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• The combined revenue of the top 40 companies in Bulgaria's manufacturing sector rises by 12% to 7.3 billion levs.
• Most of the foreign investors in Bulgaria expand their operations, but the new investors are quite a few.
• More than one-third of the companies in the ranking have Bulgarian owners.
A common misconception holds that Bulgaria doesn't produce much, yet some sectors of the country's economy are growing rapidly and hiring more than ever. The combined revenue of the top 40 companies in the sector of manufacturing rose to 7.3 billion levs last year, up 12% on 2016, exceeding seven billion levs for the first time after topping six billion levs for the first time in 2016.
The average revenue of the companies in the TOP 40 group of the Machines and Equipment segment of Capital's annual ranking is on the rise as well, reaching 183 million levs. This group does not include the arms manufacturers which are part of another ranking. Only nine companies have registered slower revenue growth even though the average growth rate remained at 12%.
The net number of employees has grown from 42,000 in 2016 to 43,000 in 2017, again excluding arms manufacturers who are large-scale employers.
Third-time champion
For the third straight year Liebherr-Hausgeraete Maritsa ranks first. The revenue of the Bulgarian unit of the German manufacturer of refrigeration equipment maintains its steady rise, having grown by 20% in four years. The company employs over 1900 people and plans to produce over 920,000 refrigerators and freezers in the current year. The main goal of the holding company Liebherr is to reach annual production of one million appliances in Bulgaria. The group has also expanded its IT department and continues to hire software developers for development and implementation of new systems. The aggregate revenue of all units of Liebherr in Bulgaria, which also include Liebherr Transportation Systems Maritsa, exceeds one billion levs.
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Integrated Micro-Electronics Bulgaria comes second in TOP 40 for a second year in a row with 416 mln. levs in revenueThe Botevgrad-based electronic components manufacturer, which mainly serves the auto industry, has been quite successful. The company, part of the Philippines-based group Integrated Microelectronics (IMI), has slowed its net income growth to 12% in 2017 from 17% in 2016. Projections for 2018 forecast a more balanced growth rate, due to a 25 million levs investment project completed during 2017. The company employs around 3000 in Bulgaria, and IMI's next investment in Serbia is to be controlled by the Bulgarian management team.
Bathroom fixture manufacturer Ideal Standard remains third. After being first for several years, the Sevlievo-based company suffered two years of increasingly slowing growth. Yet, in 2017 they've managed to grow revenues by 13% to 414 million levs. Investment in Ideal Standard - Vidima topped 22 million leva in 2016, and there are plans to triple this volume before 2019, with an end-goal of 30% annual growth. According to the CEO of Ideal Standard - Vidima, Yaroslav Donchev, the investment drive is targeting the company's three manufacturing facilities - one for sanitary ceramics and two for taps and fittings. Investment in Sevlievo is part of Ideal Standard International's global strategy for expansion of their market share in Europe. Ideal Standard International Group announced earlier this year that an entity managed and advised by Anchorage Capital Group and CVC Credit Partners have completed the acquisition of the group, becoming its sole shareholders.
Close behind follows the rapidly growing gambling games manufacturer Euro Games Technology, a Bulgarian company that's been in market for 16 years. Today it serves customers in over 80 countries worldwide and owns subsidiaries in Romania, Hungary, Spain and elsewhere. The company grew revenues by 57% in 2017, increasing its cash flow by 12% year-on-year to 392 million levs. Most impressive, however, is its profits which is equal to more than 43% of its revenue. Euro Games Technology has almost 1200 employees and is hiring software experts.
The manufacturing of components and parts for the automotive industry remains the backbone of the machine building sector in Bulgaria, the new rankings show. There are over 16 representatives of the sector in this year's rankings, with total revenue of 3.48 billion levs, or almost half of the TOP 40 revenue in the Machines and Equipment segment. Only four of these companies registered a drop in revenue in 2017 relative to the previous year.
The biggest drop in revenue was recorded by automobile upholstery manufacturer ALS Bulgaria which has three factories in the country. ALS, which is owned by South African investors, faces a shortage of skilled workers, which slows down output just as demand from BMW and Mini hits new heights. Although the company has increased its staff by 30% to 1600 people, according to their head manager, Shaun Bosch, there are hundreds of vacant positions in the company. "If we could find enough people we would have already opened a fourth factory," Bosch said several months ago. Over 10% of workers regularly don't show up on time, which drastically slows production.
Another company that registered a drop in revenue in 2017 is the local unit of French manufacturer of cast aluminium car parts Montupet, whose revenues fell by 4%. The company has several factories, the biggest being located in the city of Ruse, and its main clients include Audi, BMW, Ford, Volvo and Renault.
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The automotive parts manufacturer with the largest workforce in the ranking is Yazaki Bulgaria, which currently employs over 5700 people. In 2017, the company, part of Japanese car parts manufacturer Yazaki, opened its third factory in Bulgaria, in the town of Dimitrovgrad. The heightened production rate is reflected in Yazaki Bulgaria's total revenue , which topped 300 million levs in 2017 for the first time, landing at 323 million levs, up 15% on 2016.
The fastest growing company in this segment is Germany's Behr-Hella Thermocontrol, which is operating a production plant manufacturing cooling systems for BMW, Volkswagen and other car makers. The Bulgarian operation in Bozhurishte, on the outskirts of Sofia, was launched two years ago and generated 190 million levs revenue last year, up 75% on 2016. Behr-Hella Thermocontrol keeps increasing its profits and its team already exceeds 300 people, of whom 50 work for its R&D department. The Bulgarian branch of the company announced in June that a plan to increase the output of its Bozhurishte factory by 80% is being implemented. With this strategy in mind it's easy to imagine Behr-Hella Thermocontrol joining the top 10 group in the ranking soon.
Another company that keeps growing is the Bulgarian unit of US-based manufacturer of sensor devices for the automotive industry Sensata Technologies. The revenues of Sensata Technologies Bulgaria rose by 30% to 368 million levs in 2017. The rapid growth is likely due to the opening of a new factory near Plovdiv in 2016. The data shows that the new factory is expanding its activity, evidenced by the steady rise in staff numbers, which have gone up by almost 50% to 2700 people. In 2017, the company also opened its biggest test lab, which serves as a main research and development hub. Over $3 million was invested in the Sofia-based lab. Some of Sensata's biggest clients include Volkswagen, Daimler, Fiat, Volvo and General Motors.
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The Bulgarian unit of German manufacturer of car locking systems WITTE Automotive also reported robust growth last year. After making its debut in TOP 40 last year, Ruse-based WITTE Automotive Bulgaria saw its revenue grow by 31% to 161 million levs in 2017. The company staff also increased, exceeding 800 employees. Currently, the company is implementing a three-year programme that includes an upfront investment of 10 million euro and aims to double the company's cash flow. Daimler, Ford, Volkswagen and Volvo are among the clients of WITTE Automotive Bulgaria.
Diesel particulate filter manufacturer A.L. Filter, a subsidiary of Israeli group AL Filter, makes a debut in the ranking after its revenue rose by 25% year-on-year to 80 million levs in 2017. Ruse-based A.L. Filter has been in market since 2002 and is the best performing unit within the group.
The best of the rest
The remaining participants in TOP 40 are companies from a multitude of different industries producing anything from hydraulic systems to medical equipment. A company consistently expanding its business is Festo Production, a part of German concern Festo that focuses on industrial automation. Festo Production's plant in Sofia is manufacturing magnetic sensors and is increasing steadily its production capacity.
Tesy is one of Bulgaria's most successful manufacturers. The company is part of Ficosota Holding, which produces electric water heaters, panel heat convectors and oil-filled radiators. In 2017, the Bulgarian company increased its cash flow by 26% to 114 million levs and sold over one million items of its product range in over 55 countries. Around 90% of Tesy's output is exported to countries like The Netherlands, Slovakia and Spain. The company keeps investing in its Bulgarian infrastructure. Recently, it invested eight million levs in its factory near Shumen with the aim of expanding its production capacity. Tesy is heading in the "smart home" direction, as most of their products integrate a Modeco Cloud technology allowing for remote control of household appliances by means of a smartphone.
Another company entering our ranking for the first time is the Bulgarian unit of BTL Industries, a Czech manufacturer of medical equipment. The holding company operates in 120 countries around the world and is leader in the production of physiotherapy equipment. The Bulgarian branch is based in Plovdiv, manufacturing mainly cardiology equipment. Separate from the Plovdiv factory is the Sofia-based engineering team with over 30 specialists. The company aims to manufacture itself most of the parts that it uses in its end-products.
Two companies, both part of holding company Stara Planina Hold, reported 20% revenue growth in 2017 - M+S Hydraulic and Hydraulic Elements and Systems. M+S is ranked the world's fourth biggest hydraulic motor manufacturer with a global market share of almost 9%. The Kazanlak-based M+S Hydraulic exports to Europe, South and North America, Australia and Asia. Hydraulic Elements and Systems is a producer of hydraulic cylinders and operates a production plant in the city of Yambol. In 2017, the company grew its revenue to 56 million levs.
Bulgaria's two biggest bicycle manufacturers, Cross and Maxcom, operate in a strongly competitive global market. Cross reported a 20% rise in revenue to 156 million levs in 2017, while Maxcom recorded a slowdown of growth of 2% that put its revenue at 81 million levs. The Bulgarian bicycle manufacturing sector remains heavily dependent on intermittent imports from Asia which often disrupts production and makes the market fairly volatile. Both companies have started to develop electric bicycles.
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By Neil Genzlinger
Charlie Finch, who shook up the New York art world for years with gossipy, often caustic writing about the city's artists and art scene, died on Aug. 24 in Manhattan. He was 69.
His son, the writer Charles Finch, said he jumped or fell from a window on East 12th Street in Manhattan, where he lived on the fifth floor of a building near Second Avenue. Neighbors said the incident took place just before midnight.
Mr. Finch had been in declining health for years, with problems including cancer. Debby Lee Cohen, a neighbor who said she had known Mr. Finch for 40 years, said that besides his health, he might have been anxious about the future of the building, which had just been sold. He was a longtime resident who had a rent-controlled apartment.
First in the journal Coagula, then at the online publication Artnet, Mr. Finch skewered what he saw as pretension, trashed what he thought was bad art, and unabashedly mixed fact and fiction as he wrote about what was going on in the front rooms and behind the scenes at galleries, and in the art world in general. Adjectives like "polarizing," "puerile" and "misogynistic" were often used by detractors to describe his writing.
The dealer Jeffrey Deitch was a frequent target — he said Mr. Finch once got his gallery staffers drunk so they would dish on what it was like to work for him — but said it was, in a way, flattering to be one.
"He had a very important role in the life of our community," Mr. Deitch said in a phone interview. "When the new issue of Coagula would come out, everyone would run for it. It was essential reading for people in the art world in the 1990s."
Mat Gleason, who founded Coagula on the West Coast in 1992 and brought Mr. Finch aboard soon after to write about the New York scene, said that Mr. Finch's bite served a purpose.
"He was absolutely passionate about art, and while everyone recalls the inflammatory screeds, he wrote impassioned defenses of random things on the scene we might otherwise have missed and gave a nod to underdogs," Mr. Gleason said by email. "On a personal level as an Angeleno, I will recall him as the quintessential New Yorker — larger than life, brutal confidence, just impossible to exaggerate. He crossed the line a few times and I may have crossed the line in printing those crossings, but he manifested a sort of karma for the snobs and elitists that they had earned and he inflicted upon them."
