aroute.params.pipe(first()).subscribe((param) => {
    console.log(param.id)

    ...   // make any API call with param.id and get a response as promise

    .then( (response) => {

       ...    // do whatever you want to do on success

    })
    .catch( (error) => {

       console.error(error);
       this.router.navigate(['404']);    // route to 404 on failure

    })

  }
}

The second way is using Service to filter all unknown routes. All static routes are defined first and lastly the dynamic routes are routed to the DynamicComponent filtered by DynamicRouteService which implements CanActivate. In DynamicRouteService, we map the next.params to return an Observable<boolean> to the Router module and will hold the routing till the observable is fulfilled.
In app-routing.module.ts
const routes: Routes = [
  { path: '', redirectTo: 'home', pathMatch: "prefix" },
  { path: 'login', component: LoginComponent },
  { path: 'home', component: DashboardComponent },
  { path: 'settings', component: SettingsComponent },
  { path: '404', component: PageNotFoundComponent },
  { path: ':id', component: DynamicComponent, canActivate: [DynamicRouteService] },
];

Note: make sure to add DynamicRouteService to providers in app.module.ts
In dynamic-route.service.ts
export class DynamicRouteService implements CanActivate {

  constructor(private router: Router) { }

  canActivate(next: ActivatedRouteSnapshot, state: RouterStateSnapshot): Observable<boolean> | Promise<boolean> | boolean {

    return next.params.pipe(first()).pipe(map(param) => {
      console.log(param.id)

      return ...   // make any API call with param.id and get a response as promise

      .then( (response) => {

         ...    // do whatever you want to do on success
         return true;

      })
      .catch( (error) => {

         console.error(error);
         this.router.navigate(['404']);    // route to 404 on failure
         return false;

      }))

    }
  }
}

A: Thanks for the responses.
I ended up solving this a different way
I was going down the route of having a "DynamicRouter" component but found a much simpler solution using APP_INITIALIZER.
I've answered this in:
Angular load routing from REST service before initialization


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Limited Posting For The Week: We Are On The Disney Dream!
So, basically – we are running around overeating and making memories. I will have so much to share when I get home!! Things will return to normal on the 11th! So sorry for slowing down but I had to take advantage of this time off with the kids. I'm here with my in-laws, my mom and first cousin AS WELL AS 4 families from town. We are a HUGE group and the Disney Cruise is not disappointing .


Here's a great look for a dark nail that's not black or blue. Rather, the recent nail looks at Phillip Lim's Spring/Summer 2011 runway show were a beautiful deep grey/bronze.
At 3.1 Phillip Lim Women's show, City Slick nails were inspired by urban reflections on oil slicks, for "elegance with street cred," as described by Designer Phillip Lim.
Angi Wingle created the look using one coat of Asphalt (shown right, below) topped with Copper Shimmer Effect (shown left, below) for a bronze nail with black undertones. This versatile manicures accessorized Lim's airy, textured dresses in tan, blue, black and white.


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