Mr. Finch wrote for Coagula for most of the 1990s, but by the end of the decade he had moved to Artnet. In a colorful remembrance posted on Coagula, Mr. Gleason wrote that the move was "like handing my high-maintenance pit bull over to someone who needed it more instead of sending it to the pound."
Walter Robinson, Artnet's founding editor, wrote a remembrance of his own on that site.
"He could be almost cruel with his judgments, and wrong, but he carried the core avant-garde demand for extreme freedom of opinion into everyday action, as if challenging the art world to live up to its haloed mythos," Mr. Robinson wrote. "And of course he aimed most of his barbs at powerful successes — the best of them bearing Charlie's insults as badges of pride — while succoring the out-of-fashion and beginners."
In his post, Mr. Robinson recalled one of his favorite Finches, not necessarily for its conclusions but for its style. The article, from 1998, carried the headline "Who Is the Worst Artist?," and in it Mr. Finch compared Joe Bradley, Dan Colen and Rob Pruitt, saying spectacularly unflattering things about each and declaring a three-way tie in need of this tiebreaker:
"Which of the B.C.P. bunch would you NOT wish to be shipwrecked with on a desert island? Well, Colen has a practical side that could produce the needed tent or coconut. Bradley could certainly trade quite well with any putative natives. Rob Pruitt would drive you crazy with his irrelevant showmanship and, after, you prepared him on the spit for dinner, would taste flabbily bland."
For the record, Mr. Pruitt was the unlucky winner.
In a 2006 interview with The New York Observer, Mr. Finch defended his no-holds-barred approach and catty style.
"In any other field — politics, show business, whatever — a gossipy scandal sheet would be nothing out of the ordinary," he said. "But since the art world is so secretive — it's the last unregulated business out there — this kind of thing was explosive."
By that point, he acknowledged, he had lost some steam. Artnet would shut down in 2012, though it has since been revived.
"Now in the art blogs," he told The Observer, "there's this younger generation who thinks I'm this fat, old guy, that I'm out of it and know nothing. People are treating me the way I treated them. But it's fine. What goes around comes around."
Charles Baker Finch Jr. was born on April 22, 1953, in Manhattan. His father was a utility company executive, and his mother, Angela Cobb (Havens) Finch, was a fashion buyer and later a homemaker.
Mr. Finch grew up in Manhattan and graduated from Phillips Academy in 1970. His grandmother would often take him and his brother to museums on weekends, Charles Finch III said.
"As he told it, the modern wing of the Met was what made him love art," the younger Mr. Finch said by email.
He earned a degree in political science at Yale University in 1974 and dabbled in politics, including campaigning for Gary Hart when he sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 1988. He also studied at Union Theological Seminary but dropped out.
His marriage to Mary Truitt ended in divorce in 1981. A second marriage, to Marion Callis, also ended in divorce. In addition to his son, from his marriage to Ms. Truitt, he is survived by two grandchildren.
Mr. Finch started writing for Coagula in 1992, a throwback in the computer age.
"Charlie would mail me hand-scrawled prose to be retyped for desktop publishing," Mr. Gleason said. Mr. Robinson also mentioned that Mr. Finch wrote by hand or dictated articles to him by phone.
Larissa Nowicki, an artist who lived in Mr. Finch's building, recalled in an Instagram post how she went from fearing her fellow tenant to befriending him.
"He cut an intimidating (sometimes terrifying) figure through the halls, and I avoided him until I couldn't," she wrote. "After a meeting in the laundry room, he barged into my apartment demanding to see what I was making, and then a most unusual, hilarious, frustrating, kind, exacerbating, generous friendship began."
In recent days, she and many others shared the news of Mr. Finch's death on social media and in an email chain, the comments running all over the emotional map as people remembered one of the art world's more divisive figures.
"There's no need for anyone to feel anything except a pleasure in knowing him," Ms. Nowicki said in the email chain, "and the wild roller coaster ride that came along with being his friend or relative."
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Jon Kristensen VestmoAge: 51 years1756–1808
Jon Kristensen Vestmo
Kristensen Vestmo
Birth October 10, 1756
Aurskog-Høland, Akershus, Norge
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#1 Gulbrand Jonsen
Address: Vestmo under Haneborg søndre
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#3 Hans Jonsen Vestmo
#4 Kristine Jonsdatter
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Akershus fylke, Aurskog, Blaker i Aurskog, Ministerialbok nr. I 3 (1767-1807), Fødte og døpte 1799, Side 120 Oppbevaringssted Statsarkivet i Oslo Arkiv Aurskog prestekontor Kirkebøker Serie og underserie(r) F: KIRKEBØKER Fa: Kirkebøker I Stykke/mappe L0003: Kirkebok Kildetype Ministerialbok Protokollnr. og tidsrom nr. I 3 1767 - 1807
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Mari Hansdatter
Gulbrand Jonsen
Marte Jonsdatter
Hans Jonsen Vestmo
Kristine Jonsdatter
Kristian Jonsen
Ingeborg Jonsdatter
Birth: October 10, 1756 — Aurskog-Høland, Akershus, Norge
Death: 1808 — Aurskog-Høland, Akershus, Norge
Birth: 1756 — Aurskog-Høland, Akershus, Norge
Death: March 14, 1843 — Aurskog-Høland, Akershus, Norge
Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum
Jon Gulbrandsen
Marte Marie Gulbrandsdatter
Halvor Gulbrandsen
Kristine Gulbrandsdatter
Gulbrand Gulbrandsen
Ole Gulbrandsen
Kristian Gulbrandsen
Andreas Gulbrandsen
Johan Gulbrandsen
Birth: estimated 1787 — Aurskog-Høland, Akershus, Norge
Marte Halvorsdatter
Marie Kristoffersdatter
Birth: August 10, 1791 — Aurskog-Høland, Akershus, Norge
Birth: November 14, 1793 — Aurskog-Høland, Akershus, Norge
Death: September 18, 1875 — Aurskog-Høland, Akershus, Norge
Marte Marie Amundsdatter Haukelund
Kristen Olsen
Juliane Kristensdatter Moen
Karen Kristensdatter Moen
Kasper Kristensen Moen
Death: April 22, 1854 — Aurskog-Høland, Akershus, Norge
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Jon Kristensen Vestmo was born on October 10, 1756 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died in 1808 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus at the age of 51. He married Mari Hansdatter. She was born in 1756 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died on March 14, 1843 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus at the age of 87.
Children of Jon Kristensen Vestmo and Mari Hansdatter:
Gulbrand Jonsen (1787–)
Marte Jonsdatter (1789–)
Hans Jonsen Vestmo (1791–)
Kristine Jonsdatter (1793–1875)
Kristian Jonsen (1796–)
Ingeborg Jonsdatter (1799–1854)
Gulbrand Jonsen, son of Jon Kristensen Vestmo and Mari Hansdatter, was born estimated 1787 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. He married Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum in 1813 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. She was born in 1794 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died on December 20, 1850 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus at the age of 56.
Children of Gulbrand Jonsen and Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum:
Jon Gulbrandsen (1813–1892)
Marte Marie Gulbrandsdatter (1816–)
Halvor Gulbrandsen (1819–)
Kristine Gulbrandsdatter (1823–)
Gulbrand Gulbrandsen (1826–)
Ole Gulbrandsen (1830–)
Kristian Gulbrandsen (1833–)
Andreas Gulbrandsen (1836–)
Johan Gulbrandsen (1840–)
Marte Jonsdatter, daughter of Jon Kristensen Vestmo and Mari Hansdatter, was born in 1789 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Hans Jonsen Vestmo, son of Jon Kristensen Vestmo and Mari Hansdatter, was born on August 10, 1791 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. He married 2 times. The first time he married Marte Halvorsdatter in 1818 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. She was born on November 22, 1791 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died on January 9, 1830 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus at the age of 38. The second time he married Marie Kristoffersdatter in 1830 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. She was born in 1790 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Kristine Jonsdatter, daughter of Jon Kristensen Vestmo and Mari Hansdatter, was born on November 14, 1793 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died on September 18, 1875 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus at the age of 81.
Kristian Jonsen, son of Jon Kristensen Vestmo and Mari Hansdatter, was born in 1796 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. He married Marte Marie Amundsdatter Haukelund in 1822 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. She was born in 1802 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died on August 8, 1882 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus at the age of 80.
Ingeborg Jonsdatter, daughter of Jon Kristensen Vestmo and Mari Hansdatter, was born in 1799 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died on April 22, 1854 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus at the age of 55. She married Kristen Olsen. He was born estimated 1810 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died on September 5, 1893 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Children of Ingeborg Jonsdatter and Kristen Olsen:
Juliane Kristensdatter Moen (1834–1856)
Karen Kristensdatter Moen (1838–)
Kasper Kristensen Moen (1841–)
Jon Gulbrandsen, son of Gulbrand Jonsen and Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum, was born on September 30, 1813 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died on September 6, 1892 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus at the age of 78. He married Karen Halvorsdatter Holt in 1843 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. She was born on May 5, 1818 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died on February 2, 1903 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus at the age of 84.
Children of Jon Gulbrandsen and Karen Halvorsdatter Holt:
Andrine Jonsdatter (1843–)
Helene Mathea Jonsdatter (1845–)
Halvor Jonsen (1847–)
Gina Jonsdatter (1851–)
Dortea Jonsdatter (1854–)
Ole Jonsen (1858–)
Johan Jonsen Vestmo (1863–1947)
Marte Marie Gulbrandsdatter, daughter of Gulbrand Jonsen and Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum, was born on September 30, 1816 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Halvor Gulbrandsen, son of Gulbrand Jonsen and Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum, was born on September 2, 1819 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Kristine Gulbrandsdatter, daughter of Gulbrand Jonsen and Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum, was born on December 10, 1823 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Gulbrand Gulbrandsen, son of Gulbrand Jonsen and Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum, was born on December 6, 1826 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Ole Gulbrandsen, son of Gulbrand Jonsen and Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum, was born on January 1, 1830 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Kristian Gulbrandsen, son of Gulbrand Jonsen and Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum, was born on July 18, 1833 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Andreas Gulbrandsen, son of Gulbrand Jonsen and Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum, was born on October 11, 1836 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Johan Gulbrandsen, son of Gulbrand Jonsen and Anne Halvorsdatter Fossum, was born in 1840 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. He married Maren Hansdatter Sjøenden in 1867 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. She was born in 1842 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Juliane Kristensdatter Moen, daughter of Kristen Olsen and Ingeborg Jonsdatter, was born on December 16, 1834 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus and died on November 15, 1856 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus at the age of 21.
Karen Kristensdatter Moen, daughter of Kristen Olsen and Ingeborg Jonsdatter, was born on May 11, 1838 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus.
Kasper Kristensen Moen, son of Kristen Olsen and Ingeborg Jonsdatter, was born on December 7, 1841 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. He married Anne Kaisa Jonasdatter on March 22, 1868 in Aurskog-Høland, Akershus. She was born in 1846 in Koppom, Eda kommun, Värmland, Sverige.
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So there I was digging away, happy in my own little world when the spade snagged on a stone. As is my habit and as I was taught by my gardening neighbours many years ago, I went to pick up the stone to throw it into the hedge. One day in years to come I will be found behind a 20 foot wall of flung stones but my borders will be fine stone-free tilth; however I digress. As I stooped to pick up the stone I realised it was not what I thought. I picked it up and at first thought it was a large bolt as there are many in the garden. After a bit of a rub to remove the soil I realised two things. Firstly that it did not contain a genie and secondly that it was a window catch.
But where and when was the window from? What did it look out onto and who have looked through it? Was it a window from another world? A portal from my garden leading to who knows where?
Probably not, but I like my window catch. I now wonder if I will find more?


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How the number of retiring MPs compares with past elections
It feels of late like an awful lot of MPs have been announcing their retirement. But in fact the current number standing down is roughly the same as it has been for six of the past eight elections:
I haven't been able to find the figures for any elections before 1983, but I've read that the number of retirements in 1987 was, at the time, a post-war record.
A total of 757 MPs will have stood down from 1983 to 2015 election: over 100 more than the entire number of MPs in the present House of Commons.
There's still time for the figure for 2015 to rise higher, of course. I doubt it will reach three figures, but even one more name would make 2015 the third highest exodus since the second world war.
Published on: 2 March 2015 1 March 2015 Author: Ian Jones
2 responses to 'How the number of retiring MPs compares with past elections'
Andrew 2 March 2015 3.43 pm • Reply
The number of MPs in the House of Commons has changed over that period too, but not enough to change the relative rankings, even if you recalculated them as percentages, I think. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_of_Westminster_MPs
Alex E 2 March 2015 4.30 pm • Reply
Notable that the largest number of retirements were in years when a change of government was on the cards (1997 and 2010). MPs saw the writing on the wall and decided to jump before the electorate pushed them (and gave themselves a head-start in looking for a new job).
February poll round-up: still no sign of a surge
Will any party get more than 300 seats?


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Recent projects funded through CIC First Opportunity Partners Grants include an Expanded and Enhanced Peer Mentoring Program by Associated Colleges of Illinois; Expanding a Proven STEM Learning Model by the Michigan Colleges Alliance; Building First Opportunities through Workforce Development Initiatives by the Independent College Fund of New Jersey; and Excelencia Program – VFIC College Tours by the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges (VFIC) in partnership with the Richmond Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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Due to several questions, the Organising Committee would like to confirm that deadline for the submission of full papers is APRIL 30th.Please refer to "Dates" for further details.
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Submission of abstracts was extended until January 15th due to a typo error on Green Lines Institute Newsletter.Therefore, our excuses to all colleagues.
The Organising Committee would like to announce that the Portuguese Order of Architects (OA) joined REHAB 2017 as an intitutional partner. The OA is the institution responsible to support and manage the professional acts, rights and duties of the portuguese architects. Special discounts on registration fees are available for its members.
Due to several requests, the Organizing Committee decided to extend the deadline for abstracts submission until November 7th.Any requests for a later submission may be addressed to the Conference Secretariat.Please refer to dates for detailed information on deadlines.
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Swimmers are often confused about exactly where the arm is supposed to pull in the freestyle stroke. To add to the confusion, there isn't one correct position -- but there are definitely incorrect ones. I tell people that it's important to 1) attain a high elbow position with your hand and forearm pointing back and 2) adjust your angle to find your leverage and thus best pressure and power.
Hopefully this pictorial collage is helpful. It is critical that each swimmer find access to the big muscles of the lats and chest so that the shoulder tendons don't bear the pressure of the pulling arm. If there is shoulder pain I would suggest a more narrow pull within this range.


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Первая линия () — линия Пусанского метрополитена.

Линия длиной 40,4 километра с 40 станциями проходит с севера на юг. Число вагонов в составе поезда — 8 вагонов. Цвет линии — оранжевый. На всех станциях линии установлены платформенные раздвижные двери.

План этой линии был составлен в 1978 году. Двумя годами позже — в 1981 году — начался первый этап строительства между станциями «Нопхо» и «Помнэколь», который завершился в июле 1985 года. Протяжённость линии была 16,2 километра. Дальнейшее продление, которое открылось в мае 1987 года и составило 5,4 километра прошло на юг от станции «Помнэколь» до станции «Чунан». Продление линии на 4,5 километра до станции «Содэсин» было открыто в феврале 1990 года и продление до станции «Синпхён» длиной 6,4 километра было открыто в июне 1994 года и продление до станции «Тадэпхо-хэсуёкчан» длиной 7,9 километра было открыто в июне 2017 года.

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Первая линия (Пусанский метрополитен)


No job is more stressful, dangerous or exhilarating than those of the Fire-fighters, Rescue Squad and Paramedics of Chicago Firehouse 51. These are the courageous men and women who forge headfirst into danger when everyone else is running the other way. But the enormous responsibilities of the job also take a personal toll.
With big reputations and hefty egos, the pressure to perform and make split-second decisions is bound to put the squad members at odds/ when it's 'go-time' though, they put their differences aside and everything on the line for each other.


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Q: std::tuple of std::shared_ptr of template parameter pack I want to implement a class template that:

*

*behaves like a function

*it's input and output variables are all shared.

*relatively easy to use.

As a result, I construct the following:
// all input/output variable's base class
class basic_logic_parameter;

// input/output variable, has theire value and iterators to functions that reference to this variable
template <typename FuncIterator, typename ValueType>
class logic_parameter
    :public basic_logic_parameter
{
private:
    std::list<FuncIterator> _refedFuncs;
    ValueType _val;
public:

};

// all `function`'s base class
class basic_logic_function
{
public:
    virtual ~basic_logic_function() = 0;
};

// the function, has input/output variable
template <typename FuncIterator, typename R, typename... Args>
class logic_function_base
    :public basic_logic_function
{
private:
    std::shared_ptr<logic_parameter<FuncIterator, R>> _ret;
    std::tuple<std::shared_ptr<logic_parameter<FuncIterator, Args>>...> _args;
public:
    template <std::size_t N>
    decltype(auto) arg()
    {
        return std::get<N>(_args);
    }

    template <std::size_t N>
    struct arg_type
    {
        typedef std::tuple_element_t<N> type;
    };

    template <std::size_t N>
    using arg_type_t = arg_type<N>::type;

    decltype(auto) ret()
    {
        return _ret;
    }
};

I wish to use as these like:
// drawing need  color and a pen
    struct Color
    {
    };

    struct Pen
    {
    };

    struct Iter
    {
    };

    class Drawer
        :public logic_function_base<Iter, void(Color, Pen)>
    {
    public:
        void draw()
        {
            arg_type_t<0> pColor; // wrong
        }
    }

My compiler can not pass this code through, why? I just want convert a template parameter pack to std::tuple of std::shared_ptr of them.
for example:
Given struct A, int, struct C, I want to have:
std::tuple<
  std::shared_ptr<logic_parameter<A>>,
  std::shared_ptr<logic_parameter<int>>,
  std::shared_ptr<logic_parameter<C>>,
>

A: The problem (once the small errors are fixed1) is that you instantiate:
logic_function_base<Iter, void(Color, Pen)>

...meaning that FuncIterator is Iter and R is void(Color, Pen), so Args is emtpy <>, so decltype(_args) is an empty std::tuple<>, and your code fails to obtain the type of the 0th element of an empty tuple, which is legit.
What you want is partial specialization of logic_function_base:
template <typename F, typename T>
class logic_function_base;

template <typename FuncIterator, typename R, typename... Args>
class logic_function_base<FuncIterator, R(Args...)>: public basic_logic_function {

};

1 Small mistakes in your current code:
template <std::size_t N>
struct arg_type
{
    typedef std::tuple_element_t<N, decltype(_args)> type; // Missing the tuple type
};

template <std::size_t N>
using arg_type_t = typename arg_type<N>::type; // Missing a typename

A: This may not answer your whole question, but you could use the following trait to wrap tuple element types.
template <typename T> struct wrap;
template <typename... T>
struct wrap<std::tuple<T...>> {
  using type = std::tuple<std::shared_ptr<logic_parameter<T>>...>;
}
template <typename T>
using wrap_t = typename wrap<T>::type;

You can then use it like this:
std::tuple<int,double,char> t1;
wrap_t<decltype(t)> t2;

The type of t2 is std::tuple<std::shared_ptr<logic_parameter<int>>,std::shared_ptr<logic_parameter<double>>,std::shared_ptr<logic_parameter<char>>>.

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Initial testing is necessary in order to determine if a student may have cognitive/achievement factors interfering with the learning process. Results are used determine the student's pattern of strengths and weaknesses and his/her need for support and/or intervention.
Testing services are designed to provide data that will supplement academic information in order to develop a comprehensive profile of the student. Test results are used in combination with academic information to determine a pattern of strengths and weaknesses within an individual student, not to diagnose. Information is then used to determine whether and to what extent student support services may be required within the school setting or in a one on one setting through educational coaching.
Test results will be reviewed by the examiner to in order to recommend the appropriate plan, if necessary. Current information will be used to determine a pattern of strengths and weaknesses across all test data received. Scores will be evaluated to determine a variation in performance and ability. If this variation is found to be evident, educational coaching that may include educational therapy, executive functioning intervention or a combination will be recommended in order to target academic and cognitive weaknesses. It is important to identify these areas in order to improve overall academic experience and prevent future academic difficulties.
It is very important to understand that these and other accommodations and strategies are limited in directly remediating the student's weaknesses. Strategies and accommodations are best used in conjunction with intensive intervention in order to allow student success while remediating deficits in cognition and academics. This will help the student develop the independent learning skills necessary for ongoing academic success and reduce a pattern of "learned helplessness" in the student.


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2013 Volleyball Program Trials
Posted on: August 29th, 2013 by EO No Comments
The Sunraysia Academy of Sport volleyball program will start in September
The inclusion of volleyball in the Sunraysia Academy of Sport fits within the Victorian volleyball development pathway. The program is supported by both Sunraysia Volleyball and Volleyball Victoria and provides athletes with the mental, physical and technical skills to reach their full potential in the sport of volleyball.
The volleyball program has been one of the Academy's most successful programs with a large number of athletes each year selected to represent Victoria at the National Junior Volleyball Championships. Each year a number of athletes from the program have been invited to attend the Australian camp in December with the last program producing 2 athletes; Zachary Hermans and Breanna Doorne, both selected in the U17 Australian squad.
Three athletes; Riley Stone, Breanna Doorne and Zachary Hermans succeeded in making it into the top side in their age group. Another twelve athletes were selected in the Victorian West side.
Sunraysia's dominance in volleyball in Victoria is due to the highly skilled coaches we have in the area which are involved in the program. Head coaches; Paul Freckleton (girls coach) and Brad Hassell (boys coach) have both been involved in coaching in the state program and have coached the Academy program for a number of years. They will be assisted by Brad Mason who has been the most successful athlete to come out of the program after having a stint at the Australian Institute of Sport, representing Australia and more recently playing in Canada. Brad Mason will bring a wealth a playing experience and will be able to assist the young and upcoming juniors in Sunraysia.
The coaches will work under the guidance of Steve Benson to implement a well-rounded performance program. Steve, originally from Mildura has had a very successful volleyball playing career, representing Australia and is now the High Performance Manager for volleyball in Australia.
This year the program has been extended to provide for an Advanced Squad as well as a Development Squad.
The criteria for each squad will be as follows:
(a) Advanced Squad
Players who have been selected in a Victorian junior state team or squad this year
Players who have the potential to be selected for a Victorian state team in the next 2 years
Players who have been selected to play for Western Phantoms in the State League Competition this year
Athletes in the SAS Volleyball program must make any SAS activity their priority over other sporting pursuits
Additional members may be included in the program if the inclusion of such players is necessary for the delivery of a viable program. To be eligible for this type of entry into the program, players must be:
Registered with the local Sunraysia Volleyball Association
Willing to trial for a Victorian junior state team in February
Willing to attend the Horsham (Nov) and Warrnambool (March) Tournament
(b) Development Squad
To be eligible for entry, players must be:
Willing to attend the Heathfield Tournament (March)
Players who show a positive attitude towards improving their volleyball skills
Players who demonstrate potential in becoming an elite player and who are willing to listen and implement feedback from coaching staff.
Players who show promising athletic ability
Athletes in the SAS Volleyball program must make any SAS activity their priority over other sporting pursuits.
Athletes in each squad will receive:
Advanced Squad
? Approximately 65 hours of coaching with accredited coaching personnel (incl. 2 camps)
? On Court conditioning program and weekly fitness training with a Strength and Conditioning Coach
? 2 fitness testing sessions
? Musculoskeletal Screening (performed by a physiotherapist/exercise physiologist)
? Regular athlete, career and education seminars
? Ticket to Annual Awards Evening
? Academy Uniform
? Access to our network of medical service providers
? Opportunity to attend various volleyball tournaments (optional extra)
? Athlete Diary
? Approximately 27 hours of coaching with accredited coaching personnel
? Academy Uniform – shirt only
The athlete levy for the development squad will be substantial less than the advanced squad and is designed to encourage more players to get involved in volleyball.
Players aged 12 to 18 years of age who would like to join a fun and exciting program with the view of developing their skills in volleyball further are encouraged to attend the trials on Monday September 2nd & Monday September 9th from 6-7:30pm at St Joseph's Stadium.


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Latest ThinkingJohn McKnight
Re-functioning: A New Community Development Strategy for the Future
Jamie Vollmer has written a landmark book titled Schools Cannot Do It Alone (Enlightenment Press, 2010). In his book, he has documented the following new functions that have been undertaken by public schools since 1900:
From 1900 to 1910, we shifted to our public schools responsibilities related to:
Health (Activities in the health arena multiply every year.)
From 1910-‐1930, we added:
Physical education (including organized athletics)
The Practical Arts/Domestic Science/Home Economics (including sewing and cooking)
Vocational education (including industrial agricultural education)
Mandated school transportation
In the 1940's, we added:
Business education (including typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping)
Half-‐day kindergarten
School lunch programs (We take this for granted today, but it was a huge step to shift to the schools the job of feeding America's children one third of their daily meals.)
Expanded science and math education
Expanded music and art education
Stronger foreign language requirements
Sex education (Topics continue to escalate.)
Consumer education (resources, rights and responsibilities)
Career education (options and entry level skill requirements)
Peace, leisure, and recreation education [Loved those sixties.]
In the 1970's, the breakup of the American family accelerated, and we added:
Drug and alcohol abuse education
Parenting education (techniques and tools for healthy parenting)
Behavior adjustment classes (including classroom and communication skills)
Special education (mandated by federal government)
Title IX programs (greatly expanded athletic programs for girls)
African-‐American heritage education
School breakfast programs (Now some schools feed America's children two-‐ thirds of their daily meals throughout the school year and all summer. Sadly, these are the only decent meals some children receive.)
In the 1980's the floodgates opened, and we added:
Keyboarding and computer education
Multicultural/Ethnic education
Nonsexist education
English-‐as-‐a-‐second-language and bilingual education
Teen pregnancy awareness
Hispanic heritage education
Jump Start, Early Start, Even Start, and Prime Start
Full-‐day kindergarten
Preschool programs for children at risk
After-‐school programs for children of working parents
Alternative education in all its forms
Stranger/danger education
Antismoking education
Sexual abuse prevention education
Expanded health and psychological services
Child abuse monitoring (a legal requirement for all teachers)
Conflict resolution and peer mediation
HIV/AIDS education
Death education
America 2000 initiatives (Republican)
Expanded computer and internet education
Tech Prep and School to Work programs
Technical Adequacy Assessment
Post-‐secondary enrollment options
Concurrent enrollment options
Goals 2000 initiatives (Democrat)
Expanded Talented and Gifted opportunities
At risk and dropout prevention
Homeless education (including causes and effects on children)
Gang education (urban centers)
Bus safety, bicycle safety, gun safety, and water safety education
In the first decade of the twenty-‐first century, we added:
No Child Left Behind (Republican)
Anti-‐harassment policies (gender, race, religion, or national origin)
Expanded early childcare and wrap around programs
Elevator and escalator safety instruction
Body Mass Index evaluation (obesity monitoring)
Organ donor education and awareness programs
Personal financial literacy
Entrepreneurial and innovation skills development
Media literacy development
Contextual learning skill development
Health and wellness programs
Race to the Top (Democrat)
This research indicates that at least ninety-five new functions have been assumed by public schools and that the increase in these new functions has accelerated since the 1980's. Some of these functions are innovations that were created within school systems. However, most of them are functions that were once performed outside of the systems—especially in local communities.
At least ninety-five new functions have been assumed by public schools that were once performed outside of school systems—especially in local communities. This transfer of community functions to the schools has had two negative effects on schools. It has also had two negative effects upon local communities.
This transfer of community functions to the schools has had two negative effects on schools. First, teachers have been asked to add topics to their pedagogy for which they have no training. Second, the growing number of new topics has burdened the classroom teacher with more responsibilities than can possibly be fulfilled. The result is often frustrated and overloaded teachers who have less and less time to teach the basic topics for which they were trained.
The transfer of community functions to the schools has also had two negative effects upon local communities. The first is that because the schools have been structurally unable to fulfill many of the functions once performed in the neighborhood, there have been an increasing number of unsolved neighborhood problems. Second, communities, neighborhoods and local residents have also lost the competence to collectively perform their essential functions. This lost knowledge of how a competent citizenry performs its unique community functions is displaced and paradoxically, citizens become frustrated because schools can't solve the problems that their own communities once resolved.
This transfer of community functions to institutions is not limited to the schools. Indeed, it is a phenomenon that has occurred in many other institutions.
For example, the responsibility and capacity to deal with neighborhood security has been transferred to police systems. Paradoxically, the superintendents of most major police departments now say that the "crime" problem cannot be solved without community engagement. In some cases, police departments have even created units that organize neighbors into "block watch"—a group of local residents relearning how they can use their collective power to be more secure.
While "block watch" is a commendable effort by police systems to transfer some of the security functions back to the local community, the overall trend is to invest in more police rather than more refunctioning of communities. As a result, in many cities neighborhood security has declined while police power has increased.
Almost all the leaders of the medical establishment agree that the primary source of good health is in the local community. They point to individual behavior, associational life, the physical environment and economic status as the major health determinants. However, they have no control over any of them because these determinants are largely the work of local communities. Nonetheless, many local residents now believe that the medical care system is the primary source of health and that their wellbeing is primarily created in a hospital.
Local governments have professionalized, developing management skills while using more technology. As their capacities have grown, local residents have shifted from being productive local citizens to becoming advocates for the government to solve all their problems. In some local governments, there has been an effort to maximize citizen participation, but this activity largely culminates in new responsibilities and function for local government rather than re-‐functioning neighborhoods.
As the corporatization of food production and distribution has blossomed, the capacity to produce food locally has diminished. The once common backyard garden disappeared. Recently, a hopeful, burgeoning movement to produce local food has emerged across the nation creating the first bloom of a re-‐functioning of the source of nourishment.
Institutions assuming community functions is a major cause of community dysfunction, the growing isolation of neighbors, one from another, and the decline of local associational life. Together, they have dissolved the basic social fabric that is the primary resource for productive, functional civic engagement.
This history of institutions assuming community functions is a major cause of community dysfunction. Its consequence is expressed in the growing isolation of neighbors, one from another. It is also expressed in the decline of local associational life that was documented by Robert Putnam in his book Bowling Alone. Together, these two declines have dissolved the basic social fabric that is the primary resource for productive, functional civic engagement.
The functions where collective citizen productivity can reclaim neighbor well-being and problem solving include:
Care (not service)
In redefining the functions of neighborhoods, these seven domains are the development agenda for the future. What collective, local citizen action can enhance these domains? What policies and action of institutions and funders can support, rather than displace, these productive citizen capacities?
What collective, local citizen action can fulfill the developmente agenda for the future? What policies and action of institutions and funders can support, rather than displace, productive citizen capacities?
In this new development strategy, it is important to recognize the secondary benefits. As new relationships develop locally in order to create a competent community, the neighbors are building a bank of social capital. They are also creating a culture supporting the presumption of citizen capacity rather than citizens being merely consumers of institutional outputs. Also, the relationships growing out of community work will often necessarily cross, dividing lines of age, race, ethnicity, gender, etc. And finally, this collective citizen productivity creates a new sense of efficacy and self-‐worth among the participating individuals.
While it takes a village to raise a child, our current dilemma is the lack of village. Therefore, the first step in creating a village is to relocate functions that have made so many neighborhoods powerless and unproductive.
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John McKnight is emeritus professor of education and social policy and codirector of the Asset-Based Community Development Institute at DePaul University. He is the coauthor of Building Communities from the Inside Out and the author of The Careless Society. He has been a community organizer and serves on the boards of several national organizations that support neighborhood development.
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Tak en de kracht van Juju (Engels: Tak and the power of Juju) is een 3D-animatie van Nickelodeon die is gebaseerd op de gelijknamige game. De première van de show was op 31 augustus 2007 op de Amerikaanse Nickelodeon, in Nederland debuteerde de serie op 25 april 2008.

Verhaal

Tak, het hoofdpersonage, leeft samen met zijn Pupununu-stam in de jungle. Op een dag redt hij de stam van het kwaad en krijgt hierdoor van de baas van de stam een kracht die Juju heet.

Cast in Amerika en Nederland

Mensen
 Tak (Hal Sparks), Nederlandse stem Jeroen van Wijngaarden
 De Baas (Maurice LaMarche), Nederlandse stem Hero Muller
 Lok (Patrick Warburton), Nederlandse stem Louis van Beek
 Jeera (Kari Wahlgren), Nederlandse stem Kirsten Fennis
 Keeko (John DiMaggio), Nederlandse stem Jürgen Theuns
 Banutu Steven Jibolba (Lloyd Sherr), Nederlandse stem Ruud Drupsteen
 Zaria (Dannah Feinglass)
 Log Hermit (Maurice LaMarche)
 Gemaskerde man (Lloyd Sherr)
 Slog (Megan Cavanagh)
 Blod en Bleeta Oongatchaka (Rene Mujica en Kari Wahlgren)
 Chaka en Oonga Oongatchaka (Mindy Sterling en Lloyd Sherr)
 Baas Zogsnob (Jeff Bennett)
 Baas Tina-Tina (Melanie Chartoff)
 Donna en Linda (April Winchell en Dannah Feinglass)
 Navis (Kari Wahlgren)

Juju's
 Belly Juju (Maurice LaMarche)
 Bug Juju (Wayne Knight)
 Bulldrafish Juju (Maurice LaMarche, Dannah Feinglass en Rob Paulsen)
 Dinky Juju (Maurice LaMarche)
 Gremlin Juju (Jeff Bennett)
 Guess Who Juju (Hal Sparks)
 Judge Juju (Rob Paulsen)
 Killjoy Juju (Mary Birdsong)
 Love Juju (Danielle Schneider)
 Party Juju (Dead Juju in het spel) (Rob Paulsen)
 Psychic Juju (Mind-Reader Juju in het spel) (S. Scott Bullock)
 Pugnacious Juju (Kirk Ward)
 Really, Really, Revolting Juju (Hal Sparks)
 Repugnant Juju (Dannah Feinglass)
 Repulsive Juju (John DiMaggio)
 Roadkill Juju (John DiMaggio)
 Spider Juju (Maurice LaMarche)
 Vendor Juju (Nick Jennings)

Afleveringen

Seizoen 1
 Dit seizoen begon op 31 augustus 2007 en eindigde op 1 november 2008.
 Vijf halve afleveringen verschenen als deel van de Pupu-New, New, New, New, New Week.

 Woodiefest/Loser.
 A Shaman's Shaman/The Gift.
 The Three Chiefs/The Party.
 The Beast/To Zaria With Love.
 Zaria's in Change/Bad Luck's Back.
 This Bites/Chief?
 Big Bross Brawl/Our Favorite Juju.
 Love Hurts/Frien-e-mies.
 The Littlest Gratch/Lok the Offender.
 Joy Ride/Step Juju.
 Great Juju Impersonator/Boom! Bang! Boom!
 Pugnacious No More/Little Chief.
 Tikis of War/Hairy Zaria.
 Mofather/Big Love.
 Ball of Wax/Testing Jibolba.
 Bad Medicine/Beautiful Girls.
 Ball Boy/The Lost Boys.
 Girls Only/Secession.
 Nice Calves/Double Tak.
 Sheep Dip/Slog the Babysitter.

Seizoen 2
 Dit seizoen begon op 8 november 2008.

 Feathers/Sans Sherriff.
 Giant Chief/Shrink A Dink.
 Destiny Schmestiny, deel 1.
 Destiny Schmestiny, deel 2.
 Break This/Pack of Apes.
 New Pet/Tak's Monster.

Verschillen met het spel
 Jason Marsden sprak de stem in van Tak in het spel, Hal Sparks doet dit in de serie.
 John Kassir sprak de stem in van Jibolba in het spel, Lloyd Sherr doet dit in de serie.
 In het spel heet de stam "Pupanunu", in de serie "Pupununu".
 In het spel heet Party Juju "Dead Juju", met de stem van Rob Paulsen.
 In het spel heet Psyschic Juju "Mind-Reader Juju", met de stem van Rob Paulsen in plaats van S. Scott Bullock.
 In het spel heet Traloc "Tlaloc", met de stem van Rob Paulsen in plaats van Jeff Bennett.

Externe links
 Officiële site

Programma van Nickelodeon


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Home » Celebrities » Victoria Beckham supports husband David Beckham at his first Inter Miami game
Victoria Beckham supports husband David Beckham at his first Inter Miami game
Victoria Beckham was every inch the doting wife as she supported husband David at his first Inter Miami game on Sunday. The former England footballer was all smiles as his wife and their eldest son Brooklyn joined him for his milestone moment at LA's Banc of California Stadium. The family was also accompanied by Brooklyn's girlfriend Nicola Peltz, Gordon Ramsay, Dave Gardner, Liv Tyler and Eva Longoria.
Victoria Beckham shared this snap from the game
"I'm so excited!!! So many kisses @davidbeckham @intermiamicf and Team DB!! x VB," gushed Victoria on Instagram. Brooklyn posted a picture of his dad looking out over the stands after the game. "So proud of you dad," he simply wrote alongside two red hearts. Meanwhile, Romeo, 17, Cruz, 15, and eight-year-old Harper were unable to attend the game. However, the children all sent good luck cards, which David shared on his Instagram page.
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Despite losing their first game to Los Angeles FC, David praised his team on their debut. "Very proud moment for our club today and the team did us proud," he said after the match. "It's been a long journey but this is only the beginning. To Diego (The Boss) the team and our entire staff…we should be very proud how far we have come and what the future holds."
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Over the past few months, David has been underseeing the construction of his brand-new stadium after being given the go-ahead in January 2018 for a Major League Soccer team. The 18,000 capacity Lockhart Stadium, formerly the home of Fort Lauderdale Strikers before their departure in 2016, has four-tiered seating blocks that boast pink, black and white seating to keep in line with the team's home and away colours.
Brooklyn was very proud of his father
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The Research Center for Nonlinear Wave Mechanics and Technology of the Russian Academy of Sciences (NWMTC) has been established as independent research organization under the leadership of Academician Rivner F. Ganiev in 1995. At present the NWMTC is included as a Branch into the Federal Budget-Funded Research Institute for Machine Science named after A.A.Blagonravov of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IMASH RAN).
Academician Rivner F.Ganiev is a Scientific Supervisor of the NWMTC, he is a famous scientist in the field of applied mathematics, theoretical and applied mechanics. He has carried out a number of significant research into nonlinear mechanics and mechanical engineering, in various fields of technology, he is the author of more than 300 publications, including 15 monographs, more than 100 inventions and patents. Academician R.Ganiev is the creator of a new area of mechanics – nonlinear wave mechanics and of scientific fundamentals for wave technology intended for intensification of technological processes in industry.
In the Russian Academy of Sciences the NWMTC is the leading research center in the field of theory for nonlinear oscillations of multiphase systems. Wave mechanics of multiphase systems - a new area of mechanics, has been developed by the staff of the NWMTC. Actually a whole number of nonlinear wave oscillatory phenomena and effects has been discovered, which are of significant applied importance.
The main results of nonlinear wave mechanics and technology are published both in the numeral scientific articles and monographs of the NWMTC' s research staff and are defended by the Russian and foreign patents [1-10]. While developing nonlinear wave mechanics and technology, there has been discovered a whole number of wave and oscillatory phenomena and effects that are laid in the basis of highly efficient wave technology which is applied to many branches of industry, for instance: machine-building, oil and gas industry, ecology, chemical technology, materials science, civil engineering, food industry, etc.
Highly efficient wave technology either in principle can not be implemented using earlier known methods, or it has the potential to intensify repeatedly (10-50 times) the existing ones.
In its essence, wave technology is a competitive national advantage of Russia at the world technological market and is a basis for performing the wide-scale innovations in different branches of industry, offering solutions to technological problems based on wave phenomena and effects.
Depending on characteristics of specific technologies and industrial facilities, there exist many variants for implementation of wave technology, - starting from completely fabricated wave technological facilities and up to modernization of existing lines by adding to these lines the wave machines and devices that change radically their productivity, increasing it and also raising quality of manufactured items and reducing power consumption.
In the given material there are in brief presented only separate wave machines and devices implementing technology to a number of industries, as well as there are described propellers for wave machines and devices, which are the main core units, thus "a heart" for these wave machines.


For the past 12 months I have been making an effort to write all my code test first. It has been a steep learning curve and I am only just coming out the other side. One of the things I want to do with this blog is to talk about what I have come up against and any tricks I have worked out or learnt along the way. I have always found that I gain a deeper understanding when explaining things.
One of the things that I have learnt from Uncle Bob is that your tests are as important if not more so than the production code, and that if you should keep your production code neat and tidy then you should give the tests the same respect. With that in mind I will get to my point.
I use abstract classes to reduce code duplication and enforce a contract on implementation of concrete types. When I refactor out an abstract class in the refactor phase of a "Red Green Refactor" cycle, I also refactor out an abstract test fixture.
As an example I have an abstract fixture that was created to test the common parts of classes that server requests. This is part of an example project I am building.
After creating the implementation of the fixture, I set the "System under Test" (Sut) in the setup to a news instance of ExampleTest (the type I am testing) supplying it with any implementation dependences. Then all the tests in the abstract fixture can run and any tests for implementation details are added to the new fixture. The abstract tests are made possible with generics and I think an explanation of how I achieved this deserves its own post.
It is important to make sure your base functionality stays intact between implementations to conform to the "Liskov substitution principle". These abstract tests help validate this functionality and gives you free tests.
This is still a work in progress, and I hope to make it openly available on GitHub in the coming months.
I tweeted an image a while back and thought I would share it here as well. This is classic and would make for great motivation, but there is a good point behind it.


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Q: Prometheus-server: Appending scrape report failed" err="write to WAL: log samples: write /data/wal/00007153: read-only file system" I have Prometheus 4.x running on my Kubernetes cluster, All my metrics were unable to retrive since error below:
level=warn ts=2021-11-29T08:43:50.103Z caller=scrape.go:945 component="scrape manager" scrape_pool=kubernetes-service-endpoints target=http://10.0.10.4:9100/metrics msg="appending scrape report failed" err="write to WAL: log samples: write /data/wal/00007153: read-only file system"

I am unable to create new file under /data/wal as well which returns "read-only file system"
Any idea of why does it happen?


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Q: Complicated limit calculation : what approach should be used. what is the approach to this limit calculation:
$$\lim_{n\to\infty}\frac{2^{3n}+2^{2n+2}}{8^{n+1}+5^{n+100}}$$
Thanks for the support!

A: The big realization that @zwim points out in the comments is that the terms in the denominator and numerator that aren't the fastest growing don't factor into the final limit. In particular, $$\lim\limits_{n\to\infty}\frac{2^{3n}+2^{2n+2}}{8^{n+1}+5^{n+100}}=\lim\limits_{n\to\infty}\frac{2^{3n}}{8^{n+1}}$$Proving that this is true is a great exercise and one that I highly encourage. But once we have this result, the rest is trivial since $2^{3n}=8^n$, so $$\lim\limits_{n\to\infty}\frac{2^{3n}}{8^{n+1}}=\frac18$$


Minimalist home design, with hardly any and simple furniture, has fascinated lots of people. Often times the way you value our home, the way we furnish and embellish a property with carefully selected decoration reflects the character of the owner. As with every styles of decorating and living, there are numerous levels of minimalism that work for different people but each and every minimal home will have some of these common elements.
Minimalism happens to be well liked in the 20th century. This design style is very charming because it's able to make a streamline design and keep it inviting. In case you consider this interior decoration, you will need to deal with less clutter and enjoy the innate beauty of every furniture and art you've got at home. To help you achieve this striking and functional design, here are a couple tips.
Create A Clean SpaceThis really is one of several basic elements of a minimalist interior design style. Using this approach gives you a streamlined and arranged house. To create a clean space, you must purge a few items that you simply haven't used or things you don't need any longer. By getting rid of any non-essential items in the home, you will be able to produce a less stressful home environment. You can use cabinets, tasteful boxes and baskets to conceal and organize your other stuff.
Use Muted or Neutral Colors: When painting your walls, select neutral or muted colors. These colors can create a relaxing ambiance rather than using vibrant and loud shades. If you would like give a burst of color in the room, you can pick a feature wall and paint it with the color you want. Make use of this as your focal point. Whenever possible, use a single color muted theme to avoid distractions and clutter in the eyes.
Add Simple Furnishings Even the handles of drawers or the legs of tables and chairs ought to be kept simple to be in maintaining the minimalistic approach. Interior designs with minimal colors are ideal for the person or house owner who wants a minimalistic look. As soon as the tables, chairs, bureaus and walls are the same color, the impression is normally that of being clean and simple. Sticking to a single color or shades of the same color will help to keep the ambience calm and simple. White, black, blue and green are ideal colors to make use of in interior designs aimed at minimalism.
Install Proper Lighting: Did you know that lighting furthermore plays a critical role when it comes to minimalist architecture design? Make certain you make use of only high quality lights. Through the use of good quality lights, you can create a simple effect to your home. You can utilize track lights or recessed lights as opposed to table and floor lamps. You can also install dimmer switches to control the amount of light in the room. Dimming the lights will provide you with a cozy, relaxing mood.
I believe it is always important to create a warm & welcoming entryway with a touch of elegance. Don't wait until your guests are inside for them to be impressed with your interior design! You don't need to be extravagant. Learn how to create a beautiful entryway in just 5 simple ways.
So stop neglecting it and show it the same amount of TLC every other inch of your house has received.
As an interior design addict, you're used to balancing colour schemes throughout a room to build atmosphere and character. Apply that same attitude and eye-for-detail to picking the perfect shade for repainting your front door.
Make a bold statement with a sunshine yellow or hot pink, and you'll instantly make your house look friendlier. Remember to buy a high-gloss paint for a super polished and shiny finish.